Here is the officialGossip On This video premiere of Ples’s brand new music video for “Put It On Ya“. The video features newcomer Chris J and is the first single from Plies’s third album, Da Realist, which is scheduled to drop December 16th!
Check out your boy Plies on the cover of the December ‘08 issue of VIBE Magazine. Are they really calling him the “future of rap?” Granted, he has released like 20 albums over the past 2 or 3 years, but calling him the future hip-hop is a little much, don’t you think? More scans when you continue reading!
T.I. & LUDACRIS PERFORMING TOGETHER AT THE 2008 BET HIP-HOP AWARDS
ATLANTA // SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH 2008 »
AIRDATE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23RD 2008 ON BET @ 8 PM EST. Hold up! Is that T.I. and Ludacris performing? Together? On stage? In front of people? Apparently the 2008 BET Hip-Hop Awards were full of surprises: from T-Pain replacing Katt Williams as the host at the last minute, all the way down to T.I. and Ludacris sharing the same stage. And from the looks of it, the show looked to be pretty good. Be sure to catch it when it airs on BET this Thursday - October 23rd - at 8 PM.
Follow the break to check out photos of Nas, Rick Ross, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, and more performing at the 2008 BET Hip-Hop Awards.
COMMON & T-PAIN GIVE EACH OTHER DAP ON THE RED CARPET AT THE 2008 BET HIP-HOP AWARDS
ATLANTA // SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH 2008 »
AIRDATE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23RD 2008 ON BET @ 8 PM EST. The 2008 BET HIp-Hop Awards went down in Atlanta over the weekend, and here you can check out the photos from the red carpet. If you haven’t heard yet, Katt Williams was nixed from his hosting duties, and T-Pain filled in for the comedian at the last minute. BET made up some bogus story talking about how Katt bet T-Pain he couldn’t beat him in a break dance battle, and how Katt’s hosting duties were up for grabs to whoever won. It later came to light that Williams had been arrested on the morning of the show. Sound familiar, anyone? *Cough* T.I. *cough* got arrested *cough* last year *cough* and he was *cough* supposed to perform. I’m just saying…
Anyway, follow the break to check out photos of Ciara, T.I., Flo Rida, Rick Ross, and more all on the red carpet at the ‘08 BET HIp-Hop awards.
Here is the video premiere of Maino’s remix video of his latest single, “Hi Hater”, featuring T.I., Plies, Swizz Beatz, Jadakiss and Fabolous. The incredibly sexy Mya is also cameo’d in this video looking so good! Check this video out!
So it looks like Rick Ross isn’t the only Miami Rapper to be caught lying about his past. Hip Hop DX claims that although Plies proclaims himself a “goon affiliated, ex-drug dealer” and raps about a criminal past, his records show that he had never been in trouble with the law until after his records were made.
HipHopDX has obtained documentation from the state of Florida that lists the “definition of real” rapper’s first real run-in with the law to have not taken place until two years ago, on April 12, 2006, when Plies - real name Algernod Lanier Washington, born May 22, 1976 - would have been on the eve of his 30th birthday and just beginning his ascension to his current status of gold-certified rap star.
The 32-year-old was arrested for the first time at the age of 29 on April 12, 2006 for the misdemeanor charge of resisting an officer without violence.
Here is the official T2W premiere of Plies’ latest video, featuring The Dream & Jamie Foxx, “Please Excuse My Hands.” Not to knock Plies’ hustle or anything, but have you guys notice that his biggest hits are featuring other artists? Shawty (T-Pain), Hypnotized (Akon), Bust It Baby (Ne-Yo), the list goes on… Anyhow, more videos from your favorite artists when you continue reading.
Above is the T2W premiere of Plies’ latest music video - “Somebody Loves You.” The Florida-based rapper recently announced a non-profit organization appropriately titled “Sombebody Loves You.” The organization’s first project is a $10,000 scholarship program that will be presented to two students (one male, one female), who will receive $5,000 a piece. The students must attend, or plan to attend, an accredited college or university, in addition to having a parent, or parents, who is presently incarcerated in prison, and the students must have financial need. Click here for more information that.