Tech N9ne ft. Eminem & Krizz Kaliko - Speedom | REACTION / BREAKDOWN ! Real & Unedited 

c'mon, you gotta do Best Friend now~

Seven was one of Strange Music's main Producers at the time.

Ip Man was Bruce Lee's Martial Arts instructor when Bruce was a teenager

Eminem was supposed to be on Tech N9ne's 2006 song "Welcome to My World" along with Brotha Lynch Hung, but wasn't able to get his verse recoded in time, so Tech got a rapper named Delima to take his place on the song

DO MEDICINE MAN! Em kills it. It’s a Dr Dre track tho

Speedom is NOT a breakdown song, lol. Bruh your video's 48 minutes long. xD

The "sped up" part is just a PITCH change! Em's speeds up himself.

Tech and Krizz are fom Kansas City

I noticed that you've listened to System and Slipknot.. How about reacting to "Straight Out The Gate" w Serg Tankian and Wither ft Corey Taylor? You'll love it!

TEC-9 is from Kansas City

01:24 What up! New to your channel, ... like brand nrew, ... like, this video says it came out 5 hours ago, and it showed up in my recommended, ... so, of course I had to check you guys out since your choice for content is FIYAAA! JUST .. wanted to drop a line of encouragement and say good on you for puttin' your thang down, flippin' it, and reversin' it. You seem to enjoy it, and I think we all should have more things in our lives that we enjoy, and less of what we have to tolertate just to get a little enjoyment. Also, not sure if you explained a little more off camera, or if maybe you didn't know at all, about WHY they call it "chopping" but, I was low-key impressed that you knew that was the term for that sub-genre, so ... props for that. Since you guys seem to be about kickin' some knowledge, I wanted to let you know, in case you actually were interested. There reason it's called chopping is because of the clear annunciation of each indiviual syllable, in every word, specifically. So, it sounds like you are literally cutting the words up into little pieces. Obviously, Em has been masterful at this skill for most of his career, but in different styles and tempos other than the one that's actually labeled "Chopping". He was doing it way back before it was really defined, which is why he's able to masterfully craft bars the way he does. Like, college professors have done classes on his techniques and verses from his songs. Most people, if you draw their attention to it, will remembr "starting" to hear him rap like this, a little more and more, starting with Rap God. He's done other verses here and there, ... like Godilla, Homicide, and a few others since then, but you can go back over his entire music catalog and here the technique applied throughout. IF YOU HAPPEN to not care about that, or ... already knew it, then ... we can pretend I never added that part to this comment and just said the thing about discovering your channel. ;) Peace and love, Awesome Voice Guy AwesomeVoiceGuy.com

That's was up you braking it down 🎉

Please react to BET SHADY CYPHER 2.0 - 2011. Good job

Check out eminem-welcome to d block

And goats eat grass😮 so he’s vegetarian cuz he’s the goat lol

I'm sure these were requested, but: Best Friend and Caterpillar (Sorry Jess, it's the ultimate poop scheme)

Don't know what that mean

React to too woke by nick nittoli next plzzz 🔥🔥🔥🔥🐐🐐🐐

47 Mins is outrageous

24:41 Tech N9ne stated in an interview that the speed of em's lyrics are unchanged. He just thought it would be funny to add a voice pitch. So, the speed of the rap is all Em, the pitch of the last part was altered in production. HOWEVER, ... if you dig deep enough, you can find the irony in this because, this can be tested on a really basic lever by anyone that just wants to try it at home, if you are saying anything.. like, .. I dunno, ... something with a lot of words and you're trying to get them all out of your mouth, but all in the same breath,... like... maybe grab a book and ready a paragraph out of it as fast as you can, all on one breath. You'll notice the same thing happenig as you get closer and closer to feeling like you are about to be out of air. Almost like a little feeling of panic, even though you can actually breath anytime you want. You're kind of fooking your brain into thinking that you only have the one breath left. Kinda like the reason that waterboarding is an affective form of torture. It literally feels like you're drowning and you start panicking because you know you have no control over it... like drowning. But, obvoiusly it all psychogicial, or they would only be able question somebody the one time. We humans do this to ourselves in various ways, in order to either alter behavior pattersn, or test and push ourselves, or ... other things that you're probably too bored by now to read because I can actually feel myself being bored as each word is typed ... like that one. And those. Bottom line is this. Have you ever had a contest as a kid to see who can hold your breath the longest? Then someone starts talking, but still holding their breath? But, if you're legit doing it, you're expelling air to talk... obviously, or you couln't make sound, and you start feeling like you're going to be out of air more and more suddenly than you did before you said anything. Your either don't understand, or aren't thinking about (depending on your age and how much you've learned by then) that you didn't consider that it takes air passing through your vocal cords in order to talk. As your talk more an more, now explaining to your friends that you REALLY ARE still holding your breath, you are expelling air that would have remained in your lungs a little longer and could have been mlked for every oxygen molecule it had in it, for a longer period of time. You just let a whole group of molecules out when your spoke, that your lungs were trying to shake down and check the pockets of, before they left. That's why we talking like we're pinching off an air tube when we talk while we're holding our breath. It's also impossilble to cause the frequency of vibration in your vocal cords, that's required for a normally "bassy" sounding voice, ... if you are siphoning the air out like that. Which is why we sound like our voice has a slighly higher pitch. GRANTED, not nearly like Eminem's does in THAT part, but... if you're an Emimen fan, then you have, ... AT LEAST 5-10 TIMES, yelled at your speaker... "DAMN EM, DO YOU EVER BREATHE?"" His breath control is off the charts. So, based on what I knew about this other stuff, and from 3 decades of speaking for a living and the random shit you pick up that is realated to it, I never really questioned the pitch, because I never questioned his ablility to rap that fast. Even I hadn't heard him push himself to be faster and faster on vairious releases going back to Rap God, ... I'm enough of an admirer of his art form and talent to know that he's NEVER alllow someone to fake his abliltiy for him. But, I dd look his up one day after all, and THAT was the story of that journey. I need a nap now, my ADD was poppin' the whole time i was trying to finish my point. lol.

by the way this song is not the first time that Tech N9ne and Eminem have been on a track together. In 1999 they both were featured on a song produced by Sway and King Tech called "The Anthem" the song also features RZA from Wu-Tang Clan, Xzibit, Chino XL, Kool G. Rap, Pharaoh Monch, , and KRS-One. you guys should react to it.

Ima be honest when I first heard the song I heard most of what em said but I never caught the part when he said right after certificate of authenticity

Next you too can react to Eminem and juice would God Zilla

From Shake That: “a menace, a dentist, an oral hygienist Open your mouth for about four or five minutes Take a little bit of this fluoride rin-inse Swish, but don't spit it,”; from Sinister Tech: “But ain't nobody ever heard of a Killa killa doing damage off up in suburbia Sinister rhyme minister TECH N9NE be the menace (yes, yes) Diminish ya”; from Microphone Freestyle; “Once again, it's the sinister cynical minister Shady Kryptonite to Superman, he's a dentist to Amy Administerer of the pain, he just finished huffin' the paint”… It could just be that ‘sinister’ is a common way to describe rapper’s evil persona, and there lots of evil-dentist ‘evil technician’ movies. Google tells me there’s a movie called, “Sinister” and it may have an evil dentist in it?? 🤷 There’s always a hidden meaning if the line isn’t straight goofy, and then there’s still usually a hidden meaning or reference… 😂

Final Fight is the name of an actual arcade game.