Project Pat is a living legend to me. Pat and the Three 6 Mafia was what me and the bois in Baltimore was bumping from highschool all the way to the early 2000s. I still stand by saying Mista Don't Play is a 10/10 album even till this day! So glad to see this man still around to get his flowers and tell his story.
Facts I'm 33 and I still grew up on they music in my early teens. That'd all my cousinnss was bumping. Then 50 dropped that was a wave then boosie, jeezy/Gucci mane kilt it late 2010s
Vlad tried his best to get this man to speak negatively or say he has a issue with someone or a controversial opinion about a subject and Pat didn’t fold not once. Much respect Project Pat.💯
Breaks my heart when he said people looked up to him as a leader because he could read. Clearly a leader and incredible man but that says so much about how broken our society and educational system is. All respect to Project Pat as not just a musician, but a true example of how far someone can go in this world with hard work and faith.
its what people in Memphis vote for, they vote for being a dirty high crime dump. Project Pat and his brother Juicy J made it out by rapping about murdering people etc, at least we can get entertainment out of it
@@aoclive6710 "Head in da Cloudz" by Young Assassin Ft. Project Pat, "Go Grind" By Luminous Lou ft Project Pat are the ones I remember the names too at the moment
@@TheOracle313 when you have a lot of production credits + TV credits its easy. Plus I'm retired now. Its a lifetime ago for me. I was talking to a friend about MIMs & BoB the other day and completely forgot they were both on the "Get em Got em" remix I that I produced until I randomly remembered like 4 days later.
I feel like project pat is at a point in his life where he's done alot, seen alot , and he's grown as a person and he just wants to chill now and talk about his story
GENIUS!!! HOW DID YOU KNOW? IS IT HOW HE IS THINKING BEFORE SPEAKING AND JUST THE WAY HE IS CARRYING HIMSELF, LOOKING LIKE HE IS IN HIS RIGHT MIND 100% IN THE MOMENT? WOW
his lyrics teach people to murder each other, he bragged about murdering people in some of his music but I doubt he did because it could be used as evidence, but he makes a living promoting murder. Nice role model for yall
Project Pat has one of the best and most influential sounds of all time!!! This is your favorite rappers inspiration right here. Project Pat is a LEGEND and any song he touches is gold.
PROJECT PAT! ALWAYS Keeps it REAL. His flow is like no other... He is a true Emcee... Flips his flows and tells the truth in his rhymes... RESPECT DUE!!!!!!
Pat is the perfect example of how a legend should carry themselves. Nothing but love and respect for him and all Three 6. RIP Koopsta and Lord Infamous 🙏🏼
Project Pat isn’t bitter or salty like some of the older rappers who came up in during his era, and that’s mainly because the newer generation embraces him! Cardi B sampled him on “Bickenhead”, 21 Savage put him on “Good Day” & most recently Drake threw him on “Knife Talk” so he’s good cause the heavy hitters of today pay homage and show love
Lol it's not "mainly because" the new generation accepts him. Who gives a fuck about that. It's because they made good music, have a huge following and are successful. Don't get it twisted
Project Pat is a Memphis rap legend. Been listening to his stuff since his very first solo tape. He's a good man too. But you gotta realize that some of the people you're calling "bitter or salty" are just passionate artists. You also gotta realize that Pat is really just rapping as a hustle. Juicy got him into it and he was down because he could make money. Hewouldn't do it otherwise. Obviously all rappers are trying to make some money but Pat has never really attached himself to the music like that. If people sample him he's just happy to get paid. So there's no real artistic passion there that he's getting upset over if someone bites his style. He even talks about just rapping to make money in this interview. That's a huge difference between him and some rappers who are more invested in the lifestyle.
