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Walkin' Bank Roll (Parental Advisory),Project Pat

- Walkin' Bank Roll (Parental Advisory)
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Project Pat
Released 2007

On Da Porch (Skit)
00:33
7,247 plays

Hit It (Skit)
00:44
6,695 plays

Outro
02:59
5,085 plays

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songs

- 1
- On Da Porch (Skit)
- 00:33
- 7,247 plays

- 2
- Rubberband Me
- 03:08
- 25,797 plays

- 3
- Don't Call Me No Mo
- 04:00
- 26,533 plays

- 4
- Talkin' Smart
- 03:02
- 20,009 plays

- 5
- Hate My Swag
- 03:21
- 15,264 plays

- 6
- Powder
- 03:25
- 23,455 plays

- 7
- Motivated
- 03:42
- 15,184 plays

- 8
- Wagon Wheels
- 02:46
- 10,929 plays

- 9
- Hit It (Skit)
- 00:44
- 6,695 plays

- 10
- Hit It
- 03:01
- 11,931 plays

- 11
- Finna Start Robbin
- 03:07
- 13,403 plays

- 12
- See You Fall
- 03:38
- 12,009 plays

- 13
- Good Weed
- 03:17
- 17,827 plays

- 14
- See Me
- 03:31
- 13,228 plays

- 15
- Bull Frog Yay
- 03:56
- 11,262 plays

- 16
- Ready For Whateva
- 03:05
- 10,468 plays

- 17
- Outro
- 02:59
- 5,085 plays

album review

Project Pat's Walkin' Bank Roll was released less than a year after his 2006 effort, Crook by da Book, but some major events occurred in that time. First, he starred alongside his Three 6 Mafia in the MTV reality television show Adventures in Hollyhood. Second of all, and more importantly, he left Sony Records after eight years on the label and switched to Koch. The indie label took advantage of his MTV exposure, promoted his single "Don't Call Me No Mo" to the point that it seemed inescapable, and in turn sold a goofy amount of ringtones. The song's "Don't call me no mo/And don't text me no mo" laid over a hard, infectious beat is classic Three 6 Mafia, who get the executive producer credit on the album. "Rubberband Me" -- as in "I'm a walkin' bank roll/You can rubberband me" -- is likewise Three 6-ish, but with track after track taking a clever phrase and beating it to death on the chorus, there's little of that Project Pat magic that made Ghetty Green so hood, so vital. With so many club tracks he's left with little room to offer something substantial, and the whole thing becomes overwhelming right about the tenth time "Wagon Wheels" offers "I'm rollin', rollin'/On these wagon wheels." Taken in small bites and singles the album fares much better, with a little sweet relief offered by the more serious numbers "Motivated" and "See You Fall." It's no big surprise that Three 6 and Pat were in a hurry to strike while things were hot, but as big as the singles and club bangers are, the album as a whole isn't up to their usual standards. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide