This story honestly turns my stomach. One guy is an entitled emotionally abusive philanderer who made a billion dollars playing golf. The other guy is a narcissistic, immature kid who beat, choked and bit his girlfriend and left her for dead, and who also made a million plus as a singer. The woman-beating singer relates to the serial cheating golf player and thinks he’s experienced enough media fallout to comment on the matter. This is the same stupid kid who called the media response to the way he terrifically battered Rihanna “immature” and “blown out of proportion.” Maybe Tiger Woods and his 13+ mistresses can relate to Brown too. What’s the big deal, right?

Chris Brown compared himself to Tiger Woods in a radio interview Wednesday, saying both him [sic] and the golf icon deserve second chances from the public for their mistakes…

The R&B star told the Mojo In The Morning radio show “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.

“Whatever his personal life is and I think this goes for me and him — his personal life is his personal life,” the convicted woman batterer said of Woods, who admitted to cheating on his wife Elin during his televised apology last Friday. “Like they might be a fan, or might support what they’re doing but like if he plays golf, like 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 talking about.

Brown — whose clean cut-image was tarnished after he beat then-girlfriend Rihanna last year — drew parallels between himself and Woods.

“I think, even with me, like I do music, I sing songs, like I’m an entertainer, I’m a performer, but people make mistakes,” the Forever singer told the show. “So my hat is off to him — I support him, I hope he gets back on the field and does his thing, cause he is the best at it.”

[From Radar Online]

So Brown said “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.” So we’re supposed to just shrug when someone famous severely beats their girlfriend or cheats on their wife with numerous hookers and porn stars? They’re here to entertain us and even if they behave as if they have no morals in their personal life Brown thinks it shouldn’t matter. I don’t care how well someone sings or plays a sport if they’re committing crimes when they’re not in the public eye. I chose not to support those type of scumbags. The difference between Tiger and Chris is that, as Tiger’s mom said, (most) of his activities weren’t illegal. (It is illegal to hire hookers in the city of Las Vegas.)

You can hear Chris Brown’s interview on the Mojo in the Morning website.