Chris Brown has answered to a court of law for his crime against Rihanna and wants to put it behind him. And so when he was interviewed by GMA's Robin Roberts, he stomped off and acted out like a little big kid, trashing a Tv show's dressing room.
What good did that do? Well, it got people on the net talking about Good Morning America, and talking negative about Chris Brown, who had been receiving positive news coverage about his recovery from his fall from grace because of the Rihanna incident.
Now, there is no excuse for domestic violence. And the harpies of the world will chase and torment those with guilty consciouses. And if a hip hop star appears on main stream television and is not prepared for an embarrassing question or two, he is not prepared, and should avoid mainstream television interview shows. All TV shows exist to serve their own purpose, their own audience, and not a performer's whim. The Good Morning America's audience is not Chris Brown's audience. Maybe a tiny, wee, little, part of it is.
The Good Morning America's audience wants to see that young black man, Chris Brown, squirm, and it feels such pleasure to see him break and run, and would have become so pleased with themselves, if they had seen a live, on the air shot of him trashing the dressing room, and making like a beast.
The producers and the host of shows like GMA don't care about performers or about anyone, but about putting on a show that will attract and keep eyeballs watching, and will get tongues wagging, about what the eyeballs saw. GMA doesn't care if Chris Brown had served his sentence, and has been behaving himself, and that the Rihanna incident is old news, and that he has answered old questions about it, over and over again. They don't care if he wants / wanted to move on. Capturing Chris Brown snapping was a Tv ratings type plus for them. They sent the word out over the Internet. GMA is part of an inhuman media machine that seem to take pleasure in ripping apart people, celebrities particularly, but its pleasure is for business.
If Chris Brown wants to move forward in his life, he must avoid people, particularly media show people, who are trying to make him fail. And no one is perfect, but Mr. Brown's reaction, to the GMA host questions, suggests that he could use a little anger managing guidance.