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Tampa rapper Plies has been something of a local working class hero ever sense spring 2020 when he went on a pandemic rant about Publix employees needing to “get paid like they risking their fucking life.”
On Saturday, Nov. 12 at Tally Ho Pub & Grille, the 46-year-old “Shawty” rapper with a brand new smile is at one of east Tampa’s most working class pubs to play in support of a newish single, “Feed My Family,” which you can actually do at Tally Ho thanks to a menu that includes all the standard bar fare (plus deep fried Southern shrimp). [event-1]
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Tampa rapper Plies has been something of a local working class hero ever sense spring 2020 when he went on a pandemic rant about Publix employees needing to “get paid like they risking their fucking life.”
On Saturday, Nov. 12 at Tally Ho Pub & Grille, the 46-year-old “Shawty” rapper with a brand new smile is at one of east Tampa’s most working class pubs to play in support of a newish single, “Feed My Family,” which you can actually do at Tally Ho thanks to a menu that includes all the standard bar fare (plus deep fried Southern shrimp). [event-1]
