His music has also appeared in numerous television shows and films such as “Alpha Dog”, and he has made appearances on late night television shows like “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”. Some of the artists he has collaborated with in the past include Snoop Dogg, T-Pain, Mint Condition, Deftones, Cee Lo Green, Kendrick Lamar, The Doors, and Serj Tankian. Tech N9ne has also started a series of albums called Collabos, which features collaborations with unique artists. 1 spot on the Billboard Rap Albums chart. Tech N9ne increasingly became more popular with each album release and when he released the 2011 album “All 6’s and 7’s” the album gained the No. The album also featured many notable guest appearances such as Scarface, Ice Cube, Kottonmouth Kings, and Shawnna. The album was a great commercial and critical success, and reached No. With Tech N9ne’s seventh album “Killer”, he was able to achieve his 1 millionth album sale. The song “Caribou Lou” was one of the hits from the album and was certified Gold in 2012. His fifth studio album “Everready (The Religion)” showed Tech N9ne starting to climb the charts making it to No. Tech N9ne’s fourth studio album “Absolute Power” released in 2002 showed him starting to break into the mainstream with it being his first studio album to make it on the Billboard charts. The album wasn’t necessarily a commercial success, but it received positive reviews and is looked at as an iconic representation of the horrorcore genre. In 2001 Tech N9ne released his third studio album “Anghellic”, which featured the single “It’s Alive”. The soundtrack was a success due to rappers like 2Pac and Ice Cube contributing to the album, and the soundtrack ended up reaching the No. One of the songs on the album “Questions” was included in the soundtrack for the film “Gang Related” and was the first song to be released by Tech N9ne as a solo artist. In 1999 Tech N9ne released his debut solo album “The Calm Before the Storm”. Later that year Tech N9ne formed his own record label Strange Music. After Black Mafia disbanded he joined the group Nnutthowze, but soon moved onto the group The Regime in 1997, which was created by the rapper Yukmouth. He started his professional career in 1991 as a rapper in the group Black Mafia, which experienced some success with the single “Let’s Get Fucked Up”. After some troubling events occurred in Yates’ life he started to use music and rapping as a way to vent his frustration. Tech N9ne turned to music at an early age and first began to rap as a young child as a way to remember how to spell his name.
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