(Tech N9ne controls the power of Fire. With the rest of the Planeteers, global warming doesn't stand a chance. © 2010 Dustin Wood.)
The crowd chanted "Tech N9ne! Tech N9ne!" as the number one independent rapper in the world sprinted onto the stage and gave his sold-out show at The Commodore Ballroom his trademark scowl. Shortly after, Tech's right hand man Krizz Kaliko joined him. The pair wore red prison jumpsuits sporting the infamous 6688846993 barcode. For those of you not familiar, if you look at the digits on a touch-tone phone, this is Tech's calling card (NNUTTHOWZE). Also, the sum of these numbers added together is 67, numerically implying that Tech is both good and evil. There are many rumours circulating about the significance of these numbers, though as Krizz Kaliko will tell you, "That's just Tech messing with you."
The atmosphere in the room was unlike any other hip-hop show. Aaron Yates (Tech N9ne) would say it's because, "We got gangsta motherfuckers, metal motherfuckers and all types of music lovers under the same roof." Part of the crowd wanted to mosh, another part wanted to crip-walk. Regardless of how you chose to move, if you were at Tech N9ne, you were having a blast.
(Tech N9ne explaining to the crowd how large his... well, you know. © 2010 Dustin Wood.)
Opening with a song from Tech's 2008 album Killer, "Everybody Move" enticed an already enthusiastic crowd to get even more excited. Tech didn't play a lot of songs from his new album K.O.D. like most touring acts promoting a new album, and chose instead to play a barrage of classics, like "Einstein" from his 2001 album Anghellic.
As the show progressed, so did the crowd's interaction with Tech. One front-row female audience member had a surprisingly large sign for Tech reading, "Let me suck your tongue!" Tech responded by asking the young lady's age, to which he replied, "You're legal, baby! You can suck a lot more than my tongue!" This caused a flurry of objects to be thrown onto the stage, a joint and multiple bras among them. Tech further provoked the crowd with, "Bras are easy. I want to see some panties!" Within seconds, a black lace thong appeared onstage. Tech, ever the gentleman, picked up the thong laughing and said, "Damn! That's what I'm talking about!" Going in for a sniff, he then commented, "It don't smell bad!"
Tech N9ne's live performance brings an atmosphere that any concertgoer can respect and appreciate.
The atmosphere in the room was unlike any other hip-hop show. Aaron Yates (Tech N9ne) would say it's because, "We got gangsta motherfuckers, metal motherfuckers and all types of music lovers under the same roof." Part of the crowd wanted to mosh, another part wanted to crip-walk. Regardless of how you chose to move, if you were at Tech N9ne, you were having a blast.
(Tech N9ne explaining to the crowd how large his... well, you know. © 2010 Dustin Wood.)
Opening with a song from Tech's 2008 album Killer, "Everybody Move" enticed an already enthusiastic crowd to get even more excited. Tech didn't play a lot of songs from his new album K.O.D. like most touring acts promoting a new album, and chose instead to play a barrage of classics, like "Einstein" from his 2001 album Anghellic.
As the show progressed, so did the crowd's interaction with Tech. One front-row female audience member had a surprisingly large sign for Tech reading, "Let me suck your tongue!" Tech responded by asking the young lady's age, to which he replied, "You're legal, baby! You can suck a lot more than my tongue!" This caused a flurry of objects to be thrown onto the stage, a joint and multiple bras among them. Tech further provoked the crowd with, "Bras are easy. I want to see some panties!" Within seconds, a black lace thong appeared onstage. Tech, ever the gentleman, picked up the thong laughing and said, "Damn! That's what I'm talking about!" Going in for a sniff, he then commented, "It don't smell bad!"
Tech N9ne's live performance brings an atmosphere that any concertgoer can respect and appreciate.
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