My hat goes off to him, Chris says. I support him. I hope he gets back on the field and does his thing because he is the best at it.

But the chatter doesn’t stop there. Without prodding, Rihanna’s ex-beau, a self-proclaimed nontroublemaker, offers a comparison to their current dramatic plights.

I think people always deserve a second chance, he says. I know my fans gave me a second chance and people gave me a second chance.

In Brown’s mind, it’s all about what you do in public, not behind closed doors.

Whatever his personal life is—and I think this goes for me and him—his personal life is his personal life. Nobody has the right to place judgment or make any judgment on somebody else’s personal life when they’re not directly involved with them, he continues. He plays golf. That’s his sport, that’s his hobby, that’s his love, that’s what people love him for. They don’t love him for the other stuff that they talk about. Even with me, I do music, I sing songs, I’m an entertainer, I’m a performer. But people make mistakes.

Damaged and disgraced dancer-singer Chris Brown is demanding a trade from his current label over at Sony Music to Universal, which houses Cash Money/Young Money label, mediatakeout.com reports. They say that the two major labels are working out the particulars even as we speak.

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Brown may finally find a place to lay his head and grow artistically. He hasn’t been feeling the love lately – not from the press, his fans, nor the stock workers at Walmart. So with Lil Wayne about to ink a seven-figure clothing deal and with Drake and Nicki Minaj reaching superstar status without even releasing albums yet, Young Money is already blowing up. Might be the perfect incubator for career reinvention for Brown.

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“It looks like you are doing really, really well,” Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg told the 20-year-old performer during a progress hearing that lasted less then two minutes.

Brown, dressed in a black, military-style jacket and gray jeans, listened silently as the judge went over papers from authorities in the singer’s native Virginia detailing his progress.

Schnegg, who sentenced Brown to five years’ probation in August, said he had worked off 32 of the 180 days of “community labor” and completed a third of the required domestic violence classes.

“You haven’t missed one. You are participating and doing a very good job,” she told him.

Brown left Rihanna bruised and bloodied during the attack last year that began inside a rented Lamborghini after a pre-Grammy party. He has apologized for the assault.

– Harriet Ryan at L.A. Superior Court

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