When the interviewer, Robin Roberts, touched on the topic of Brown's 2009 "domestic incident" with then-girlfriend, Rihanna, his blood began to boil.
Especially for a reporter, Robin was pretty nice in her approach to questions about the 2009
However, Brown continually skirted her questions, instead insisting that "everybody go get that album," and growing more and more angry and fidgety as the interview continued.
Here's a video of this morning's interview:
At the very end of this video clip, Chris Brown states that he does everything for his fans, and that he "could care less what anybody else thinks". Who taught you English, homie?? Because that is NOT the correct phrasing of this oft-misused saying. Clearly, Chris Brown meant to say that he "could not care less". WHAT an idiot. His whole "I'm the victim" mentality, and stupid, arrogant statements aside, this is the biggest issue I have with his GMA interview.
But moving on: Apparently, Brown grew so angry during the interview, that after an incredibly auto-tuned performance of his single, Yeah 3X, he stormed off the stage, stomped off to his dressing room, and proceeded to throw a big ol' temper tantrum. Brown raised such a ruckus in his dressing room, that the show's hair and makeup staff got scurred, and called security.
According to TMZ's[1] infinite sources, Brown then decided to ditch his shirt, skip a second performance, which he was scheduled to record for ABC's website, and get all up in the grill of one of GMA's segment producers.
Clearly, Christopher Maurice Brown's former anger problems are a-okay and gone away.
F*** Shirts! |
After Chris Brown and
Here's a pic of the broken window: [1]
Isn't vandalism considered probation violation? UH OH! |
BONUS: For a fist-pumping good time, watch this video of Chris Brown's GMA performance:
*Chris Brown stated that "F.A.M.E." stands for "Forgiving All My Enemies"
...Really, Señor Marrón? Ok, then.
[1] TMZ Staff [VIDEO] Chris Brown at 'GMA' -- Violent Outburst at 'Good Morning America' TMZ 22 March 2011.
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