The Florida natives link up and make a street visual for “Yay” produced by Filthy Beat. This can be found on Plie’s New King Of The South mixtape.

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Plies drops some new visuals to his failed attempt at coining a new hip hop term.

Only getting recognition here at the dopehouse because it’s NSFW (take a look at the still shot, for starters).

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Some people still prefer Algernod’s music. Personally, I haven’t after he did that “Just (The Tip)” song. *shrugs* Tracklist and link down bottom.

Would you rather look at a picture of Algenod and Teta Chico, or a shot of Vanessa Veasley? Exactly.

I guess after the majestic opulence of “Just (The Tip)” Plies snatches up 2 Chainz for this 2012 remake of Trick Daddy’s 1998 single “Nann new track. Props to X.

DOWNLOAD: Plies – See Nann Nigga f. 2 Chainz

Minus Algernod, the Fozz drops an in-studio version of his latest club riot starter. Triple F Life: Fans, Friends & Family album, dropping June 12th.

Two rappers I can never understand whenever they open their moufs drop a collaborative effort from Fozzie’s upcoming Triple F Life: Fans, Friends & Family album, dropping June 12th.

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Though Trayvon’s killer has been brought to justice on second degree murder charges, Plies keeps his spirit alive with the music video to his tribute record for the slain teen.

In light of the recent tragic and inexcusable events that unfolded over the past couple of months, Plies pens a tribute song for the fallen 17 year old. The song will be available on iTunes next Tuesday and all proceeds will go toward the Martin family. #RIP Trayvon

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at that title.

DOWNLOAD: Plies – Just (The Tip) f. Jeremih & Ludacris | Mediafire

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Directed by Gil Green

Also known as the remake of the last song DJ Khaled had with a bunch of rappity-rappin’ ass rappers. Props to Yardie.