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Joining Rihanna in airing an exclusive hour long television special this week, Chris Brown looks for answers via MTV's 'Chris Brown: The Interview'.
Sitting down for a one-on-one with MTV's Sway, Brown admits that his felony assault plea was the result of "anger".
"Young people, we do before we think," Brown adds.
Seeming to be on the look out for answers to self imposed and outside questions like "‘What was I thinking? What is wrong with you?’ and 'How do we get past it?,' Brown tells Sway "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? (watch a preview from the interview below)"
Most important, at least from a public perspective, are the questions "what made you do it ?" and "have you learned from this ?" According to MTV, Brown will answer those questions weeks after shedding light on his childhood on CNN's Larry King Live as well as the burning question... "are you still in love with Rihanna ?" and "why post video collages of you and Rihanna after the felony assault charge via twitter ?"
'Chris Brown: The Interview' is due to air on MTV Friday, November 6 at 6pm ET/PT.
As previously reported, Rihanna's exclusive chat-session with Diane Sawyer premieres on ABC Friday, November 6 at 10pm ET.
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As an avid fan of Chris Brown, I can't help but feel: why is he still interviewing & ASKING HIMSELF the SAME questions that fans/viewers/listeners want answers to? Why won't he admit what really happened that night instead of saying much of nothing? Is the point of this interview to circumvent fan reactions to what Rihanna's about to reveal? If so, shame on Chris. He has to understand & realize that accepting his actions, doesn't mean he agrees with them, it simply means he's sincerely trying to learn from them, move past them & on with his life. I'm by no means comparing his behavior with one of his equally talented cohorts, Bobby Brown, who has learned his triggers & is now in a good place with his life. Chris can learn a lot fm admitting & understanding what triggers this kind of behavior. From everything I can see, he's still in denial because it's very painful. Continued therapy will definitely help him but most importantly is understanding & FORGIVING HIMSELF! If God forgives h
man chris is a woman beater n he'll always b that's in his nature yea not at the moment he'll hit his gurl but give him some time we'll hear bout him again
yall need to stop talkin down on chris brown WOW he did a mistake big deal... get over it EVERYBODY make mistakes.....
and he desrves a second chance
yall need to stop talkin stuff and get over it and move on with yall life... get out of his buisnees and worry about yours
he is a humab bieng people do things but then learn from them...
he did one thing wrong and yuh all crtizize but it dont matter cuz he gone get baqk on his feet and be a better person...
so yuh all get need to get over it...
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