I feel like as women, we decide what we want and we want it right here and now, let's go.
And if we want to make somebody court us and take us out and open the doors and buy us
the chocolates and do other fancy things, that too.
And whatever we make our challenge for that person it's not necessarily like a game but
it's more of this is my worth.
There's a batch of songs that I've been a part of that we created in Miami.
We were writing a lot of R&B, urban influence stuff, and
I remember when Johnny Boy played the doon, doon, doon, doon, he produced the track.
So, we heard the intro of the song and I just, I lost it.
And then it became what it was and to me, it's just such an empowering song because
when I think of the perfect little dress for some reason, it's that little black dress.
If you look at the lyric video, I'm wearing this little black dress and I'm doing every
day things.
I'm washing the dishes, I'm doing laundry, I'm mowing the lawn, I'm getting pulled over
by cops and walking the line.
You literally can wear a little black dress in your own home for nobody else to see and
you'll be feeling yourself and I love that because it's for you.
You don't want to see not PG 13 movie, you're trying to go into, sneak into that theater
that you're not supposed to go into and I'm down.
It's so forward and it's kind of a little bit cheesy but I feel like with any melody
these days, coming from the person who's saying singing in the shower, you can sing anything
these days and I just felt like, why not?
I just thought it was a fly line.
My favorite little black dress is the black dress that my fan designed in the art work
that we ended up literally making from scratch for the music video.
I have it in my closet.
I'm saving it for a fun night out.
I just love talking about my butt because I don't have this Instagram model butt that
everybody like oh, she ain't even got a big butt, why is she be posting pictures like
that.
Why she be trying so hard?
And it's like little booties matter too.
I'll give you a little piece, it's gonna be a little sliver but there you go.
This line specifically, I think draws the picture of when you go out to the club, you
know what I'm saying, you're dancing and then he come up on you, you're like hey, you're
cute, and you're doing, my sister calls it the weave dance, you just, cute little sways
and you're like oh, okay, you really trying.
And it's like I really like this.
Is this a little preview of what might happen, because if so, I'm into it.
As an artist, you want to draw a picture, you know what I mean.
So, when you're saying plus this McQueen, it fits me real tight, you're like oh, I see
that, okay.
It's not like this long gown, it's like this tight little dress.
I'm so big on representing where I come from and I think we did it in a way that is up
for interpretation so people know I'm from Inglewood, and if you don't, now you know,
Inglewood!
Whoever else is singing it, fans for instance, if they're from Encino, Japan, you can be
from Japan and you can sing that part because that's you, you rock that and you represent
that and I think that's the fun part about it.
Dirty little teaser is like, I don't even need to show you everything, because I know
what I got.
Type of love to have you coming back is saying, I know what I got is that good and so when
you do have it, you're gonna keep coming, and that's just, I don't know, overall it's
just extremely empowering.
I just thought it was really important to bring a little bit of that Spanish sauce to
it because people now know me more for that than my English music and having that kind
of common thread throughout my sound is, as an artist, of course it's really important.