Sep 3 2009 06:45 AM ET

Chris Brown on 'Larry King Live': 'Nobody taught us how to love one another'

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“I accept full responsibility,” said Chris Brown to Larry King. Um, gee: for what? “Out of respect for her” — that is, Rihanna — “and myself, I don’t really want to talk about what went on.”

Well, then, so glad you want to be on TV for an hour, Chris, since you don’t want to talk about the exact reason you were invited to appear on TV!

But Larry was relentless, in his saggy-noodle way.

“Do you love her?”

“Definitely.”

In love with her?”

“Definitely.”

Holy cow, what a scoop Larry King Live offered us on Wednesday night! Chris Brown professed his affection for Rihanna, but claiming that “out of respect for her and myself,” he wasn’t going to tell King one damning detail about the events that resulted in a felony-assault conviction, with five years probation and six months “community labor.”

Flanked by his mother and his lawyer, Brown said, “I’m like, ‘Wow,’” numerous times when asked his reaction to the police reports and photographs of a beaten Rihanna. “That’s not who I am as a person. I dont know what to think,” he said. There was a lot more vague psychobabble like that. “I’m not a man fully yet,” said Brown.

Larry tried flattery: “You appear… rather nice,” he said. Larry brought up the reports that Brown’s mother, Joyce Hawkins, was a victim of domestic abuse, adding, absurdly, “By the way, Joyce, I’m not a counselor, but it’s not your fault.”

But it was to no avail: “I don’t really talk about what went on,” said Brown.

The closest Brown came to acknowledging his acts was also his closest brush with eloquence:  ”Nobody taught us how to love one another.”

There was so little to discuss that King pretty much tossed in the towel in the last ten minutes, and started asking Brown how he felt about Michael Jackson’s death. “I was devastated. I broke down.” Duly noted.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Larry King Live if Larry didn’t go loopy at least once. Toward the end, he said to Brown, “The tragedy is, when you die a hundred years from today, this is going to be in the first paragraph.” Huh?

Thanks, Larry. But I think the tragedy is something else, in this case.

Did you watch? What did you think?

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  • Charde

    I believe his story. I believe that he deeply regrets all that happened on the night of February 8th. People should stop judging him. One mistake does not define who you are as a person. He deserves a second chance just as we gave Kobe Bryant, Terrance Howard, James Brown, the list goes on. Are we so perfect that we can not forgive his mistake. I believe time heals all wounds and we as the public will see that what he did was mistake and he truly means the apology he gave us. Stop being so judgmental towards him, he’s human and no one is perfect. If Rihanna can forgive him then why can’t we? I forgive you Chris Brown. Things will get better with time.

  • Alicia

    This is a comment from an unbiased view, and also a mother. Every person out there including Brown who says stop hating, needs to be resensitized. This boy brutally beat her and got a slap on the wrist. I would want to see a person who beat my daughter like this put away for some time. Actions speak louder than words, and as we all can see, he does not appear sincere in his actions at all, from the tele-prompt apology, to his arrogant you tube video. The larry king interview was a disgrace, and it is ashame that his mother owned up to it more than he did. His mother answered some of the tough questions that he refused to. No need for him to be shy now everyone saw what he did to her and everyone saw what was included in the affadavit!

    • Da Realist

      where were u when ike was whippin tina ass cuz he aint even get a slap on the wrist…now i dont condone domestic violence, however the girl didnt press charges the state did, and he was sentenced to the extent of the law for a 1st offense…and sentenced harsher than plastic surgeons who do more damage… so before you throw stones..make sure your house isnt glass…and no one ever addresses the incident in barbados…but i guess if u think her family let him touch her on the islands where he has no one ..and no one did anything … worthy of prosecution ..then … we all live in a made up world of good times and bs… realistically we werent there…but i would never be on vacation the w/e following a beat down w/ said beater… furthermore..all we can ask for is prosecution and punishment…both of which we got w/i the extent of the law…and thats that… if u are a mom, i would focus more on making sure my child doesnt end up on either end of the stick..then judging this person…. stay blessed.

