Wyclef

Chris Brown has a major diva tantrum; Wyclef Jean gets "grazed" by a bullet but some don't believe him; and wrestler, Anthony Robles who was born without his right leg becomes a champion. It's a mixed bag after the jump.

Chris Brown needs help

So when you're angry do you normally throw a chair against a window and run outside with your shirt off? Well, yes if you're Chris Brown. The troubled singer had a public meltdown after getting angered by "Good Morning America," co-host, Robin Roberts for bringing up the topic of his physical assault on Rihanna during their interview. Chris has since "apologized" for his actions but few are buying it including the commenter below. It seems as if Chris needs to truly get some mental health treatment and stay away from chairs.

"I hope this is a WAKE UP call...he definitely needs new handlers for sure. I believe he thinks what he did was 'cute' not realizing it could cost him his freedom. He needs to go sit down somewhere and stop being a baby."

Source: www.sandrarose.com

Commenter: BigCityGirl

Wyclef, who shot ya?

Was he or wasn't he remains the question surrounding Wyclef Jean's alleged shot in the hand. During the height of Haiti's Presidential elections, Wyclef appeared on CNN stating that a bullet grazed him but Haiti police authorities say he was cut by glass. Some commenters believe Wyclef may be pulling a publicity stunt. Hmm, can't say I would put it past him.

"I thought much of the same thing about Wyclef's character when he was attempting to run for the President of Haiti. Some people will do almost anything to get a headline. I'm not at all surprised with these developments...this man has absolutely zero creditability!"

Source: www.bvblackspin.com

Commenter: Greg

An unfair win?

You can't tell Anthony Robles to break a leg because he was born without his right leg and he is still a major success in sports. Anthony is now the NCAA wrestling champion in the 125-pound weight class after defeating Matt McDonough from Iowa. As inspirational as this story is not everyone thinks it was a fair match. What do you think?

"big advantage imo...he's missing 25% of his bodyweight­, so the rest of him is WAY bigger and stronger than the other wrestlers.­..plus, he's so hard to practice for...cong­rats to him though"

Source: www.huffingtonpost.com

Commenter: djnc

On November 19th, the multi-talented musician and humanitarian, Wyclef, came by our Jimmy Jazz store on 442 Fulton Street in Brooklyn, NY. The Haitain-born, Wyclef help launch the new Timberland® Earthkeepers™ Yéle Haiti Collection at our store by greeting fans and signing autographs. As mentioned in our previous post, the cool thing about each Yéle Haiti boot sold is that $2 will be donated to Wyclef's Yéle Haiti organization to support reforestation in his homeland of Haiti. So basically you get to look cool and help help others... you can't beat that!!

Here are some photos from the event. Also don't forget to cop Clef's latest release, From The Hut, To The Projects To The Mansion, Available now!

Fans anxiously wait outside 442 Fulton Street for Wyclef to make his entrance.

Jimmy Jazz crew is suited up for the event.

Wyclef gets into swing of things right away.

The crowed continues to grow into the late evening.

Wyclef wraps up the event with a picture perfect group shot with the Jimmy Jazz crew.

Jimmy Jazz is excited to announce a cool partnership with Timberland and Grammy award-winning musician, humanitarian and former-member of The Fugees, Wyclef Jean. To help launch and promote Wyclef's signature Timberland Earthkeepers Yele Haiti boot collection, fans can drop by our Jimmy Jazz location on 442 Fulton Street in Brooklyn on Thursday, November 19th from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. Clef will be on-site to talk about the Timberland collaboration and his  Yéle Haiti organization. Afterwards, he will conduct a meet and greet with Jimmy Jazz shoppers. Shoppers who purchase the Earthkeepers™ Yéle Haiti boot on 442  Fulton Street will receive a free CD copy of the brand-new mixtape EP DJ Drama Presents Wyclef Jean A.K.A. Toussaint St. Jean From The Hut To The Projects To The Mansion.

(Video Above) Wyclef Jean Presents Yéle Haiti Earthkeeper Line.

Jimmy Jazz is one of the first locations in the metro New York area to be carrying the Yéle Haiti collection, co-developed by Wyclef and Timberland under the popular Timberland® Earthkeepers™ line.  For every pair sold, $2 will be donated to Wyclef’s Yéle Haiti organization to support reforestation efforts in his homeland of Haiti. The Yéle Haiti collection is comprised of 16 styles of boots for men, women and kids, made from a variety of recycled and organic materials.