I think dude had good intention with this comment, but Drake is a straight culture vulture. Several times already he's straight up ripped old school verses, slightly tweaking them, makes it come off as his own cuz he don't say shit about it being a homage or anything. This is fucking known. Comments like OP's paint the wrong picture. Drake do not give a fuck about the culture or the OGs, he just wants to take what they did and make himself pop off it. It's embarrassing and hollow. He's got some talent, but this ain't where it's at.
he made his living promoting violence and Memphis is filled with the tears of mommas who lost their little babies to shootings so why TF are yall saying hes an example of Gods love he made his living off promoting murder screw him
Project PAT, one of them old school cats I can smoke with and listen to him talk all day, he so full of wisdom street wise I love it , I grew up on three 6 mafia , but project pat always been my favorite, I love the wisdom, and how much he has grown thanks Pat for the interview
Word for word the same for me. I remember the hardest thing I listened to at the time was Eminem (circa 2004), and someone showed me "Whole Lotta Weed". I was a straight A student who never did drugs or hung w/ the wrong crowd LOL, but listening to that song, the instrumentals, the flow/cadence. I was hooked from day one. I've been bumping Project Pat since that day and I don't think I've gone longer than a week w/o putting on one of his (older) tracks. Now I'm someone who plays in a tech death band who doens't listen to much music anymore....except Project Pat and old 3 6, much love and respect from Vancouver Canada.
Wow! As someone that listened to Project Pat in the late 90s/ early 2000s, this interview is EVERYTHING. I see Project Pat’s growth w/ God. Mista Don’t Play is truly a living legend.
he made his living promoting evil lifestyle its got bad karma all over it, Memphis residents hate white people too so it serves them right their big success Project Pat made it by bragging about murdering his neighbors, listening to Red Rum :)
Man all their junk does. I was listening to skinny pimp’s ‘ King of Da Playaz Ball’ and was foreal blown away. The production was still fresh as ever. Paul & Juicy was waaaaaay a head of their time
Facts, the production and style of the flow is yet to b duplicated.... Literally listening to that shit daily .... N this shit came out when I was in highschool
Project Pat is a prime example of dodging bullets and making it to the end of the tunnel. But once you get to the end of the tunnel, that's not the end of your life 🤙🏾 The tunnel was the dark days to get you where you need to be!
Pat a real one he can tell you a story without incriminating anyone... Explaining how you can manifest negative energies into reality... But harnessing those realities into positive outlets to take control of your life through those outlets and mistakes... Smart man for sure
This is the first Vlad interview I've watched every minute of. I grew up in North Alabama and when Project Pat blew up when I was a kid, I was HOOKED. Everyone was playing Memphis rap.
To me it's the difference between smart and stupid. You either learn from choices and realize how to make betters ones snd be accountable or you're too stupid to make the connection and figure it out. And that's coming from a felon.
Noting but the utmost respect for pat and all he's done for rap over the years. One of the greatest to do it and needs the recognition he deserves. A living legend in the flesh.
He may not be the best role model but Project Pat has always been an inspiration and has gotten me through a lot of hard times in life. Dude is a legend and I always support him in his endeavors.
Big Pat's always been the Real Deal. You can see it in his old interviews and lyrics. He's OG for real. I absolutely LOVE hearing him giving glory to God for almost everything. I'm just so glad he's wizened up and and Made A Decision to make the right changes and is now pushing to help others. Honestly never would have thought I'd hear this from Pat so.... God bless you and your family Pat.
It’s a great thing to see an artist you grew up listening and looking up to do really well for themselves after the years. For pat to keep respect and a legendary status is good to see
I always love some project pat he seems so laid back & chill.He remind me of one off your laid back family members! Like an older cousin or big brother! Great interviews
I'm from Memphis, TN and Pat is definitely a LEGIT OG in my city. Notice Yo Gotti ALWAYS dissed Three 6 Mafia but he NEVER dissed Project Pat. There's a reason for that.
@@bossshxtonly I'm from the city and not even I go into ridgecrest. Ride past? Yeah. Go inside? Hell no... Never. Very violent area and my hood in Frayser been at war with them since middle school. No fly zone.
Pat is a big dude and cool as fuck. I got to sit with him in vip for a little bit before a show. No security or anything at 1am in an unknown part of town. Pat a real OG
As a Memphis native. Pat is one of my favs. Him and 3-6 (if you really rock with them then you would know about Prophet Posse in the 90s). 3-6 been around longer than y'all think. Salute to Pat, and giving him his flowers while he's here.