      • Kailin

        Weird. How do you know Alicia wasn’t up in arms about the Ike/Tina situation? And I think it’s fair to throw stones at a domestic abuser if you yourself have never committed any crimes or violence anywhere near that level. Am I not allowed to complain about, say, a murderer’s punishment just because I’ve told some relatively minor lies in my time and shoplifted some chapstick once when I was about 12? Anyways, I’m not sure what the main point was that you were trying to make, but I suppose I agree that it’s important for parents to make sure their children are raised smart and nonviolent…

      • RP

        Kailin, that rambling, irrelevant stream of consciousness didn’t even have a point. I’m pretty sure “Da Realist” is high.

    • renee

      sorry, i disagree. i grew up in a dysfunctional family and rhianna so reminds me of my mother. she has a history of fighting and fronting chris. while i do not condone any man, chris, or the one time my dad hit my mom, touching a woman, women have to bear responsibility for their actions also. also for the damage that results from when a man tries to fight them off, when they won’t back off. both rhianna and chris need counseling. i at least admire chris for taking the steps to do so, even if it’s court ordered.

      • RP

        ‘and fronting’? Unless fronting is a synonym for hitting somebody it’s no excuse for Chris’ actions. Furthermore, beating someone is a far cry from slapping them. It was NOT self-defense. I also don’t see why obeying a court order is worthy of admiration.

        I will agree that she should be hitting people either and that counseling would help her with that (so it doesn’t escalate) AND help her avoid abusive relationships in the future.

      • RP

        That should say: “she should ‘not’ be hitting people”

      • No Hitting

        Yes there are women (men too) who needle their partner and probably pick a fight, but beating a woman is NEVER the answer. My husband mom taught him that before you put your hand on your woman’s face, put it on the doorknob and walk away. Chris and Rihanna seem like a toxic mix and should stay far away from each other. I hope he gets some counseling and really understand what he did and never hurt another person again. Rihanna needs counseling too so she want get into another abusive relationship.

    • Mrs. Laurent

      I FEEL THAT YOU NEED TO STOP BLOGGIN AND RAISE YOR KIDS YOU TOODAMN OLD TO BE ON HERE JUDGING A DAMN CHILD, YOU NEED TO GET A LIFE…

      LET HIM WHO BE WITHOUT SIN CASK THE FIRST STONE, I’M SURE IT’S NOT YOU… IF SO…

      ARE YOU MARRIED? DID YOU HAVE YOUR KIDS AFTER MARRIAGE?
      HAVE YOU EVER LIED?
      HAVE YOU EVER STOLEN ANYTHING?
      DO YOU TREAT THOU NEIGHBOR AS YOU DO THOU SELF?
      DO YOUO REPENT?
      DOES GOD FORGIVE YOU?
      SO IF GOD CAN FORGIVE YOU AND THE REST OF THE WORLD WHY NOT CHRIS BRWN, UNLIKE MAN GOD DOES SEE A DIFFERENCE IN HIS CHILDREN….

      • Snarf

        Thank you, Mrs Wack-Job

      • Jon

        I think you should try reading the dictionary before you start on the bible.

      • Lucy

        yeah, and turn your caps key lock off!

      • Felicia

        Ahhh, blissful ignorance at its best.

      • Deb

        to answer your questions:
        ARE YOU MARRIED? DID YOU HAVE YOUR KIDS AFTER MARRIAGE? Yes I did, to a man who never hit me, and I never hit my child who has grown into a man who has never hit his wife or child.

        HAVE YOU EVER LIED? Of course
        HAVE YOU EVER STOLEN ANYTHING? Nothing that deserved a beating for.

        DO YOU TREAT THOU NEIGHBOR AS YOU DO THOU SELF? I try to and if I saw my neighbor being abused I would step up, call the police and step in to stop it right then and there
        DO YOUO REPENT? That is between me and God
        DOES GOD FORGIVE YOU? Always, unconditionally and with love.

        God will forgive Chris Brown if he asks for that forgiveness with honesty but that isn’t what this is about; what it is about is that unless he gets help he will do this again.
        Please, go back to school, get an education.

      • pinkbunny

        “Cask” the first stone? My eyes just rolled into the next state . . . .

    • Ruth Granillo

      At 20 with a maturity level of a 13 yr. old. Brown still doesn’t get the magnitude of his violent actions. But then Rihanna doesn’t either. They “still” love each other. What a joke. Disappointed in Larry King even having Brown on the show. Who really cares about these two kids except for other kids. Because they don’t get get it, they will reunite and repeat the same stupid stuff!

