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Born and raised in UsefulNotes/KansasCity, Yates came up in HipHop in The90s, though mainstream success eluded him through most of his career. As a member of the 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians, he saw some success with their single "Let's Get Fucked Up", and signed with Perspective Records in 1993 as a member of Nnutthowze, though they'd break up after the label dropped them. In 1997, Tech N9ne joined Yukmouth's group The Regime, and had a solo song on the soundtrack of the movie ''Film/GangRelated'', which starred Creator/JamesBelushi and Music/TupacShakur. In 1999, Tech N9ne had his biggest break up to that point, when he appeared alongside [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/{{Eminem}}, Xzibit, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, and Kool G. Rap on Sway & King Tech's "The Anthem", and later that year, Tech N9ne formed his own label, Strange Music, named after the song "People Are Strange" by his favorite band, Music/TheDoors.
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Born and raised in UsefulNotes/KansasCity, Yates came up in HipHop in The90s, though mainstream success eluded him through most of his career. As a member of the 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians, he saw some success with their single "Let's Get Fucked Up", and signed with Perspective Records in 1993 as a member of Nnutthowze, though they'd break up after the label dropped them. In 1997, Tech N9ne joined Yukmouth's group The Regime, and had a solo song on the soundtrack of the movie ''Film/GangRelated'', which starred Creator/JamesBelushi and Music/TupacShakur. In 1999, Tech N9ne had his biggest break up to that point, when he appeared alongside [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/{{Eminem}}, Xzibit, Music/{{Xzibit}}, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, and Kool G. Rap on Sway & King Tech's "The Anthem", and later that year, Tech N9ne formed his own label, Strange Music, named after the song "People Are Strange" by his favorite band, Music/TheDoors.
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* NiceGuy: Very loving, caring and extremely humble.
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* AllMenArePerverts: ''Anghellic'' alludes to Tech's lustful side, not Satanism.
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* BoastfulRap: "Worldwide Choppers"
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* CoolCar: The [=McLaren=] Senna he's filling up with gas in the ''[[https://images.app.goo.gl/G3dkqwvjMydWbWgW7 ASIN9NE]]'' cover.
* DarkerAndEdgier: ''K.O.D.'', at least compared to the two albums he released before it. The darker tone was due to his mother's illness. She got better after the album was finished, so the follow-ups were lighter.
* DarkestAfrica:
-->Unga bunga bunga, ingda bing da binga bunga
-->[[IntercourseWithYou It's fun ta hunt the cunt ta ding the dink ta feed muh hunga]]
* DarkerAndEdgier: ''K.O.D.'', at least compared to the two albums he released before it. The darker tone was due to his mother's illness. She got better after the album was finished, so the follow-ups were lighter.
* DarkestAfrica:
-->Unga bunga bunga, ingda bing da binga bunga
-->[[IntercourseWithYou It's fun ta hunt the cunt ta ding the dink ta feed muh hunga]]
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* {{Horrorcore}}: Along with Eminem (circa ''Relapse''), Tech and the Strange Music catalog served as a TropeCodifier for the Midwest horrorcore style that was popular in the late 2000s and early 2010s, characterized by heavy RapRock elements, a fast "chopper" flow, and RefugeInAudacity lyrics that frequently made use of ridiculous BlackComedy scenarios.
* HorrorHunger: Tech [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avga_GLcsM8 just wants to be a normal boy...]]
* HorrorHunger: Tech [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avga_GLcsM8 just wants to be a normal boy...]]
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* LighterAndSofter:
** ''Everready (The Religion)'' is somewhat lighter on the {{Horrorcore}} elements when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
-->''...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...''
** Due to the mental strain of working on a project as dark as ''K.O.D.'', Tech vows on "Last Sad Song" that his next project would be more upbeat; that next project would be ''The Gates Mixed Plate''.
** ''Everready (The Religion)'' is somewhat lighter on the {{Horrorcore}} elements when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
-->''...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...''
** Due to the mental strain of working on a project as dark as ''K.O.D.'', Tech vows on "Last Sad Song" that his next project would be more upbeat; that next project would be ''The Gates Mixed Plate''.
