The documentary titled Chris Brown: A History of Violence premiered on Investigation Discovery at 9 PM on Sunday, October 27, 2024. This film is part of the network’s initiative ‘No Excuse for Abuse’, aimed at supporting survivors of domestic violence, coinciding perfectly with National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Produced by Ample Entertainment in collaboration with the global initiative No More, this documentary delves into the longstanding and troubling history of abuse and illegal activities surrounding the Grammy-winning artist, which can be traced back to his teenage years.
When he burst onto the music scene in 2005 at age 16, Chris Brown was often referred to as “the next Michael Jackson.” However, in 2009, he faced serious legal troubles after pleading guilty to felony assault for the violent attack on his then-girlfriend, R&B artist Rihanna.
After its initial airing, Chris Brown: A History of Violence is now available for streaming on platforms like Max and Apple TV+.
How to stream Chris Brown: A History of Violence?
For those who were unable to catch Chris Brown: A History of Violence on Investigation Discovery, it can now be streamed on Max. The subscription fee for Max starts at $9.99 monthly.
Alternatively, subscribers can choose Hulu and add Max for just $9.99 per month, giving access to a broader range of content. An ad-free experience is also available for $16.99 a month.
Another convenient choice is the Disney+, Hulu, and Max Bundle, which is offered for $16.99 monthly with ads, or you can opt for the ad-free version for $29.99 monthly.
This crime documentary is also accessible via Apple TV+, which has a subscription price of $9.99 per month, complemented by a 7-day free trial.
Plot Overview
With a runtime of approximately 120 minutes, Chris Brown: A History of Violence provides an in-depth examination of Brown’s history of abusive behavior and criminal actions. It discusses the notorious incident involving Rihanna in 2009, which resulted in his probation sentence of five years.
The documentary also brings to light a case involving Jane Doe, who allegedly suffered abuse at the hands of the singer aboard P. Diddy’s yacht during a New Year’s party in 2020. In 2022, the unidentified plaintiff filed a $20 million lawsuit against Brown, which was ultimately dismissed due to incomplete prosecution.
In the film, Brown’s anonymous accuser recounts her harrowing experience, emphasizing the need for victims to voice their truths:
“Unless people start speaking up and people actually stop victim blaming the people that do speak up, then that’s the only way he can be stopped.”
Featured Individuals
The documentary features thought-provoking interviews with various individuals such as 4everChantel, Haseeb Hussain, Liziane Gutierrez, Scaachi Koul, and community activist Dr. Michelle Taylor.
Furthermore, it includes insights from a panel of domestic violence specialists who shed light on common reactions and coping mechanisms exhibited by victims of sexual assault, who often grapple with feelings of shame, guilt, and fear.
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