Project Pat was ahead of his time

[A Pimp Named Slickback]

If want your thread to blow, you pretty much gotta post in tlr

Which is some bullshyt

The Booth should be popping like TLR

 

[dj-method-x]

Nikkas sleep on blunt to my lip, that shyt fire:

I always wonder if Drake paid Pat for lifting his first verse

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

I approve this thread

 

[jerzboy]

Pat is cold. Took my awhile to catch on (from the north east) but once I caught on, I couldn’t deny his influence.

 

[Lord_nikon]

Three 6 Mafia really the most underrated. Modern trap music, the kind that’s been dominating for like a decade now owes ALOT to the kinda shyt Dj Paul and Juicy J were producing in the mid to late 90s.

Paul remastered this shyt from 94 and it sounds like it coulda been a new joint from the last few years:

Was Excited when everybody got back together,,, for this new track and Group ,,

then koop and lord infamous passed away

 

[Road20]

This my shyt right here. Used to bang this

 

[Dallas' 4 Eva]

DJ Paul, Juicy J, and Project Pat are 3 of the 4 most influential rappers on the modern rap scene. (Paul and Juice for the production, Pat for the flow). The only rapper who is as influential on these new nikkas as they are is Gucci.

Pat stay in my rotation to this day.

 

[Breh Obama]

Real talk alot of rappers got their style from either Project Pat or B.G.

 

[AceDeuce]

Mista Don't play is still heavy in my rotation, album full of hits.

 

[J.E.T.S]

Blunt to my lips

 

[Mojo]

Dammit it’s settled...Only bumpin Project T’Challa Pat tapes in the whip for rest of the week for me

 

[Crizzy]

Pass me da green I need some weed wit my hennessey

 

[NoCones]

Pat, Koopsta, Infamous, and T Rock were so ahead of their time it's not even funny. These youngins need to give Pat his flowers in living form than 6 feet

ain't heard that name in a minute
That nikkas diss tracks was too funny

 

[Woodwerkz]

I used to use his music to test out whether a speaker system i bought was really thumpin or not.
But on some , yea nikka, yea nikka,

Bruh I was just bumping these 2 songs this morning on the way to work

 

[letti cook]

the flow on the second verse


just the fact that he can craft an original flow and ride for the whole verse or song even

this is what southern lyricism is

original cadences & flows...clever, honest, straight forward bars that stick to the ribs, get underappreciated in real time and bit to death years after the fact

nikkas like Pat, Juvenile, Trick Daddy...they need their flowers..they were so much more than club hits everybody know