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* MotorMouth: Everyone on "Worldwide Choppers".
* NewSoundAlbum: Along with Eminem (circa ''Relapse''), Tech and the Strange Music catalog served as a TropeCodifier for the Midwest {{Horrorcore}} style that was popular in the late 2000s and early 2010s, characterized by heavy RapMetal elements, a fast "chopper" flow, and RefugeInAudacity lyrics that frequently made use of ridiculous BlackComedy scenarios. ''Everready (The Religion)'' is somewhat LighterAndSofter when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
-->''...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...''
** Due to the mental strain of working on a project as dark as ''K.O.D.'', Tech vows on "Last Sad Song" that his next project would be more upbeat; that next project would be ''The Gates Mixed Plate''.
** The ''Therapy'' EP featured a NuMetal sound.
-->''...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...''
** Due to the mental strain of working on a project as dark as ''K.O.D.'', Tech vows on "Last Sad Song" that his next project would be more upbeat; that next project would be ''The Gates Mixed Plate''.
** The ''Therapy'' EP featured a NuMetal sound.
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* NuMetal / RapMetal: All of ''Therapy: Sessions with Ross Robinson''. Also add "Riot Maker" to the list.
** Plus, "URALYA".
** Don't forget "Wither".
** Also, "Starting to Turn".
** "Bitch Slap" counts.
** Plus, "URALYA".
** Don't forget "Wither".
** Also, "Starting to Turn".
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album, resulting in RetroactiveRecognition for Tech N9ne having appeared on so many other big rappers' songs before he got famous, as well as for the rappers who appeared on Tech N9ne songs before they were famous, like Music/{{Hopsin}} and Music/{{Yelawolf}}.
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Aaron Dontez Yates (born November 8, 1971), aka [=Tech N9ne=], is a face-painted rapper from UsefulNotes/KansasCity, Missouri, named because of his rapping style: not only is he one of the fastest rappers in the game, he is also one of the most skilled. It helps that he began rapping at an early age - in order to remember how to spell his real name, Aaron Dontez Yates. His rapping skills have made him one of the most successful underground hip hop artists in history, and his business skills and ability for signing talented and viable artists made the label he founded, Strange Music, a powerhouse in independent hip hop.
Much of his early worked is marked by a lenience toward [[{{Horrorcore}} the darker side of hip hop themes]], which {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}}s found really appealing, and earned him some dedicated fans among this subculture. Tech N9ne is generally lauded for his insightful lyrics and skillful delivery of unique subject matter with intelligence and humor.
He ''really'' [[WolverinePublicity gets around collaboration-wise]], having worked with musicians as diverse as Music/BoneThugsNHarmony (there's alot of Cross-pollination regarding the fan bases), Music/{{Eminem}}, [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/LilWayne, Music/HedPE, Music/InsaneClownPosse, Music/KendrickLamar, Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/TPain, Music[{{Xzibit}}, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, Kool G. Rap, B.o.B, E-40, Music/SnoopDogg, Mint Condition, Music/BustaRhymes, Twista, Yelawolf, Music/{{Hopsin}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, [[Music/LimpBizkit Wes]] [[Music/BlackLightBurns Borland]], [[Music/SystemOfADown Serj Tankian]], Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch and Music/TheDoors. Because of the massive gets he's had over the years, he has recently gained the nickname "The Herder", after a song on ''[=ASIN9NE=]'' about how he's been able to work with a lot of big names.
He has also appeared in the film ''Film/AlleluiaTheDevilsCarnival''.
Much of his early worked is marked by a lenience toward [[{{Horrorcore}} the darker side of hip hop themes]], which {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}}s found really appealing, and earned him some dedicated fans among this subculture. Tech N9ne is generally lauded for his insightful lyrics and skillful delivery of unique subject matter with intelligence and humor.
