[MusicTalker]

I will always only support his music & never him personally.

[Monroe]

I actually don't think GMA was upfront with him about the Rihanna topic. It just doesn't logically make sense for him to be angry about it, and it's obvious he was upset. I could believe he was naive enough to believe that she wouldn't be brought up. But it was obvious he didn't want to talk about her, so I can't see why he would put himself in a situation he would be upset/uncomfortable in like he was with GMA. Him knowing about it. Well his reaction is just not logical and it just doesn't make sense.

[stronger23]

[ManDown]

Originally posted by supaspaz

Welcome to the club. It's been kind of lonely here recently, ever since people started deluding themselves into thinking Chris Brown had somehow changed his ways. You could smell the insincerity all over him during his apology interviews back in 2009. There's no reason to pretend he acted for any other reason than to salvage his career, and now the cracks in his veneer are showing.

I completely agree with you. From the very second he released that apology video, I could sense it was more for him and his career than Rihanna. It's sad, because the boy really is incredibly talented. I really loved his music before all of this originally went down two years ago. If he had been sincere with his apology, I and most of the world would have forgiven him and moved on. But this incident just further proves that he isn't sorry, and no amount of therapy, community service, etc. has changed him.

[Яeo.]

Originally posted by MusicTalker

I will always only support his music & never him personally.

Supporting his music is an indirect way of supporting him personally.

[The Ri-son!]

Originally posted by RudeBoy

Supporting his music is an indirect way of supporting him personally.

no shade

[MusicTalker]

Originally posted by RudeBoy

Supporting his music is an indirect way of supporting him personally.

I hate his personality, & he seems like a person with a bad mindset. I can't deny good music though.

[Duca]

Originally posted by RudeBoy

Supporting his music is an indirect way of supporting him personally.

IT'S.NOT.THE.SAME.

[PopBoi]

Originally posted by MusicTalker

I will always only support his music & never him personally.

I think the majority of his 'stans' need to co-sign. I couldn't care less whether he is popular or not, or whether he has fans. As long as its about the music thats all good. I'll admit it, he has some great songs. I own 2 of his albums myself. But when people post things like 'the media need to get over it, let him get on with his life' i feel sick. When people try to justify it or say that people need to forget about it, it shows they dont actually realize how bad what he did was. He gets asked a question about it, and people act like the media owe him some kind of service. What the hell did he do for his crime? Nothing. I hope the media remind him of what he did till the day he dies.

[Callisto.]

He makes it so hard for me to stan for him. My God sit down dumbass.

However I'm always here for my boo.

[Knix]

Originally posted by iBeyoncé.

He makes it so hard for me to stan for him. My God sit down dumbass.

However I'm always here for my boo.

**** the tantrum.

That shirtless picture is so sexy

[Callisto.]

Originally posted by AlabasterFierce

**** the tantrum.

That shirtless picture is so sexy

RIGHT! Sis he looks good as ****. I love him so much.

[EastCoastTM]

I don't see why he's mad.. I understand that he's trying to promote his album BUT he BEAT Rihanna up over a phone & car keys, it will REMAIN to be a subject of his career rather he likes it or not.. Him & Rihanna may seem to be over it BUT the public isnt AND the public are the ones who are buying this album.. And by having a hissy fit on a Nationwide News Show set ISNT going to make it seem any better.. He has ANGER problems its quite clear.. Where his album is sitting @ on iTunes does NOT justify what he did today OR 2 years ago.
*Plays She Aint You*

[Яeo.]

Originally posted by PopBoi

I think the majority of his 'stans' need to co-sign. I couldn't care less whether he is popular or not, or whether he has fans. As long as its about the music thats all good. I'll admit it, he has some great songs. I own 2 of his albums myself. But when people post things like 'the media need to get over it, let him get on with his life' i feel sick. When people try to justify it or say that people need to forget about it, it shows they dont actually realize how bad what he did was. He gets asked a question about it, and people act like the media owe him some kind of service. What the hell did he do for his crime? Nothing. I hope the media remind him of what he did till the day he dies.

I feel guilty for even downloading F.A.M.E. *Deletes*

[Jeze]

Chris needs to get his act together or join Illuminati

[MrCookiepants]

This guy is a douchebag. I wish he'd go away.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by TinkerBell

Chris needs to get his act together or join Illuminati

He talks too much to be apart of the Illuminati.

[iTzAreXx]

i will always stan down for you chris but damn you need to get serious HELP!!!!!
i think hes really really mentally Illed cus aint no way somebody that angry is gonna react soo irrate!

[Callisto.]

People are saying TMZ may have lied about this. Apparently Whoopi & Elisabeth Hassleback were there & said he was friendly & signing autographs. Some are even saying GMA is retracting that Chris threw a chair.

So this may not be true.

[rvx]

As immature and violent as Chris Brown's outburst was, I wish to push blame on that stupid interviewer who obviously wanted to cause trouble and was feeling quite smug after what happened.