President Obama at the Grammys: 'Rape is not okay.' Everybody else at the Grammys: Where's Chris Brown sitting?

President Obama just delivered an address a the 2015 Grammys where he pitched the White House program “It’s On Us” to end domestic violence, rape and sexual assault on women:

"We can change our culture for the better by ending violence against women and girls." —Obama: http://t.co/xTBvqc631N #GRAMMYs #ItsOnUs

— White House Archived (@ObamaWhiteHouse) February 9, 2015

But is he speaking to the people in the room or at home? Specifically, Grammy nominated artist and known assaulter of women Chris Brown:

Meanwhile, Chris Brown is nominated for three awards tonight.

— Okay Comp-Boomer (@DocZeus) February 9, 2015

sup Chris Brown how’s it going

— Steph Haberman (@StephLauren) February 9, 2015

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Editor’s note: The carousel headline of this post has been changed to correct an editing error from “Obama at the Grammys” to “Pres. Obama talks domestic violence at the Grammys.”

President Obama at the Grammys: 'Rape is not okay.' Everybody else at the Grammys: Where's Chris Brown sitting?

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