Chris Brown The Interview MTV Special (VIDEO)
After Rihanna’s highly publicized tell-all interview for GMA and 20/20 (details and video), Chris Brown also wants to open up and talk about his feelings regarding the domestic abuse case on a MTV special titled “Chris Brown: The Interview” which will air on Friday (November 6).
Chris tells Sway Calloway he is trying to move on but still struggles with what happened that night when a fight between the couple turned nasty and he beat up his ex-girlfriend. Chris says, “How do you, Chris, go from point A to point B? How do you learn from your mistakes, turn it into a positive and help other people with the situation … and at the end of the day become the person that you want to be?” Blah blah blah!
In the 30-minute special, Chris will also address the ‘Larry King Live’ interview, the public’s perception of him and his new album ‘Graffiti’ [Graffiti’s album cover]. It seems like Chris is trying too hard not to stay behind but this interview coming out exactly when Rihanna decided to open up is just bad taste. Chris, you already had your chance to speak up several times, now shut up and let the victim speak!
MTV Chris Brown The Interview Sneak Peek Video
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who are any of we to point the finger. the only person on this earth that possesses the rights to judge and point out the rights and wrongs we all have committed is god. Chris Brown, i still love you and recognize the efforts you put forth in trying to redeem your career. Rihanna had her chance to speak, now it is his turn. anyone who has to point out the negavtivity in chris brown being a man and owning up to his mistakes should put themselves in his shoes for a day, if you disagree then stop watching the interviews and leave it to his fans to support and love him. In no way do I condone his actions but i recognize his efforts in stepping up to the plate and being a man.