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Rap
Release Date: 06/10/2008
Not even a year had passed since his debut, but the second time around Florida rapper
Plies displays great growth. His lyrics here are sharper than those on his debut with the trials, tribulations, and triumphs he's experienced living the street life coming through loud and clear. This journey isn't for the weak-hearted, however, as
Plies is an unapologetic beast who -- to paraphrase the frightening
"Bushes" -- didn't come for your money, but came for your life.
"Bushes" is a vivid lesson on how to catch and gut a snitch that could only be written by someone made hard by prison. Even more vicious is
"Ol' Lady"'s attitude toward women who, in this case, are commodities used to pay off outstanding loans in lieu of cash. This is guys' night out without any moral compass with one grand exception,
"1 Day," a heartbreaking letter to a friend on lockup where
Plies wishes he could take his incarcerated homie "by the day care to see his son play/And go to show him how his baby mama went astray." Despite its great
Patti LaBelle sample,
"Somebody (Loves You)" is less convincing and seems forced upon the album like the other radio-friendly tracks --
"Bust It Baby, Pt. 2" with
Ne-Yo, and
"Please Excuse My Hands" with
the Dream. The compelling three-quarters of
Definition of Real that seems to have crawled out of the gutter proves that
Plies is best off when he does it the ski-mask way.
~David Jeffries, All Music Guide
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P.JizzLe
from Malaysia!
Great Work Plies!
good production on this album..the best tracks 1 Day, #1 Fan, Please Excuse my Hands and Watch This[The Best]..support the guy man..all his effort..but the album..PEACE!#@
Get It Gullie
from Tha LOU, Missouri
Straight GOON music
Plies is greatly improved on this sophmore album. Album actually has a meaning to the title. Don't sleep on this one like before. Well worth getting.
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