Iconic crooner Bobby Brown admits that he and the rest of New Edition were paid what amounted to crumbs on their first label deal.

The R&B legend stopped by Shannon Sharpe’s interview show and shared about his career and people who sample his records. […] ...

Bobby Brown has revealed that the late Irv Gotti paid him $1 million to appear in the music video for Ja Rule's "Thug Lovin." ...

Bobby Brown has sparks internet outrage over if Usher or Chris Brown is "today's Michael Jackson" and Britney Spears "butchering" his song.

Bobby Brown called Britney Spears's version of "My Prerogative" a "butchering" and said he only approved it because of her name and Teddy Riley.

“My Prerogative” dropped in 1988 as a direct response to the backlash Bobby faced after being ousted from the group New ...

Bobby Brown reveals he was paid $1 million for a cameo in Ja Rule’s “Thug Lovin’” video during his chat with Shannon Sharpe ...

Bobby Brown said Britney Spears 'butchered' his classic hit "My Prerogative" when she covered it more than two decades ago.

Bobby Brown recently appeared on Shannon Sharpe's podcast and slammed Britney Spears for butchering her version of his song.

“Chris Brown is the closest thing to Michael Jackson,” Brown added, noting that while the comparison isn’t a perfect match ...

It’s Bobby Brown’s prerogative to express his opinion, especially if it’s about one of his hit songs. The New Edition member revealed that he’s not a fan of Britney ...

Brown admitted he was initially on board with Spears covering the song because he thought she would “wow” him. She apparently did not.