Project Pat (The latest)HcP

[Qdawg]

AllHipHop.com: For the people who don’t know, tell us where you’ve been.

Project Pat: I’ve been in a federal correctional facility.

AllHipHop.com: What is the reason the government had for locking you up?

Project Pat: Well, the government always has their reasons. I got caught with two guns. It was really a cold humbug, you know what I’m sayin’. And how they was trying to portray it was [that] I was some gangsta in Memphis. [Since] I’m rappin’ about gangsta stuff, that made me a gangsta.

AllHipHop.com: So they used your lyrics in court?

Project Pat: Well, they were gonna use my lyrics if I testified. They had the CDs out. I had a copy. The judge had a copy. All that. But to me it was testifying for my own behalf. They said, “If you get up and say anything, we’re gonna put this CD here and it’s a wrap.”

AllHipHop.com: Did you think that was fair?

Project Pat: Nah, I didn’t think that was fair because they were sayin’ that they were gonna show something they call “an affinity for guns” - meaning, because I talk about ‘em so much, it’ll show that I love ‘em.

AllHipHop.com: So what’s in the works now?

Project Pat: Well the plan of action for now is to finish this album, Project Pat the Fed Story: Crook by the Book.

AllHipHop.com: Why the title?

Project Pat: The reason why it’s called what it’s called is because they was tryin’ to portray me as some kind of gangsta. If I was really gonna be a gangsta like that, I’m gonna crook by the book. I’m not gonna rap about the stuff and put the stuff out there like I’m doin’ the stuff that I’m tellin’ folks I’m doing. That’s not being crook by the book, that’s dumb.

AllHipHop.com: So how soon is the album going to drop?

Project Pat: I hear this summer. Sometime like August. That’s what I hear, but who knows.

AllHipHop.com: When you spoke about the South you said seeing it on top made you feel good. Do you think there’s a difference with the way rappers act towards each other down South than up North? Many would say up North folks are more for self. A lot of Southern attribute the South winning right now to their fraternity and unity, do you agree?

Project Pat: I believe because it’s a lot of uncharted waters in the South. I know dudes out of Arkansas, and there’s dudes from a lot of different little towns. I know dudes in Alabama. There’s a lot of different areas that ain’t came out yet. And the South don’t sound exactly the same. You know Texas and Memphis, the music is not exactly the same. I mean it’s all bumpin’, but it’s not the same music. Everybody in the South got a different style. On the East coast New York is the capital, it’s like, that’s it. That’s what you getting and it’s a wrap. I understand that, because New York’s market is so big. New York market is huge. But the South is like-there’s a lot of different areas where people ain’t came out. Like say a dude come out of Arkansas, where the red dirt at. You know Arkansas is the razorback state. You know ‘bout them hogs? I’m waiting on somebody to bump outta Little Rock. I know they gonna bump.

AllHipHop.com: Lastly you said Memphis music is different than Texas music, which is different than New York music. You and Three 6 really helped to define the Memphis Hip-Hop sound so how would you describe that sound?

Project Pat: Memphis got a gutter type sound and you know Memphis is 90% Black and it’s a Soul city. But Memphis music is a dark sound. It’s a gutter sound. It’s dark. So a dude can hear it in Baltimore, and much love to guys in Baltimore ‘cause a lot of Baltimore n***as wrote me. Baltimore n***as is good niggas, and it’s dark in Baltimore. So a Baltimore n***a can hear that sound, and he feel that pain. He feel that gutter and he may have never been to Memphis but he’ll say, “Man it’s like that down there?” It’s just like that down there. And he here’s it and says, “Man I can relate to that. I can relate to that.” And he just clicks in. It’s just like anywhere else. Like Brooklyn, you know what I’m sayin’? Brooklyn hear that gutter and they be like, “Man I feel that, son!” ‘Cause it works vice versa. When Biggie came out, I felt that. I felt that man. I felt that. I mean, you gonna feel that.

[Dregsta]

thx for the read homie!

[Oaktown_G]

lol Pat crazy but memphis 90% black not anymore.

