plies heaven or hell is hot and a classic

Don't forget about the record 100 real nigga

Plies heaven or hell has brought back some real rap dirt lyrics like once heard before from legendary artist like N.W.A.

Beofre he dropped that record on his album you could only here that type of rap on mixtapes coming from any florida rapper.

Then he follows up with a cut on the Cd called 100 real nigga and that's just puts me in the mind frame of Tupac without question.

I first heard this rap artist on his myspace page way before he was mainstream and cutting records with T-Pain.

The song shawty was released about two years after he was in them Miami streets with demos.

Plies is a street icon in the south and spitting the last bars on hit songs like "I'm So Hood" produced by master DJ Khaled proves that statement. The only thing that tops that song that he has be on is the one recorded by he and super star singer Akon and that was on the release hypnotize. The lyrics are raw and not for minors but the overall talent on the cut is amazing.

Music Videos are used by most rappers to help sell their image but this dude does not need that type of help because you can actually hear it in his verses. He has mastered that like Trick Daddy from Slip-N-Slide.

This is why fans are searching for codes for myspace and asking questions like how to put music on myspace from Plies. You can get those codes for free by combing some of the top hip hop sites. Even if you don't understand html code they make it easy to place the videos on your page. Go to hot websites like Pimp Myspace Online to get this information.

The disography of this Florida rap artist is kinda weak right. Why? Well because he only has one commercial album out but please believe that he will record at least three before his run is over and expect to hear all the artist you have heard recently on that one too. Major rappers like Rick Ross will have verses for sure.

I will say this though the mp3 and ringtone sells are though the ruff and his pockets are thick at this point of his career.