I started dabbling into juicy j, then pat, then three 6. Starting bumping pat a lot more in the last year and after hearing this interview I put him in my top 5 of all time. Real humble and chill. Country too 😂😂
Pat got that old-school O.G. feel to him type dude that can tell you stories and you just gotta listen . I still bump Mista Don't don't play , Ghetty Green , and Def Laying the Smack Down ( just bumped that whole album the other day love the production on that shit ). Pat is a legend and to this day I can't think of nobody else that had/has a flow and cadence like him that made him stand out from everyone for real. Dope interview Pat is such a humble type dude .
THE MOST UNDERRATED RAPPER OF ALL TIME.
Yessir ♈
Producer/rapper
Hell nall lmao, bun b is the most underrated rapper of all time
1000000% AGREE !!!
💯 no cap
Love that he’s promoting positivity… been a fan for over 20 years… great interview
Right💪🏿
SAME!!!
posiivity? are you stupid? lol
Project Pat is a living legend to me.
Pat and the Three 6 Mafia was what me and the bois in Baltimore was bumping from highschool all the way to the early 2000s.
I still stand by saying Mista Don't Play is a 10/10 album even till this day!
So glad to see this man still around to get his flowers and tell his story.
I’m from DC and trust me we agree lol
Facts that Shit was a classic.
Facts I'm 33 and I still grew up on they music in my early teens. That'd all my cousinnss was bumping. Then 50 dropped that was a wave then boosie, jeezy/Gucci mane kilt it late 2010s
from the 410 too I agree
@@bobmann1226 man u ain't lying slim stay having shows up here like regularly
You can definitely tell he has matured mentally and spiritually! Great interview!
For real I’ve seen some old interviews and it’s a different guy for sure lol
Vlad tried his best to get this man to speak negatively or say he has a issue with someone or a controversial opinion about a subject and Pat didn’t fold not once. Much respect Project Pat.💯
boosie do vlad interviews like 5 times a year I wonder why
@@ziggyzag8851 me too
Vlad is an agent of darkness
Breaks my heart when he said people looked up to him as a leader because he could read. Clearly a leader and incredible man but that says so much about how broken our society and educational system is. All respect to Project Pat as not just a musician, but a true example of how far someone can go in this world with hard work and faith.
its what people in Memphis vote for, they vote for being a dirty high crime dump. Project Pat and his brother Juicy J made it out by rapping about murdering people etc, at least we can get entertainment out of it
Lmao dude just said he sold drugs and robbed places and was questioned in murders and you say hes a leader and incredible man? 😂 you people dumb af
Project Pat is a true humble and honorable Legend.
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Frls
Me and pay was lock together at the prison go on my brother down for life
We was at same prison go my brother
That boy still eatin
I consider it an honor to have produced not 1, 2, 3 but 4 tracks featuring Project Pat. This dude is legend
Which ones boss I want to bump it tonight
@@aoclive6710 "Head in da Cloudz" by Young Assassin Ft. Project Pat, "Go Grind" By Luminous Lou ft Project Pat are the ones I remember the names too at the moment
@@JoeyCutlessTV lol, how you not remember songs you did for a mainstream artist?
@@TheOracle313 when you have a lot of production credits + TV credits its easy. Plus I'm retired now. Its a lifetime ago for me. I was talking to a friend about MIMs & BoB the other day and completely forgot they were both on the "Get em Got em" remix I that I produced until I randomly remembered like 4 days later.
How much they you charge him ?
I feel like project pat is at a point in his life where he's done alot, seen alot , and he's grown as a person and he just wants to chill now and talk about his story
So many keys 🔑. So much wisdom
GENIUS!!! HOW DID YOU KNOW? IS IT HOW HE IS THINKING BEFORE SPEAKING AND JUST THE WAY HE IS CARRYING HIMSELF, LOOKING LIKE HE IS IN HIS RIGHT MIND 100% IN THE MOMENT? WOW
@@aaronr5841 klkk
He looks healthier also
Lol yes and that's why his generation hates your generation because ya do the exact opposite 😂
You can tell Pat dad’s a pastor, he speaks highly on god. Such a humble guy.