[Qdawg]

H.C.P (HYPNOTIZE camp posse family) :
members:Lil wyte,project pat,chrome,boogie mane,grandaddy souf,frayser boy,lord infamous..gangsta boo?(missin in action)
3-6 mafia- Dj paul, juicy J , crunchy blak

album collection:
choices pt 1-3 six
choices pt 2-3 six
the unbreakables-3 six
the most known unknown-3 six
the end-3 six
mystic stylez- 3 six
when the smoke clears - 3 six
world domination- 3 six
crazy in the lazdays-3 six
live by yo rep-3 six
ghetty green-project pat
layin the smack down-project pat
mista dont play -project pat
murderers & robbers -project pat
the mixtape appeal-project pat
chronicles of the juiceman-juicy j
for the summer-dj paul
gone off that bay-frayser boy
me being me-frayser boy
doubt me now-lil wyte
phinally phamous-lil wyte
from me to you-crunchy blak
murder she spoke-la chat
both worlds-gangsta boo
enquiring minds-gangsta boo
devils playground-koopsta
straight to the pro's-chrome
das how it happen to'm- by the headbussas(3 six mafia teamed up with a new orleans rapped named fiend)

all i can think of for now but this is the hypnotize records resume so far

[Oaktown_G]

Damn Q you up on 3 6 aint it lol

[2 tall]

Good luck to pat for stayig his ass up outta jail.He a big part of 3-6 mafia.

[Qdawg]

release date -fed story:crook by the book august 8th 06

[2 tall]

AllHipHop.com: For the people who don’t know, tell us where you’ve been.

Project Pat: I’ve been in a federal correctional facility.

AllHipHop.com: What is the reason the government had for locking you up?

Project Pat: Well, the government always has their reasons. I got caught with two guns. It was really a cold humbug, you know what I’m sayin’. And how they was trying to portray it was [that] I was some gangsta in Memphis. [Since] I’m rappin’ about gangsta stuff, that made me a gangsta.

AllHipHop.com: So they used your lyrics in court?

Project Pat: Well, they were gonna use my lyrics if I testified. They had the CDs out. I had a copy. The judge had a copy. All that. But to me it was testifying for my own behalf. They said, “If you get up and say anything, we’re gonna put this CD here and it’s a wrap.”

AllHipHop.com: Did you think that was fair?

Project Pat: Nah, I didn’t think that was fair because they were sayin’ that they were gonna show something they call “an affinity for guns” - meaning, because I talk about ‘em so much, it’ll show that I love ‘em.

AllHipHop.com: So what’s in the works now?

Project Pat: Well the plan of action for now is to finish this album, Project Pat the Fed Story: Crook by the Book.

AllHipHop.com: Why the title?

Project Pat: The reason why it’s called what it’s called is because they was tryin’ to portray me as some kind of gangsta. If I was really gonna be a gangsta like that, I’m gonna crook by the book. I’m not gonna rap about the stuff and put the stuff out there like I’m doin’ the stuff that I’m tellin’ folks I’m doing. That’s not being crook by the book, that’s dumb.

AllHipHop.com: So how soon is the album going to drop?

Project Pat: I hear this summer. Sometime like August. That’s what I hear, but who knows.

AllHipHop.com: When you spoke about the South you said seeing it on top made you feel good. Do you think there’s a difference with the way rappers act towards each other down South than up North? Many would say up North folks are more for self. A lot of Southern attribute the South winning right now to their fraternity and unity, do you agree?

Project Pat: I believe because it’s a lot of uncharted waters in the South. I know dudes out of Arkansas, and there’s dudes from a lot of different little towns. I know dudes in Alabama. There’s a lot of different areas that ain’t came out yet. And the South don’t sound exactly the same. You know Texas and Memphis, the music is not exactly the same. I mean it’s all bumpin’, but it’s not the same music. Everybody in the South got a different style. On the East coast New York is the capital, it’s like, that’s it. That’s what you getting and it’s a wrap. I understand that, because New York’s market is so big. New York market is huge. But the South is like-there’s a lot of different areas where people ain’t came out. Like say a dude come out of Arkansas, where the red dirt at. You know Arkansas is the razorback state. You know ‘bout them hogs? I’m waiting on somebody to bump outta Little Rock. I know they gonna bump.

AllHipHop.com: Lastly you said Memphis music is different than Texas music, which is different than New York music. You and Three 6 really helped to define the Memphis Hip-Hop sound so how would you describe that sound?

