Chris Brown album slapped with warning sticker: 'This man beats women' By Gina Serpe, E! Courtesy of HMV A group of U.K. campaigners put warning stickers on Chris Brown's new album, Fortune, in a London HMV store. Usually, when albums are slapped with warning stickers, the advisory is over the lyrical content, not the morality of the artist. Well, it should come as no surprise that, once again, the normal rules of conduct don't apply to Chris Brown. A group of U.K. campaigners has taken it upon themselves to ensure that prospective buyers of Brown's fifth studio album, "Fortune," think before they purchase. In particular, that they think about the singer's violent past. More from E: Find out what Chris Brown had to say about his supposedly battered-woman neck tattoo While it's unclear how wide their campaign has spread, they have at least hit one of the London HMV megastores, as a photo taken of the store's shelves proves. As for their message? Really couldn't be more clear: "WARNING. Though Brown's rep has not yet commented on the guerilla awareness campaign, HMV has. More from E: See Chris and Rihanna share a kiss at the VMAs "It was very much an isolated incident and nothing to do with HMV or representing our views," a spokesman for the store told E! It would appear a member of the public popped into one of our stores yesterday and stickered a handful of CDs. These were spotted and quickly removed, but, before we could act, the individual concerned must have taken a photo and sent it to the media. To our knowledge there are no further stickers in our stores now. The sticker, slapped on every "Fortune" album in the store's stock, refers of course to his infamously brutal assault in 2009 on then-girlfriend Rihanna. More from E: Chris Brown's neck tattoo is the talk of the 'net. Check out the best of the meme! While the warning label is believed to be the work of anti-domestic violence campaigners, no group has yet stepped forward to claim responsibility.