Pop stars are constructed images created by record labels to appeal to audiences and make money. Chris Brown is recognized more for his scandals than his music, such as punching Rihanna. Record labels change artists' images to portray them as "real people" to fans. Chris Brown began performing in his church and local shows. His label crafted his image around his dance moves and style to attract different audiences. He developed a "bad boy" persona that increased his popularity but caused personal problems and lost some fans over time.