Project Pat: Memphis got a gutter type sound and you know Memphis is 90% Black and it’s a Soul city. But Memphis music is a dark sound. It’s a gutter sound. It’s dark. So a dude can hear it in Baltimore, and much love to guys in Baltimore ‘cause a lot of Baltimore n***as wrote me. Baltimore n***as is good niggas, and it’s dark in Baltimore. So a Baltimore n***a can hear that sound, and he feel that pain. He feel that gutter and he may have never been to Memphis but he’ll say, “Man it’s like that down there?” It’s just like that down there. And he here’s it and says, “Man I can relate to that. I can relate to that.” And he just clicks in. It’s just like anywhere else. Like Brooklyn, you know what I’m sayin’? Brooklyn hear that gutter and they be like, “Man I feel that, son!” ‘Cause it works vice versa. When Biggie came out, I felt that. I felt that man. I felt that. I mean, you gonna feel that.

Really good looking on this info bout project pat,Thank you Qdawg.

[2 tall]

H.C.P (HYPNOTIZE camp posse family) :
members:Lil wyte,project pat,chrome,boogie mane,grandaddy souf,frayser boy,lord infamous..gangsta boo?(missin in action)
3-6 mafia- Dj paul, juicy J , crunchy blak

album collection:
choices pt 1-3 six
choices pt 2-3 six
the unbreakables-3 six
the most known unknown-3 six
the end-3 six
mystic stylez- 3 six
when the smoke clears - 3 six
world domination- 3 six
crazy in the lazdays-3 six
live by yo rep-3 six
ghetty green-project pat
layin the smack down-project pat
mista dont play -project pat
murderers & robbers -project pat
the mixtape appeal-project pat
chronicles of the juiceman-juicy j
for the summer-dj paul
gone off that bay-frayser boy
me being me-frayser boy
doubt me now-lil wyte
phinally phamous-lil wyte
from me to you-crunchy blak
murder she spoke-la chat
both worlds-gangsta boo
enquiring minds-gangsta boo
devils playground-koopsta
straight to the pro's-chrome
das how it happen to'm- by the headbussas(3 six mafia teamed up with a new orleans rapped named fiend)

all i can think of for now but this is the hypnotize records resume so far

Wasen't FIEND with master p's No Limit crew back in the day.If this the same dude,He had a tight azz albulm called ++THERES ON IN EVERY FAMILY.

[Qdawg]

[quote="2 tall"][quote="Qdawg"]H.C.P (HYPNOTIZE camp posse family) :
members:Lil wyte,project pat,chrome,boogie mane,grandaddy souf,frayser boy,lord infamous..gangsta boo?(missin in action)
3-6 mafia- Dj paul, juicy J , crunchy blak

album collection:
choices pt 1-3 six
choices pt 2-3 six
the unbreakables-3 six
the most known unknown-3 six
the end-3 six
mystic stylez- 3 six
when the smoke clears - 3 six
world domination- 3 six
crazy in the lazdays-3 six
live by yo rep-3 six
ghetty green-project pat
layin the smack down-project pat
mista dont play -project pat
murderers & robbers -project pat
the mixtape appeal-project pat
chronicles of the juiceman-juicy j
for the summer-dj paul
gone off that bay-frayser boy
me being me-frayser boy
doubt me now-lil wyte
phinally phamous-lil wyte
from me to you-crunchy blak
murder she spoke-la chat
both worlds-gangsta boo
enquiring minds-gangsta boo
devils playground-koopsta
straight to the pro's-chrome
das how it happen to'm- by the headbussas(3 six mafia teamed up with a new orleans rapped named fiend)

all i can think of for now but this is the hypnotize records resume so far[/quote]Wasen't FIEND with master p's No Limit crew back in the day.If this the same dude,He had a tight azz albulm called ++THERES ON IN EVERY FAMILY.[/quote]

i have no idea if he is the same then you schooled me.i just know he a niggah from new orleans,la he signed to ruff ryders around 2000-01 when they was making noise then around 03 he teamed up with juicy & paul to make a album together(cd is ok) & after that i guess he went independent.

[2 tall]

I did some home work,It the same FIEND.

[Qdawg]

[quote="Qdawg"]release date -fed story:crook by the book august 8th 06[/quote]

pushed back again..december 6th...but what else is new

[Oaktown_G]

Hey thats Paul and Juicy for you thats the shit they do

[MOST HATED]

yall got it f-cked up boogie mane aint with hcp no more hes crunchy blacks freind and notice how on crunchy blacks album hes th eonly one on ther to rap with him and feind never was with hcp he just did that album with them and that was it

hcp is realy djpaul,juicyj,lordinfamous,project pat,frayserboy,lil wyte and chrome and they gona get shank when he get out of jail an dthey should get more artist since they signed that 30 million dollar deal with warnder brothers lets just hope they dont be assholes and spend they money on BS