God
It's about time he puts out the whole video
I've been a fan of Pat for 20 years but I never heard him speak in an interview. Very intelligent and I enjoyed it.
I had no idea gangsta Fred was real.
Thank you Project Pat for not allowing him to trick you into something negative about Drake & any other artist! Standup guy❤
It wasn't a setup cause some artists would be offended.
Big facts 💯
Lol how does someone trick you into saying something about someone that you don't like 🙃 the trickery
@@grimmcyph932 It's called instigation.
@@grimmcyph932 you know they got excuses for everything...
Project Pat is a real one, no matter who digs and tries to get the negative or drama, the man stays humble and stands by his word..much respect.
Project Pat one of the greatest of all time this guy a legend for real
for real. dude was ahead of his time.
Big facts
Facts 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You gotta respect this Man’s Growth and Development! This is the definition of a REAL OG. Telling these youngins the Truth! It’s deeper than rap.
his lyrics teach people to murder each other, he bragged about murdering people in some of his music but I doubt he did because it could be used as evidence, but he makes a living promoting murder. Nice role model for yall
Crazy how a majority of 36 was GDs Crunchy said how they went to meetings for the organization.
Every time he say “ Lemme Tell You Something “ I know Gems are Coming …Mississippi love Pat
From the 662 to the coast we fuckin with pat HEAVY
Ain't it mane 😊
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He never cursed once! I love to see a person express themselves with articulation and still G about it! Love his contribution to the Culture!💕
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Pat seems like a real humble and genuine dude
Project Pat has one of the best and most influential sounds of all time!!! This is your favorite rappers inspiration right here. Project Pat is a LEGEND and any song he touches is gold.
This probably the best interview I seen. The man you can tell is solid. That wisdom even my old self picking up game
One of the most hypnotic flows of all time 🐐 glad to see him getting his flowers in recent years
PROJECT PAT! ALWAYS Keeps it REAL. His flow is like no other... He is a true Emcee... Flips his flows and tells the truth in his rhymes... RESPECT DUE!!!!!!
Truth. Made his own style. Sounded unlike anyone else and killed verses! Much respect
Fax plus he has one of the best voices in gangsta rap/trap and his flows are legendary, Pat a fucking legend
Yes and Drake is always stealing his flow and lyrics!
He Can make a rap story feel vivid and clear
@Alihada Hadali yea cuz u def know him personally right? lmao
I love a man who can talk about God and give him the glory and admit how God has changed him for the better!!!
“Your dad was actually in the house!” I swear, VLAD is garbage bro.
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😂😂😂 Vlad says the silent part out loud
My mouth dropped because wth 🤦🏽♀️
Why did he go down that path then?
Pat is the perfect example of how a legend should carry themselves. Nothing but love and respect for him and all Three 6. RIP Koopsta and Lord Infamous 🙏🏼
RIP Gangsta Boo!!
@@King1Kenobi came here to say the same thang. RIP Boo
RIP lil slim and terror
They're occult satanist.
Project Pat isn’t bitter or salty like some of the older rappers who came up in during his era, and that’s mainly because the newer generation embraces him! Cardi B sampled him on “Bickenhead”, 21 Savage put him on “Good Day” & most recently Drake threw him on “Knife Talk” so he’s good cause the heavy hitters of today pay homage and show love
You said this brilliantly man, this man a legend & this interview was great.
Project pat is forever certified. Even to this day I can’t wait for new verses from him. His flow is so unique
Lol it's not "mainly because" the new generation accepts him. Who gives a fuck about that. It's because they made good music, have a huge following and are successful. Don't get it twisted
Project Pat is a Memphis rap legend. Been listening to his stuff since his very first solo tape. He's a good man too. But you gotta realize that some of the people you're calling "bitter or salty" are just passionate artists. You also gotta realize that Pat is really just rapping as a hustle. Juicy got him into it and he was down because he could make money. Hewouldn't do it otherwise. Obviously all rappers are trying to make some money but Pat has never really attached himself to the music like that. If people sample him he's just happy to get paid. So there's no real artistic passion there that he's getting upset over if someone bites his style. He even talks about just rapping to make money in this interview. That's a huge difference between him and some rappers who are more invested in the lifestyle.
