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Hoping to leave the scandal of his personal life behind him, Chris Brown has returned to doing what he does best--singing and dancing live for his fans.
In East Rutherford, New Jersey, Chris took to the stage for Power 105.1's Powerhouse 09 concert after The-Dream, Fabolous, Day26, Trey Songz, Keri Hilson and Mario kicked off the evening's entertainment. The 20-year-old singer started off his performance wearing a black and red costume reminiscent of Michael Jackson's famous "Thriller" ensemble and sang his new single, "I Can Transform Ya."
The mood was buoyant on stage, with Chris dancing and singing, eventually ripping off his black tank top, much to the excitement of his female fans. Near the end of his stint on stage, he addressed the crowd by saying, "Despite my past and stuff like that, I appreciate all of y'all."
He added, "How long we gonna do this for? We gonna do this forever!" which led into his closing song, "Forever." Let's just hope this is the last thing for which Chris needs to be apologetic again.
Gallery Info: Chris Brown performs during POWER 105.1's POWERHOUSE at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Photo Credit: Fame Pictures
Website: www.famepictures.com
Martiniman says:
Go away.
ms.conception says:
When I look at him it makes my skin crawl!
Anonymous says:
"Despite my past and stuff like that, I appreciate y'all"? What does that even mean?
I guess, someone like him who can almost kill his girlfriend with his bare hands and then fail to express any real remorse about it does lack any appreciation for others. Somehow, I don't think that's what this idiot was trying to say? God, who is letting him talk and why? Just like Mariniman, I really wish he would go away. Forever.
Brenda says:
Seriously? Damn can he catch a freakin break? Fan or not, the young man is a human being with feelings. And how do you know his remorse isn't real? Just because someone does not react the way that you do does not mean that they are unremorseful or unrepentent. I wish the real story would come out and then maybe the public could build a bridge and get over it. As for the 1st commenter, you don't have the listen. Blame the media for the fact that he is everywhere because they won't leave him alone either. DAMN!!!