Plies
American rapper · United States · On the map · Musicians · Born 1976 · age 50
Algernod Lanier Washington, better known by his stage name Plies, is an American rapper. Born in Fort Myers, Florida, Plies was a wide receiver on the Miami University (Ohio) football team from 1995 to 1997. After a brief transfer to University of Central Florida, he dropped out and embarked on a musical career.
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Akon Produced The Real Testament and Hypnotized
DJ Khaled Duets: Welcome to My Hood and Out Here Grindin
Rick Ross Duets: Welcome to My Hood and Out Here Grindin
Jeezy Duets: Out Here Grindin and Lose My Mind
T-Pain Duets: Welcome to My Hood and ShawtyJ.R. Rotem Produced Want It, Need It and Becky
Jamie Foxx Duets: Please Excuse My Hands (2008)
Lil Wayne Duets: Welcome to My Hood (2011)
Ne-Yo Duets: Bust It Baby (2008)
Ludacris Duets: Nasty Girl (2009)
Ashanti Duets: Want It, Need It (2009)
Keri Hilson Duets: Medicine (2010)
Gucci Mane Duets: Wasted (2009)
The-Dream Duets: Please Excuse My Hands (2008)
Ace Hood Duets: Out Here Grindin (2008)
Mario Duets: Headboard (2009)
Trick Daddy Duets: Out Here Grindin (2008)
Lloyd Duets: Year of the Lover (2008)
Boosie Badazz Duets: Out Here Grindin (2008)
Maejor Duets: She Got It Made (2010)
No I.D. Produced Da REAList (2008)- Polow da Don Produced Goon Affiliated (2010)
Hurricane Chris Duets: Headboard (2009)
Drumma Boy Produced Lose My Mind (2010)
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He signed with the South Florida-based record label Slip-n-Slide Records in 2004; after four mixtapes, he signed a joint venture with Atlantic Records in 2006.