    • t3hdow

      Anyone who said Chris Brown got a slap on the wrist clearly doesn’t know much about how domestic violence cases are handled nationwide. Unless the victim is permanently injured or killed, in many cases, the perpetrators don’t get much of a punishment. Maybe a fine or a misdemeanor, but not like what CB got. What’s worse, compared to other perps, CB’s assault isn’t nearly as bad.
      While I don’t hold it against anyone for thinking CB should have jail time instead, when comparing him to the average domestic violence abuser, his punishment is harsher. Don’t blame his celebrity for a lighter sentence (especially since his celebrity earned him a harsher one, if anything). Blame the way the justice system works.

      • MM

        Our judicial system does not understand how to rehabilitate abusers. Sentencing them to anger management classes or sending them to rehab if alcohol was involved in the incident does not reform abusers. Domestic violence is about power and control, not anger or drugs and alcohol. Anger, drugs, and alcohol are the EXCUSES a batterer uses to abuse their partner. So typical judicial orders in these cases do NOTHING to prevent abuse from occurring in the future.

        Chris Brown needs some serious counseling. Children who witness violence grow up believing that violence is a reasonable alternative to solving problems. Statistics show sixty percent of children from violent homes become abusive adults. He is ultimately just perpetuating the cycle of violence.

        As to those who say Rihanna “deserved what she got” and has to lie in the bed she made, there are many reasons why an abuse victim stays with their abuser: fear, confusion, loss of self-confidence, not recognizing that what’s happening is abusive, belief that the abuser needs their help or will change. Domestic violence shelters will tell you that a victim, on average, will return to an abuser 7 times before finally leaving the abuser for good. Victims DO NOT bring on the abuse themselves. Batterers believe they have the right to use abuse to control their partner and they see the victim as less than equal to themselves. The victim has no control over the abuser.

        I hoped this incident would bring to light many of the facts about domestic violence and we all could learn about how to prevent domestic violence in our communities. But obviously based on a lot of these posts, there are still some myths and misunderstandings about domestic violence. Use this incident as a learning tool for you and your family – contact your local domestic violence shelter for the facts concerning domestic and dating violence.

      • Becca

        You’re right, my boyfriend pushed me down and held me down and he did 30 days in county jail. He also was convincted of criminal confinement and a couple of other things. His sentence was time served, monthly probation for 6 months, and 100 hours community service.

    • dani

      I am sick of the both of them.

  • Imani johnson

    I love you chris brown you my man and I support you no matter what i love you i will always love you no matter what i love you i am a your number one fan and ms hawinks you raided a good son and i love you to ms hawinks

    • Roman

      Imani,

      Are you delusional? Do you not read the police report of what happened between the two? Chris Brown made the poor woman bleed, bruise and almost lose conciousness.

      Here you go writing, “I love you chris brown….I support you no matter what…” Your a naive woman to be writing something like that considering the crime that Chris Brown committed.

      I think you need to see a Psychiatrist with Chris Brown and hopefully when the two of you come out, you both will be in your senses and realize that it’s not right in any circumstances to beat a woman.

      • Becca

        Imani is just trying to stir stuff up. I mean if she really loved him, maybe she’d enjoy spending some quality slap around time with CB.

    • me onhavingit

      I’ll bet you dont have a boyfriend because if you did this behavior would seem unacceptable.

      • Mrs. Laurent

        YOU MOST NOT HAVE A MAN THAT CARE AND YOU’VE PISSED HIM OFF BECAUSE WHEN YOUNG AND NOW OLDER MY SPOUSE HAS HAD TO PUT ME BACK IN MY PLACE WHEN I WOULDN’T CALM DOWN…
        SO GET A CLUE EVERYBODY RELATIONSHP AINT THE SAM AND NO RELATIONSHP IS PERFECT.

        IF YOU BE WITHOUT SIN CASK THE FIRST STONE…

      • Carl Adler

        Mrs. Laurent, the phrase is “cast the first stone,” not cask. And, are you saying it’s OK for a man to beat a woman as long as he loves her? I hope not…spousal abuse may have a long history, but that doesn’t make it a tradition.

