Rihanna Snippet Interview On 20/20
Full interview airs tonight (Friday) at 9pm.
You know I’m probably going to receive some hate mail for this, I can’t say that I’m all the way convinced about Rihanna’s innocence. I know it takes two for this to happen and the way this snippet is being depicted Chris Brown is the bad guy of course. But the thing that really stands out is her scripted answers.
I’m looking at her eyes the way she is speaking it just seems too rehearsed to me. I have another theory one that I will keep to myself, but the whole soft make up on, the white dress, the innocent look, the timing of her album dropping is just suspect to me. I do not condone a man for hitting a woman and Chris was dead wrong for that. At the same time I just don’t think this girl is all that innocent. Your thoughts?
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Okay so Tina deserved to get beat by Ike she made a grown man ball his fist & hit her?! Rihanna put Chris’s fist in her face & made him open his mouth to bite her?! Its her fault why? Because she’s a year older than him? Because Chris Brown is the sweet boy that reminds us all about the boy next door? Who knows what people are behind closed doors, but a man should never put his hands on a woman, Chris’s size compared to Rihanna’s is indicator of how much stronger he is than her, so come on & come up with another excuse. I can’t stand people who want to blame it on the victim, and I guess if he had raped her it would have been her fault too!
@Alicia um where in the hell did you read that they said it was ok for Chris Brown to beat Rihanna. See that is the problem with people they read to much in to shit. If you would have read the entire paragraphs then you would have seen where they acknowledged Chris Brown was in the wrong and it was not Ok for him to beat her in the manner that he did.
I just think a lot of people feel that Rihanna is not the innocent girl she is trying to portray herself to be. There are several celebrities who even admit to seeing her beat up chris slap him kick and punch him out in the public. Maybe Chris should have pressed charges on her. Would we even be having this conversation no. So calm your self down and look at this objectively and tell me do you seriously think that Rihanna did not play her part in this? And if she did play a part why isn’t that being acknowledged?