Who Is Project Pat And Why Is He In The Vault?
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5th Letter wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »5th Letter wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »5th Letter wrote: »He's affiliated with 3-6 Mafia. He's pretty average at best at rapping but he's beloved by southern hip hop fans.
You ain't never been nowhere.
? loser.
Shut up ? ? .
Your mother wears a du rag and timbs
Your mother play soccer bare feet ? .
Bruh my mom is from small town Georgia. Ain't nobody playing soccer in my family. Mean while your mom is catching New York sewer rats bare handed and selling it is a fresh cooked ? chicken at your local bodega. -
There's all kinds of albums in that thread from all regions that don't belong but i understand it's the IC's unique list.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »there's all kinda albums in there
I could be wrong but yeah. The way many keep bringing up his beef with Nelly like it holds any weight to what he did for Hip Hop before that. How come neither one of Krs first few albums isn't listed like Rakim's "Paid in full," Slick Rick's "..Great Adventures.." and Public Enemy's "It Takes A Nation.."? Those are his peers and it seems odd that none of his albums like "Criminal Minded," "Edutainment," "By All Means Necessary," "Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop" weren't mentioned. Those albums had a major impact in Hip Hop. A lot of y'all favorite rappers from all regions were influenced by Krs. It's so easy for me to point out lines and samples they took from the Blastmaster.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »u tryna say krs aint make it cuz ? had somethin against him?
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I stopped ? with facebook when my 67 year old uncle friended me. Thats when i knew it was time to hang it up
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T. Sanford wrote: »Turfaholic wrote: »T. Sanford wrote: »Krs One was average at best. I don't see this hype plus he got bodied by a pop rapper (Nelly). Kool G. Rap>>>>>>>>>>>>Krs One
So let me get this straight. You guys are saying that Project Pat is better than KRS One?
Wouldn't say that, but Nelly did give the ? KRS a L
Yeah but thats like saying Michael Jordan caught an L when he was playing with the Wizards.
KRS was one of the elite MCs in his day. He didn't have much commercial success but he get much respect in the hood and in the black community.
When KRS was on B-Boy Records and Jive he was putting out a hot album every year from 87-97.
Its unbelievable that none of his albums are in the vault. That just goes to show theres a serious generation gap on the IC. I wonder how many people on the IC remember when KRS was the one of the hottest MCs along with Rakim, Chuck D, LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap and Slick Rick.
All of them are better than him
Were you around when Criminal Minded was out?
That was a GOAT summer, you had Bigger and Deffer, Paid In Full and Criminal Minded. All 5 mic albums and for some reason only Paid In Full is in the vault.
Yeah, I was alive in 87' but I was still near a baby. My brother more than likely remember 87 tho since he is 10 years older than me -
Turfaholic wrote: »T. Sanford wrote: »Krs One was average at best. I don't see this hype plus he got bodied by a pop rapper (Nelly). Kool G. Rap>>>>>>>>>>>>Krs One
So let me get this straight. You guys are saying that Project Pat is better than KRS One?
Wouldn't say that, but Nelly did give the ? KRS a L
Yeah but thats like saying Michael Jordan caught an L when he was playing with the Wizards.
KRS was one of the elite MCs in his day. He didn't have much commercial success but he get much respect in the hood and in the black community.
When KRS was on B-Boy Records and Jive he was putting out a hot album every year from 87-97.
Its unbelievable that none of his albums are in the vault. That just goes to show theres a serious generation gap on the IC. I wonder how many people on the IC remember when KRS was considered the one of the hottest MCs along with Rakim, Chuck D, LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap and Slick Rick.
Damn
Not one KRS album is in the Vault?
Not even Return of the Boom Bap???
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Project pat is wack, there's a few albums that are considered classics that I honestly thought ppl only listened to as a joke because of how bad they are
Then again op just posted three albums in another thread that are filled with a bunch of wack rappers too
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But for the record... Project Pat gets my vote for this song alone . One of my all time favorite riding and smoking songs
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There's all kinds of albums in that thread from all regions that don't belong but i understand it's the IC's unique list.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »there's all kinda albums in there
I could be wrong but yeah. The way many keep bringing up his beef with Nelly like it holds any weight to what he did for Hip Hop before that. How come neither one of Krs first few albums isn't listed like Rakim's "Paid in full," Slick Rick's "..Great Adventures.." and Public Enemy's "It Takes A Nation.."? Those are his peers and it seems odd that none of his albums like "Criminal Minded," "Edutainment," "By All Means Necessary," "Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop" weren't mentioned. Those albums had a major impact in Hip Hop. A lot of y'all favorite rappers from all regions were influenced by Krs. It's so easy for me to point out lines and samples they took from the Blastmaster.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »u tryna say krs aint make it cuz ? had somethin against him?
