In all honesty, Chris should have expected the guy to speak condescendingly to him, because this is not the usual radio hosts that greets him with love. The guy is a douche, and was happy Chris acted a fool. It gave his radio show more buzz and made Chris look like a tool. Do I think Chris is a tool? No, I do not. But Chris was there for a Haiti benefit show, not if a radio station is playing his music. I thought as an artist, he would be aware that it is not the host who chooses the music, contrary to popular belief, but a larger company (Clear Radio) that chooses what is played on rotation by the song’s position on the charts or the record companies’ influence.
I really think Chris needs to fall back and get his mind together. He shouldn’t rush, because this proves to be very detrimental to his comeback. He is a talented young man, but due to the overwhelming stress of his public image, you can tell that if you say anything negative to him, even on Twitter, he is ready to curse you out over DM or unfollow his adoring fans. He needs to learn to not to feed in negativity and work Twitter in favor for him. Perez Hilton or whoever is going to always find something to say about him, but he needs to charm the public, and walking out of the radio station to not speak about a benefit is not the way to go.

that was just an unnecessary incident. i agree it hurts chris’s image and i agree he doesn’t have to suck up to anyone but at the same time, chris has to realize if they don’t play your stuff having a negative attitude towards the whole things only make it worse.
i’m sure he lost ppl who were going to come to the show and yes the radio may have lost some chris brown listeners.
but on a serious note, chris did do the most. if they don’t play your songs keep putting out hot music to deny them any reason they can come up with for not playing your music.

it was a dang benefit you were promoting. get over yourself!