Chris Brown has made more than a few mistakes in the public eye. The singer had us wondering if he might be losing his mind with his weird behavior over the summer including threatening Tyson Beckford for taking a selfie with his exKarrueche. Most recently, he was denied an Australian visa for his One Hell Of A Nite tour. Australian immigration minister Peter Dutton slapped the singer with a "notice of intention to consider refusal" on "character grounds." This all stems back to him pleading guilty to brutally assaulting Rihanna in 2009.
In light of the news, Brown took to Twitter and said he wants to help Australia champion their cause. Time will tell if Australia reverses their decision but it's doubtful after they upheld the same decision with Floyd Mayweather.
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