We're equal MCs, and it's wonderful to hear us all on the CD, but all the fans want to know is "Oh, Tech murdered everybody." And it is cool, but I'm not doin' it for that. When they hear me and Twista on something, me and Yelawolf, they wanna say who did the best. If I feel like I'm right there, I'll say, "Let's do it, let's collab together." The fans just wanna hear it to see who do the best. They say, "When you gonna get Em on a song?" I say, "I don't know, whenever the beats tell me to." I'm not tryna just get people on songs to get their fans, or get recognition or "Oh, I got a song with Eminem, now I'm there." No, mothaf-a! It's because of rhyme skill. The beats say, "OK, this is Eminem." That happens every once in a while, doesn't happen all of the time. Let's just do us and create our own world." And that's why. They know it stands for somethin' beautiful, like, "F- the world. That's what bled over to Tech N9ne, you know what I'm sizzlin'? We still wear the scrubs in honor of Nnutthowze and Brian Dennis, and Krizz Kaliko and Kutt Calhoun don't mind wearin' it with me even though they wasn't part of it back then.
Not tryna be beautiful, just express ourselves and not givin' a f- what people think about us. They want you to change it." Our thing in Nnutthowze was like, we'd wear our hair any way, we'd wear scrubs and s. They was like, "Man, your name is Tech N9ne. It went sour, so I came back home after it didn't work. The Nnutthowze was after I came here in '93, and got a major deal with Perspective Records, with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. It was DJ Icy Rock, my deceased friend Brian Dennis, the mastermind behind it, and a host of other cats. Nnutthowze was a group I was in back when I was like 18, 19 maybe.
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