Chris Brown on the same day his much anticipated album "F.A.M.E" released, visited Good Morning America, (we'll say by the direction of his publicist) and unfortunately became quickly angered once news reporter, Robin Roberts recanted Chris Brown's dark past when he allegedly battered then-girlfriend, Rihanna. As depicted in video footage, the blonde-haired musician became irritated and deliberately mad efforts to redirect the interview's focus on the release of his album. Can we express empathy towards Chris Brown for feeling the way he did?
ABSOLUTELY, we can empathize with him after over two years of remaining behind the scenes because of that horrible incident in February 2009. He wants to move on and accordingly, desires for the pulic to move on as well. Right? But the remaining question left unanswered is this : "Is it possible for the public to move on fromt hat incident and grant Chris Brown, another chance, when he currently displays no sign of significant change?" This question was only provoked after Chris Brown broke the window to his wardrobe room, causing shards of glass down onto Times Square!
BREAKING NEWS: According to recent reports from UsWeekly.com, Chris Brown will not be prosecuted for damages and in addition, his probation will not be endangered. The dude truely has 9 lives, and I'll conclude that a high force is on his side for real!
In any case, Life and Style Union is elated that the whole GMA "sha-bang" didn't turn into prison duty, or even worse, lack of album sales for Chris Brown. OR WILL IT???
p.s: We've decided to leave off with BasketBall Wives star, Evelyn Lozada, and her rant about Chris Brown.
