Pleasure P

Marcus Ramone Cooper, professionally known as Pleasure P, is a celebrated American R&B singer-songwriter who first garnered attention as a member of the popular group Pretty Ricky. Born on December 27, 1984, in Miami, Florida, Pleasure P's smooth vocals and captivating stage presence quickly stood out, leading him to pursue a solo career. His debut solo album, "The Introduction of Marcus Cooper" released in 2009, was a critical and commercial success, landing him a nomination for a Grammy Award in the category of Best Male R&B Vocal Performance.

In the years following his debut, Pleasure P continued to evolve as an artist, dropping hits that blend R&B with hip-hop elements, showcasing his versatility and commitment to growth. Among his most recent releases are tracks like "Galaxy," "Sex With My Ex," and "Thirst Trap," each highlighting his unique ability to craft songs that resonate with audiences across different spectrums. Pleasure P’s consistent output and knack for creating relatable content have cemented his place in the contemporary R&B scene. Beyond his music, he has made appearances on various television shows, further expanding his footprint in the entertainment industry. His journey from a boy band sensation to a respected solo artist demonstrates his resilience and adaptability, marking him as a notable figure in modern R&B music.

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Single - Released September 7, 2023
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