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Saturday To-Do: Trina / Plies


TRINA / PLIES
8 p.m., Statehouse Convention Center, Governor's Hall. $22.

You couldn't say that she was the first, but perhaps more than anyone before her, Trina has made her name by asserting female sexuality in rap. Self-dubbed “Da Baddest Bitch,” the Miami rapper jumped into the spotlight with a guest turn on a single by Trick Daddy, where she bragged, in detailed and unprintably explicit terms, about her willingness to experiment. Follow-up singles include “Pull Over” (“That ass too fat,” goes the chorus), “No Panties” and, most recently, “Look Back at Me,” where Trina brags that her ass is “so big, like the sun.” If not for the summer hit “Shawty” featuring T-Pain, Florida rapper Plies might be best known for a 2006 performance at a Gainesville nightclub, where an argument spiraled out of control and two members of his entourage were convicted of attempted murder for shooting into the crowd. He comes to town in support of his debut album, “The Real Testament.” Tickets are available at Uncle T's and Ugly Mike's Records in Little Rock, Phaz I in North Little Rock and Dime One and the Record Rack in Pine Bluff.

That new single with the ass-eclipsing lyric.

Comments

Yep, I remeber in Gainnessville. First planning jolb which termindated shortly after my Uncle, the late James Knox "Polk" Wells dies. The loss sort of left a void in my heart and I really didn't quite understand what, how and why I was coming apart. I don't think Martin would find joy in Plies message, but the message he preached would be just as much a testimonry for her as for others. Strange how Gainesville would come alive and the poltiics of city planning would even have my boss having to feud with the legal departmet. The amount of mney and tiems eaten up because folks will not advance greeen design is having a severe toll on our economy.

WTF Bill?

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