Plies wants the favor returned.
Plies is voting for Kamala Harris. Not only that, but the rapper is demanding that anybody who is hesitant to back the Democratic nominee set their issues aside. Especially, it seems, if one is an older white man. Plies got on Instagram Live on July 24, and he claimed Black voters, especially women, have supported white men at the polls for long enough. He doesn’t have time for anybody who is hesitant to return the favor come election day.
Plies started out by shooting down the debate as to whether America is ready for Black female President. “America there yet?,” he mockingly asked. “It ain’t about if muthaf*ckin America there yet. It’s about if we muthaf*ckin there yet.” The rapper proceeded to cite the decades of support that male candidates have gotten, and claimed it was time that women get their turn. “All these muthaf*ckin years a woman was able to vote for a muthaf*ckin man,” he noted. “Especially a woman of color was able to vote for a white man.”
Plies Previously Voiced Support For President Obama
🤣🤣🤣 I KNOW ONE MTFING THING We AIN’T CANCELING NO MTFING COOKOUT!!! I Know That!! 🤣🤣 “Ion Know If America There Yet. Thats They MTFing Business”!!🤣#Plies #KamalaHarris pic.twitter.com/41LAfhj4e1
— Plies (@plies) July 23, 2024
As far as Plies is concerned, those who take issue with Kamala Harris are the problem. “Now all of a sudden it’s a muthaf*ckin problem for a white man to vote for a sista,” he asserted. “What kind of sh*t is that? If that’s the case, the sista ain’t the muthaf*ckin problem. It’s muthaf*ckin him.” Plies actually kept his political rant going on Twitter after posting his video. He took President Donald Trump to task for his track record of criminal activities. “U shouldn’t be questioning nobody about nothing,” he claimed.
Plies’ music may not suggest political activity, but he’s been very clear about his stances over the years. He voiced support for Barack Obama back in the 00s, and even released a song titled “Obama Forward” in 2012. “You said it’s gone take time we gone believe. Whatever you say we gone ride for you,” he raps. “Just ride for us and you just make sure we straight.” Something tells us we haven’t heard the last of the rapper when it comes to Harris’ campaign. Who knows, maybe we’ll get another song.
Source hotnewhiphop.com