      • Felicia

        Mrs Laurent, you can’t possibly be for real. The sad reality is, there are actual women out there who believe this ideology. God Bless America.

      • Deb

        Ms Laurant do you honestly think and live what you write here? You honestly think because you “didn’t know your place” it’s okay for the man you are with to beat you? I can’t comprehend this thought process. A MAN WHO BEATS YOU DOES NOT CARE ABOUT YOU. Love is about caring, protecting and cherishing the person you love, not beating, berating, manipulating and “putting somone in their place”. I will pray for you because if you think it will ever stop my heart breaks for you.

      • Jessica

        ummm, Mrs. Laurent, I don’t know if you noticed this, but I think your caps lock key is stuck…trying spraying something in there..

  • deborah

    Its not my place to judge for one reason and one reason only it has nothing to with me. I will say I will not support neither of them every again. Rihanna is a poor expamle for women she didn’t press chargers she went back to him and left mainly to save her career. They belong together shame.

    • Desiree

      how would you know anything about the situation?

      • Deb

        look at the pictures, they speak for themselves

    • RP

      Many women have trouble leaving abusive relationships. Why should Rihanna be held to some special, higher standard where ‘battered wife syndrome’ is some personal failing on her part?

      • Deb

        Personal failing? I really don’t believe the comments people are making here…

  • Desiree

    what does everyone expect him to say?? its practically the world against him and he obviously is still stunned by the results of his actions. but it is unfair to assume that he is not sincere. he has lost control of the situation and im pretty sure his people are advising him on what to say and what not to. keep in mind that every one makes mistakes. i think he should get a second chance and although the act was not committed to myself or anyone i know, i definately forgive chris.

    • Carl Adler

      You can forgive him, because he didn’t beat your face to a pulp.

      • Becca

        Yeah, let him treat your daughter or sister like that and see your forgivness.

    • RP

      I don’t expect him to say anything (nothing he says matters at this point) but I do think it’s stupid to go into a TV interview if you know you’re not going to talk.

  • RayT

    Completely setting aside what he did to Rihanna, from what I’ve observed just from tonight’s interview, this kid must be suffering from some kind of learning disability or intellectual handicap.

  • chrbreezyfan

    It is nobody’s Biz!! – I just want this TalentedYoung Artist to do what he has to do and learn and have closure and put out some more great songs LEAVE HIM ALONE NOW!!

    • Desiree

      I AGREE !!!

    • Roman

      Leave him alone once he pays for the felony the he committed … either prison, paying bail AND definitely doing some community work. He can put all the music out he wants, but he isn’t going to be a super star anymore. I have no respect for this man as a person.

    • Mrs. Laurent

      I AGREE…..

      LET HIM WHO BE WITHOUT SIN CASK THE FIRST STONE….

      • Khristina

        OMG…Is that the only phrase you know? How many times do you need to repeat it? And if you feel you MUST keep typing it, then ffs, get it right! Cask??? It’s cast…casT…CAST. Ugh

        I think this is more appropriate in regards to you- “Let him without education babble inane rhetoric”

      • Deb

        The bible verse is in the New Testament John 8:7 And Jesus said let he who is without sin CAST the first stone”. It does not apply to this situation, do you think Jesus would condone a man continuing to beat a woman because he was angry? Jesus was gentle and loving…he would have forgiven if forgiveness was asked for in a truly repentant manner but he would not use that scripture to make it okay for anyone to abuse another person in this manner; please do not use the words of our Lord to say what Chris Brown and other abusers are right and okay.

    • RP

      Leave him alone? He’s the one who went to a TV interview where he KNEW he’d be asked about this!

    • Amy

      This breaks my heart. How old are you? It may not personally be anyone’s business as none of us are actually Chris Brown or Rihanna. However, because this went public it is now our business in the sense that we have the right to comment and LEARN from the situation. Who cares if he is a talented young artist? There are more important issues than putting out more “great” songs. I truly hope that him and Rihanna will learn about the cycles and patterns of abuse and teach people that violence IS NOT THE ANSWER. Who knows if he is sincere. Only time will tell, but I guess all we can do is hope for the best and educate men and women about domestic abuse (verbal and physical) and how they deserve to be treated by others.

  • justine

    I think everone is going to hard on chris brown. We are not perfect and we all make many mistakes. I hope we can for give and let him live his life…the way he wants to. I feel bad that everyone is using what happen to him to make a dallor…..

