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2013 single past Chris Brown

"Fine Prc"
The Chinese characters "精美的瓷器" ("fine porcelain" in English) are graffitied vertically against a black background and Chris Brown's name is appended at the bottom.
Single by Chris Brown
from the anthology X (Deluxe edition)
Released March 29, 2013
Recorded 2013
Genre
  • Disco
  • R&B
  • synth-funk
Length 3:33
Label RCA
Songwriter(s)
  • Chris Brown
  • Eric Bellinger
  • Leon "Roccstar" Youngblood
  • Sevyn Streeter
Producer(s)
  • "Roccstar"
  • 1000'harah "PK" Degeddingseze
Chris Brown singles chronology
"As Your Friend"
(2013) 		"Fine China"
(2013) 		"For the Road"
(2013)
Music video
"Fine China" on YouTube

"Fine China" is a song by American recording artist Chris Dark-brown. It served as the lead single from his sixth studio album X and was released on March 29, 2013 by RCA Records. It was written past Dark-brown, Eric Bellinger, Roccstar and Sevyn Streeter, and produced by "RoccStar" and Thousand'harah "PK" Degeddingseze. Co-ordinate to Brown and his producers, the song was inspired by the works of Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke, among others.

The song received mainly positive reviews from music critics, who considered the song "infectious and memorable," mainly for its "throwback style", also citing Justin Timberlake and Jackson's Off the Wall album as clear references to the song. "Fine China" was a moderate success on the charts, reaching the tiptop-forty in Australia, New Zealand, UK and United states of america, where it reached a peak of number 31 on the Billboard Hot 100 nautical chart. The vocal'southward music video was released on Apr i, 2013.

Background and inspiration [edit]

Subsequently Chris Brown winning a Grammy for his "F.A.G.E." album, in the category "Best R&B Album of the Year", Eric Bellinger, who co-wrote "Say information technology With Me" for the anthology, admitted he was like, "Wow, I'g really doing something here. I was doing something correct considering and then many people get nominated and that's it; but to be a function of a project that really won was the moment I realized I was in the correct business."[ane] Bellinger also told Billboard Mag that he stayed with Brown in the studio every day for about 2 months. Then, RoccStar and PK played the beat out and he immediately thought about Michael Jackson. And then they said, "Go in the booth and do some Michael-blazon stuff."[1] In another interview, Bellinger said, "He [Brown] really, actually went back to the days of Sam Cooke, but we were even so able to go on it 2013 at the aforementioned time." Bellinger also cited Justin Timberlake as some other influence for the song and Brown's upcoming album "Ten".[two]

For one of the producers of the song, Roccstar, he was aiming for authentic music, saying that, "Seeing he'due south supposed to be the next MJ, it's kind of an automatic influence. I personally carry the Jackson audio a lot because I used to be around them and so much. [...] With the bass line, I wasn't really thinking 'Let's make a Michael Jackson song,' I was simply like 'let's make something that feels great.' Chris was like, 'We got to do some existent shit this album. People need to experience exactly what I'm doing, it needs to exist emotional and people demand to be emotionally attached to this tape,' so we just went in."[3]

Composition and lyrics [edit]

"Fine Communist china" was written by Chris Brown, CBE artist Sevyn Streeter, Eric Bellinger and Roccstar, while production was handled by Roccstar and PK.[v] It is an R&B song,[6] with Dark-brown singing "I'm not unsafe" in a vintage Rex-of-Pop falsetto over elastic bass and swinging Eighties funk grooves, according to Rolling Stone 's Matt Diehl.[vii] According to Brownish, the chorus ("Information technology's alright/I'thousand not dangerous/If you're mine, I'll be generous/You're irreplaceable/A collectible, but like fine china") is about "how fragile, priceless and cute a girl can exist."[vii] Lyrically, it uses fancy dinnerware as a metaphor for a frail woman over a soulful, 1970'south-inspired track.[iv] He also makes use of his falsetto, which soars over harmonies and a disco beat in the chorus.[6] According to Amy Sciarretto of Pop Crush, "the shimmying vocal has a similar tempo to 'Billie Jean,' with '80s backbeats and plenty of Jacksonian 'Woo-hoos' and 'whoas' sprinkled throughout the song."[6]

The song is performed in an East♭ minor key, with Brown's song ranging from E♭four to D♭half dozen, and is set in mutual time at a tempo of 106 beats per infinitesimal.[8] [nine] Brown released a remix which featured Mutual on May 7, 2013, with Mutual waxing rapping about a special lady.[x]

Release and cover fine art [edit]

"Fine People's republic of china" was released on iTunes past RCA Records on March 29, 2013,[11] and sent to Rhythmic radio on April 2, 2013.[12] It was sent to Urban radio on April nine, and Top 40/Mainstream radio on April 22, 2013.[13] The single's album encompass is simple, with the Standard mandarin characters 精美的瓷器 (jīngměi de cíqì) in ruby with Chocolate-brown'south name in the lower left corner in a imitation-Asian-style font on a blackness background. It translates literally as "fine porcelain", or the "fine china" the vocal uses as a metaphor.[4]

Critics as well saw that "Fine China" is influenced by the latest work of Justin Timberlake.

