Northwest Community Television has brought to light

 a little-known local music fact: Sisqó, the Dru Hill singer whose 1999 "Thong Song" hit number three on the U.S. pop charts, currently lives in Maple Grove.

"No thongs out here!" laughs the Baltimore native in a televised interview—which doesn't quite seem right, but there are certainly no undergarments in sight on the quiet suburban streets captured by the Channel 12 camera crew.

The reason for Sisqó's move, it turns out, is that his girlfriend Elizabeth Pham—with whom the 36-year-old R&B star has two young children—has family here. The couple say they plan to live here for at least a couple of years, since their kids are "flourishing" in the "beautiful community" of Maple Grove—where, 

Sisqó continues to tour internationally ("it's good to have hits"), and will be making a special appearance at Dream Ultra Lounge in Minneapolis on May 30, reports Channel 12.

Jay Gabler is a writer and editor. From 2013 to 2022, he was a digital producer at The Current.

courtesy Jay Gabler

Jay Gabler

Northwest Community Television has brought to light a little-known local music fact: Sisqó, the Dru Hill singer whose 1999 “Thong Song” hit number three on the U.S. pop charts, currently lives in Maple Grove. “No thongs out here!” laughs the Baltimore native in a televised interview—which doesn’t quite seem right, but there are certainly no undergarments in…


Great Music Lives Here.

LISTENER-SUPPORTED MUSICDonate