Juicy J Gives Project Pat His Flowers Ahead Of Joint Album
Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia has all of the flowers for his longtime collaborator (and older brother), Project Pat, forward of the pair’s joint album, THEM GOATS.
Taking to X on Tuesday (August 13), Juicy had excessive reward for Pat, saying he doesn’t get sufficient credit score within the recreation.
“I’m sitting hear listening to me & @ProjectPatHcp album THEM GOATS mane,” he wrote. “don’t yall know Pat is the greatest he don’t get the shine he deserve but we all love his flow & the good person he is for helping out the jail inmates find god.”
No launch date has been set for the hassle, however Juicy beforehand promised it could arrive a while in 2024.
I’m sitting hear listening to me & @ProjectPatHcp album “THEM GOATS” mane do not yall know Pat is the best he do not get the shine he deserve however all of us love his stream & the great particular person he’s for serving to out the jail inmates discover god
— juicy j (@therealjuicyj) August 14, 2024
In 2023, Juicy J revealed that he had a number of tasks on the way in which within the coming 12 months.
“I got about 7 albums I’m dropping 2024 I never worked this hard in my life,” he wrote on X. “after this I’m gonna buy a house on the beach let my hair grow all the way out & become a full time hippie ya dig?”
The Memphis legend appears to have been impressed to take issues into his personal palms after he expressed considerations concerning the present state of rap music, saying that he desires to carry his friends collectively and speak technique.
In October, he took to Instagram with a P.S.A. during which he mentioned what he known as Hip Hop’s “40 percent decline” in 2023 and what may very well be completed to bounce again from it.
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“I know a lot of people don’t want to hear this but I’m being real,” he started. “Rap music is down 40 percent this year. I’ma say it again. Rap music is down 40 percent. Check the charts, check the math.
“I don’t make the rules. I do not make the rules. It’s down 40 percent. What are we as rappers, producers, composers, etc, gonna do about this shit? ‘Cause it’s down 40 percent this year. Check the charts! Do your research. This is a fact.”
“Let’s have a conversation!” Juicy continued. “What are we gonna do? As rappers, producers, composers, songwriters, engineers – what are we gon’ do, man? Rap is down 40 percent, man. We gotta figure some shit out. We gotta sit down and talk. Let’s have a meeting. Let’s meet up somewhere … Let’s talk about this shit, how we can turn this shit around.
“Because this is how we eat … Rappers – we make money off rap, shows, publishing. Aight? This is how we make money. This is how we eat. This is how we take care of our families. It’s down fucking 40 percent, n-gga. Real shit. But I’m willing and I hope you willing to figure out something to keep this muthafuckin’ money train running.”
