Whitney Houston Explains Appeal Of "My Love Is Your Love"
R&B diva Whitney Houston is currently overseas in the midst of a European tour to support her newest album "My Love Is Your Love," and she's enjoying another Top 10 single in the U.S. with the reggae-inspired title track.
The song was written and produced by Wyclef Jean, who also appears alongside Houston in the video for "My Love Is Your Love," a song which, as Houston told MTV News, appealed to her because of its universal message.
[article id="1445700"] "So [the song's] basically talking about the destruction of the world for the most part and when it all ends,"[/article] Houston said. [article id="1445700"] "When it all comes right down to it, somehow we're all intertwined, in some way or another. Every human being is intertwined."[/article][article id="1445700"] "So my love is your love and yours is mine,"[/article] she said, explaining the song's refrain. [article id="1445700"] "You know, 'It's goingto take eternity to break us up.' We're still here, everybody, black, white, green, yellow, we're all still loving here together. So we're doing something right, I think." [RealVideo][/article]
Houston is scheduled to play the Schleyerhalle in Stuttgart, Germany on October 10, and her European tour is scheduled to conclude on November 8 after a concert at London's Wembley Arena.