He ''really'' [[WolverinePublicity gets around collaboration-wise]], having worked with musicians as diverse as Music/BoneThugsNHarmony (there's alot of Cross-pollination regarding the fan bases), Music/{{Eminem}}, [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/LilWayne, Music/HedPE, Music/InsaneClownPosse, Music/KendrickLamar, Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/TPain, Music[{{Xzibit}}, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, Kool G. Rap, B.o.B, E-40, Music/SnoopDogg, Mint Condition, Music/BustaRhymes, Twista, Yelawolf, Music/{{Hopsin}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, [[Music/LimpBizkit Wes]] [[Music/BlackLightBurns Borland]], [[Music/SystemOfADown Serj Tankian]], Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch and Music/TheDoors. Because of the massive gets he's had over the years, he has recently gained the nickname "The Herder", after a song on ''[=ASIN9NE=]'' about how he's been able to work with a lot of big names.
He has also appeared in the film ''Film/AlleluiaTheDevilsCarnival''.
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Aaron Dontez Yates (born November 8, 1971), aka better known by his stage name [=Tech N9ne=], N9ne=] (pronounced "tech nine"), is a face-painted an American rapper and singer. Known for his WolverinePublicity (to the point where he has a whole series of albums called "Collabos") and [[MotorMouth fast, technical rapping style]], which he calls "chopper", a style Tech N9ne has helped promote via his series of "Worldwide Choppers" collaboration singles which see him working alongside fast rappers from UsefulNotes/KansasCity, Missouri, named all around the globe.
His stage name was given to him by rapper Black Walt becauseof his Yates' rapping style: not only is he one of the fastest rappers in the game, he is also one of the most skilled. sounded like fire from a TEC-9 semi-automatic handgun. It helps that he began rapping at an early age - in order to remember how to spell his real name. Yates later applied a deeper meaning to his stage name, Aaron Dontez Yates. His rapping skills have made saying that it stands for the complete technique of rhyme, with "tech" meaning technique and "nine" representing the number of completion.
Born and raised in UsefulNotes/KansasCity, Yates came up in HipHop in The90s, though mainstream success eluded himone through most of his career. As a member of the most successful underground hip hop artists in history, 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians, he saw some success with their single "Let's Get Fucked Up", and his business skills and ability for signing talented and viable artists made signed with Perspective Records in 1993 as a member of Nnutthowze, though they'd break up after the label he founded, Strange Music, a powerhouse in independent hip hop.
Much of his early worked is marked by a lenience toward [[{{Horrorcore}} the darker side of hip hop themes]], which {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}}s found really appealing, and earned him some dedicated fans among this subculture.dropped them. In 1997, Tech N9ne is generally lauded for joined Yukmouth's group The Regime, and had a solo song on the soundtrack of the movie ''Film/GangRelated'', which starred Creator/JamesBelushi and Music/TupacShakur. In 1999, Tech N9ne had his insightful lyrics and skillful delivery of unique subject matter with intelligence and humor.
He ''really'' [[WolverinePublicity gets around collaboration-wise]], having worked with musicians as diverse as Music/BoneThugsNHarmony (there's alot of Cross-pollination regarding the fan bases), Music/{{Eminem}},biggest break up to that point, when he appeared alongside [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/LilWayne, Music/HedPE, Music/InsaneClownPosse, Music/KendrickLamar, Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/TPain, Music[{{Xzibit}}, Music/{{Eminem}}, Xzibit, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, and Kool G. Rap, Rap on Sway & King Tech's "The Anthem", and later that year, Tech N9ne formed his own label, Strange Music, named after the song "People Are Strange" by his favorite band, Music/TheDoors.
In 2002, Tech N9ne released his most successful album up to that point, ''Absolute Power'', which debuted number 79 on the Billboard 200. The album's sales are said to have tripled following a campaign, going by the name of "F.T.I.", started by Tech N9ne and Strange Music, which asked music listeners to legally download the album free through the artist's own website was in response to the anti-downloading campaign by the RIAA. The following year also saw more noteworthy collaborations with big name rappers, as Tech N9ne appeared on a song with Music/JayZ and on Music/InsaneClownPosse's 2003 "[[UsefulNotes/AllHallowsEve Hallowicked]]" single alongside Music/BoneThugsNHarmony, Music/{{Esham}} and Music/KottonmouthKings, as well as on Music/{{Twiztid}}'s song "Serial Killa", both of which endeared Tech N9ne to a UsefulNotes/{{Juggalo}} audience, as well as some of the darker {{Horrorcore}} lyrics which Tech N9ne was putting out at the time (a style he would subsequently distance himself from).