  • Pacman

    This Is just crazy,sigh where do I begin?I don’t hate this dude but what he did is really like wow.I can understand his fans support him because that’s what they do best but you guys have to understand the situation, did yall read the police reports? he threw a couple fist to her face and then( suffocated) her till she passed out, then left the sence leaving her in a million dollar lambo for DEAD! Come on ladies,little girls,guys too.what he did is called attempted murder lol I’m only laughing cause I cannot believe he got probation.Is he talented? Yes I think he’s very talented but mj hiself didn’t have a breakdown this early in his career and he was doing his thing snice he was what?ten! so the excuse that your” young”comeon man you know right from wrong like everyone eles its not looking good for your future in your music you should lay low for…. umm till your probation over. Come back at 26 I’m so willing to hold it down while your gone. In fact I will

    • Margo

      Yes, exactly. I understand that 19 is young and all that, but I wasn’t 19 that long ago myself and that is old enough to know better. Come on, it’s an excuse for hookups you later regret, not violently suffocating and beating up another person.

    • Kailin

      AGREED.

  • Margo

    I haven’t watched, but I think “The tragedy is, when you die a hundred years from today, this is going to be in the first paragraph.” is actually a pretty nice putdown of Chris Brown because it very clearly implies that he will never accomplish anything noteworthy enough in his career to eclipse that.

  • Snarf

    Like WOW. If your not going to talk about “what happened” then why appear on the show at all?
    FAIL.

    • Roman

      Agree 100% completely with you. You can tell from his responses of “…wow” that he has nothing to say because he is in complete blame for the situation and he is just on the show to save face … but obviously from watching you can tell that he isn’t sincere about what happened and I do hope that he gets punished for his crime because, once a woman beater, always a woman beater.

    • Jane

      I agree, why appear on the show. He clearly was uncomfortable with any questions Larry King asked him. I do not think he is sorry; he is sorry all this has become public and he has to deal with this PR nightmare. Going on the show was the 1st step in rehabilitating his image, and it back fired on him because frankly I think he made him look worse to me. I was never really a fan, but I thought they made a cute couple and when I heard what happened, it was disturbing to me. It is going to take a long time for him to repair his image. The only reasons this incident became public was one, he beat her enough for her to need medical attention, two, people in the area heard her screams and called the cops, three, he took off. I do believe this is not the last we hear from him in these situations, he is clearly an angry young man who grew up watching his mother be abused. He became famous and has money and clearly thinks he is ok. He wanted to counsel young boys instead of labor service as part of his sentence, that tells you there that he is upset that he has do this. I thinks he wishes it would just go away and he could continue on with his life. It does not work that way and he is very lucky he is not serving time in a cell.

  • Ce

    No women’s face should ever have to look the way Chris Brown made her’s look. In the interview he didn’t even give closure to the situation that occurred. Men who beat women the way he beat her, need a life time of therapy. He had an opportunity to explain himself and he just made himself look worse.

  • Pacman

    Lol this guy said “fail” lmao classic

  • Tameka

    I will support him no matter what. He made a mistake and who are we to pass jugdement on anyone. We are all human and we all make mistakes he is young man who did not think before he react, being in the public eye you have image to uphold so unfortunately there is no room for mistakes because of the society we live in people could be ruthless. I pray they both could move on from this unforgiving society.

    • dance2thebeat

      Some of us are people with morals and values and have opinions as to what is right and wrong. Of course we will judge the behaviour of another human being! Society isn’t a free-for-all where everything is left up to G-d’s judgement. G-d gave us free will and Chris Brown used his free will to batter his girlfriend. I absolutely judge that behaviour! I also judge every song on the radio and believe he has talent. So are you siggesting that judgement is only allowed if it fits with your opinion?

      • dance2thebeat

        ’suggesting’

    • Amy

      Yeah, who is more unforgiving, us the society who wants to defend Rihanna after she was savagely beaten, or Chris Brown, who mercilessly beat, suffocated, and bit her over a text message from another guy? Why don’t you ask Chris why he wasn’t more “forgiving” that night about Rihanna talking to another guy. Take of the blinders. What the hell is wrong with you people defending this guy? It makes me sick.

