Plies Real Testament Rapidshare

“Do you love hip-hop, or just really like it?” Ever since freestyle rap legend Supernatural asked me that question (and everyone else at the ) I can’t stop thinking about it. Every day millions of people toil away at jobs they don’t love, maybe even hate. They do it for the paycheck; to support their families, because they have to. Should we expect any different from rappers? For artists coming from impoverished backgrounds hip-hop may be their best employment option, do they have to love hip-hop as an art form? They love feeding their children. Is that enough?

For Florida-based rapper, hip-hop is, “just another form of hustlin,” and his debut album is proof. Plies is a roughly unpolished MC; his delivery is miles away from (the recognized industry standard), and his wordplay is limited (there’s not a metaphor or punchline to be found), but that’s exactly why he stands out in an era of polished and pre-packaged rappers. In today’s hip-hop, “realness” is more important than mic skill, and what could be more real than a rapper who doesn’t want to be a rapper? A hustler who’s hustling hip-hop. Welcome to the world of Plies. How do I know Plies doesn’t love hip-hop? He says so right at the beginning of the album during The Real Testament (intro).

Over a slowly rumbling bass piano line he lets us know, “take this rap s**t from me, I’ll find another gamethis was never my dream.” It’s the hip-hop version of playing hard to get. With so many rappers desperate to be loved, Plies declares he doesn’t need you and he doesn’t need rap. It’s his indifference that has fans mesmerized by his obscenity-laden rhymes. Enough talk, let’s get into the music. The track Money Straight has a booming beat with enough stuttering drum rolls and swagger to make proud. A banger like that demands intimidatingly aggressive rhymes and Plies has no problem delivering a few verses with a crunk-esque intensity.

Rapidshare downloads Full mp3 albums. Sunday, August 26, 2007. Plies - The Real Testament (2007) The Real Testament is the major-label debut from rapper Plies. The Real Testament (Deluxe) Plies to stream in hi-fi, or to download in True CD Quality on Qobuz.com.

The album’s full of tracks like Money Straight; Goons Lurkin, On My Dick, you know the story. How To Get Your Competition Fired Pdf To Excel. It’s all huge beats and rhymes about gun play and cash flow. Plies does his thing, but these hustlin' rap songs end up sounding formulaic by the end of the album.