Chris Brown apologized for the blunder he made by commenting on the new medical crisis Ebola, but the fans refused to accept his apology.
The 25-year-old singer, who recently took to Twitter and wrote "I think this Ebola epidemic is a form of population control. S**t is getting crazy bruh," learned his lesson when he received a wave of backlash from his 13.7 million followers, TMZ.com reported.
Brown got comments like "You're not a smart person at all" and "Why morons gotta be famous?" after which he decided to make amends by tweeting "Let me shut my black ass up." However, no one paid any attention to it.
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