PATE

Infused with hardball honesty and explicit story telling, Pate-O merges big ideas with incidental moments. As an up and coming rap artist in the underground and commercial song world, he is well known for his passionate, yet literate character sketches that strike at the heart of the human condition. His latest album debut, BAD CASE OF CARNAGE, featuring Massacre 54, Uncensored, D-Nyce and Young Wayne hold twenty five new tracks including a remix and a couple new freestyle from a most recent writing treasure. Pate-Os expanding audience has grown even greater since the live performances of the tracks We are Truspittazzs and his solo piece Hazard to ya Health has been chosen by the masses, as the straight up in your face no questions asked songs of the 2002 summer, which sold more than 2,500 copies locally.
Pate-Os lyrical wit and charm was formed in the always-active streets of West Philly. His journey through lifes thick walls has motivated him to overcome the harsh, draining feeling of the streets and become a true lyrical entity in the song making and rap industry. Pate-Os background has greatly influenced a perception of the modern world in which can only be understood through his explicit lyrical content.
P.A. as he is also known as, definitely displays a unique talent for performing, and is a generous caretaker of the growing audiences he never fails to appreciate. In addition to his professionalism and straight forward attitude, Pate-O possesses the uncanny ability to reach people in ways that meaningfully affect their lives. This is true artistry!
His inspiration and entertainment career began not to long ago and already he is being noticed when performing at High School talent shows, artist showcases, college basketball games and homecoming events in and around the Philadelphia and Western Pennsylvania area. Though very humble he strongly prides him self on being able to address any issue through his lyrics at a snap of a finger.
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