Being a proud Technician myself, it was kind of dope to hear Tech N9ne graciously describe his thoughts on the mixed bag of fans that comprise his raucous shows to DJ Peter Parker. I’ve seen the Killa Clown decimate the stage three times now and every time it’s always the most random people who lean towards his music. Smelly, face-painted lunatics, Lindsay-Lohan-slutalikes, hard rockers, hoo bangers and average Joe’s like myself, coexisting in chaos. Good times, and surprisingly, good people as well. He also speaks on Juggalos being the biggest gang in the world (Enh, no comment), the double-edged sword of being approached by fans at inappropriate times and how he got dissed by Heavy D on the opposite end of the spectrum in 1992.
Tech’s K.O.D. in stores October 27.
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I’ll tell you why Obama doesn’t deserve the Nobel. I haven’t seen any kind of result from anything he’s done. The only good I’ve seen come since Obama’s been in the office is the moving of troops out of Iraq (and into Afghanistan) and the DJ is back up (still not an accurate determinant of a healthy economy).
Now, who should win the award? IMO, Hu Jia of China. Now I dont necessarily believe China is a threat to national security, but I do believe you shouldn’t be persecuted for political dissidence. I think giving Hu Jia the award would have been an acknowledgment from the rest of the world that China’s dealings with political dissidents is unacceptable.
^Damn feel free to jump in with any other thoughts you might have…like what’s for dinner ect….
Is this a free for all? OK, well in that case, Ryan Leslie should produce the whole of Michael Jackson’s next album.
^ that’s not really a bad idea.
His Nobel is for what he said. Want to know how I know, because he said it:
Obama said he viewed the decision less as a recognition of his own accomplishments and more as “a call to action.” -cnn.com