Music video [edit]

Cquote1.png "In this video, y'all'll encounter me taking care of the girl, doing gentlemanly things—showing another side of me. I know my female person audition sees it. Simply the naysayers might say, 'No, that's not him."

—Brown talking about the video.[xiv]

The official music video for "Fine China", inspired by Michael Jackson's "You rock my world" brusk film, premiered on April 1, 2013. It was directed past Chocolate-brown and Sylvain White,[fourteen] and shows Brown pursuing a human relationship with an Asian woman despite her disapproving father (François Chau),[15] a triad leader.[16] While cruising around exotic CGI-assisted environment in a ruby-red Lamborghini, Brownish sports a dapper look. A "Cor Sine Labe Doli" metallic gold bow necktie, a black leather jacket, suspenders, a driving cap, stake greyness gloves and white kicks brand up the flashy yet urban-infused ensemble. Brown briefly introduces ane other MJ-inspired look halfway through the video: a dark urban await made upwards of a checkered greyness fedora, blackness slacks, button upward shirt and a matching leather jacket.[14]

Storyline [edit]

The video opens with a beautiful girl at war with her father, who does non wish for her to date Brown. Brown pulls upwards to her house in a motorcar and she runs out to him, ready for a night on the town. It then diverges into a mix of "Y'all stone my globe", "Polish Criminal" and "Bad," hats, leather, studs, lights, trip the light fantastic into a club, fight with the mafia and all. Chocolate-brown and his bros trip the light fantastic for his giggling lady dearest earlier an Asian gang shows up, outset to a martial-arts-dance-boxing, and then they're out for blood, with futuristic guns, more cars and the girl's begetter leading the charge. The mafia is met with Dark-brown'southward gang outside, everybody'due south guns locked and stocked, and it ends with a "To Be Continued..." vibe.[17]

Reception [edit]

Christina Lee of Idolator compared the video'southward plot to that of W Side Story and – among other critics – noted heavy influence by Michael Jackson.[18] Kyle Anderson of Entertainment Weekly considered that the video may "borrow as well much from Off the Wall era",[19] while Rob Markman of MTV said it "takes singled-out visual cues from classic clips similar ... 'Smooth Criminal' and 'Beat It'",[twenty] and Gregory DelliCarpini Jr. of Billboard compared Brown's "vintage" advent to Jackson'southward appearance in the "Say Say Say" music video.[14]

Alive performances [edit]

Chocolate-brown performed "Fine Mainland china" at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards on May xx, 2013. The performance had Eastern-inspired design and plot machinations, with a mock fight sequence. Andrew Unterberger of Pop Dust was favorable to his performance, writing that, "To be off-white, if there was 1 pop star in music right now who was born to deliver an on-stage karate dance functioning, it was probably Informal, and he acquits himself admirably in the mock-combat. And at least with this operation, he saves the super-concrete stuff for the end, leaving him gratuitous to, y'know, actually sing during his proper performance–something of a novelty for Brown at laurels-bear witness performances of late."[21] He also performed the song during a medley at the 2013 BET Awards on June 30, 2013, alongside "Don't Think They Know". The functioning started with Brownish wearing a blackness skeleton outfit and flanked by dancers marked with brilliant xanthous "10"south on their otherwise black and white ensembles, while performing "Fine China". Later, he strayed soon and slowed everything downwards with a candle and blacklit operation of "Don't Retrieve They Know". Subsequently, Nicki Minaj appeared suspended from the ceiling in a ball. She delivered a spitfire verse before the spotlight returned to Dark-brown, who put his hood up sheepishly at the decision of the operation.[22]

Popular civilisation and covers [edit]

British singer Jessie J (pictured) covered the song.

It was appear that "Fine Red china" would be included in the upcoming videogame Only Dance 2014. It is besides ane of the select few songs available on Just Trip the light fantastic 2014 'southward demo version.[23] American actress, singer, dancer and writer Zendaya danced hip hop to the song in calendar week nine of Dancing with the Stars with professional dance partner Val Chmerkovskiy and earned xxx out of 30 points.[24]

British singer Jessie J covered the song, while performing an acoustic set for The Lord's day, with help from a few back-upwardly vocalists and guitarists.[25] Christina Lee of Idolator praised the cover, writing that, "the vocalist navigated the Michael Jackson-inspired melody with just a touch on of her trademark sass. While Jessie and Breezy sound remarkably unlike, Jessie J understands pretty well how to treat a Chris Brown song."[25] Brown himself praised her rendition, going to Twitter to say, "you're beyond incredible!".[26]

"Fine China" was also performed by contestant "Kid The Wiz" on the flavour 8 of America's Got Talent, during the week of July 30–31.