In 2008, Tech N9ne's sales exceeded one million album sales over his entire catalog. Post-2011, Tech N9ne began to dabble in RapMetal, collaborating with Music/{{Deftones}} and forming a Rap Metal group called K.A.B.o.B, E-40, Music/SnoopDogg, Mint Condition, Music/BustaRhymes, Twista, Yelawolf, Music/{{Hopsin}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, [[Music/LimpBizkit Wes]] [[Music/BlackLightBurns Borland]], O.S.H., consisting of him, Krizz Kaliko and the Rap Metal band Dirty Wormz. They were going to release a full LP, but it [[ExtremelyLengthyCreation still hasn't come out yet]], and instead Tech N9ne recorded a NuMetal EP with producer Ross Robinson, Music/LimpBizkit guitarist Wes Borland and HardcorePunk drummer Sammy Siegler. Tech N9ne would further emerse himself into the Rock world by collaborating with [[Music/SystemOfADown Serj Tankian]], Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch [[Music/{{Slipknot}} Corey Taylor]] and Music/TheDoors. Because of the massive gets he's had over the years, he has recently gained the nickname remaining living members of The Doors, as well as remixing Music/MarilynManson's "The Herder", after a song Beautiful People" for Music/DrDre's The Pharmacy on ''[=ASIN9NE=]'' about how he's been able to work with a lot of big names.
He has also appearedBeats 1 radio, and performing in the RockOpera film ''Film/AlleluiaTheDevilsCarnival''.
''Film/AlleluiaTheDevilsCarnival'', which displayed his singing ability, which he rarely got to show off on his Rap albums.
His stage name was given to him by rapper Black Walt because
Born and raised in UsefulNotes/KansasCity, Yates came up in HipHop in The90s, though mainstream success eluded him
Much of his early worked is marked by a lenience toward [[{{Horrorcore}} the darker side of hip hop themes]], which {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}}s found really appealing, and earned him some dedicated fans among this subculture.
He ''really'' [[WolverinePublicity gets around collaboration-wise]], having worked with musicians as diverse as Music/BoneThugsNHarmony (there's alot of Cross-pollination regarding the fan bases), Music/{{Eminem}},
In 2002, Tech N9ne released his most successful album up to that point, ''Absolute Power'', which debuted number 79 on the Billboard 200. The album's sales are said to have tripled following a campaign, going by the name of "F.T.I.", started by Tech N9ne and Strange Music, which asked music listeners to legally download the album free through the artist's own website was in response to the anti-downloading campaign by the RIAA. The following year also saw more noteworthy collaborations with big name rappers, as Tech N9ne appeared on a song with Music/JayZ and on Music/InsaneClownPosse's 2003 "[[UsefulNotes/AllHallowsEve Hallowicked]]" single alongside Music/BoneThugsNHarmony, Music/{{Esham}} and Music/KottonmouthKings, as well as on Music/{{Twiztid}}'s song "Serial Killa", both of which endeared Tech N9ne to a UsefulNotes/{{Juggalo}} audience, as well as some of the darker {{Horrorcore}} lyrics which Tech N9ne was putting out at the time (a style he would subsequently distance himself from).
In 2008, Tech N9ne's sales exceeded one million album sales over his entire catalog. Post-2011, Tech N9ne began to dabble in RapMetal, collaborating with Music/{{Deftones}} and forming a Rap Metal group called K.A.B.
He has also appeared
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Much of his early worked is marked by a lenience toward [[{{Horrorcore}} the darker side of hip hop themes]], which {{Juggalo}}s {{UsefulNotes/Juggalo}}s found really appealing, and earned him some dedicated fans among this subculture. Tech N9ne is generally lauded for his insightful lyrics and skillful delivery of unique subject matter with intelligence and humor.
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* {{Juggalo}}: They admire him, and he admires them.