[Qdawg]

[quote="MOST HATED"]yall got it f-cked up boogie mane aint with hcp no more hes crunchy blacks freind and notice how on crunchy blacks album hes th eonly one on ther to rap with him and feind never was with hcp he just did that album with them and that was it

hcp is realy djpaul,juicyj,lordinfamous,project pat,frayserboy,lil wyte and chrome and they gona get shank when he get out of jail an dthey should get more artist since they signed that 30 million dollar deal with warnder brothers lets just hope they dont be assholes and spend they money on BS[/quote]

lol..who said fiend is with hypnotize camp posse?..my exact words was dj paul & juicy j made a whole album with fiend called das how it happened to em...as far as boogie mane dj paul tried to give him alil promotion with being down with hcp on the most known unknown cd & that cd came out in 05...but i doubt they give him any play..crunchy is a ex 3-6 member ...juicy & paul if they do spend they money on azzes like u say they will be straight anyway...alotta people dont realize these niggahs produce songs/make beats for other dudes all in the rap game as quiet as kept....but im getting tired of paul/juicy pushing cd's back i been waiting for pat joint to drop since he got out the pen

[Qdawg]

[quote="Qdawg"][quote="Qdawg"]release date -fed story:crook by the book august 8th 06[/quote]

pushed back again..december 6th...but what else is new[/quote]

Crook By the Book
Track Listing

1. Intro
2. I Ain't Going Back To Jail
3. Purple
4. Raised In The Project
5. 2 Dollar Niggas
6. Cocaine
7. Tell Tell Tell (Stop Snitchin')
8. What Money Do
9. I Keep That
10. Crack A Head
11. You Like 12 High Off The Ground
12. Get Down
13. Cause I'm A Playa
14. Good Googly Moogly
15. How It Goes In The Gutta
16. Nigga Got Popped
17. Get That Up Off Ya
18. Been Gettin' Money
19. Outro

[Qdawg]

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvfPDu-WiIU[/url]

[Qdawg]

i tried posting the new project pat video(raised in the projects)...as usual the website wont allow me to do it...video is a banga though...good to see a real niggah back in the game

[Oaktown_G]

I know its fucked up they aint have chrome in the video they should of done it with the version with him on there with pat

[Dregsta]

thx for posting up the link

[Qdawg]

[quote="Oaktown_G"]I know its #%@& up they aint have chrome in the video they should of done it with the version with him on there with pat[/quote]

yeah i feel u...pat in there by hisself wasnt a bad video either..chrome killed his part...his verse i think was to raw for tv so i guess they didnt wanna put that in there & censore every other word

[Oaktown_G]

Yeah true they cut so much shit out nowadays

[Qdawg]

oak wus sup with this memphis walk dance? i know black was famous was gangsta walkin but more & more 3-6 videos they promoting the dance more & more ...shxt is a funny dance but in a good way...niggahs be in the club doing that often?

[Oaktown_G]

I really aint seen no niggas do that the gangsta walk the GD's were the only doing it cuz thats there thing but i've seen a few niggas do the memphis walk at the club but niggas still mainly fight down here in the club than do all them dances

[Qdawg]

[quote="Oaktown_G"]I really aint seen no niggas do that the gangsta walk the GD's were the only doing it because thats there thing but i've seen a few niggas do the memphis walk at the club but niggas still mainly fight down here in the club than do all them dances[/quote]

what else is new..cant put to many people in a small area for a long time they start to act a fool especially when liquor is involved

[Oaktown_G]

lol I know lil wayne and baby were here last friday and some nigga got the dogshit beat out of him it was too funny

[Qdawg]

[quote="Oaktown_G"]lol I know lil wayne and baby were here last friday and some nigga got the dogshit beat out of him it was too funny[/quote]

dam thats messed up...i still have yet to hear the crunchy black cd nor can i find it in stores...u got that joint?

[Oaktown_G]

They just released one it aint really nothin good on it he got a few songs but that was I guess the Hypnotized Minds CD his official cd comes out in like a month or 2

[MOST HATED]

crunchy black album is tight as fuck to me lol

and that memphis walk shit is a joke so if it aint gangsta wlakin then fuck it

[Oaktown_G]

I know it really it they are trying to make it catch on but I doubt it will

[Qdawg]

this crunchy black cd u said thats about to come out is gonna be him on a label(other then hcp) or it is?

[Oaktown_G]

Its his own label I think him and Joe Gotti called the Hard Hittaz