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Chris Brown Debuts Music Video, Twitters About Rihanna

Tue., Oct. 27, 2009 12:24 PM PDT by Jennifer Cady

Chris Brown premiered the highly unanticipated video for his first single, "I Can Transform Ya," today.

There's not much to the video. He just stands in front of a white background singing about how great he can make some lucky lady's life ("I can change your life, make it so new/ Make you never want to go back to the old you"), and sometimes he’ll bust out a nunchuck trick. (Special shout-out to MTV for choosing the perfect "I Ain't a Monster" screenshot above.)

The whole Transformers thing is so strange in timing it makes us think he recorded it as a theme song for the summer blockbuster but Michael Bay was all, "Thanks for the input, Chris, but I think we're going to go with someone who's done a little less Rihanna assaulting. Linkin Park, you're in."

And that brings us to what people will always remember about Chris' career: Rihanna. In an effort to combat this, it appears he's using Twitter to show how much he's grown as a person since his assault conviction. Yesterday, in addition to announcing the Dec. 15 release date of this album Graffiti, he also posted this video:

"IM SORRY YALL. JUST HAD TO POST IT," he tweeted along with the clip. He added, "FOR THE FELLAS: showing emotion doesn't make u weak... BEING HONEST MAKES U STRONG."

Nice try, Chris, but posting some "The Way We Were" fan montage of you and Rihanna is not going to inspire much empathy from anyone. Or does it?

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If sappy YouTube videos aren't your thing, perhaps our Rihanna & Chris Brown: A Look Back gallery is a better way to remember the way they used to be.