Chris Brown’s latest interview, new song
Chris Brown interviews with Hot 97’s Angie Martinez
Chris Brown, and his bowtie, sat down for a radio interview with Angie Martinez from New York City’s Hot 97. The interview had Twitter abuzz, and here’s a few noteworthy excerpts:
On still loving Rihanna and dating other women
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. 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 thoughts about 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.”
Interesting. Listen to the rest of the interview here. Speaking of listening, take a listen to Chris’s second single “Crawl,” which leaked recently online:
This single is much better than “I Can Transform Ya.” Honestly, I think releasing a single like this would have been better than those awful interviews and that overly-produced apology video. He’s simply not a well-spoken person, but his PR team keeps forcing him out into those interviews.
The best thing he could have done would have been to release a single like this and do an exclusive print interview, maybe in People or Rolling Stone, because his spoken interviews are not the business.
I’m sure his album will perform well though. Best of luck, Chris.
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