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Wikipedia article




"'Best, Best'" is a song by American rapper-songwriter Missy Elliott. It was originally supposed to appear on the 2008 recorded version of Elliott's seventh studio album, and was even released as promotional single on June 13, 2008, but since that version of the album was abandoned in the spring of 2009, it was thereby scrapped.

Background and release



When choosing which song was going to be the lead single off of her seventh studio album, Elliott had plans to release "Act a Fool" as the lead single, but plans were quickly scrapped and "Best, Best" was chosen in its place. But the song was released only as promotional single on June 13, 2008. The radio edit of the song was included in a 'Pure Urban Essentials' compilation album which was released to the UK iTunes Store on March 30, 2009.

Composition



Written and produced by Elliott and Danja, "Best, Best" is a futuristic sounding, mid-tempo Hip-hop and R&B song. Like some of Elliott's other songs it is rapped and sung. After 'Billboard' previewed the song they stated, "Elliott, repeated the last word to every sentence throughout, rhymes, ('We fuss fuss / we fight fight / we make up up / by the night night.')".[http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/1046186/missy-elliott-previews-seventh-album Missy Elliott Previews Seventh Album]

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References



Category:Missy Elliott songs

Category:Song recordings produced by Danja (record producer)

Category:Songs written by Missy Elliott

Category:Songs written by Danja (record producer)

Category:2008 songs

Category:Songs written by Marcella Araica

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