'It's just been great for the culture,' JohnLegend said of Verzuz. 'And it's been entertaining. Even when things go wrong, it's been entertaining'
"And what I love about them is they've really been teaching people about the history of our culture and the music," Legend said,"knowing particularly because so many producers and writers have been a part of it, not just front artists, lead artists, but people who have been behind the scenes, making tracks for people for years.
He continued:"When you see someone like Babyface, who was behind so many great, great songs, not just the ones that he fronted, but the ones he wrote for Whitney or Toni, or so many other artists, Boyz II Men, seeing him get his due respect and honor because of the great work he's done, it's just been great for the culture. And it's been entertaining. Even when things go wrong, it's been entertaining. It's just that good.
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