Tech N9ne is a member of The Regime, a large collective of MCs including Yukmouth, Dru Down, Gonzoe, Tha Realest and Messy Marv among various others. Additionally, he saw glimpses of success as a member of the 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians - also a Kansas City-based group - with their single "Let's Get Fucked Up". However, the group disbanded when they were dropped from their label, Perspective Records. In 1999, Tech N9ne was included on the track (and accompanying video) "The Anthem" from Sway & King Tech, two radio personalities based in California.Įarly in his career, Tech N9ne was a member of a group called "NNUTT HOWZE", which he pays tribute to in many of his lyrics by saying "Six, six, triple eight, forty six, ninety nine, three" (6688846993), which spells out NNUTT HOWZE on the touch pad numbers of a telephone.
Tech N9ne is known for his wide range of collaborations with other well-known artists. Tech, Hood and Browne spoke about the video “ Fragile” on Thursday’s morning show, which you can watch in the video below.Aaron Dontez Yates Aka Keiran Nicholas (born MaKansas City, Missouri), better known by his stage name Tech N9ne, is an American rapper. People who show compassion for these people that are getting picked on.”įOX 4 photojournalist Jon Haiduk talked to Tech about his latest project, which you can see in the video at the top of the page. “I think that the whole bullying thing, everybody knows is wrong,” Tech said. “Some kids aren’t going to get the message immediately but if you talk about it they would get it,” said Browne. “And the other kids bully him and don’t really understand. “My character is a new kid to a town who plays an instrument, ” said Matt Rood. Salena Browne and Matt Rood starred in the music video. And it was like picking on me for no reason. They thought I was lip-synching or something like that and I am totally 1000 when it comes to a live show.
“After I did a show, somewhere in L.A., somebody said something that wasn’t true about my show.
“It came about because somebody was picking on me from L.A. Tech told FOX 4 about the experience that prompted him to write the song.
“Music is a way to reach a lot of people and I thought this would be a wonderful way to address bullies,” Tech said. The video to that song was shot entirely in Kansas City and sends a powerful message about bullying. The new hit song ‘Fragile’ by Kansas City rapper Tech N9ne was most recently listed #34 in the Top 40. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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