<LOL @ Kris not endorsing LLWD!!

The interviewer asks, ‘how do you like the first release? is it your favorite single?’  and Kris flat out says ‘No’ . Then she asks, ’so what is?’ , to which he replies ‘my single, red guitar’ .

Kris, your publicist just called’ ¦ she needs to have a word with you’ ¦stat!

Well, you misquoted him…

She’s (interviewer) is hard to keep up with, but I’ll start here:

‘Is that one your favorite track on the album?’ 
‘I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite track, um ‘“’ 
‘Do you have a favorite track off the album?’ 
‘I do have a favorite track, it’s this song that I wrote a few years ago, it’s called Red Guitar.’ 

I don’t see anything wrong with this answer! And I doubt his publicists do because he always says in interviews that Red Guitar is his favorite.
They haven’t stopped him yet so I guess they’re cool with that.

There’s no reason to say your single is your favorite song on your album. There are 12 songs you want people to buy, so why give people the idea reason to believe the first one you released is the best, and the rest aren’t as good?

(It looks like he intended to say something positive about LLWD, anyhow, but she wasn’t even letting him answer one question before firing off another.)

Actually considering the way she was interviewing him if I were his publicist I think I’d be delighted, since he was never ruffled, thought really quickly in his feet, etc. And if he was the only artist to bother to talk to the non-mainstream press ‘” another win.