'Sing' is pretty forgettable but I didn't mind it too much. Certainly 'Wherever You Are' is by far superior.

'Turn Up The Music' is pretty crap and think would be my last placer here. Admittedly do like some CB songs from 2008 and 'Beautiful People' from 2011 but never liked him anyway so him making the news for awful stuff doesn't surprise me at all.

Chris Brown. Dont remember this track much, it's not awful, but it doesn't have much of a hook or song, the production is pretty good though. always appreciate a nice construction with beats, and it would sound fine on a dancefloor. The great thing about personal charts is you can see what you thought at the time - and I thought number 56 was about right, so easily the lowest of the 3 so far. I can add that Brown only made my top 10 on 3 occasions, one with Benny Benassi on board, one with Justin Bieber and one number one with Fine China, very much an outlier in his career. And nothing since 2014 has charted.

I agree it's sad that Chris Brown has such a devoted fanbase and career when he's shown time and time again he's a terrible person, I can usually separate art and artist but fortunately here, there's no need to as most of his music is atrocious anyway! Turn Up The Music is so generic and unoriginal, feels like it was one that only got there by chance and I'd be surprised if even his fans hold it up as a classic these days.