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- Respect M.E.
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Missy Elliott
Released 2006

She's a B**ch
04:00
990 plays

Lose Control
03:47
8,708 plays

Teary Eyed
03:40
858 plays

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songs

- 1
- Get Ur Freak On
- 03:56
- 5,337 plays

- 2
- Lose Control
- 03:47
- 8,708 plays

- 3
- 4 My People [Basement Jaxx Remix]
- 03:35
- 1,252 plays

- 4
- We Run This
- 03:25
- 1,990 plays

- 5
- Work It
- 04:24
- 3,587 plays

- 6
- Gossip Folks
- 03:55
- 2,447 plays

- 7
- One Minute Man
- 04:35
- 2,520 plays

- 8
- I'm Really Hot
- 03:30
- 1,832 plays

- 9
- Pass That Dutch
- 03:41
- 3,106 plays

- 10
- Beep Me 911
- 04:57
- 1,313 plays

- 11
- The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)
- 04:10
- 1,930 plays

- 12
- All N My Grill
- 04:31
- 1,671 plays

- 13
- Hit 'Em Wit da Hee
- 04:19
- 742 plays

- 14
- Hot Boyz
- 03:35
- 5,476 plays

- 15
- Sock It to Me
- 04:18
- 1,527 plays

- 16
- She's a B**ch
- 04:00
- 990 plays

- 17
- Teary Eyed
- 03:40
- 858 plays

album review

One of the great decade-long singles runs is straightforwardly documented on Respect M.E., a compilation distributed throughout Europe and, unfortunately, not released in the States. From 1997 through 2006, Missy Elliott's work -- often the product of a partnership with producer Timbaland -- was in steady rotation on the radio and on video programs. Nearly every time out, she came up with something fun, inventive, out of this world, and lasting, charting alternate paths for pop music while also projecting the image of a fully empowered plus-size woman in a mainstream populated by females who tended to be anything but. Although each one of Elliott's albums is well worth owning, nothing can deny the need for this release, which includes almost every noteworthy track she released during the period, from "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" through the underappreciated "Teary Eyed." The most significant omissions are "Lick Shots" and "Take Away": hardly deal breakers. An ideal companion release would contain the hits Elliott wrote and/or produced for other artists, such as Aaliyah's "One in a Million," SWV's "Save Me," 702's "Where My Girls At," Nicole's "Make It Hot," Total's "What About Us," Monica's "So Gone," and Tweet's "Oops (Oh My)." During these years, there was no greater force in popular music. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide