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Project Pat On Why New York Hip Hop Fell off & Why The South Will Keep It Forever
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Project Pat stopped by The Hip Hop Uncensored podcast in order to talk about New York's loss of control over Hip Hop and why the South will continue to run Hip Hop Forever. Project Pat started his career on Juicy J's early releases alongside DJ Paul in early 1990s. After spending several years behind bars for robbery and then disappearing from recording, Project Pat reemerged with his solo album Ghetty Green on his brother's Hypnotize Minds record label in 1999. He was an associate member of Juicy's Three 6 Mafia group. His first mainstream recognition came in 2000 when he performed the hook for the hit song "Sippin' on Some Syrup".
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