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Chris Brown is the male Beyoncé, says Fat Joe
Published Tuesday, Jan 10 2012, 00:57 GMT | By Jennifer Still | 7 comments
Fat Joe has revealed that he considers Chris Brown to be a male "sex symbol".
The rapper, who collaborated with Brown on 'Another Round', admitted that he was impressed by his fellow artist's adoring fanbase during the music video shoot for the track.
"You know, that guy, he's like the 'guy Beyoncé'," Joe told MTV News.
"This guy takes his shirt off - I played it for a couple of chicks before we released it and they just start goin' crazy and buggin' out like, 'Oh my God, yo'. You know, he's a sex symbol."
Brown was recently banned from doing interviews by his manager, who wants the artist to focus on his music.
Last month, Brown was rumoured to have reunited with ex-girlfriend Rihanna after the pair tweeted 'I love you' just minutes apart.
Watch the video for Fat Joe and Chris Brown's 'Another Round' below:
The rapper, who collaborated with Brown on 'Another Round', admitted that he was impressed by his fellow artist's adoring fanbase during the music video shoot for the track.
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"You know, that guy, he's like the 'guy Beyoncé'," Joe told MTV News.
"This guy takes his shirt off - I played it for a couple of chicks before we released it and they just start goin' crazy and buggin' out like, 'Oh my God, yo'. You know, he's a sex symbol."
Brown was recently banned from doing interviews by his manager, who wants the artist to focus on his music.
Last month, Brown was rumoured to have reunited with ex-girlfriend Rihanna after the pair tweeted 'I love you' just minutes apart.
Watch the video for Fat Joe and Chris Brown's 'Another Round' below:
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