X Factor UK 2014 Finalist Fleur East performed the song at her arena audition in Wembley Loonshit.

Common released his own remix to the song, calculation a poetry. Some other remix to the single by MC McThriller was released on SoundCloud March 15, 2014.

Critical reception [edit]

"Fine China" received generally favorable reviews from music critics. In an early review for the song, Matt Diehl of Rolling Stone stated that, "It'south a hype combination of futuristic and throwback, blended with decidedly old-school romance."[7] Cortney Wills of MTV News called "Fine China", "an instantly infectious heartbreak vocal," calculation, "the hard-hit bass line carries Brown's aching voice through a mesmerizing melody."[27] Yahoo! lauded "Fine China" as "a soulful, 1970'south-inspired rail" and said that it's "Brown'southward about musical sound to date," praising the song for beingness "a lush and infectious tune reminiscent of Michael Jackson's Off the Wall."[v] In another positive review, Amy Sciarretto of Pop Shell gave the song 4 (out of five stars), writing that, "'Fine China' is a memorable R&B runway with strings that borrows heavily from Michael Jackson and follows the same trajectory as Justin Timberlake'south reinvention. That throwback audio is happening in the genre right now, and Breezy is paying his respects. [...] It'due south quite possible that this could be the vocal that changes the game for Breezy and allows people to focus on his music, instead of his past indiscretions."[half-dozen]

Kyle Anderson of Entertainment Weekly called information technology "a buzzy, bubbly bounciness with however some other killer chorus."[19] Robert Copsey of Digital Spy commented on the vocal's influences, writing that it has "Stevie Wonder-esque R&B beats and a lite-even so-growly vocal non too dissimilar to Michael Jackson", ultimately calling information technology, "less a gracious nod and more like a well-polished tribute act."[28] In a less favorable review, Will Hermes of Rolling Stone gave the song ii.v (out of 5 stars), calling it "generic, if well-built, R&B praise song to a woman, rocking a squishy, Daft Punk-y synth line and bright cord arrangements, while the chorus centers on Dark-brown declaring, 'I'm not dangerous' – a word option he probably idea long and difficult about, simply as listeners will."[29]

Awards [edit]

Year Awards Category Work Result
2013 MTV Video Music Awards Best Choreography Fine China Nominated[30]
Soul Railroad train Awards Vocal of the Year Nominated[31]
Best Trip the light fantastic Performance Nominated[32]
Video of the Year Nominated[32]
Earth Music Awards Globe's All-time Song Nominated[33]
World's Best Video Nominated[33]

Chart performance [edit]

After its release on Apr ii, 2013, "Fine Communist china" debuted at number 54 on the United states of america Billboard Hot 100,[34] and rose to the top 40 during the week of May 16, giving Brownish his 30th pinnacle 40 single on the chart.[35] [36] The song peaked at number 31, on the calendar week of June eight, 2013, becoming its height position.[36] However, the song became Brown'southward lowest charting atomic number 82-single since "Wall to Wall" peaked at number 79 in 2007.[36] The song performed meliorate on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and on the The states R&B Songs, peaking at number 10 and 3, respectively.[37] [38] On November x, 2017, the single was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for combined sales and streaming equivalent units of a million units in the United states.[39]

In the United Kingdom, the song reached the top-thirty, peaking at number 23 on the UK Singles Chart.[40] On the ARIA Singles Chart, the song debuted and peaked at number 26.[41] It has since been certified gold by the Australian Recording Manufacture Association (ARIA), cogent sales of 35,000 copies. In New Zealand, the song was a piffling meliorate, debuting and peaking at number 21 on the RIANZ nautical chart.[42] In Belgium, the song proved to be more successful, reaching a peak of number 10, giving Brown his sixth pinnacle ten in the country.[43]

Track list [edit]

Digital download[44]
No. Title Length
i. "Fine China" 3:33

Credits and personnel [edit]

  • Chris Brown – vocals, lyrics
  • Leon Youngblood Jr. ("RoccStar") – lyrics, production
  • G'harah "PK" Degeddingseze[twenty] [45] – production
  • Eric Bellinger – lyrics
  • Bister Streeter – lyrics

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Release history [edit]

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External links [edit]

  • Official music video on YouTube

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fine_China_%28Chris_Brown_song%29

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