Nobody going to jail for undeclared food dyes 💔
Imagine if we live long enough to make it to the Coca Cola microplastic class action lawsuits
Plies has a song on his debut album where he turns into Brian Steele and start dropping knowledge about unfair prison sentencing and unjust laws. Really funny cause this nigga turned into a lawyer on the song but he’s always been talking about social issues/introspective stuff in his music
always been smart + college educated
Plies has a song on his debut album where he turns into Brian Steele and start dropping knowledge about unfair prison sentencing and unjust laws. Really funny cause this nigga turned into a lawyer on the song but he’s always been talking about social issues/introspective stuff in his music
What are your favorite Plies' albums?
What are your favorite Plies' albums?
Real testament holds a special place in my heart
Very surprised tbh
Plies always came off as someone much smarter than how he portrayed himself to be. Especially if you see his interviews versus how he raps you can tell he be turning it on/off (and old forums back in the days used this to discredit him as being "fake")
Valedictorian of his high school class but he came out during a time where "being edumacated" was kinda looked at as wack or "corny" so it wasn't ever highlighted til much later.

It's amazing and kinda sad how well this song aged. Lowkey one of the most poignant songs in rap. RT @YoungNastyShawty
A bunch of niggas that sit around
And try to come up with gimmicks
If you was real homey
You'll know what's real
And what isn't
2020s in a goddamn nutshell man lol.
Plies always came off as someone much smarter than how he portrayed himself to be. Especially if you see his interviews versus how he raps you can tell he be turning it on/off (and old forums back in the days used this to discredit him as being "fake")
Valedictorian of his high school class but he came out during a time where "being edumacated" was kinda looked at as wack or "corny" so it wasn't ever highlighted til much later.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwcENm6PWgoIt's amazing and kinda sad how well this song aged. Lowkey one of the most poignant songs in rap. RT @YoungNastyShawty
Nah I know he’s smart but last street rappers don’t jump out and defend trans people like that
'plies as a tool' is correct to you?
You know what he means nigga, cmon
It's word play, he's mixing heavily abridged homophones with his local style of speaking
You know what he means nigga, cmon
It's word play, he's mixing heavily abridged homophones with his local style of speaking
he mixing with homophones her really was forward thinking in the early 2000s
yh im lightly trolling but his first reaction description was so wrong i was bussin up
his explanation for it makes sense tho
“You may hear something I say and say that it ‘plies to me’”

hol up i missed this bro was cookin michelin star levels
I’m dead why is plies actually delivering nuanced social and political commentary he got Jay, em, nas, etc wiped down
“You may hear something I say and say that it ‘plies to me’”

Very rare seeing this coming from a rapper in an era where the mentality was peak homophobia. Kudos to Plies.
Bro been doing this for years dunno why this was worth a thread now
lot of people fell into the kayfabe that plies himself constructed and not realizing Plies is actually always been quite educated lol.