--> ''You in killer klown land, face paint and Juggalettes with bubble butts''
--> ''You in killer klown land, face paint and Juggalettes with bubble butts''
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* WolverinePublicity: Collaborates with a ton of old school and new school rap artists, either on their albums or on his own. Also works with rock bands like Music/{{Deftones}} and Music/HedPE.
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He ''really'' [[WolverinePublicity gets around collaboration-wise]], having worked with musicians as diverse as Music/BoneThugsNHarmony (there's alot of Cross-pollination regarding the fan bases), Music/{{Eminem}}, [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/LilWayne, Music/HedPE, Music/InsaneClownPosse, Music/KendrickLamar, Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/TPain, Music[{{Xzibit}}, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, Kool G. Rap, B.o.B, E-40, Music/SnoopDogg, Mint Condition, Music/BustaRhymes, Twista, Yelawolf, Music/{{Hopsin}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, [[Music/LimpBizkit Wes]] [[Music/BlackLightBurns Borland]], [[Music/SystemOfADown Serj Tankian]], Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch and Music/TheDoors.
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He ''really'' [[WolverinePublicity gets around collaboration-wise]], having worked with musicians as diverse as Music/BoneThugsNHarmony (there's alot of Cross-pollination regarding the fan bases), Music/{{Eminem}}, [[Music/WuTangClan RZA]], Music/LilWayne, Music/HedPE, Music/InsaneClownPosse, Music/KendrickLamar, Music/{{Twiztid}}, Music/TPain, Music[{{Xzibit}}, Pharoahe Monch, Jayo Felony, Chino XL, Music/KRSOne, Kool G. Rap, B.o.B, E-40, Music/SnoopDogg, Mint Condition, Music/BustaRhymes, Twista, Yelawolf, Music/{{Hopsin}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, [[Music/LimpBizkit Wes]] [[Music/BlackLightBurns Borland]], [[Music/SystemOfADown Serj Tankian]], Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch and Music/TheDoors.
Music/TheDoors. Because of the massive gets he's had over the years, he has recently gained the nickname "The Herder", after a song on ''[=ASIN9NE=]'' about how he's been able to work with a lot of big names.
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* BerserkButton: In "The Pick Up", the skit preceding "In The Trunk", Tech is flirting with a woman and offering her a free copy of his CD. She refuses it, calling it "Devil shit". He responds by shoving her in the trunk of his car.
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* BerserkButton: In "The Pick Up", the skit preceding "In The Trunk", Tech is flirting with a woman and offering her a free copy of his CD. She refuses it, calling it "Devil shit". He responds by snapping like a twig, putting the woman in a headlock and shoving her in the trunk of his car.
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* FunWithAcronyms: '''F'''uck '''U''' '''N'''iggas
--> Any time somebody come and disrespect I say F.U.N.
--> Any time somebody come and disrespect I say F.U.N.
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* FunWithAcronyms: '''F'''uck ''Boy howdy''. The man can basically turn anything into an acronym.
**'''F'''uck '''U''' '''N'''iggas
-->Any ''Any time somebody come and disrespect I say F.U.N.''
**'''F'''uck '''U''' '''N'''iggas
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* GoodbyeCruelWorld: The aptly named song "Suicide Letters" is a serious, deadpan delivery of this trope. Tech claims that it's composed from parts of his actual [[TitleDrop suicide letters]]. However, he eventually found a way out of the pit.
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* GoodbyeCruelWorld: The aptly named song "Suicide Letters" is a serious, deadpan delivery of this trope. Tech claims that it's composed from parts of his actual [[TitleDrop suicide letters]].letters]] he once wrote. However, he eventually found a way out of the pit.
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-->You in killer klown land, face paint and Juggalettes with bubble butts.
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** ''Everready'' is somewhat lighter on the {{Horrorcore}} elements when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
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** ''Everready'' ''Everready (The Religion)'' is somewhat lighter on the {{Horrorcore}} elements when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
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When the Earth aligned with the sun''
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When the Earth aligned aligns with the sun''
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--> She said "How?" I said I'm black and I can say nigger bitch!
