Peter Bailey catches up with Fort Myers rap superstar to share a NiteCap where the two discuss the heated debate over racial slurs in pop culture, his re-emergence back to the mainstream, his highly publicized court case & how his faith kept him grounded.
10 years later
@yxngkelo93I totally understand what he is saying about using cracker for police, but let’s all be real if someone made a song saying Nigger in it CNN would be covering it for the rest of the year
@Bigdvvvman is definitely smart. Fort Myers 🌴
@FLORIDAHOODVLOGScracker is just as racist as the n-word. don't agree, then you are a racist.
@sillygoose6251This my guy right here , this young guy right here is the best or at the very least 1 of the best of all time. He is my favorite and he reminds us to keep our bushes clean and trimmed.
@JPCanes76BLESSED UP MY G, U GOT MY RESPECT!³ ALL DAY, IT AIN'T ABOUT WHAT YOU ABOUT IT'S ABOUT WHAT YOU BE ABOUT, DOLLARS AND CENTS, FO SHO¡³🙏🏻💯👍🏻
@actionjackson3017A cool down to earth dude.
@dwainerandall63MY NINJA 1LUV. WHOADAY SUN. STAY ALERT, AWARE, AND ALIVE
@fengshuibagua2763That was a real interview, 250'/. Real talk
@robertclark8388POWERFUL BLACK MAN.
@life2short996This was truly one of the best interviews I have seen in a long time Plies is so educated and such an advocate for his community I'm so sickened and heartbroken if what's going on and just to see if he's too speak on it and you know use their platform for what's going on it's just it's really amazing I really enjoy this interview as someone living on ssi ebt living in poverty in Athens TX it really is amazing he still puts on speaks up for poverty as so many ppl are trying get out where come from it was nice see him still relating to that from hood regardless of ur riches its ur struggle that comes hard work an alot times the business doesnt matter its heart makes u u ADVOCATE for the ghetto I love that u so.rixh yet deep inside u still hood.dude I love that I respect that an how humble he is I looooove plies an the wise words
@TxshanellRIP Trayvon "NO LIMIT NIGGA" Martin
@74261700002770825Plies is a real nigga
@lockboibeats3052U can't hate on real shit it doesn't matter if u can't kill or fight to b real mfers in this world is just crazy is hell LMAO me against the world dog saying real deep shit !!!
@JohnDoe-le8twLatino culture love plies
@nelsonfachal857Best rapper ever🇨🇺 plies 1 num
@nelsonfachal857Real talk Plies. We appreciate it G
@cowboyswag5739This conversing is the truth. Plies, is very educated. College degree & football scholarship..👑💯😎💜
@A.Daniels239 Ft Myers He speaking da truth about the city doe
@AutoTuneLabsI prefer Johnny Rebel over plies
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