With that kind of heavyweight rap presence backing him up Plies is already one step ahead of the rest of the rap game. “The Real Testament” is Plies first full-length nationally released album, coming out of the Slip-N-Slide Records camp best known for Trick Daddy, Rick Ross and Trina. Plies has bounced back successfully from this nearly career ending incident and continues to ply his rap trade on the public. It’s even been alleged Plies was removed from the Akon & Snoop Dogg song “I Wanna Fuck You” – cleaned up for radio as “I Wanna Love You” – over this incident. Thankfully nobody was killed, and Plies offered to make amends to the victims, but the damage to his career was already done. Five shots ended up fired into the crowd, and five innocent bystanders went to the hospital with gunshot wounds. So much drama in the rap game – TOO MUCH drama in the rap game – none of these grown men could settle their differences in a civil manner. A lot of rappers can claim to be innocent bystanders when some shit goes down at a club, but Plies was performing a concert in Gainesville when (allegedly) he and his crew took exception to having their set cut 15 minutes short for Lil’ Boosie to come on and perform. Those plans were nearly derailed on July 2nd of last year when Washington was arrested for illegal gun possession and two members of his entourage were charged with attempted murder. As the rapper better known as Plies he’s been diligently wielding a mic since 1994, and he’s definitely traveled in support of his musical career, applying himself steadily to the goal of becoming the biggest name to come out of Fort Myers since Deion Sanders and Jevon Kearse.

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