I think dude had good intention with this comment, but Drake is a straight culture vulture. Several times already he's straight up ripped old school verses, slightly tweaking them, makes it come off as his own cuz he don't say shit about it being a homage or anything. This is fucking known. Comments like OP's paint the wrong picture. Drake do not give a fuck about the culture or the OGs, he just wants to take what they did and make himself pop off it. It's embarrassing and hollow. He's got some talent, but this ain't where it's at.
This interview should have brought us all a new level of love, honor and respect for og pat.
Facts. Beautiful content.
Definitely my favorite artist! So much influence. I love the Memphis culture. Glad the full interview is finally out cause I was waiting!
After hearing this story I have the utmost respect for Project Pat....true example of Gods love and a tru testimony...bless this man!!!!!
he made his living promoting violence and Memphis is filled with the tears of mommas who lost their little babies to shootings so why TF are yall saying hes an example of Gods love he made his living off promoting murder screw him
Project PAT, one of them old school cats I can smoke with and listen to him talk all day, he so full of wisdom street wise I love it , I grew up on three 6 mafia , but project pat always been my favorite, I love the wisdom, and how much he has grown thanks Pat for the interview
Word for word the same for me. I remember the hardest thing I listened to at the time was Eminem (circa 2004), and someone showed me "Whole Lotta Weed".
I was a straight A student who never did drugs or hung w/ the wrong crowd LOL, but listening to that song, the instrumentals, the flow/cadence. I was hooked from day one.
I've been bumping Project Pat since that day and I don't think I've gone longer than a week w/o putting on one of his (older) tracks.
Now I'm someone who plays in a tech death band who doens't listen to much music anymore....except Project Pat and old 3 6, much love and respect from Vancouver Canada.
Project Pat is one of the realest!!! He put out some knowledge about the criminal system real quick!!! Always respected this man!
I waited for the full interview. Glad I did. You gotta bring him back man 💯
GladTV
Dunno why but Memphis Artist always seem to be the guest we want to hear more from lol.
Bro he's got such a positive energy always smiling and laughin about everything man ppl LOVE being around ppl like that
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Project Pat is in my TOP 10 favorite rappers. I have LOVED him since I was 16 years old. I am 41 now. We can argue this. 🗣
Wow! As someone that listened to Project Pat in the late 90s/ early 2000s, this interview is EVERYTHING. I see Project Pat’s growth w/ God. Mista Don’t Play is truly a living legend.
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Saw all the clips, still watching the whole interview over again, shoutout to pat 💪🏽
Project Pat is as REAL as they come... Very humbled! ✊🏽
Project Pat is a legend from Memphis and Hypnotize Minds the best record label in the late 90's and the 2000's.
NAW.......RAP A LOT.....SAUVE HOUSE.....NO LIMIT.....CASH MONEY....THEN HIPNOTIZE MINDS
@@donjuanseville3039 Hynotized minds sold more records that's suave house
Life we live is a MASTERPIECE. Never forgot it and it still is one of my all time greats.
Whole heartedly agree with you G !
Thank God you put the full interview out 😭
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The Holy Ghost is shining all through pat. You can tell that he rededicated his life back to the Lord. Keep Going Man
Yeah dude skins Silky as fuck
Bout time you dropped the full interview ‼️‼️
I don’t think Project Pat realize how much of legend he is.
A true artist!
He does he's just humble
God can make you humble
@@adrianespinoza8016 Stg
he made his living promoting evil lifestyle its got bad karma all over it, Memphis residents hate white people too so it serves them right their big success Project Pat made it by bragging about murdering his neighbors, listening to Red Rum :)
Mista Don’t Play from 2001 deadass sound like it could’ve been released today; the album holds up so well
One of the greatest albums to come out of the south
One of the most brunt cd's in Memphis
Man all their junk does. I was listening to skinny pimp’s ‘ King of Da Playaz Ball’ and was foreal blown away. The production was still fresh as ever. Paul & Juicy was waaaaaay a head of their time
Facts, the production and style of the flow is yet to b duplicated.... Literally listening to that shit daily .... N this shit came out when I was in highschool
@@marioallison7018 One of the greatest albums period. Especially to me. That’s album got so many high school memories attached to it
Project Pat is a prime example of dodging bullets and making it to the end of the tunnel. But once you get to the end of the tunnel, that's not the end of your life 🤙🏾 The tunnel was the dark days to get you where you need to be!
