Honestly I would like to just get past it. Only me and shorty knows what went down in the car. I would like to leave it between us. I’m not saying nothing on her behalf or my behalf but I’d like to leave it at that.
On still loving Rihanna:
I even twitter about certain things and people look at it like “oh he’s crying”. I’m human. It’s not going to be easy for me. It’s not going to be easy to have a friend or someone that I care for, to let go and let them leave out of my life. And then have the media go from one extreme to the next and make the relationship pull apart even more by what people are saying when they don’t know our situation.
On eventually dating other women:
Dating… I’m taking my time right now. I’m never gonna stop loving women. I’m definitely taking my time right now because I don’t want to rush into anything serious and make a mistake. And at the end of the day I still have feelings for Shorty. I’m Not saying that I’m trying to get back with her but I gotta get over the hump.
His opinion on Oprah:
I’m very tight. I don’t diss Oprah because I respect her as a woman and what she does for women all over the world. I just feel that me and her did so much together in the past as far as me working with her school in South Africa. I feel like at the time when I would have needed a helping hand, not to boost my career but for her to reach out to talk to me and Rihanna and say “this is wrong..this is right”. I’m not saying have me on the show. Just help, that’s all i was asking for. It was never a thing where it was like “Look I want to help these two young kids” instead of putting the blame on just one person and bringing up 3 domestic violence guys who got a kick out of doing whatever..and then comparing them to me. I felt some way about it. ”
Chris would not answer Angie’s question on whether he was injured as well.
On having friends in the industry :
People always say “If I had money that would make me happy”. My music makes me happy. My fans make me happy but in the industry itself, I’m not happy. Nobody’s friends. Everyone’s backstabbing. People show their true colors when you are down.
CHRIS BROWN’S NEW ALBUM “GRAFFITI” IN STORES DECEMBER 8
Updated on: 3 December 2009
“Fan Appreciation Tour” Off To A Great Start
New York, NY – Jive Records multi-platinum recording artist Chris Brown is set to release his third album Graffiti December 8, on the heels of the successful launch of his18-city “Fan Appreciation Tour.”
The album’s first single, “I Can Tranform Ya” featuring Lil Wayne and producer Swizz Beatz (who also produced the track), has climbed to the Top Ten on Billboard’s Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop and Rhythmic radio airplay charts. The hit single has sold over 355K combined digital and mobile units and is holding steady in the Top 10 on the iTunes music video chart. The 20-year old’s, multi-entertainer’s video clip for the track is in heavy rotation on MTV, MTV Jams, MTV Hits, Music Choice and was recently added to BET and FUSE.
“Crawl”, Brown’s second single, is receiving strong early support at the Urban Mainstream radio format and the song is expected to impact other radio formats around the album release early December. The “Crawl” video is already in heavy rotation on MTV Hits and MTV Jams, and BET.
Brown most recently performed sold-out dates on his “Fan Appreciation” tour in Dallas, Los Angeles and Houston and has received positive reviews. The Houston Chronicle declared “The dancing was expectedly slick and on point…every one of Brown’s flash movements was met with screams.” Dallas Morning News exclaims, “The guy sings exceptionally well and dances even better. Watching such a talented performer in an intimate setting is a thrill for any student of pop.”
The US Track listing for Graffiti is as follows:
1. I Can Transform Ya featuring Lil Wayne & Swizz Beatz (Produced by Swizz Beatz)
2. Sing Like Me (Produced by Big Makk, Keith Thomas & Big Lo)
3. Crawl (Produced by Adam Mesinger & Nasri Atweh)
4. So Cold (Produced by Polow Da Don)
5. What I Do featuring Plies (Produced by The Runners)
6. Famous Girl (Produced by Ryan Leslie)
7. Take My Time featuring Tank (Produced by Tha Bizness)
8. I.Y.A. (Produced by Free School)
9. Pass Out featuring Eva Simons (Produced by Brian Kennedy)
10. Wait featuring Trey Songz & Game (Produced by Polow Da Don)
11. Lucky Me (Produced by Jevon Hill)
12. Fallin Down (Produced by Charlie Bereal)
13. I’ll Go (Produced by Brian Kennedy; Co-produced by James Fauntleroy)
There will also be a 2-disc Deluxe version of Graffiti with six additional songs:
1. GottaBe Ur Man (Produced by Polow Da Don)
2. Movie (Produced by Jevon Hill)
3. For Ur Love (Produced by Free School)
4. I Need This (Produced by "Oak")
5. I Love U (Produced by Polow Da Don)
6. Brown Skin Girl featuring Sean Paul (Produced by Scott Storch)
