Plies’ new single “Plenty Money” drops soon and, after that, he’s going to shift his focus to a whole new album that he hopes to have out in late summer or early fall. But, unlike his previous three LPs, the Florida native will have guest rappers on this project — and he already has a handful of MCs in mind.

“Actually, right now I got a list of five,” he revealed to MTV News recently. “I ain’t really gonna go over that five in terms of this particular project, ’cause I don’t want a compilation album. I know a lot of times I see a lot of artists that come out and they got people on their album that collectively may have sold 20 million records. And at that point, I don’t really know if it’s about you, but it allows you to tap into other people’s markets that probably wouldn’t have been checking for you. And for me, I just want to make good music.

“But in terms of the top five that I got on there, that’s one of the things I wanted to be a big surprise,” he continued. “But I’m going into every session that I have had with all these other artists and I’m putting together something that’s real, real special that I’m releasing probably the first week in June. Letting everybody know the top five, doing a countdown of all the artists I’m working with on this album.” Read the full article at MTV.com.

Plies shot the video (funded from money out of his pocket) during Super Bowl weekend, and it should be out any day now. BUY Plies’ “Plenty Money” song on iTunes NOW! Da REAList in stores now.

“This whole ‘Goonette’ movement is something I’m really excited about,” he said. “Today, it’s a bigger movement than the ‘Bust it Baby’ situation. For me to have the chance to put the trailer together and shop it around, I think it’s the best move I made in my career.”

Taking the lead role is a woman named Fire, a stripper and mother of two. “I heard about (the strip club) she worked at first, before I went there and seen it myself. I heard about how she was hustling. She was always the chick that, no matter what spot we was in, what (regular night) club we was in, she always ended up being the chick that turned the spot out. She always was with her clique. They always danced and partied. I used to see her dance all the time, but I didn’t know that’s what she did as far as her profession. I got whiff of it. For me, that was the icing on the cake.”