Chris Brown 'Super Nervous' at King Live, Defends Ticket Sales

Date: Friday, November 06, 2009 By: singersroom

Chris Brown feared appearing on Larry King Live shortly after pleading guilty to felony assault charges.

Speaking of the interview with MTV during the forthcoming special "Chris Brown - The Interview,' Brown tells MTV personality Sway "I was so nervous. I was super nervous. I didn't know what to think [going in]."

"'Man, I'm going to get on here, and they're going to chew me up and everybody is just going to go in on me.' So I was more scared than anything," Brown went on to tell Sway in a preview clip early Friday. Advertisement

But King and the public were not his only problem. According to Brown, he had spent a substantial amount of time being coached and trained.

Answering a question about preparedness, Brown tells MTV "[There's] really not too much preparing you can do. I did a lot of media training and a lot of stuff like that, and it kind of wasn't genuine to me. Everything I was saying was from my heart, but it was kind of controlled. 'Well, don't say it like this, because it will look like that.' "

Brown's interview with Sway airs Friday, November 6 at 6pm on MTV.

In related news, a spokesman for Chris Brown has come to his defense just hours after sources claimed that his 'Fan Appreciation Tour' is not selling out venues.

"Dates are expected to sell out," a rep told Eurweb. "...given the economic climate, ticket sales are doing very well."