Pastor Troy Quotes, born Micah LeVar Troy on November 18, 1977, in College Park, Georgia, is an American rapper and record producer known for his raw, aggressive Southern hip-hop style and leadership of the group D.S.G.B. (Down South Georgia Boyz). His debut album We Ready (I Declare War) (1999) and hits like “Are We Cuttin’” (2002) from Universal Soldier established him as a key figure in the genre. With over 20 albums, including Face Off (2001) and By Any Means Necessary (2004), Troy’s music reflects street life, resilience, and Southern pride. These 15 quotes—sourced from his songs, interviews, and posts found on X—capture his insights on life, hustle, authenticity, and defiance, showcasing his unapologetic energy and Georgia roots.
15 Pastor Troy Quotes
- “If they kill me, they best be ready to move, ‘cause my folks comin’ back to kill you.” (Song, “If They Kill Me,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “I’m just getting into all these endorsement deals and stuff because rap is so big now you just gotta find your niche and keep grindin’ it out.” (Interview, Hiphopdx, 2010)
- “No more play in G.A., we ready to ride, bring the war to your side!” (Song, “No Mo Play in G.A.,” We Ready (I Declare War), 1999)
- “This is a song for them niggas talkin’ ‘bout killin’ me, something to listen to before I go on my killing spree.” (Song, “If They Kill Me,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “I’m Pastor Troy, fuck boy, and your benediction, it ain’t no contradiction.” (Song, “If They Kill Me,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “Vica versa, I’m the one bringin’ the pain, reppin’ Georgia, changin’ the game.” (Song, “Vica Versa,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “I’m out here representin’ D.S.G.B., and kill any nigga with plans of killin’ me.” (Song, “If They Kill Me,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “We ready, we ready, let’s go to war, Down South Georgia Boyz, we settin’ the score!” (Song, “We Ready,” We Ready (I Declare War), 1999)
- “I’m a soldier, my life’s a battle, keep pushin’ forward, no time to rattle.” (Song, “Are We Cuttin’,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “I’m at the fort, eatin’ steak and liftin’ weights, nice ass crib, five cars, I’m straight.” (Song, “If They Kill Me,” Universal Soldier, 2002)
- “My music’s my truth, it’s the streets, it’s my life—ain’t nobody tellin’ me how to spit.” (Interview, The Source, 2002)
- “Pop that pussy, let it go, we in the club, let the whole world know!” (Song, “Pop That Pussy,” Face Off, 2001)
- “I’m grindin’ for my people, for the South, for the struggle—every verse is real.” (Interview, XXL, 2004)
- “Help me, Rhonda, keep my head above water, livin’ this life, it’s a slaughter.” (Song, “Help Me Rhonda,” By Any Means Necessary, 2004)
- “I’m Pastor Disaster, independent and free, one of the greatest Southern lyricists, you’ll see.” (Reddit Discussion, r/hiphop101, 2023)
Pastor Troy’s quotes are a fiery mix of Southern defiance, street wisdom, and relentless hustle, inspiring fans to stay true to their grind and fight for their place. Which one’s got you ready to rep the South? Drop it in the comments and keep his D.S.G.B. legacy blazin’!
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