Tech N9ne Twisted Tribute
- Thread starter BigRawb
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This is complete speculation:
The way that the cd flows up to that point doesn't lend itself to having his son on the track. It's an artist. Probably a regionally well-known artist. But I doubt it's his boy. Those tracks are ferocious up to that point on the cd. There's a fifty/fifty chance that I'm wrong, but I'm thinking less of it being his baby boy and more toward an adult performer.
The way that the cd flows up to that point doesn't lend itself to having his son on the track. It's an artist. Probably a regionally well-known artist. But I doubt it's his boy. Those tracks are ferocious up to that point on the cd. There's a fifty/fifty chance that I'm wrong, but I'm thinking less of it being his baby boy and more toward an adult performer.
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Germaine Williams was born in Jamaica in 1974.[1][2]The family moved frequently, living in The Bronx, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Miami, and Montreal[4] due to his mother's career requiring constant relocation.[1] His stage name is derived from the marijuana plant, cannabis, because he likes to think of his lyrics as "activating the mind" in the way the plant does.[6]
Germaine Williams was born in Jamaica in 1974.[1][2]The family moved frequently, living in The Bronx, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Miami, and Montreal[4] due to his mother's career requiring constant relocation.[1] His stage name is derived from the marijuana plant, cannabis, because he likes to think of his lyrics as "activating the mind" in the way the plant does.[6]
Well I must say that I am rather salted. I only got to see Tech a third time after paying $20 and didn't get to learn anything about the killer cd. So you obviously have more connections to Tech than me L.D.S. and nobody considers you a nut rider. I appreciated how you talked about more black fans realizing Tech in your thread, cause thats real shit. I did not intend to make this into a trash talking thread but I know I was too defensive and went too far and got egged on into shit way too easily and my boys were disappointed in me. I realize now I was way fanatical about Tech and should have just accepted the fact that I was drizzed out of my mind since I waited by a white storage truck for way too long for nothing. I should have been cool wit the fact that my video was pretty much a joke since Twisted is not as serious/hardcore a song like other songs off Anghellic plus I was screaming at Tech instead of singing and on one knee doing spontaneous gesticulations. Well like BigRawb said, I don't really care what anybody thinks cause it was ill for my first show and I got to meet Tech. Well I am going to write up this Message From The White Man song and recite it to Tech at the next show. The title sounds like a joke but the song is pretty deep believe it or not. It is written from the perspective of white fans. I have been cautious to make sure the song cannot be taken as racist in any way whatsoever. If anybody has any suggestions for what I should write about in the song let me know. If anybody is interested in helping me come up with a beat for the song I would appreciate that also. Peace.
