Chris Brown Begs Fans To Help Get His Music On The Radio

Chris Brown is begging his fans to help with his comeback. He doesn’t know what else he can do besides reach out to his fans and get them to request his music on the radio.

Brown is still trying to rebuild his image after he brutally attacked Rihanna. He claims to be a better man, or does he just want more money in his pocket?

He feels like he has done all he can do following the famous incident, so he decided to record some audio (listen below) to make him sound even more desperate.

In a message uploaded to SayNow.com, Brown says, “I ain’t (sic) never really did this but right now I need all of my fans’ help. It’s crazy because a lot of radio stations aren’t playing my records. They’re not being that supportive and I wouldn’t expect them to. It’s on the fans and what you guys do in your power to bring me back because that’s all I need. Nothing else will do that except for the fans. There’s nothing else that I can do. I’m doing everything that I need to do. I’m doing me as a person and I’m a better guy.”

“My singing and my music I do it for you guys and everything else but it won’t be possible if I’m not relevant on the radio and it wouldn’t be possible for me to be an artist if I don’t have any support. I can’t be an underground mix-tape artist. That’s where we are. I just want all my fans to help me. I love y’all. Peace.”

ABC Pulls Chris Brown “Good Morning America” Performance

ABC pulled the plug on controversial crooner Chris Brown’s performance Good Morning America next week.

Instead, Brown has agreed to “come clean” with the events leading up to his February attack on then-girlfriend Rihanna in a primetime interview with Robin Roberts, the network has revealed.

ABC was harshly criticized by gay and women’s rights advocates last week after it cancelled a performance by openly-gay former American Idol Adam Lambert on GMA — following his sex-charged performance on the American Music Awards–then announced plans to allow Chris — a convicted felon and woman beater to promote his latest CD with a live show on the program.

Chris is promising to give details of the incident in an “in-depth interview” with GMA host Robin Roberts set to air on 20/20 Dec. 11. His appearance comes just a month after Rihanna’s 20/20 interview with Diane Sawyer drew nearly 9 million viewers.

Chris Brown To Premiere ‘Crawl’ Video This Week

Chris Brown is set to premiere the video to his ballad “Crawl,” the second single from his forthcoming album Graffiti, this Friday during an appearance on “The Wendy Williams Show.” It was also announced on Monday (November 9) that Brown is due to appear on BET’s “106 & Park” this week, and appear and perform on “Good Morning America” next month.

The Joseph Kahn-directed clip for “Crawl” will feature Bad Boy recording artist Cassie as Brown’s love interest. The song’s lyrics seem to address Brown’s situation with Rihanna.

Kahn spoke with MTV News recently and said the video is “probably the most personal thing [Brown's] ever done.”

“I mean, everything that’s happened to him in the year, I think this is going to be his big statement, in terms of what he’s feeling and what he’s living through right now,” he said.

“It’s my first ballad with Chris, and it was easy,” he explained. “Again, it’s another idea that he clearly had, in terms of what the genesis of the idea is. I don’t even know if Chris is trying to say anything with the video. I think he just sort of, as an artist, I think Chris communicates more through what he does … and so what he does in the video will speak for itself.”

Graffiti was pushed up to a December 8 release date last week, and the lead single, “I Can Transform Ya,” currently rests at #24 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The picture below is from the “Crawl” music video shoot.