man u reachin like a muthafucka, just like u said bruh, just cuz nelly kilt his ass doesnt mean his career b4 hand was erased. "hmm ic classics vault, yea im not nominating krs one cuz nelly got him" -nobody.
and u named rakim, slick rick, and public enemy, its time to cut the shenanigans.
krs one wasnt on them ? level impact wise.
and how can u say what doesnt belong. why not? cuz u dont like it? who cares. -
Im still tight that country grammar and control system didnt get voted in, ? the vault
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Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »
There's all kinds of albums in that thread from all regions that don't belong but i understand it's the IC's unique list.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »there's all kinda albums in there
I could be wrong but yeah. The way many keep bringing up his beef with Nelly like it holds any weight to what he did for Hip Hop before that. How come neither one of Krs first few albums isn't listed like Rakim's "Paid in full," Slick Rick's "..Great Adventures.." and Public Enemy's "It Takes A Nation.."? Those are his peers and it seems odd that none of his albums like "Criminal Minded," "Edutainment," "By All Means Necessary," "Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop" weren't mentioned. Those albums had a major impact in Hip Hop. A lot of y'all favorite rappers from all regions were influenced by Krs. It's so easy for me to point out lines and samples they took from the Blastmaster.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »u tryna say krs aint make it cuz ? had somethin against him?
man u reachin like a muthafucka, just like u said bruh, just cuz nelly kilt his ass doesnt mean his career b4 hand was erased. "hmm ic classics vault, yea im not nominating krs one cuz nelly got him" -nobody.
and u named rakim, slick rick, and public enemy, its time to cut the shenanigans.
krs one wasnt on them ? level impact wise.
and how can u say what doesnt belong. why not? cuz u dont like it? who cares.
I said i could be wrong. I'm not dictating who belongs in the vault. I don't really take IC's classic thread seriously like 5 grand but i understand why he's upset. I'm just stating my opinion on why none of Krs albums is listed and you tripping if you think he didn't have an impact like his peers. Like I said, many of y'all favorite rappers used his lines and sampled him that goes unnoticed. -
ppl who grew up with only some ? ass headphones on tha subway instead of some ballin ass subs in tha back of tha whip will never get why project pat mista dont play is a classic
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Built 4 cuban linx wrote: »Im still tight that country grammar and control system didnt get voted in, ? the vault
LOL we didnt even get many votes period for Control System but I think we all got at least a couple we wanted in that didnt make it. -
what the hell is a remedial rap lane? not rapping about the solar system or unrealistic lines like rockin nose bones thru faces?
ah well, pat had bangers that people from the struggle and street ? related to, ion mind being the only one who thought the flows were dope lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY9jrMB1X-g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65OQ_HTriXw -
Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »
There's all kinds of albums in that thread from all regions that don't belong but i understand it's the IC's unique list.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »there's all kinda albums in there
I could be wrong but yeah. The way many keep bringing up his beef with Nelly like it holds any weight to what he did for Hip Hop before that. How come neither one of Krs first few albums isn't listed like Rakim's "Paid in full," Slick Rick's "..Great Adventures.." and Public Enemy's "It Takes A Nation.."? Those are his peers and it seems odd that none of his albums like "Criminal Minded," "Edutainment," "By All Means Necessary," "Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop" weren't mentioned. Those albums had a major impact in Hip Hop. A lot of y'all favorite rappers from all regions were influenced by Krs. It's so easy for me to point out lines and samples they took from the Blastmaster.Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »u tryna say krs aint make it cuz ? had somethin against him?
man u reachin like a muthafucka, just like u said bruh, just cuz nelly kilt his ass doesnt mean his career b4 hand was erased. "hmm ic classics vault, yea im not nominating krs one cuz nelly got him" -nobody.
and u named rakim, slick rick, and public enemy, its time to cut the shenanigans.
krs one wasnt on them ? level impact wise.
and how can u say what doesnt belong. why not? cuz u dont like it? who cares.
You sound stupid.
KRS One's impact was immense. Along with Public Enemy, KRS brought consciousness into the rap scene. He started the Stop The Violence Movement for Christ's sake. Ever hear Self Destruction? That was KRS One's brainchild.
KRS was a battle rapper. He stood up for The Bronx, battled The Juice Crew and came out victorious. South Bronx and The Bridge Is Over are classic battle records.
