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Patrick Rasheed Houston (stage name Project Pat born in c. 1972) is a rapper from Memphis, Tennessee. The older brother of rapper/producer Juicy J of Memphis rap collective Three 6 Mafia, he is a member of the Hypnotize Camp Posse. His stage name is likely a reference to Memphis' Cypress Gardens Projects. Houston served a four year prison sentence for possession of a firearm while on parole.Project Pat claims that the fact that the court which sentenced him to four years in prison was composed entirely of Caucasians and that his music was used as evidence against him led to him receiving an unfair trial. Hypnotize Minds released a mixtape named "Mix Tape: The Appeal" to promote such claims. Houston was released on July 27, 2005.Project Pat resides in Cordova (a newly annexed neighborhood of Memphis) with his wife, Andrea and their two children.Of the many hardcore rappers to emerge from Memphis during the late '90s, Project Pat certainly stood above his peers. His affiliation with the Three 6 Mafia collective introduced him to many listeners, especially after he guested on the group's hit song "Sippin' on Some Syrup" in 2000. Yet Project Pat (born Patrick Houston, brother to Three 6 Mafia founder Juicy J) made his mark on much of America with a hit song of his own a year later, "Chickenhead." The song -- which features production by Juicy J and DJ Paul along with vocals by La Chat -- became a Dirty South anthem in 2001 and propelled Pat's third album, Mista Don't Play: Everythangs Workin, into the Top Five, an amazing feat for such an underground artist.Rap music had long been a part of Pat's life before he soared to national fame in the early 2000s. His brother, Juicy J, co-founded influential Memphis rap group Three 6 Mafia during the early '90s. Though never an official member of the group, Pat affiliated himself with the Mafia, appearing on such albums as Crazyndalazdayz (1998) and Indo G's Angel Dust (1998). A year later, Pat recorded a solo album of his own for Hypnotize Minds/Loud, Ghetty Green. Though the solo debut didn't propel Pat to superstar status, it did establish him within the growing Dirty South scene, and his follow-up album, Murderers & Robbers (2000), did much the same; though this second album was independently released rather than through Loud.Next came Pat's high-profile appearance on Three 6 Mafia's "Sippin' on Some Syrup," and when that song became a huge hit, the stage was set for one of his own. That hit would be "Chickenhead," a song also featuring La Chat, the successor to Gangsta Boo's position as the token female member of Three 6 Mafia. The song pitted the two against one another in typical Dirty South style: La Chat talking badly about Pat, him calling her a "chickenhead." Such indigenous slang had long been a staple of the Memphis scene, yet "Chickenhead" became an unprecedented success, extending its reach far beyond the South and taking its vernacular with it
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