Patron
Lee Carr Ft Yung Joc Lyrics


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[Yung Joc]
(Ohhh!) Uh-huh (Shit! What up Chino Dolla?)
New Joc City (Here it is)
But right now, you 'bout to witness a nigga gone off that Patron
(Heh-heh, aight) I'm talking 'bout seven shots up
Y'knahmtalkinbout? (Seven shots? Woooo-ooh, shit!)
(Boyz N Da Hood) The next round on you nigga, ha ha
Now what I want y'all to do (What'chu want me to do nigga?)
Take that shit to the motherfucking head, to the flo' nigga
Let's go

[Chorus]
I just bought a zone, J's on my feet
I'm on that Patron, so get like me
I just bought a zone, J's on my feet
I'm on that Patron, so get like me
Er-ery'body love me, I'm so fly
Niggaz throw the deuces ery'time I ride by
Er-ery'body love me, I'm so fly
Niggaz throw the deuces ery'time I ride by

[Verse One]
C'mon me tell me what it do, I do it for the A
When the top drop, rock the platinum Cartier
Got that Microsoft so they call me Bill Gates
Ice links 'round my neck looking like I build gates
I'm Mr. Amoco, yeah I got the pumps
Pockets on swoll looking like they got the mumps
I'm 'bout my change, gotta get the riches
From the look of thangs y'all getting JC Penney's
Pass that Patron, the lime's right thurr
Rock with it, lean with it, in my Nike Urr
Wink my eye at your bitch, now she wishing she could touch
See the J's on my feet, and she love the diamond cuts
Fresh to death, everyday like I jumped up out a caskets
Ask Chino Dolla 'bout that dope boy magic
Connected like apartments, keep one in the cartridge
Chevy seats ostrich, name in the carpet

[Chorus]

[Verse Two]
I mix Patron and Everglow, I call it anti-freeze
Take one sip her drawers fall to her knees
Mister V.I.P., get it like me
Ice piece on my wife beat I call it Ice-T
Kush by the seven, I call it Mike Vick
She call me officer I hit her with my nightstick
My swag so mean need anger management
You call it what you want I'm on some ol' eleven shit
These niggaz wanna hate, God dammit we can handle it
Mad cause I got juice, call me Tropicana bitch
Joc feel good. Joc buy the bar
Catch me in the hood pimp, rolling on a 'gar
I plead to the judge I'm guilty of the charge
I'ma ballaholic, can't help it I'ma star
You see the yellow ice, you holla oh my God
Trying to guess the price, ehh about thirty large

[Chorus]

[Verse Three]
Ery'body wanna know, how I do my thang
Yeah I get money and I let my nuts hang
Pull up to curb, cut it to the left
My rims sitting tall 'til I dim the knee steps
I just see what I want, then I go get it
The apple jelly Chevy with the peanut butter in it
So don't get mad, pimp keep it cool
I hang with them goons and the boys keep them tools
I hustle all day, that's just how I live
Stack them big faces, give the strippers dollar bills
Check the dictionary for a P.I.M.P.
And when you look it up, potnah tell me who ya see
Young J-O-C, yeah that's me
Twenty-eight G's, on my feet twenty-three's

[Chorus]

[Outro]
I'm on that Patron, so gone that Patron
So gone that Patron, so get like me
So gone that Patron, so gone that Patron
So gone that Patron, so get like me




Get like me, get like me
So gone that Patron, so get like me

Overall Meaning

The song "Patron" by Lee Carr featuring Yung Joc is a rap song that talks about the lifestyle that they have due to them being successful in the music industry. The meaning of this song is to party and have a good time while reminiscing about how wealthy and successful they are. The lyrics in this song are primarily related to the patron, which is a brand of tequila that they claim to enjoy drinking, and they are encouraging their listeners to join them in indulging themselves. They also mention their expensive possessions such as their shoes, jewelry, and cars, as well as how much money they have in comparison to others, which they depict as breadcrumbs by comparing it to JC Penney. Throughout the song, they brag about their luxurious lifestyle, which may inspire some listeners, but it also showcases the downside of the rap industry, which can be seen as promoting reckless behavior.


In general, the song's message is to live lavishly, have fun, and indulge yourself. The lyrics contain many interesting features like wordplay and punches, mostly done by Yung Joc. He talks about his success, his lavish lifestyle, and his liquor, with Lee Carr outlining his status symbol items. While the song is not narrating any specific story, it is outlining the good life of a rapper.