Out of all the MC's from his era, KRS had the longest career. He has over 20 albums and he still tours. He could do a show in YOUR city and sell out a decent sized nightclub. You can't say the same for Project Pat. Project Pat can't go to any city on Earth and sell out a decent sized nightclub.
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Some trash ? ....
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i bet a krs show would be a grumpy, hoeless nightmare
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Project Pat had his own lane but that lane was on FIRE in the early 2000s. KRS is a legend who deserves the upmost respect. The problem with KRS and mist dudes from his era is that he got caught up in that old school east coast still stuck in the 70s ? and hung around too long and came off like a hater. They both had their era but KRS stuck around too long abd ended up getting crushed by a lame like nelly. ? was sad. Kinda like watching Ali getting destroyed by Larry Holmes. You got to respect KRS for being a cornerstone on which the game is built but you also have to respect PP b/c he dominated his lane in his era
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Project Pat had his own lane but that lane was on FIRE in the early 2000s. KRS is a legend who deserves the upmost respect. The problem with KRS and mist dudes from his era is that he got caught up in that old school east coast still stuck in the 70s ? and hung around too long and came off like a hater. They both had their era but KRS stuck around too long abd ended up getting crushed by a lame like nelly. ? was sad. Kinda like watching Ali getting destroyed by Larry Holmes. You got to respect KRS for being a cornerstone on which the game is built but you also have to respect PP b/c he dominated his lane in his era
Project Pat at his peak was nowhere near as influential as KRS One at his peak. -
He could do a show in YOUR city and sell out a decent sized nightclub.
lmfao NO HE CANT. thats not really even a knock on krs 1 either, he just cant. i never said krs aint have any impact i said his impact didnt match the other artists mentioned. neither did his sales and most importantly his music or bars.You can't say the same for Project Pat. Project Pat can't go to any city on Earth and sell out a decent sized nightclub.
pat and several other memphis rappers sell out TN and mississippi clubs all the damn time. they do shows all over the south and mid west. u need to be put in an old folks home.
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Project Pat had his own lane but that lane was on FIRE in the early 2000s. KRS is a legend who deserves the upmost respect. The problem with KRS and mist dudes from his era is that he got caught up in that old school east coast still stuck in the 70s ? and hung around too long and came off like a hater. They both had their era but KRS stuck around too long abd ended up getting crushed by a lame like nelly. ? was sad. Kinda like watching Ali getting destroyed by Larry Holmes. You got to respect KRS for being a cornerstone on which the game is built but you also have to respect PP b/c he dominated his lane in his era
Project Pat at his peak was nowhere near as influential as KRS One at his peak.
KRS lost a lot of points by not sitting his old ass down. anytime you get crushed by nelly ur stock will fall and fall drastically. pride comes before the fall -
The problem is that no one ever big Project Pat up as the GOAT in hip hop like Krs One fans, so when you hear Krs One then you are expecting this GOAT hype & it doesn't glow when I listen to him. That's why he suffered the backlash. That's like saying Eddie Jones is one of the GOAT shooting guards but most of his counterparts were better than him in the 90s
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Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »what the hell is a remedial rap lane? not rapping about the solar system or unrealistic lines like rockin nose bones thru faces?
ah well, pat had bangers that people from the struggle and street ? related to, ion mind being the only one who thought the flows were dope lolhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY9jrMB1X-ghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65OQ_HTriXw
Look ? his rhymes was simple period. He did got a country le joints I liek besides that trash far as solo goes. Funny thing he would always shine on features for others
what???
anyway, i never said dude was the most lyrical. just seem like yall call anything that aint rappity rap to try to sound smart "remedial". when i think remedial i think that 50 tyson ? . -
Project Pat - ? Got Me ? Up:So whats his big song that he's known for?
http://youtu.be/JFQonbEGomc
Project Pat - You Know the Biss:
http://youtu.be/Jifl--MgWrU
Project Pat - Blunt to my lips:
http://youtu.be/MIW2H-wgC54
Got many more.. These are the songs where he describe himself -
project pat had his own style and flow and that worked for him. no one will ever confuse him with 3k or rakim but his flow was dope for him.
what i dont understand is ppl can talk down on project pat but then turn around and tell me how dope banks, yayo, mase and cameron are. if you are talking about a remedial ass flow nobody is worse than cameron or yayo. PP had a bounce to his flow but those other guys are just trash. i dont see how you can like one but hate the other. -
Only lame ? hate on Project Pat
