THE UNTOLD TRUTH ABOUT PLAP LIFE

THE UNTOLD TRUTH ABOUT PLAP LIFE


Born on November 8, 1989, in the sun-drenched city of Pensacola, Florida, Plap Fieldz, also known as Lil Cam, is beating the odds and flipping pain into presence. Plap Fieldz has built more than music—he’s built a movement across the internet.

Raised amidst the hustle and hardships of West Palm Beach’s projects, Plap’s journey is anything but ordinary. A street-smart dreamer with a pen in hand, he started writing lyrics at the tender age of 10. But while his love for rap simmered under the surface, life had other plans for him.

Inspired by the entrepreneurial brilliance of Master P, Plap envisioned himself not just as a rapper, but as a mogul in the making. If Master P could build an empire, why couldn’t he? This ambition, however, collided with a rough-and-tumble adolescence. Torn between two cities—West Palm Beach with his mother and Pensacola with his father—Plap found himself immersed in street life. By 15, he was hustling drugs and stealing cars, entrenching himself deeper into a dangerous world.

Things took a darker turn when Plap, just 17, was shot and found himself staring down the barrel of the justice system. Instead of a juvenile detention program, a judge ordered him to live with his father in Pensacola. But the streets called louder than ever. Armed with lessons learned in West Palm, he escalated his activities in Escambia County—running drugs, committing armed robberies, and stacking felony charges like a twisted deck of cards.

By 18, Plap faced a staggering 13 felonies and two potential life sentences. Miraculously, he struck a plea deal, taking a five-year prison sentence instead. Behind bars, he transformed. Prison walls became the backdrop for a newfound focus. Surrounded by hardened criminals, Plap’s lyrical fire reignited, and he quickly earned a reputation as one of the best rappers in the Florida prison system. 

Released in 2013, his freedom was short-lived. A new drug charge in 2014 loomed, but the case was dismissed, sparking a pivotal realization—rap wasn’t just a passion; it was his escape.

In 2016, Plap Fieldz exploded onto the scene with a viral freestyle that lit up Facebook. That same year, he dropped his first mixtape, Street Muzik, followed by Street Knowledge in 2017. Plap’s raw authenticity and gripping storytelling resonated deeply, his verses painting vivid pictures of his trials, tribulations, and triumphs. Social media couldn’t get enough, propelling Plap and his Plap Life Movement onto the international stage.

Before long, he was headlining shows across the South, driven by the momentum of his ever-growing fanbase. With millions of views online, co-signs from hip-hop legends like Trick Daddy, Ball Greezy, and Lil Eazy E, and collaborations with Palm Beach icon Cool Cake, Plap solidified his place as a rising star.



His discography, brimming with hits like “Juice Me Up,” “We Gone Be Straight,” “Take Off,” “Relax,” and “Smile,” showcases his versatility and raw talent. In 2019, Plap released his third mixtape, Street Legacy, accompanied by the emotionally charged single “Complicated.”

But Plap always thought bigger than music. Inspired by moguls like Master P, he launched Plap Life, a brand that quickly grew into a movement. From streetwear to digital products, the brand now spans Plap Life Apparel, Plap Queen for women, and Plap Baby for the next generation. Every design carries the same message as his music: rise above, build something real, and live untamed.



Beyond rap and fashion, Plap found another lane: content. His voice reaches across Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch—through motivational clips, viral quotes, and unfiltered perspectives on life and relationships. Millions have connected with his message, proof that authenticity always cuts through.

Today, Plap Fieldz stands as a testament to perseverance and reinvention. With a loyal following and unstoppable drive, he continues to drop music, expand Plap Life, and share his incredible journey. From the streets to the stage, and now across platforms and storefronts worldwide, Plap Life is just getting started

Stay locked in. Follow Plap Fieldz everywhere. Shop the official Plap Life store for new drops, exclusive digital packs, and the movement that’s bigger than music.

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8 comments

You are the one if no one hear you i do and my son he is 28 years old i put him on you so he can stand for some and never fall for bull.

LeAndra /Momoney

man that’s deep.. makes you just want to get off the couch and get it.. keep killing it.
I’m a felon also
It is what it is

Vincent Santullo

Only difference in our lives up to now is I’m rock your rap the rest looked very familiar. I was shot 3 times by my pops bc my 2 brothers and pop decided over coffee they didn’t want me around so pops poked 3 holes in my face neck and shoulder.. I gave up the drug and gun running game back in Chicago in 2015 . Keeping my lane maintained still rocking still smoking and like Dre still got love for the streets I just stay on the sidewalk now. Thanks Plap for your story it gives me renewed inspiration brother. Gratitude brother

Shane Smith

I wanna commend the young king in u first. The streets get ahold, an its hard to reverse it. Prison really can make, or break your soul. Thank u God 4 pulling u outta that 2nd hiccup. But, you that man n d mirror did this. Ik u got a team behind u, but it was your willingness 2 change that brought it full circle. Nowhere but up from here baby!!

BigSeXySTL

Love how you turned your life around for the good. Continue to go up. Thank you for being a positive influence in so many lives..#Fanforlife#

Subrena Barrett

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