Bobby Brown Reflects On Dolly Parton’s Connection To Whitney Houston

Bobby, I think about, you know, this last week when we, you know, everyone in the world lost Dolly Parton and it reminded me, you know, your proximity to, you know, I Will Always Love You and just being, you know, a part of kind of that Whitney story and how big that song was, you know, when we lost the Titan. What are your thoughts, you know, when she passed? Well, we lost another great one, you know. It's amazing how the two worlds collided, you know, from Dolly and Whitney, they both had a connection and that connection, unfortunately, ended up the way it ended up, but they will always be loved and, you know, remembered for their contributions to music and their contributions to entertainment, period. I think they'll be missed, they'll be missed. As far as that song goes, do you have any memories of that song, like personal ones? I have no personal memories of the song or, you know. Just being around her, she sang it in her career though, like, and how meaningful to the world Dolly's words were, you know, that became her words. You know, just remembering how she performed it and how much she loved performing that song was always, was always a beautiful time, you know, while she was on stage. She enjoyed it a lot. Any message to the Pardon family? Hold tight, Perez, always up to you, stay strong. Well, listen, man, we love you, you know. What's going on, man? I know you always got something cooking. Just touring and getting ready to put out a book. Really? Put out a few children's books, Bobby's World, so look forward to that. I love that, it's about, is it about like a kid that sings? It's like you, it's your story? It's me as a child, just being adventurous and being, being crazy. Did you, when, when did you like open your mouth and first like your memories of being like, when you, for you, not when people thought you could sing, but like when, for you, when you were like, man, I'm a singer. Four. Four. Age four, yes. What was the song you used to sing first? Always Michael Jackson. Oh, that's beautiful. Yeah.