Project Pat Mista Don't Play (Everythang's Workin)appreciation thread

[AFRAM GLORY]

Probably the album I listen to more than any other album. One of the best storytellers in the game.

Both he and Gangsta Fred stayed in some shyt

Scumbag lords...Project pat, gangsta fred, and pancho

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[JamilALAmin]

If we’re talking about painting a picture, Project Pat music was the most realistic protoryal of southern hood shyt back then and still to this day really. That no territory no loyalty, equal opportunity, get it how you live stuff is more true to real life than what you hear in a lot of these trap songs. In his songs Pat was one of them dudes who robbing in Jan, selling dope by the summer, pimping by Holloween and doing a few mos in county by Xmas. When he get out he pops up on the other side of town and does the exact same shyt. Thats more in line with what actually happens than most of the other stuff you hear. I’d say it even still holds true today because the trap shyt doesn’t reflect how almost half the game is really scamming now. For southern rappers on the street shyt, Pat is unquestionably the best story teller. shyt isn’t even close. Not even gonna touch on the fact his music was the soundtrack to fuccery back then. Somebody above me already said that so I don’t have even to go there.

 

[staticshock]

Nawf Memphis
Nawf Memphis
Nawf Memphis

 

[JamilALAmin]

Nawf Memphis
Nawf Memphis
Nawf Memphis

I Got Cheese, hoes and a bunch of fukking dope. I got P’s, coke and some killas at the door.


That was the best swerving/burning out song back in the day, doing a doughnut in a G Body Coupe in somebody mama front yard after the house party ended, swerving into the other lane at the light scaring the shyt outta folks, punching that 350 motor down the block with them flows hitting, 12's in the back thumping. I miss those days, they starting to fall under the 20 year cycle, been trying to bring that feeling back on some vintage cool shyt. Real shyt. Might just see me this summer in a '96 SS bumping some shyt like this

 

[28 Gramz]

I Got Cheese, hoes and a bunch of fukking dope. I got P’s, coke and some killas at the door.


That was the best swerving/burning out song back in the day, doing a doughnut in a G Body Coupe in somebody mama front yard after the house party ended, swerving into the other lane at the light scaring the shyt outta folks, punching that 350 motor down the block with them flows hitting, 12's in the back thumping. I miss those days, they starting to fall under the 20 year cycle, been trying to bring that feeling back on some vintage cool shyt. Real shyt. Might just see me this summer in a '96 SS bumping some shyt like this

Thats my go-to joint whenever the weather breaks 75

 

[PHamm]

To think the fast soulful production ended up becoming dated, but this shyt aged like the finest wine at a ballroom.

That's why Mista Don't Play > Blueprint.

 

[Drizzy Dre]

Anybody getting subwoofers back in the day had this CD handy. Great album to rattle the trunk to.

 

[Jhoon]

Top 5 rap flows of all time

When I think of awesome flows, I think of Cheese and Dope.

 

[UserNameless]

Hearing all the features he's bodied over the past few years, cashing in on that Memphis resurgence and historical recognition, I've grown to appreciate his prolifically stark writing and flow. He needs to be on more people's lists.

 

[Piff Huxtable]

best album of 2001

 

[KingsOfKings]

Classic

 

[thaKEAF]

Classic album. Best album to come out of Memphis.

 

[Houston911]

Classic

Several songs still in rotation

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Man I love this album and Ghetty Green. I always thought Pat was lowkey dope but I never imagined how much of a pioneer he would be. I bet a current rapper(like 21 Savage) could take this album word for word, beat for beat and would be successful with it.