    • Deb

      So, all the murderers, felons and deviants in prison should be let loose because they made a mistake and they are sorry?

      • M’Lynn

        Let’s not compare Chris Brown to murderers. Come on now!

      • Deb

        Many murderers start out this way…can we say OJ Simpson…they start with verbal abuse that escalates to physical abuse that can ultimately lead to abuse so severe someone dies so yes I can compare this situation to a murderer…try checking how many men and women in prison are there for murdering someone because of a domestic abuse situation. Should we let them go free because they are sorry? I have zero tolerance for domestic violence and that goes for men as well as women committing it.

      • MM

        Deb is correct in that the violence will escalate. That can be seen from the 2 previous incidients between Chris and Rihanna reported. In one, he pushes Rihanna into a wall. A violent act, but chances are there weren’t any severe injuries beyond potential bruising. In the second, he breaks a car window when he gets “mad” during an argument. The implied threat in destroying objects or property is that his partner is next to receive that level of violence. And then he beat her up in the latest incident this Spring, completing the escalation shown in the other 2 incidents. If Chris Brown doesn’t get real counseling (and not just anger management classes), he will do this again. And the next time, he might actually kill his victim.

  • Jay

    I must agree with Tucker. Barbara Walters, Oprah Winfrey, someone please conduct a decent interview. King had Brown’s mother emotional and ready to give the viewers all the juicy details they tuned in for, but King missed his opportunities. She was the only person ready to be real about the situation, but King did not follow up when he had her on a roll. While watching closely you can see that Brown nudges his mother when King is close to getting the scoop and she nudges back, possibly to assure Brown she will not embarrass him, while King, instead of seizing the opportunity, moves right on to speak to the attorney. What was going on? I thought it was an interview with Chris Brown not his attorney. By the end, the only person ready to get real in the interview, Brown’s mother, was no longer emotional, and King was encouraging the attorney to speak. Brown’s future is definitely at the forefront of his mind but I must agree that this did not help his career nor King’s.

  • Alicia

    All these crazy fans saying leave him alone, need some self respect as a female, real talk. They probably have that view because if they had the chance to just be with him, they would take that beating too.

    • Mrs. Laurent

      NO SWEETIE IT’S TWO TYPE F WOMEN IN THIS WORLD WEAK WOMEN AND STRONG WOMEN A WEAK WOMAN IS WHAT YOU AND RHIANNA MIGHT BE A STRONG WOMAN FIGHT BACK WITH HER FIST AND THEN HIT HIS WALLT UP…

      LET ANY MAN THAT BE WITHOUT SIN CASK THE FIRST STONE…

      IS IT YOU???

      • Christina

        You must be either a young teen girl or an idiot. Stop saying CASK the first stone…It is CAST. That is the problem here, young people who worry about defending celebrity monsters and not focusing on the education they CLEARLY need. He did not just push her, he almost killed her and he isn’t man enough to talk about it. And a real woman is one who tries to stay clear of jerks and losers like him who abuse them multiple times, not an ignorant person who just says that they will fight back because they obviously love drama.

      • Felicia

        Why aren’t you sleeping? Don’t you have school tomorrow?? Don’t want to be late to homeroom now…

  • Jay

    Pacman, Snarf I feel you. That’s all I have to say because the rest of these comments are purely bias.

  • Brian

    Someone needs to beat the Sh!t out of Chris Brown and then maybe he can “learn from his mistakes”. What has he possibly learnt from this? All he has gotten is publicity & a slap on the wrist. How dare he even think about laying his hands on a women. What a disgrace to men.

  • Caroline

    Chris really said an hour of nothing. Larry couldn’t get a decent answer out of him. Why did he go on a talk show if he didn’t want to talk about the subject…

