It is either Chris Brown has hired a new PR who has talked some sense into his head or he is actually a changed man as he claims.

Chris Brown stopped by this morning on the Today’s Show to chat to Matt Lauer and impressively, Chris Brown discussed the whole Rihanna ‘battery’ subject which he has refused to talk about in the past.

It is not only his decision to discuss the above issue that won many hearts, but also his acceptance of wrong doing, his positive attitude and the manner he composed and answered the interview questions were first of a kind.

Is Chris Brown really a changed man? From the interview below, we can say YES but we hope we are not being fooled so that he can sell his new album, coming out this summer…

Check out the interview below

On Being a Changed Man
I’ve been humbled by the whole experience. From me losing everything, you know, to me having to regain public opinion or whatever it is — but most importantly,  knowing that what I did was totally wrong and having to kind of deal with myself and kind of forgive myself in the same breath and being able to apologize to, Rihanna and be that man that can be a man, you know?

On People Who May Think He’s Just Doing This to Sell Records
I think everybody is entitled to their opinion. For me, it’s just a learning process. You know, I have to just take it one day at a time. I can’t make everybody like me. I think for my album as far as what I’m promoting, the single or whatever, it’s just about me being positive. Whatever I’m doing with my music is to inspire the world and inspire people that have been in my situation or even anybody who’s trying to learn from it.”

On His Relationship With Rihanna
“We’re fine. I think in the actual interview they tried to depict that [we broke up]. I think they [got that] from an interview from like a year ago. Yeah, we’re fine.”

“I think it’s just me proving myself once again. Knowing that what I did was wrong, and never doing it again. So as far as me and (Rihanna) are concerned, she knows my heart, and I know her heart. So I’m not really focused on the negative. Everything about it is positive for me. I did my 52 weeks of counseling and learned that it was absolutely wrong. It was counseling, a 52 week program. Every Monday in Virginia. I remember going and just sitting in there [thinking], ‘Why did I do what I did?’ And really wanting to just get help.