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CB can fill a small arena at best...the only stadium he's seeing is Summer Jam.
Unfortunately he still has many female fans that love, support and make excuses for him through everything.
With his history is it really any surprise that he's laid hands on her, too? I mean....I dont understand how anyone can cape for him at this point.
Unfortunately he still has many female fans that love, support and make excuses for him through everything.
With his history is it really any surprise that he's laid hands on her, too? I mean....I dont understand how anyone can cape for him at this point.
Very easy to understand...just look at how hard women are on other women in these threads.
When I think of stadium, I think basketball stadium that holds like 15-20k seats. He's definitely not filling Football stadiums
For real? People still checking for him at that capacity. Wow. Where have I been.
I don't know if people are going solely for Chris...he tours with a gang of other acts. But he's still getting people in the seats and like LadyLou said, it's mostly women which is sad.
In many instances women are harder on other women than they are on men, sadly.
'It's a real fight in the car': Chris Brown describes the night he assaulted ex-girlfriend Rihanna...and says she was 'spitting blood' and dealt blows too
Chris Brown has opened up about the night he assaulted ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
The rapper, 28, spoke about the incident in a new clip for his documentary, Chris Brown: Welcome To My Life, where he described how things took a turn for the worse after he came clean about his sexual past with a woman who once worked for him, even though he had previously told Rihanna they had never been romantically involved.
But Chris claims the confession is what made their relationship turn violent - and he says both parties dealt blows.
'She hated me.' he said. 'After that, I tried everything. She didn't care, she just didn't trust me after that. From there, it just went downhill because it would be fights, it would be verbal fights, physical fights as well. Mutual sides, it is the first time I get to say anything.'
'I still love Rihanna, but I'm just going to be honest - we would fight each other, she would hit me, I would hit her, but it never was OK. It was always a point to where we talk about it like, "What the f**k are we doing?"'
He added:'If I go on stage, I got a scratch on my face, and I've got to explain it, like "Oh I fell", or if you got a scar or a bruise, you got to put make up on.
'Sh*t, I'm not ever trying to put my hands on any female,' he said.
'I felt like a f**king monster,' he said in the clip.
The infamous night started after the woman Chris confessed about appeared at a Clive Davis party, where both he and Rihanna were attending.
He says he had asked the woman prior to the party to stop going to places he would be at.
'That changed my life,' he said as he looked back at the night.
'I made sure the person I was involved with before, I said hey, you can't come around to these places. And the person comes in, comes right to the table and says, "Hey what's up y'all." And I already know it's an issue, so I say "Hey cool" and I keep it moving.
I look over at Rihanna and she's bawling, she's crying.'
Though things lightened up for the couple - Chris says they had a few drinks that night too - and later he offered her his cell phone for proof that he had no idea she would be there.
To his surprise, the woman had indeed texted him that she would be at the same party.
Rihanna was enraged to see the message, he says.
'She starts going off, she throws the phone, "I hate you!", whatever, whatever, she starts hitting me, we're in a little Lamborghini, you know she's fighting me.'
He says he pleaded with her that he was telling the truth.
But he says she continued to hit him.
'Like I remember she tried to kick me, just like her beating sh*t, but then I really hit her. With a closed fist, like I punched her, and it busted her lip, and when I saw it I was in shock, I was "f**k, why did I hit her like that?"
'So from there she's...spitting blood in my face, it raised me even more. It's a real fight in the car, and we driving in the street.
'I'm like "yo, we tripping, what the f**k, what are we doing?" She tried to grab for my phone, and I'm not giving her my phone, to throw it out the window.'
He says he pulled over in Hancock Park: 'I'm just trying to resolve the situation, I'm not trying to fight.'
'She takes the keys out of the car...and fakes it like she throws them out of the window,' he added.
'I get out the car and I'm looking for the keys and somebody yelled and she yells out her door, "Help, he’s trying to kill me."'
He says he attempted to find the keys, but she was sitting on them.
Chris ultimately plead guilty to one count of felony assault and served probation for the crime.
Rihanna has found it hard to move on from her first love, breaking in tears when quizzed about their volatile relationship on Oprah's Next Chapter in 2012.
She said: 'I lost my best friend - like everything I knew switched in a night, and I couldn't control that.