  • lonny

    ONE MORE THING TO GET OFF MY CHEST. NO ONE UP HERE NEVER HIT ANYONE IN THEIR LIFE BEFORE WEATHER IT BE BOY OR GIRL. YALL HAVE NEVER GOTTEN INTO A FIGHT WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVED????????? WELL I’M NOT PERFECT AND I HAVE DONE ALL THESE THINGS. I HAD TO LEARN THAT HURTING SOMEONE IS NOT THE ANSWER. THATS WHAT I HATE THE FACT THAT HE DID THIS, BUT AT THE SAME TIME I HAD TO LEARN FROM MY MISTAKES AND SOOOO DOES HE. LETS GET REAL PEOPLE. YOU’VE HURT SOMEONE PHYSICALLY BEFORE. MAYBE NOT AS BAD AS HE DID BUT YOU MAY HAVE TOUCHED THEM IN SOME WAY. THE MAN I’M WITH. WE HAVE BEEN TOGETHER FOR SIX YEARS AND WE HAVE BOTH HURT EACH OTHER IN THE PAST. BUT WE WENT TO GOD THE ONLY JUDGE AND HE KEPT US TOGETHER. NOW THIS WAS 4 YEARS AGO WHEN WE HAD THIS PROBLEM WITH EACH OTHER AND IF YOU SAW US NOW YOU WOULD NEVER BELIEVE AT ONE TIME WE USE TO GO AT IT. THATS WHY I KNOW THEIR IS A GOD, BECAUSE HE CAN HELP YOU CHANGE, AND THATS WHY I BELIEVE IN FORGIVENESS AND NOT JUDGING PEOPLE SO QUICK. I DON’T THINK HE MEANT TO HURT HER TRULLY. THEIR WERE THINGS I DID TO MY MAN 4 YEARS AGO THAT I TRULLY DIDN’T MEAN TO DO, BUT I WAS IN A STATE OF MIND THAT I COULDN’T CONTRLL MYSELF AT ONE TIME. I KNOW THIS IS TRUE!!!!! I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU GUYS NO, BECAUSE SOMETIMES YOU CAN HURT SOMEONE AND WHEN YOU DO IT, ITS NOT WHO YOU REALLY ARE UNLESS YOUR THE TYPE OF PERSON WHON DOES IT CONTINUOSLY. GOD BLESS YOU ALL

    • SadButTrue

      Seems like you’re defending the actions of CB – are you deflecting, do you have issues with abuse or abusing? Please get help.

    • T Nails

      It’s not normal or acceptable beating the snot out of each other. You go that typical blame something than yourself reaction. God has nothing to do with how you’re living. You made your bed, you lie in it. Stating that you were in a state of mind where you can’t control yourself you’re at it again, deflecting blame from where it belongs, on you. You chose to stay and are too weak to leave. Are you some kind of freaking animal? All of you punching bags cry the same ole wail. You can always walk but you can’t have it both way – living with psycho and not getting hurt. “I don’t think he truly meant to hurt her”. Are you on crack? What did he mean to do? Or is he a big baby and can’t control his tantrums? They should’ve given him a time out – in prison.

    • Deb

      The first time a man did this to me I would call 911, wait for them, make sure they arrested him, follow them to the police station, file charges, make sure pictures are taken and the injuries documented, go to court the next day, get a restraining order, go to every single court hearing and sit front and center, refuse to allow a plea deal to be made, testify to exactly what happened, demand the stiffest sentence possible and make sure it included anger management and therapy to deal with rage issues, wave as they take him off to jail, try to obtain a permanent restraining order (which is hard in Florida because you have to have 2 documented counts of domestic violence to have a permanent order issued), change my phone number and if necessary address, never see or speak to this man again and move on with my life. No way, no how would I ever let a man get away with hitting me; nor would I ever let him within a mile of me. You are a victim if you allow yourself to be. The same should go for men; if a woman hits you do the same thing; domestic violence goes both way; we just have to, as a society REFUSE

      • Deb

        to accept a relationship with a man who would put his hands on you in anger.

  • fancypants

    like wow. so chris brown is going to live until 120 years old, according to larry king.

    • mco

      That’s what I was thinking! I’ve only watched Larry King a few times but I’ve always wondered if it’s him asking awkward questions or if it’s edited to make it seem that way. He’ll ask something and then bring up something else, seemingly in the same breath, that has nothing to do with what was just said. Did he realize how it sounded when he said the hundred years from today thing?

      • DW

        To be fair, Larry is at least twice that age, so he probably thinks 120 is a normal life span.

  • brandy

    Chris’ mom should have opened up a little more about her abuse. It would have helped Chris a bit for kids do what they learn. Furthermore, Chris thanked all his friends, saying “you know who you are”. Does that mean that if a friend disagree with Chris’ actions, he’s no longer a friend? Most peeps don’t hate Chris; they hate a man beating on a woman. A true friend, would still have his back, but not condone the beating.