Nah he got hit with a Few. I don't call Seven years in prison DODGING Bullets. Glad he learned and still hear
@@kaybee9909 LOL FIRST THANG I SAID WAS “hell nah he [Fa definitely] got hit” 🤣🤣🤣
Good analogy bro
Amen
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Pat is a legend. RIP Dolph. Another legend
Listening to Pat talk is like listening to my pops. He spoke so much knowledge especially at the ending.
Project Pat is a straight G! "Never said the man's name one time." 💪🏽
Listen closely, he slipped up and said “Why Andrew here?” 😂
real OG...my adopted big brother... love this mane
Man's name is Andrew lol
@@matthewward5849 Nah don’t try to downplay da og lol shidddd
@@matthewward5849 time stamp?
His music is 🔥. He made timeless classics. His music is still spilling over to this new generation. He is really a living legend.
I done watched all 29 snippets already lol truly a legend
Much respect project pat for still keeping it real and giving us good game on them mixtape classics
1,500+ likes and not a single dislike. A true testament to the respect and admiration people have for this man. A true legend
TH-cam disallowed the dislikes, but Pat is one of the GOATS so dislikes wouldn't apply to him anyway.
@@tgar6663 thats what you think
@@GameN3rdz obviously otherwise I wouldn't have stated it
Dislikes have been disabled for viewing publicly
They turned off the dislikes because the Whitehouse and Biden kept on getting thousands of dislikes on every video they drop
I’m so happy project pat getting his shine! For sure a legend! One of my favorite rappers! Grew up on him and three six! 💪🏾❤️
Project Pat and 3-6 are two of the most influential artists in rap history
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Three6 was a group🤦🏽♀️
Project pact was a part of 3 6 fyo?
@@m33ch30 he was never a group member
SUC had more influence down south than 3 6.
Pat a real one he can tell you a story without incriminating anyone... Explaining how you can manifest negative energies into reality... But harnessing those realities into positive outlets to take control of your life through those outlets and mistakes... Smart man for sure
This interview was everything God grace is sufficient no matter who you are or what you have done!
Right
Amen
This was the best interview that has been done!!!!!!!
SoundCloud generation could learn alot of wisdom if they listened to this man...RESPECT. Project Pat an OG.
✊🏽 I respect how you keeping convo’s on the positive note. Keep dropping gems.
Been waiting for the full interview since 2017
This is the first Vlad interview I've watched every minute of. I grew up in North Alabama and when Project Pat blew up when I was a kid, I was HOOKED. Everyone was playing Memphis rap.
I from Huntsville 256 reppin. I was a project pat fan as a kid too
@@brianedwards4023 same here. I still don't get tired of these dudes music.
This was one of my favorite interviews by far
I like how he realizes all the trouble he got in was his fault. Not a lot of rappers have that mindset
To me it's the difference between smart and stupid. You either learn from choices and realize how to make betters ones snd be accountable or you're too stupid to make the connection and figure it out. And that's coming from a felon.
Alot of these rappers haven't done anything to put fault on themselves. They rap about the street life but didn't live it
Pat is really a real one
It's awesome to see a true Legend tell his story Pat needs his flowers now!
This was real dope interview! 🔥🔥🔥
Noting but the utmost respect for pat and all he's done for rap over the years. One of the greatest to do it and needs the recognition he deserves. A living legend in the flesh.
Best interview I've ever watched. So much love in his heart.
Bout time whole interview out, salute to Pat real humble dude🎯💯
He may not be the best role model but Project Pat has always been an inspiration and has gotten me through a lot of hard times in life. Dude is a legend and I always support him in his endeavors.
He is living proof that the older you get the wiser you become 🌱
If you are smart. That is not a guarantee at all.. one trip to a jail or prison and you'll see many people who got older but didn't get wiser.