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--> She said "How?" I said I'm "I'm black and I can say nigger bitch!bitch!"
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* ''Blis'' (2023)
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* {{Horrorcore}}
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* {{Horrorcore}}{{Horrorcore}}: Along with Eminem (circa ''Relapse''), Tech and the Strange Music catalog served as a TropeCodifier for the Midwest horrorcore style that was popular in the late 2000s and early 2010s, characterized by heavy RapRock elements, a fast "chopper" flow, and RefugeInAudacity lyrics that frequently made use of ridiculous BlackComedy scenarios.
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* RatedMForManly: "Face-Off" fits this trope to the T. Made more apparent by having '''''Creator/DwayneJohnson''''' '''[[AWildRapperAppears rapping.]]'''
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* DrivenToSuicide: On "Should I Killer", Tech accidentally gets a woman pregnant while cheating on his wife with her. When she shows hesitation towards getting an abortion, he begins to consider killing her. However, when he realizes how difficult it would be to make it happen without getting caught, he decides that it would just be easier to kill himself, so he does.
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--> ...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...
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-->''I think you're amazing and I think you're wonderful and I think you're amazing and I think you're wonderful and...''
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** "A Real 1" deals with harassment on social media.
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* RuleOFThree: Several of Tech's albums are divided into three sections, with the songs in these sections being similar in subject matter and tone. For some examples:
** ''Anghellic'': "Hell", "Purgatory", and "Heaven"
** ''K.O.D.'': "Anger", "Madness", and "The Hole"
** ''Something Else'': "Fire", "Water", and "Earth"
** ''Anghellic'': "Hell", "Purgatory", and "Heaven"
** ''K.O.D.'': "Anger", "Madness", and "The Hole"
** ''Something Else'': "Fire", "Water", and "Earth"
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** The '''P'''oem '''A'''aron '''S'''aw '''E'''xtremely '''O'''rdinary
** '''S'''eductive '''H'''uman '''E'''rotica
** '''S'''eductive '''H'''uman '''E'''rotica
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* LighterAndSofter:
** ''Everready'' is somewhat lighter on the {{Horrorcore}} elements when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
--> ...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...
** Due to the mental strain of working on a project as dark as ''K.O.D.'', Tech vows on "Last Sad Song" that his next project would be more upbeat; that next project would be ''The Gates Mixed Plate''.
** ''Everready'' is somewhat lighter on the {{Horrorcore}} elements when compared to ''Absolute Power'' and ''Anghellic''. This was due to a time when Tech's tour bus flipped while on the road between shows; everyone inside was only mildly injured afterwards, which Tech saw as a sign that they were in God's good graces, which was cause to celebrate.
--> ...and it felt good to be in God's graces. The ambulance--the people that came--they said that we were all blessed--ya know what I'm saying--to still be alive after flipping 5 times, man. So ever since then, we been celebrating life, baby. Kickin' it hard! Every day's a party, baby...
** Due to the mental strain of working on a project as dark as ''K.O.D.'', Tech vows on "Last Sad Song" that his next project would be more upbeat; that next project would be ''The Gates Mixed Plate''.
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* CoolCar: The [=McLaren=] Senna he's filling up with gas in the [[https://images.app.goo.gl/G3dkqwvjMydWbWgW7 ASIN9NE]] cover.
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* CoolCar: The [=McLaren=] Senna he's filling up with gas in the [[https://images.''[[https://images.app.goo.gl/G3dkqwvjMydWbWgW7 ASIN9NE]] ASIN9NE]]'' cover.
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-->''What's gonna be done in two thousand twelve when hell's gonna be\\
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-->''What's gonna be done in two thousand twelve 2012 when hell's gonna be\\
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* CoolCar: The [=McLaren=] Senna he's filling up with gas in the [[https://images.app.goo.gl/G3dkqwvjMydWbWgW7 Asin9ne]] cover.
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* CoolCar: The [=McLaren=] Senna he's filling up with gas in the [[https://images.app.goo.gl/G3dkqwvjMydWbWgW7 Asin9ne]] ASIN9NE]] cover.