  • Joo

    SERiOUSLY PPL LiKE 4REAL U ALL ACT LiKE RiHANNA iS THiS SENSiTiVE ASS ViCTiM FROM WHAT i HEAR SHE USE 2 HiT HiM 1ST & NOT SAYiNG HE WAS RiGHT 2 HiT HER BACK BUT SHE’S @ FAULT 2..SHE SHOULD OF LEFT HiM FROM THE MOMENT HE 1ST PUT HiS HANDS ON HER BUT SHE DiDNT SO TOUGH COOKiES! & EVERYBDY ON HERE HAS DONE SUMTHiNG ONCE iN THEiR LiVES THAT THEiR NT PROUD OF SO NOBODY HAS THE RiGHT TO POiNT FiNGERS & LOOK DWN ON ANYBODY ELSE! LET THAT MAN BE & MOVE ON WiTH HiS LiFE. RiHANNA HAS SHE EVEN WANTED THE RESTRAiNiNG ORDER LiFTED OBViOUSLY SHE AiNT LEARNED HER LESSON & STiLL WANTS 2 BE iN CONTACT WiTH HiM EVEN AFTER HE “BRUTALLY ASSAULTED” HER SO WHAT DOES THAT TELL U ABOUT HER! iT SEEMS LiKE THE MEDiA iS THE 1 WHO HAS TROUBLE LETTiNG iT GO NT THEM

    • Felicia

      Go back to Myspace sweetie. Leave the comment forum to the adults…

    • pinkbunny

      It’s on the left side of your keyboard, about halfway down, and it’s marked “Caps Lock.”

  • brandy

    no option to log out here.

  • Eric

    chris brown is a little punk. He deserves to loose all his fame> He contradicts everything he says. he wants to speak about this issue and help people( fool help yourself) and then he says out of respect for her he doesnt want to talk about it. He is a weak weak pu**y. he is not a man.lucky he is a celebrity, he would be doing 3-5 years in the state prison NO ONE SHOULD FORGET THIS. IF U HEAR HIS MUSIC TURN THE STATION, SEE A COMERCIAL TURN THE CHANNEL. HE SHOULD MAKE NO MORE MONEY OFF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

  • Lane

    Reading the EW message boards, it seems Chris is already doing hard time. Nothing worse than having the entire world hate you. I don’t condone his actions, and I don’t disagree with what anyone is saying. All I am saying is, let the man be. Nobody will buy his records… he must know that his career is over. This is similar to a life-sentence in a celebrity’s world. Overnight he went from hot up and coming star to most hated man. So let’s just leave it alone now, because his career is over. What more does everyone want?

  • south african

    I think Chris learned his lesson,and should be given a second chance.i think that he’s our own Jackson and that he could achieve greater things in he’s music career.
    Much Love Bro!

  • AYH

    Does it really matter ‘what happened’? The trial is over, the sentence has been issued. Whether you agree with the harshness or fairness of his punishment is irrelevant to this interview. What did LK hope to gain here? Did he really think anyone was going to come forward with the ‘juicy details’ or a blow by blow account? There really wasn’t much base to this interview from its conception to its execution. Love him, hate him….your choice. Let’s move on to more newsworthy events.

  • loran

    Nice baby blue outfit! How inappropriate!
    I wonder what he was wearing when hit her??

    • LOL

      I know right? The outfitt cracks me up. He’s trying to hard to look like an innocent little boy, that it actually makes it worse for me what he’s doing. Love his music, like him as an artist, really dislike him as a person. (no hate)

    • Deb

      The bowtie was really over the top, I kept waiting for it to start spinning

    • pinkbunny

      Sort of Pee-Wee Herman meets Elijah Muhammad.

  • stoptheboolcht

    C. Brown is ALL About Himself!! Listen to 99% of his responses are all about him. Throughout the entire interview, he never even mentions the damage, (physical & emotional) he caused to Rihanna. all he’s concerned about is his career. He IS sorry, sorry he can’t control his anger. What a waste of time Larry! He’s not ever going to admit he beat her up.!

    • Deb

      He will have some credibility with me when he takes some of his millions and donates it to battered women’s shelters to set up programs to help victims.

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