Shocking Tweets Sent by Teen Girls During Chris Brown's Grammy Performance

Its been 3 effing years since he beat her up...get over Sullivan, ok? I'm a die-hard Chris Brown fan. I forgave him cause he plead guilty and admitted his faults. They both [Chris and Rihanna] played a role in that situation so la-de-dah. I would be front-row-center at his concerts and buy his albums cause he makes good music. Rihanna kept re-releasing that #$%$ album of hers that I'm tired of her...plus she's gone a lil demented with her songs. I like man down and all but she doesn't have the finesse as soon other singers (she can't really dance either). The grammys is about honoring musical talent...Chris got talent, so shut the eff up and realize we ain't living in your little world. Plus, if you were them girls' age (or even close to it or knew what they were thinking), you would understsnding the underlying innuendo of "beat" meaning sex...DUH!!!

The error is expecting the Grammy Awards to be child-appropriate. 98% of the people participating in the show are NOT good role models for anyone (especially children)--that includes your beloved Whitney Houston.

Meanwhile, women with brains are swooning over Colin Firth being a gentleman to Meryl Streep when she lost her shoe.

Those girls are idiots.

Some of you people need to get educated about domestic abuse and stop making ignorant comments or don't say anything at all. It still matters, what this #$%$ hole did. Abusive men DO NOT CHANGE! They will always be the way they are, they do not deserve anything in life other than misery. Chris Brown is nothing but a fart in the wind as far as I'm concerned. As for the #$%$ who tweeted about wanting him to beat them, they're idiots. I wouldn't wish DV upon anyone, not my worst enemy. It ruins lives every single day.

Teen girls are so stupid. They idolize the idiot Hollywood trash and then complain about their low self-esteem. When did our society start to think it was great to idolize brainless idiots like this over the likes of scientists, inventors, and philanthropists. Rome is burning.

I agree and this is just indicative of how much our culture has degenerated. Each and every family has to take responsibility for raising their youngsters right and for making the connection with their kids' schools and friends/friends families, etc., to ensure that everyone is on the same page and looking out for the best interests of the kids/society. If everyone is focused on that, and I mean everyone, then we'll have a better, more responsible, considerate, and accountable society. Sadly, it took generations for things to get in this condition, and its going to take generations of courage and hard work/effort to turn it back around. It makes it worse when adult people in positions of power and influence do not use it responsibly or with good judgment, but again it is indicative.

Bottom line is it starts at home people...teach your children, be there for your children....maybe tighten the ole belt rather than taking on extra hours at work....we are having children yet spending less and less time with them. They are getting an education about 'life" through their peers, MTV, the internet, FB, etc....SCARY!!!

Hold on. The issue in this article isn't him performing at the Grammy's. It's the girls accepting spousal abuse just because someone is famous. It just isn't okay.

There are no morals in capitalism. The dollar rules all. The Grammy organization can make money off of him and so they will - they have no "moral obligation" to society not to. Or do they? I think corporations DO have a moral obligation, but beyond "corporations" or "organizations"... those are just collective terms for INDIVIDUAL MEN AND WOMEN. Individual men and women are making these horribly disgusting decisions... and they SHOULD be called out.

I have to agree that the main problem is letting our children think these people are role models to being with. They are not. Secondly, there was much much more to that story than "oh he beat her up". No he should never have touched her in any way. However, I also believe that she was as violent as he was. That is not ok either. Yes it is disturbing that kids would mock the violence. I do not think they mean it in a literal sense. No teenage girl- stupid or not- would actually want to be hit by a man. They simply think he is hot. the end. The mothers and fathers of these girls need to make sure to instill what respect is in a relationship. Not leave that up to someone who sells themselves for the next record deal. Not someone who dresses in little to no clothing and bounces around high on whatever the newest craze is. Teen girls are going to oo and ahh over any guy they think is "hot". Nothing new in that. Look at the ones some of us undoubtedly gushed over, they turned out to be violent, drug addicts etc. We just didnt see it all in the media at the time. Furthermore, he is a musician, not a moral compass.

Yes what Chris Brown did was disgusting, however he was a man about it and took responsibility for his actions....unlike Whitney Houston (who on previous occasions herself said she used to hit her ex hsuband...is this not equally disgusting?) and who NEVER owned up to her constant crack use and damage to her family. That being said, the grammys are meant to honour musical talent and not peoples personal lives.

he should address the comments made by the young girls...unfortunately for him he will always be an abuser in a lot of peoples eyes and will always have to own up to that... as a mother, a woman and an advocate for victim/survivors of domestic violence thats what i would like to see happen

Just so you know teen girls say alot of things we dont mean. We say things with out thinking to be funny. And we exaggerate about 90% of what we say. So dont take everything that comes out of their mouths so seriously. I can almost guarantee you that all they ment by those statments were "I think Chris Brown is hot" and I want people to like what I wrote and think its funny.

"On a night where we are all saying goodbye to Whitney Houston, a legend who was introduced to drugs by her bad boy husband, Bobby Brown, shouldn't we expect more than to see an abuser take the stage in all his glory?" 100% Wrong....She was an addict waaay before Bobby Brown. It seems you are just on your usual man hating kick. The worse message that you avoid in all of this is that women should be held accountable for their own choices /actions (then maybe they will deal with the scrutiny men have to for this very same evaluation of accountability) This is the real tale of Whitney....but it seems the truth is lost on you.

I hate Chris Brown. I'm 12, and my dream boyfriend is Tim Tebow!

I agree with Roberta. The Grammys, and much of the music industry in general, don't really have a reputation for sending the "right" message to kids. Parents who become aware of their children tweeting this sort of nonsense ought to be very proactive in correcting those attitudes and behaviors before they get even worse.

let him live and let that incident go already

So, we should never focus on someone's talent's but only their flaws?
That's what you want to teach girls (or any kid in general)?
We all know that what Chris Brown did was wrong, but he deserved to perform at the Grammy's if he can still sing.
Also, why can't people stop hailing celebrities as role models?
The best role models should be found in the people living the closest to you, not some celeb who we don't know anything about.
You want to write an article about why the world is so effed up?
Start looking at yourself, and you can see the answer.

"It's nothing but simply horrifying". Couldn't agree more about this entire article, completely horrible, off target, and pathetic excuse to incite controversy where there is none...Is this Chris Chase in drag?