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And it makes sense because if you’re a devout Christian, you probably don’t want to buy an album full of profanity, and there are one or two songs that are not. It’s serious, man, the secular rappers and the Christian rappers. He did it with me, even though his minister and his people were telling him, “Eh, well, do we have to buy his album to get the song? Can you put it on your album?” He used to be our barber before we cut all our hair off. Tech: Yeah, I did something with a gospel rapper in Kansas City by the name of J. RZ: Did you continue looking for that holier person?

… I was reaching out to the wrong guy and the wrong people - (expletive) hypocrites, you know what I’m sizzling? It pissed me off. Tech: It was me, reaching out, saying, “How do you conduct yourself out here on tour? How do you maintain righteousness - with your wife, fidelity, everything?” I wanted to reach to somebody that practiced it. His people shunned me, and I made a song about it, “Holier than Thou.”

RZ: Have you tried to do music with gospel rappers in the past and it hasn’t work out? And the fact that he wants to do anything, we might actually do something, even though a lot of them are not supposed to. Tech: Well, actually, meaning I know that he’s not a secular emcee, and usually gospel rappers don’t mess with secular emcees. RZ: Now, you said, “Actually work.” Why the word “actually,” in terms of, “He sees our music, and he actually thinks we may be able to do something now.”

I can’t remember what his name was, but we’re in cahoots. He’s a talented brother, and I think Krizz Kaliko might have done something for his artist. I can’t wait to do something with Lecrae. I think he already knew that, though, way before “Lacrimosa” or “Aw Yeah? (interVENTion)” - the songs I have in “Sunday morning” on the album with no profanity in it. We will work, especially after this album, Special Effects, the gospel songs I got on there, “Lacrimosa.” I’m sure they’ll see the vibe in that song and know that we can actually work. Tech: No, we haven’t talked about it - not that I remember. RZ: Have you talked about a “Holier than Thou, Pt. 2,” but it’ll be something heartfelt and me searching. I don’t know if it’ll be “Holier than Thou, Pt.

He’s a really good friend of me and Krizz Kaliko’s. Tech: Yeah, he comes to our shows in Atlanta, man. Rapzilla: Several years ago, a rapper named Lecrae tweeted to you, “What’s up with us talking about a ‘Holier than Thou, Pt.

Tech n9ne song aboit his mom after she passed away