Chris Brown On Larry King Live Video

The moment we all waited for... Chris Brown's interview on Larry King Live, and the boy didn't say anything worth listening to as you can witness in the video below.

He didn't give out any information about what happened the night he beat the hell out of Rihanna. He kept saying he didn't want to speak about it out of respect for Rihanna. Respect? Didn't that go out that window when you bashed her head inand almost choked her to death?

What Chris thought about the photo released showing Rihanna's injuries:

I didn't know what to think at the time. I was like what, like, because at the time, I just didn't know honestly what to think. And I didn't know if the pictures were altered. I didn't know if they were real. I didn't know what. So I was just like, 'Man, I just felt so disappointed in myself.'

Larry asks him what happened the night of the pre-Grammy party after he and Rihanna left:

Well, Larry, I don't feel like it's appropriate for me to speak on what actually happened on that night, just out of respect for Rihanna and myself. And I respect our privacy more and I don't want to just go into that.

He later asked Chris why he thought he became violent that night. What made him so angry?

 I mean, that's relationships. I wouldn't say it's OK. I think, just in relationships in general, there's chances where you lose your temper or like arguments get heated or whatever the case may be. I'm not saying domestic violence is a part of relationships.

I feel like that we're young. We're both young. So nobody taught us how to love one another. Nobody taught us a book on how to control our emotions or our anger. I'm not trying to fall on the fact that I'm young. I'm just saying it's a lot of stuff that I wish I could have changed that night.

Are we suppose to have a class in High School called Love & Relationships 101? What little he did actually talk about made him sound like a fool.

He said a whole lotta nothing, but mesmerized me with his bow tie. I think wearing the Pee-Wee Herman tie was part of his plan to pre-occupy us with his fashion faux pas, instead of listening to him talk.