plies bust it baby part 1 on what mixtape

: So are you always recording or did you take time out and say let me get back in and knock out another album?Plies: It’s always important for me to not step up a time block to actually try to finish an album or complete an album. I feel like the June 10th look is a good look to bounce back so quick. So from there on I didn’t want to take no time off, I wanted to stay consistent and busy and as relevant as I possibly can. I had so much success on my first major national debut in terms of the The Real Testament certified gold album, selling two million ringtones out the gate The first artist to have seven ringtones in the Top 200.I felt like to come back and have two albums in a ten month window it was not only a blessing but a testament to show I can live on over here at Atlantic Records.

Why drop another album so soon?Plies: For me bruh I feel like it’s important to continue to try to feed the streets. : It’s been less than a year since you dropped your first album.

Think of the dichotomy as the best of both worlds. While the demeanor portrayed on celluloid is brazen thugbesides those cuts for the ladies that sell most of the records, of coursebusiness wise, the brother is on some sophisticated ish. Not one to sit back on his heels, Plies is prepping to release his sophomore act, Definition of Real, less than a year later in June. While the Fort Myers, FL rappers 2007 debut, The Real Testament, garnered success with radio, club and ringtone hits like Shawty and Hypnotized, Plies simultaneously maintained his block cred with cuts like the acerbic ∱00 Years. Such is the case with Plies, who wipes clean any ignorant rapper prejudices with every conversation he has. Other times, the said artist may boast an image that endears him to his hood friendly fans while simultaneously rising the ire of his, lets say sophisticated, detractors. Forgive the impending pun, but rappers often get a bad rap.

Plies bust it baby part 1 on what mixtape