A documentary on the one and only Missy Elliott is being made.

Upon releasing her new track (and its accompanying music video) "I'm Better," Missy also revealed that she will be releasing a documentary on her career some time this year.

In the almost minute and a half teaser trailer the artist starts off by discussing her creative process: how she envisions a song being not only sonically but visually.

From there a number of artists are shown speaking on Missy's influence.

"She came out of nowhere and just completely blew people away," Pharrell offers in one scene, while Busta Rhymes adds "She just came out of nowhere with this frenzy of not only being a dope female MC, but being unlike any other female MC prior to her."

No other details are given in regards to the documentary, but hopefully it foreshadows more to come from Missy before the end of the year.

The Cookbook artist recently did an interview with FACT, where she revealed that she has five to six albums of material she may never release.

"I got enough records to make an album, but I would never say a day or time that it would happen because those fans are brutal and they will stone me if I told a date and it didn’t drop on that date," Missy said. "The element of surprise works for me. It gets a little crazy out there and I don't wanna get jumped by my fans, so I'm gonna keep it a secret. People don’t understand that things happen behind the scenes. It may be a sample clearance, or anything, so I'd rather just wait."

She also briefly talked about the documentary, which she said came about following the release of "W.T.F."

Check out the trailer clip for Missy's documentary below.