Missy and them rape the DMV again!

Missy was interviewed about her new album called "Block Party" and obviously the album was go go inspired. Here is one of the questions in regards to it.

CAN YOU TALK ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF GO-GO ON THE NEW SONGS?

I love go-go. It has somewhat of an African twist to it with the drums. Something about it feels really good. I have friends that live in (Washington) D.C. and back in the day I didn't understand that music at all. It sounded like a bunch of trash cans. It wasn't until I went to see the D.C.-based group Red Essence at a club. I tell you, I've been to a trillion clubs, but none like a go-go club. People are in there dirty dancing. It was hot. It's a whole different ballgame. Ever since then, I've been wanting to do a go-go record. Go-go's been around for so long but it's never made it across the country or across the world even. The world hasn't had a chance to see D.C. people get off on their music. That's why I did the track "Shake Your Pom Pom," which is most definitely go-go-esque.

Paying homage or just down right taking that DMV sound?

Wouldn't be too bad if a DMV artist was on one of her records!!!!

Oh and if she knew "Red Essence" was "Rare Essence". Hahahahaha......

Thanks.....Yahoo News but yall need some researches over there!