Tech N9ne doesn’t just rap—he dissects syllables like a scientist, and when it came to crafting Speedom with Eminem, he knew he was stepping into the ring with a lyrical beast. “Some people throw shade at Eminem, saying the streets don’t mess with him,” Tech admits. “That’s fine. But real technicians? We know exactly what he’s capable of.” – News

Tech N9ne doesn’t just rap—he dissects syllables l...

Tech N9ne doesn’t just rap—he dissects syllables like a scientist, and when it came to crafting Speedom with Eminem, he knew he was stepping into the ring with a lyrical beast. “Some people throw shade at Eminem, saying the streets don’t mess with him,” Tech admits. “That’s fine. But real technicians? We know exactly what he’s capable of.”

Tech N9ne has recently sat down on BOSS TALK podcast where he talked about creating “Speedom” song with Eminem and Krizz Kaliko.

Tech N9ne: “Eminem did the verse for nothing but a swap. I was  flabbergasted cause I know it costs so much to get Eminem and he's worth  every penny, and for him

“I did my intro verse, then I did my last verse. Krizz Kaliko did his verses before me. I didn’t wanna hear Krizz Kaliko’s verse because I didn’t want to be influenced. I did all the F words and s–t cause I know I gotta send this to Eminem so I gotta do my s–t. I sent it to Em. Five months went by, that s–t came back. I guess he loved the beat. I’ve been wanted to work this mother–ker for 10 years. I chose the right beat, Richie Havens, Krizz Kaliko killed it. I did the intro and the last verse, I sent 16 bars to Em but that n*gga did 38. He went in. Made me feel good!” said Tech N9ne.

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“He always gives my shout outs about being one of the top emcees. A lot of people talk s–t about Eminem like ‘n*ggas do’t listen to him’ or whatever. That’s cool but technical rhymers, we know who do the s–t.” Tech N9ne added.

You can watch the interview below:

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