Former Vernon Viper Chad Brownlee & Brett Kissel Get In YouTube War Over Vancouver Canucks Playoff Loss:

Former Vernon Vipers defenceman Chad Brownlee and Brett Kissel get in YouTube war over Vancouver Canucks playoff loss to LA Kings.  Brownlee a 2011 CCMA Rising Star award winner played two years in Vernon (2001-03).  In 113 regular season games with the Vipers, Brownlee collected (14-28-42). Brownlee was drafted in 2003 in the 6th round, by the NHL Vancouver Canucks but retired from hockey becoming a Country music star.

Chad Brownlee's Player Profile:

http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=72703

For more on Chad Brownlee visit his website,

http://chadbrownlee.com/

Here is the article I read on the internet last night and even though its a few months I thought it was funny and worth posting.

Canadian Country singers Chad Brownlee and Brett Kissel get in YouTube war over Vancouver Canucks

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

As we all know, the Canucks were eliminated by the LA Kings in round 1 of the playoffs. People braced for a riot and when it didn't happen Vancouverites congratulated themselves on keeping it together (actually I don't know this as fact...but you could see why I would think this).

Rising country music star Brett Kissel, who is an Edmonton Oilers fan wrote something on Facebook mocking the Canucks first round loss as well as tweeted “Riot in Vancouver again? Bahaha Vancouver loses! go Kings go!  Kissel insists it’s all in good fun and even wrote a song as an apology to all the Canucks fans disappointed with his tweeted words. Canucks fans were upset before Kissel wrote an apology song to the tune of Alan Jackson's "She's Gone Country".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-PY_0sFUtNU

Chad Brownlee responsed making a video in response to Kissel's song... to the tune of the country song "Red Solo Cup".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1x-eY0HXFCw