Missy Elliott Makes History with First Hip Hop Song Played in Space

Missy Elliott Makes History as First Rapper to Have Song Played in Space

Missy Elliott, the global Hip Hop/R&B icon, has made history by becoming the first rapper to have a song played in space. Teaming up with NASA, Elliott’s song “The Rain” was transmitted through the Deep Space Network all the way to Venus, symbolizing strength, beauty, and empowerment. This groundbreaking achievement now places her alongside The Beatles as the only artists to have their music played in space.

The news of this historic moment was shared by Missy Elliott herself on Instagram, where she expressed her excitement and disbelief at the incredible feat. The announcement comes on the heels of the launch of Elliott’s debut headline tour, OUT OF THIS WORLD — The Missy Elliott Experience, which kicked off to a sold-out crowd at Rogers Arena.

The tour, which promises to be a must-see event of the summer, features a star-studded lineup including performances by mega producer Timbaland, Multi-Platinum superstar Ciara, and Hip Hop legend Busta Rhymes. With a troupe of 25 dancers, intergalactic set designs, cutting-edge visuals, and state-of-the-art lighting, Elliott’s visionary production is set to dazzle audiences across North America.

Fans can expect to hear all of Elliott’s iconic hits, including “Throw It Back,” “Get Ur Freak On,” and “Work It,” as she takes them on a journey through her influential three-decade career. With custom outfits designed by celebrity stylist June Ambrose, Elliott’s stage presence is sure to be as innovative and captivating as ever.

As the OUT OF THIS WORLD tour continues its run across North America, fans eagerly anticipate the chance to witness Missy Elliott’s unmatched talent and groundbreaking achievements firsthand.