'So, I had to deal with that and that's not easy for me to understand, interpret and it's not easy to interpret on camera, not with the world watching.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4794200/Chris-Brown-talks-night-assaulted-
Chris Brown has opened up about the night he assaulted ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
The rapper, 28, spoke about the incident in a new clip for his documentary, Chris Brown: Welcome To My Life, where he described how things took a turn for the worse after he came clean about his sexual past with a woman who once worked for him, even though he had previously told Rihanna they had never been romantically involved.
But Chris claims the confession is what made their relationship turn violent - and he says both parties dealt blows.
'She hated me.' he said. 'After that, I tried everything. She didn't care, she just didn't trust me after that. From there, it just went downhill because it would be fights, it would be verbal fights, physical fights as well. Mutual sides, it is the first time I get to say anything.'
'I still love Rihanna, but I'm just going to be honest - we would fight each other, she would hit me, I would hit her, but it never was OK. It was always a point to where we talk about it like, "What the f**k are we doing?"'
He added:'If I go on stage, I got a scratch on my face, and I've got to explain it, like "Oh I fell", or if you got a scar or a bruise, you got to put make up on.
'Sh*t, I'm not ever trying to put my hands on any female,' he said.
'I felt like a f**king monster,' he said in the clip.
The infamous night started after the woman Chris confessed about appeared at a Clive Davis party, where both he and Rihanna were attending.
He says he had asked the woman prior to the party to stop going to places he would be at.
'That changed my life,' he said as he looked back at the night.
'I made sure the person I was involved with before, I said hey, you can't come around to these places. And the person comes in, comes right to the table and says, "Hey what's up y'all." And I already know it's an issue, so I say "Hey cool" and I keep it moving.
I look over at Rihanna and she's bawling, she's crying.'
Though things lightened up for the couple - Chris says they had a few drinks that night too - and later he offered her his cell phone for proof that he had no idea she would be there.
To his surprise, the woman had indeed texted him that she would be at the same party.
Rihanna was enraged to see the message, he says.
'She starts going off, she throws the phone, "I hate you!", whatever, whatever, she starts hitting me, we're in a little Lamborghini, you know she's fighting me.'
He says he pleaded with her that he was telling the truth.
But he says she continued to hit him.
'Like I remember she tried to kick me, just like her beating sh*t, but then I really hit her. With a closed fist, like I punched her, and it busted her lip, and when I saw it I was in shock, I was "f**k, why did I hit her like that?"
'So from there she's...spitting blood in my face, it raised me even more. It's a real fight in the car, and we driving in the street.
'I'm like "yo, we tripping, what the f**k, what are we doing?" She tried to grab for my phone, and I'm not giving her my phone, to throw it out the window.'
He says he pulled over in Hancock Park: 'I'm just trying to resolve the situation, I'm not trying to fight.'
'She takes the keys out of the car...and fakes it like she throws them out of the window,' he added.
'I get out the car and I'm looking for the keys and somebody yelled and she yells out her door, "Help, he’s trying to kill me."'
He says he attempted to find the keys, but she was sitting on them.
Chris ultimately plead guilty to one count of felony assault and served probation for the crime.
Rihanna has found it hard to move on from her first love, breaking in tears when quizzed about their volatile relationship on Oprah's Next Chapter in 2012.
She said: 'I lost my best friend - like everything I knew switched in a night, and I couldn't control that.
'So, I had to deal with that and that's not easy for me to understand, interpret and it's not easy to interpret on camera, not with the world watching.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4794200/Chris-Brown-talks-night-assaulted-
Why won't he leave these women alone instead of trying to emotionally abuse them through the media and Instagram.
I don't believe a word he says, but if I did this part would still tick me off. He's basically saying it's all the other woman's fault because he told her not to come around where he was. Why the hell does he think he has the right to tell a woman where she can and can't be? His ego is through the roof.
I can kind of understand this a bit...I've seen and know women who show up when they're other half is going out for a guys night and do the same thing, walk over to the table and say "hey, what's up". So I can see how something can escalate from there or why a guy would say don't come to this place I'll be at tonight. To me, respect is lacking, on both sides, if you have to tell someone not to come to your guys/girls night out and if the person shows up anyway.
Chis grew up with a very skewed view of the dynamic between men and women, I'm not excusing his behavior obviously.