John Legend is opening up about the fight with Chrissy Teigen that lead to his collab with Kane Brown.
"When I came in to the session with Kane, I started talking to him about that same conversation and what it means to say 'I'm sorry,'" Legend recalls. "He related it to his own relationship with his wife. I thought about all the times I've pissed Chrissy off."
"Of course, everyone in a relationship makes mistakes, hurts each other feelings. And, at the end of the fight, you apologize for what you did wrong. The bottom line of the song is that saying 'I'm sorry' is fine but, hopefully, what we're all trying to do is to learn from our mistakes so that we don't have to keep apologizing for the same thing."
"I am a new dad, but we both have daughters and I think that also can change your thoughts about being in a relationship a lot of the time," Brown, , says. "Like how will I want someone to treat my daughter one day?"
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