General Larry Platt is an American civil rights activist and musician best known for his viral hit song "Pants On The Ground." Born in 1947 in Atlanta, Georgia, Platt gained national attention when he auditioned for the ninth season of American Idol in 2010 with his self-penned song. Despite not making it to the final rounds of the competition, "Pants On The Ground" became a cultural phenomenon, spreading rapidly across social media and garnering millions of views on YouTube.
Platt's catchy and humorous song, which criticized the trend of sagging pants among young people, led to appearances on various talk shows and events, propelling him to brief stardom. While "Pants On The Ground" reached #46 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, General Larry Platt's impact extended beyond the music industry, as he continued to advocate for social justice and equality in his community.
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