Though Chris Brown is easily one of the hardest working men in music (and certainly one of the most active), interviews come far and few between. On the rare occasion they do happen, they’re usually chockfull of quotable moments.
The 33-year-old’s recent chat with ‘Big Boy TV’ proved no exception.
Surfacing the same day he dropped his highly-teased Wizkid collaboration ‘Call Me Every Day’ (which can be heard here), Brown waxed honest about the tune’s forthcoming parent album ‘Breezy’ ahead of its June 24 arrival to digital shelves as well its supporting ‘One of Them Ones’ tour.
The father of 3 also chatted openly about the joys of parenthood, praised Lil Wayne and Ella Mai, and dished on so much more.
Watch the full interview inside.
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Chris Brown simply refuses to age. All these years of Coke and heavy Drinking and he still looks like a Teenager 19 at the oldest.
#FINE China
He does NOT look like a teenager, and your obsessed with age. He looks like a 30 year old.
LOL!
DU is setting Breezy up to get roasted. I know him/her didn’t type that with a straight face.
Have u seen Chris brown when was 19?
Baby face compared to now
Diva is missing Breezy’s pencil d I c k 💅🏾 I still remember that night he brought Diva to his VIP backstage and we were making love in his tour RV💋💯
Yaaaaaaaaaaas Diva!
He looks better with black hair
He’s charging Vegas residency prices, and shockingly he’s filling the seats. Who are these people paying $1,000 to sit in the front or $250 to sit in the back?? I saw him from first row of the first level for a little more than $100 in 2017. A comparable seat in that same area is now more than $600 and it’s not even VIP. Crazy!!
Chris brown is almost quoting tupac from 1992, when tupac talked about greed and helping the community. I’m glad tupacs message will never die.