She Ain't You
2011
Built on SWV's Right Here and Michael Jackson's Human Nature, Brown sighing over an ex from inside a new relationship.
★ 0.8
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Don't Wake Me Up
2012
William Orbit co-wrote and produced it, a Madonna collaborator turning Brown's fourth Fortune single into gleaming EDM.
★ 0.9
Turn Up The Music
2012
Cut at the Record Plant with The Underdogs, 130 BPM of house that gave Brown his first UK number one.
★ 1.0
Don't Judge Me
2012
Produced by The Messengers with Nasri co-writing, the fifth single from Fortune asks a lover to ignore rumor.
★ 1.1
Yeah 3x
2010
DJ Frank E's video-game synths cut at the Record Plant, and Brown's return to pure pop after the mixtape years.
★ 2.2
Right By My Side
2012
Pop and Oak's glossy production, an Ester Dean co-write, and Nas cast as the love interest in Benny Boom's video.
★ 2.3
Loyal
Chris Brown and Lil Wayne
2013
Nic Nac's beat borrows from "Money Ain't a Thang," and three regional versions carried it thirty-six weeks on the chart.
★ 2.9
Kiss Kiss
Chris Brown and T-Pain
2007
T-Pain wrote and produced it at Chalice in Los Angeles, and it held number one for three weeks.
★ 3.1
No Air
2008
Sparks became the first American Idol alum past three million US sales, and the duet earned a Grammy nomination.
★ 3.2
Run It!
2005
Cut at Criteria in Miami by Scott Storch and Sean Garrett, with Brown topping the Hot 100 at sixteen.
★ 3.3
Deuces
Chris Brown and Tyga
2010
Three voices, one mixtape: McCall produced and guested, Tyga rapped, and Brown took a breakup to number one R&B.
★ 3.5
With You (Chris Brown)
2007
Stargate cut it at Battery Studios with Espen Lind on acoustic guitar, and Brown took it to number two.
★ 3.6
Forever (Chris Brown)
2007
Written first as a Doublemint gum jingle, then extended by Polow da Don into a wedding-aisle staple.
★ 4.2
Look at Me Now
2011
Diplo and Afrojack made the beat for a mixtape; Busta Rhymes' double-time verse pushed it to diamond.
★ 4.9