He brushed off reports he suffers from bipolar disorder - proclaiming instead that he is -bi-winning'.
But despite his jovial remarks about a serious mental condition, Charlie Sheen tonight staged a march in support of a charity which helps sufferers.
The former Two And A Half Men star brought chaos to the streets of Toronto ahead of his second gig in the city as he was followed by hundreds of his fans.
At one point the actor jumped on top of an SUV as he addressed those who had turned out for the Bipolar Awareness Walk outside the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
Sheen marched 1.2miles from the hotel to the Massey Hall, where he is set to put on the second night of his Violent Torpedo of Truth tour in the city.
Earlier Charlie tweeted: 'Stop the Stigma!! Bipolar Awareness Walk!! Please join me at 6pm at the Ritz tonight! Raise Money! Raise Awareness! #BIPOLAR #BIWINNING.'
Sheen said that he plans to take donations for the Canadian group OBAD, the Organization for Bipolar Affective Disorders, is 'matching all donations $ for $.'
A spokesman for the actor told The Hollywood Reporter: 'Charlie wants to bring awareness to bipolar and he has lined up with OBAD to do this walk. And it was totally his idea.'
Sources say the march has nothing to do with actress Catherine Zeta-Jones's announcement this week that she has sought treatment for the disorder.
Last month Sheen denied having bipolar disorder. When ABC News presenter Andrea Channing about the rumours, he said that he is 'bi-winning.'
He admitted that his brain is 'maybe not from this particular terrestrial realm'.
On Thursday, Sheen put on his first gig in Toronto, which was received to mixed reviews.
He showed he isn't as much of a rebel as people think by smoking an electronic cigarette during the show.
The actor then conformed to the rules further by going outside to get his nicotine fix outside The Massey Hall.
During his performance last night, Sheen attempted to skirt Ontario's anti-smoking laws, which health officials had warned the chain-smoker about earlier, by getting out an electronic nicotine stick while on stage.
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He just gets better and better
