Watch Confused Chris Brown Rant to Fans in New Video After Being 'Trapped in Philippines'

Posted by Odinaka on Fri 24th Jul, 2015 - tori.ng

Chris Brown makes bizarre video appeal to President Obama and proclaims innocence on Twitter while stuck in the Philippines over concert row.

 
In an Instagram video released online, Chris Brown was filmed mockingly begging to be allowed to leave the Philippines on Thursday and also proclaimed his innocence on Twitter.

In the bizarre Instagram video which he captioned as an appeal to President Obama, the 26-year-old singer pleaded for permission to fly home to Los Angeles after temporarily being barred from leaving Manila.

Chris appeared to be going stir-crazy in his hotel room, from where he posted three bizarre videos showing himself break dancing and back flipping in front of his friends.

The popstar was stopped from leaving Manila on Wednesday, a day after performing in the Philippine capital, following fraud allegations against him and his promoter for a cancelled concert last New Year's Eve.

Chris looked desperate to get home as well as a little bored as he posted three bizarre videos on Instagram which have all been deleted.

One of the videos showed him saying: 'Can somebody please tell me what the f*** is going on? I don't know. I'm reading headline after headline. What the f***? What the f*** is going on.'

Another video was captioned 'OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' - which appears to be a mock appeal to the US President.
 
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