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The compelling three-quarters of Definition of Real that seems to have crawled out of the gutter proves that Plies is best off when he does it the ski-mask way.
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He comes across as a Southern-fried early DMX with his unabated aggression; raw, explosive verse; and hints of conscience.
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As it stands, Definition of Real may not be an instant classic, but it isn't a sophomore slump either, and there are signs that there could be more to Plies beyond his drawl and his love of female reproductive organs.
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This follow-up to his striking debut album, “The Real Testament” (2007), lacks some of that album’s rawness, but is still strong, thanks to his shockingly literal and unforgiving rhymes.
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He knows what reality is. It's giving grief a bad name.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 5 out of 9
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Mixed: 2 out of 9
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Negative: 2 out of 9
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Feb 25, 2012i try to like plies but theres no way i can. This album has some ok songs but most of the album is simply trash. Atleast Goon affiliated was good.....