Not always true but I get what you’re saying.
agree im 32 now
Big Pat's always been the Real Deal. You can see it in his old interviews and lyrics. He's OG for real. I absolutely LOVE hearing him giving glory to God for almost everything. I'm just so glad he's wizened up and and Made A Decision to make the right changes and is now pushing to help others. Honestly never would have thought I'd hear this from Pat so.... God bless you and your family Pat.
Man PP one of the realist that’s ever been on here for an interview. The young boys need to see this and emulate how a GROWN MAN moves.
Facts
Lol maybe change to just pat
@@ckaintexas PP lol
I'm glad to see Pat looking healthy. Was always my favorite outta the Memphis crew, Legend for sure.
Pat has a good spirit and a light that shines on him.
Cool dude, wish to hear more of his stories
Project Pat looks really good. He's lost weight, and chiseled up a lot. His skin looks moisturized and healthy.
That money make you look real healthy
Looks like he's on amphetamines
Dude made my highschool days bump so damn hard
It’s a great thing to see an artist you grew up listening and looking up to do really well for themselves after the years. For pat to keep respect and a legendary status is good to see
When you talk about most real rapper's to do it hands down Project Pat takes that award!
Project Pat came out when I was in 10th grade n smoking hella weed. Big Up You PP fo bringing sumn to smoke to 🔥🔥
I always love some project pat he seems so laid back & chill.He remind me of one off your laid back family members! Like an older cousin or big brother! Great interviews
Pat is a real one always representing Tennessee!!!!!
I'm from Memphis, TN and Pat is definitely a LEGIT OG in my city. Notice Yo Gotti ALWAYS dissed Three 6 Mafia but he NEVER dissed Project Pat. There's a reason for that.
@@bossshxtonly I'm from the city and not even I go into ridgecrest. Ride past? Yeah. Go inside? Hell no... Never. Very violent area and my hood in Frayser been at war with them since middle school. No fly zone.
@@KaoMinerva RidgeGrove👀
@@DomItDown I don't fuck off over there either. Opposite hood.
@@KaoMinerva I gotcha lol I’m from the haven just always heard bout them beefin
Pat a Godly man with a lot of wisdom 🙏🏾
Pat seems like a dope person to hang with much respect he gots a good heart 🙏
Genuine.... Is All I Can Say ‼️ Salute Project Pat ‼️
Pat is a big dude and cool as fuck. I got to sit with him in vip for a little bit before a show. No security or anything at 1am in an unknown part of town. Pat a real OG
Pat was kickin it heavy‼️
A LIVING LEGEND .... Project Pat humble, real, and underrated! Best thing out of Memphis in my opinion 🙂
check out tommy wright the III
"3 bags and a firearm...police all at my momma home" project pat, legend.
That ain’t shit!
What a story. He is a legend! His music will live forever! And continue to influence! Real og!
As a Memphis native. Pat is one of my favs. Him and 3-6 (if you really rock with them then you would know about Prophet Posse in the 90s). 3-6 been around longer than y'all think. Salute to Pat, and giving him his flowers while he's here.
Killa Klan Kaze ...
Select o hits
True Memphis culture. I love Project Pat and his love for God. God bless you Patrick.
One of the most thorough to ever do it. *PATTA* 🙌🏾
You da man Pat. Great interview!
I started dabbling into juicy j, then pat, then three 6. Starting bumping pat a lot more in the last year and after hearing this interview I put him in my top 5 of all time.
Real humble and chill. Country too 😂😂
Pat got that old-school O.G. feel to him type dude that can tell you stories and you just gotta listen . I still bump Mista Don't don't play , Ghetty Green , and Def Laying the Smack Down ( just bumped that whole album the other day love the production on that shit ). Pat is a legend and to this day I can't think of nobody else that had/has a flow and cadence like him that made him stand out from everyone for real. Dope interview Pat is such a humble type dude .
he is literally an old school O.G lmao
Still bumping Project to this day! One of My Fav's of All times.
Project pat, 36 mafia, and the 504 boys!!!!! Only the real ones were bumpin these guys