B.o.B: 'Charles Hamilton Is Not Crazy'
At the moment, B.o.B is in the proverbial zone. The Georgia-born rapper, guitarist and producer has garnered immense global commercial success as his first two singles “Nothin’ on You” and “Airplanes” have dominated the Billboard pop charts and radio. The unlikely crossover star, whose debut album B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray has received critical acclaim, also scored a high profile television commercial spot with Adidas which features his new single “Magic.” Yet, as he takes in his breakout accomplishme
The troubled Hamilton, who was recently released from New York's Long Beach Medical Center psych unit, has had a few rough years since getting publicly slapped by a girl on video and becoming a music blog pariah. But B.o.B says the eccentric pink headphone-we
“You have to understand… Charles Hamilton is not crazy,” says B.o.B of his longtime ally. “He was in a place of extreme possibilitie
As for Hamilton’s current state, B.o.B says the underground rhymer is doing just fine. “He’s in good spirits,” he says. “Charles and I are cool. I talk to him a lot. He’s always discovering himself, putting his experiences into his music."
"What I noticed about Charles is he’s very creative," Bobby Ray continued. "We would freestyle and he would rhyme for like an hour straight [laughs]. He will be OK.” —Keith Murphy
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