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Chris Brown opened up to Page Six Magazine about his new album, the Rihanna incident and people not want to be associated him after the Rihanna incident. I think Chris Brown should choose his words better next time. Chris called his domestic violence incident a ‘mishap’…it kinda makes it sound like a paper cut or a fall off a bike ( something small and minor). I think he has remorse and he did do everything he was supposed to after the incident, which included community service and domestic violence classes. He shouldn’t have to keep publicly apologizing, just don’t call it mishap!!
Here is a little of what Chris said,
“People are always gonna talk. But I’m in a positive place. I consider myself a grown-ass man,” says the star, whose new album F.A.M.E. stands for “Forgiving All My Enemies.”
Speaking of forgiveness, Brown says he’s done apologizing for the brutal Rihanna attack. “At the end of the day,” muses the “Forever” singer, “if I walk around apologizing to everybody, I’m gonna look like a damn fool.”
In the wake of that shocking scandal, Brown says “a handful of people stuck by me,” including fellow musicians Pitbull and producer Pharrell Williams.
Still, he complains that many folks “turn[ed] away. They don’t want to get involved with it because they don’t want their name attached to anything negative. Unknowingly, they kind of show their true colors when they do that.”
He doesn’t exactly fault those former friends for walking away after the assault — which he calls a “mishap.”
“You can’t blame people for how they want to be portrayed or if they don’t want to be associated with somebody who had a particular mishap.”
“The last two years, everybody dissed me,” Brown says. “But my fans were so dedicated. The way I look at it is, you can’t walk around mad, because then you just prove everybody right that you’re an angry person.
Photo from Page Six
