Eminem laid his bars on “Speedom” from Tech’s “Worldwide Choppers 2”, while Tech N9ne contributed to “Beast Southpaw Remix)” with Busta Rhymes and KXNG Crooked.įor Tech N9ne to get features from the best and the most famous is not a matter of money, but, as he said, love, respect and recognition of his talent.

The thing that blows my mind that everything I’ve done, from Kendrick to Eminem, from everyone I just named - I didn’t have to pay for none of these features. Serj Tankian of System of a Down, me and Jonathan Davis of Korn, me and The Doors, the remaining members of The Doors. Me and Snoop, me and E-40… It just goes on forever. With all my idols like Ice Cube, Brother J from X Clan. My friend on a higher-up would make it happen for me. Marsha Ambrosius from Floetry - I’ve always been a fan and finally was able to get a song with her, produced by Kon-Artist.

On the metal side, I’ve done stuff with Corey Taylor of Slipknot. I always wanted to work with Eminem, and I did a big one called “Speedom” with Em and Krizz Kaliko, finally after ten years. I have so many! I’ve done a big one with Roger Troutman, he came to Kansas City to do this for me. Meanwhile, the list of people Tech has had collaborated with is more than impressive and covers stars of all genres: Tech N9ne had a long conversation on HipHopDX “Hack3d” show and revealed that his collaborations with the top tier mainstream artists have never cost him a dime. The fiercely independent chopper confirms that you cannot put a price tag on a feature from Eminem just like you cannot put a price tag on respect.

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