Then, what do you know? Last act of the night is Machine Gun Kelly. So I came out to do "Am I A Psycho," I came out last song of the set, I did it, and it was wonderful. I was the special guest because I'm way past freshmen.
I was like, 'We're on the same tour and I didn't know you were gonna be there!' Then I did this thing the same night, the XXL Freshmen show, for Hopsin. It's me, Mac Miller, Ghostface Killah, Fat Joe, Childish Gambino, Kat Gram, and Machine Gun Kelly was there. I was just doing this thing for MTV called Hip Hop Squares, this Hollywood Squares type thing on MTV2 with hip-hop artists. Machine Gun Kelly seems to be everywhere right now. Stevie Stone is just murderous on stage, so is Prozak with all the rock energy he brings, Krizz, Mayday.just takes it somewhere else. Machine Gun Kelly goes so well with the fans, they love him. Up on the Sun: How has the tour been going so far? Tech N9ne is scheduled to perform with Machine Gun Kelly, Krizz Kaliko, Mayday!, Prozak, and Stevie Stone, at Celebrity Theatre on Saturday, April 14. Tech was happy to discuss his vintage influences, his tour with Machine Gun Kelly, and how his controversial name has impacted his career. This year, he's collaborated with surviving members of the The Doors, his longtime heroes, and he's scheduled to appear on DMX's upcoming Undisputed (its release has been pushed back to June 26, 2012). Last year he collaborated with E-40, Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, T-Pain, and more, adding his hyper-fast flow and off-kilter persona to tracks. "How many black dudes do you see painting their faces and coming out with bishop robes on the stage?" he asks me, speaking from his tour bus "somewhere in New Mexico." He's taken a strange, twisted path every since emerging from the KC underground in the '90s, and has been slowly and steadily building his reputation with his own label, Strange Music since the late '90s. Aaron Dontez Yates, better known to the world as Tech N9ne, is not a big fan of the typical.
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