Where Could He Be

Infobox Single
Name = Where Could He Be?


Artist = Aaliyah featuring Missy Elliott & Tweet
from Album =
Released = Leaked 2005, 2011 (rumored re-release)
Format = Single
Recorded = 2001
Genre = Contemporary R&B, soul music, pop music
Length = 3:41
Label = Blackground Records
Writer = Lisa Stansfield, Ian Devaney, Andy Morris, Missy Elliott
Producer = Missy Elliott
Certification =
Misc = Extra chronology
Artist = Aaliyah
Type = U.S. singles
Last single = "Come Over"
(2003)
This single = "Where Could He Be?"
(2011)
Next single = Extra chronology
Artist = Aaliyah
Type = overall singles
Last single = "Don't Know What to Tell Ya"
(2003)
This single = "Where Could He Be?"
(2005)
Next single = "Are You Feelin' Me?"
(2005)Extra chronology
Artist = Missy Elliott
Type = singles
Last single = "1, 2 Step"
(2004)
This single = "Where Could He Be?"
(2005)
Next single = "Lose Control"
(2005) Extra chronology
Artist = Tweet
Type = singles
Last single = "Turn da Lights Off"
(2005)
This single = "Where Could He Be?"
(2011)
Next single = "When I Need A Man"
(2005)

"Where Could He Be?" is a song performed by late American R&B singer Aaliyah. The song also features Missy Elliott, who performs the spoken intro, and Tweet, who sings the background as well as the outro. Both Elliott and Tweet provide background vocals throughout the song. [cite web|url=http://www.metrolyrics.com/where-could-he-be-lyrics-aaliyah.html|title=Aaliyah - Where Could He Be? Lyrics|accessdate=September 30|accessyear=2007] This song was leaked on radio stations in early 2005 and is to be released again in 2011, along with a new compilation album of the late singer. The song contains a sample of Lisa Stansfield's "All Around the World".

Radio Airplay

The song was leaked and sent to radio stations in early 2005 and started to gain airplay, but it was confirmed that the song was leaked and was immediately deleted and pulled from radio outlets. In the brief period of time the song was played on radio, "Where Could He Be?" almost charted on the U.S. "Billboard" Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, peaking at #20 on the Bubbling Under R&B/Hip-Hop Singles chart.

Charts

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