Line by Line Meaning

(Ohhh!) Uh-huh (Shit! What up Chino Dolla?)
Yung Joc greets Chino Dolla and begins the song with a grunt followed by an enthusiastic response from Chino


New Joc City (Here it is)
An allusion to his debut album, New Joc City, which he follows up by saying 'Here It Is'


But right now, you 'bout to witness a nigga gone off that Patron
Yung Joc is currently intoxicated with patron and the listeners are about to witness what happens when he's under the influence


(Heh-heh, aight) I'm talking 'bout seven shots up
Joc clarifies that he's talking about consuming seven shots of Patron


Y'knahmtalkinbout? (Seven shots? Woooo-ooh, shit!)
Joc repeats himself, asking if the listeners know what he's talking about and then reacts to the thought of drinking seven shots with excitement


(Boyz N Da Hood) The next round on you nigga, ha ha
A reference to Joc's former group, Boyz N Da Hood, and he playfully tells the listeners they're buying the next round


Take that shit to the motherfucking head, to the flo' nigga
Joc tells the audience to take the shot and chug it down immediately with enthusiasm


I just bought a zone, J's on my feet I'm on that Patron, so get like me Er-ery'body love me, I'm so fly Niggaz throw the deuces ery'time I ride by
Joc boasts about his lavish lifestyle, owning a quarter-pound of marijuana, wearing expensive Jordans, being drunk off Patron and catching people's attention as he drives by with his car


C'mon me tell me what it do, I do it for the A When the top drop, rock the platinum Cartier Got that Microsoft so they call me Bill Gates Ice links 'round my neck looking like I build gates
Joc raps about his hometown Atlanta (the A), flaunts his jewelry (including a platinum Cartier watch and diamond necklaces), and compares himself to Microsoft's Bill Gates


I'm Mr. Amoco, yeah I got the pumps Pockets on swoll looking like they got the mumps I'm 'bout my change, gotta get the riches From the look of thangs y'all getting JC Penney's
Joc compares himself to a gas station (Amoco) and boasts about having a lot of money while insinuating that others don't. He also takes a shot at those he thinks are less wealthy


Pass that Patron, the lime's right thurr Rock with it, lean with it, in my Nike Urr Wink my eye at your bitch, now she wishing she could touch See the J's on my feet, and she love the diamond cuts Fresh to death, everyday like I jumped up out a casket Ask Chino Dolla 'bout that dope boy magic
Joc invites someone to pass him the Patron with the lime, and then goes on to show off his dance moves in his Nike sneakers, while turning on someone's girlfriend with his Jordans


Connected like apartments, keep one in the cartridge Chevy seats ostrich, name in the carpet
Joc boasts about connections and insinuates he's always armed with a gun. He then flexes his car's interior design, including the ostrich seats with his name on the carpet


I mix Patron and Everglow, I call it anti-freeze Take one sip her drawers fall to her knees Mister V.I.P., get it like me Ice piece on my wife beat I call it Ice-T
Joc combines Patron and Everclear, nicknames it anti-freeze, and claims it's powerful enough to make a woman fall to her knees. Joc also uses the opportunity to flaunt his V.I.P. status along with his wifebeater and diamond jewelry


Kush by the seven, I call it Mike Vick She call me officer I hit her with my nightstick My swag so mean need anger management You call it what you want I'm on some ol' eleven shit
Joc compares his weed to NFL quarterback Michael Vick and boasts about his sexual prowess with women. He also refers to his aggressive personality by saying he needs 'anger management'


These niggaz wanna hate, God dammit we can handle it Mad cause I got juice, call me Tropicana bitch Joc feel good. Joc buy the bar Catch me in the hood pimp, rolling on a 'gar
Joc acknowledges that people may be envious of him, but declares he can handle the hate and continues to refer to himself as 'Joc'. He even tells people to call him 'Tropicana' because his 'juice' is just as sweet. He then moves on to say he 'feels good' and even buys the entire bar for everyone. Joc ends the section with a reference to his love for motorcycles


I plead to the judge I'm guilty of the charge I'ma ballaholic, can't help it I'ma star You see the yellow ice, you holla oh my God Trying to guess the price, ehh about thirty large
Joc refers to his love of being rich and famous and likens it to being addicted to a drug. He also proudly shows off his fancy yellow diamond chain and guesses it costs around $30,000


Ery'body wanna know, how I do my thang Yeah I get money and I let my nuts hang Pull up to curb, cut it to the left My rims sitting tall 'til I dim the knee steps
Joc states that everyone wants to know how he does what he does, and then uses crude language to refer to his ability to make bold moves. He then brags about his custom car rims


I just see what I want, then I go get it The apple jelly Chevy with the peanut butter in it So don't get mad, pimp keep it cool I hang with them goons and the boys keep them tools
Joc claims to be a man of action who sees what he wants and makes it happen. He then boasts about his car's paint job and makes a reference to his lifestyle as a pimp. He ends the song by saying he hangs with 'goons' who are always armed


I'm on that Patron, so gone that Patron So gone that Patron, so get like me So gone that Patron, so gone that Patron Get like me, get like me
Joc reminds everyone he is still drunk on Patron and encourages them to follow in his footsteps by getting similarly intoxicated




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