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Guilli Lord Of The Flies Quote Analysis
Guilli also called Plies fake.
Guilli: He’s a faker man. Everybody knows man. A lot of people ain’t doin’ what they say they are. So what is he saying he’s doin’? That he a real nigger, fuckin’ doin’ everything that he says he does. He kills people, he doesn’t do all that stuff that’s his brother’s life he raps. I know people that know his ass know what I’m sayin’, personally.
Plies says that he kills people but doesn’t--he is claiming activities that his brother was involved in, not him. This causes him to loose credibility, exposing that his words are inconsistent with his actions. To Darrius and Guilli, Plies is an example of a rapper who is misrepresenting himself because his persona as an artist does not correspond with his life experiences

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