Pakelika

Representing the Kottonmouth Kings, Pak is known as the undefeated, undisputed heavyweight pot smoking champion of the world with the only goal in life which is to be himself. He's one tall toker that comes with the over equipped package. His age is undectectable, and his eyes are constantly bloodshot. Through out the years Pakelika has done many things... But he is most famous for his dancing. Pak has helped to develop and create a new form of dancing called "Hydro-Mechanix" with 20 years or more of experience. Hydro-Mechanix Began forming in 1979. A "poppin" based art form in the realm of dance, which has absolutely no boundaries... And is not limited to any particular music. In fact, its actually a music in itself. Rhythm is the Key... Everything has rhythm... Everyone has rhythm... Most just have a false belief they don't. Pakelika not only works with the Kottonmouth Kings, he has recently released his first full length solo project in association with DJ Bobby B. The album is entitled "Pakelika Presents: Another Cult Classic." The album was categorized as Progressive rap and spoken word, with a fast variety of styles and concepts. With no focus on the mainstream, Pakelika releases this one for the underground. The album features 16 tracks... 11 new, 3 previously released, and 2 off the legendary "Dis-Function" CD. All the songs are produced by DJ Bobby B, except for 1, 10, and the + song which are produced by Free "Papilan" Crawford. Lyrics in Language is not a luxury but a lesson...listen...learn...and live life. August 11th Pakelika succumbed to cardiac arrest during an asthma attack. Patrick fought asthma for over many years successfully. There was no way that Pakelika could have foreseen the severity of his last seizure. On the way to the Hospital, EMT’s and hospital staff tried to revive him the five times he flat-lined. PAKELIKA was on Life Support until Saturday afternoon at PROVIDENCE ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL in Burbank. HE PEACEFULLY PASSED SURROUNDED BY FRIENDS AND FAMILY. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.