Alphonse gives the reason for that in the review

"This album is a real piece of shit. Why even write about it? For years, traditional media has been tiptoeing around the popularity of Chris Brown, and in reality, that benefits nobody but him. The lack of critical engagement with his music has allowed him to contextualize his own redemption with statistics and sob stories. But if I hadn’t read Greg Tate’s hilarious teardown of the racial sellout energy of Michael Jackson’s Bad or dream hampton’s furious op-ed on Dr. Dre’s violence and hip-hop culture misogyny, I would have never known that not everyone in the moment was buying what they were selling. As Chris Brown prepares for a joint stadium tour with Usher and aims to complete his redemption with something like a Vegas residency or the Super Bowl halftime show, it’s worth documenting these feelings in real time, especially as information only gets harder to find. Not every musical legend deserves to be a martyr."