In Kansas City, we got together in a dirty studio. Before Tupac back when I was a kid, Zapp and Roger were what I was bumping! The next would be working with Roger Troutman on my first major album Anghellic on a song called ‘Twisted’. TN: In my whole career, I would say the late great Roger Troutman - the guy who sang the 'California, knows how to party' way back in Tupac's’ ‘California Love’. What would be your most memorable collab so far throughout your entire career? Honourable mentions would go to Kendrick Lamar, J.Cole, Pharoahe Monche, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, and of course Big L. I also went to a Biggie show and I was around when he released ‘Juicy’. I’m also a different age bracket you know there’s a good chance I’ll say Tupac ‘cause I even did a song with him. You know, number five has to be me right, but number four’s gotta be Nas. Of course, everyone’s gonna have Tupac and Biggie, but Eminem would be number three. TN: Tech N9ne, Tech N9ne, Tech N9ne, Tech N9ne, Tech N9ne hahah - nah I’m just joking! That’s hard for me, as I love so many types of music. Straight up, who are your top 5 dead or alive? After getting over my star-struck mindset and telling him about how my friends and I constantly bumped his music in high school, we finally got to the questions:
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