Ok, we’re playing a song for you guys and for Joey Ramone, who sadly passed away on easter.

By listening to your inner voice, who force you to “eliminate your fears” (you know that sort of feeling that makes you watch horror movies?) and makes you blindly go in unknown field, you will discover true music, the one that Boogieman makes. .

If you do it, you better expect a couple of shitty diss track from Nick, Royce.

Plus, your buddy Eminem dated her…

2 lines that refer to 2 types of Boogeyman:

1. The one used by adults to frighten children into compliant behaviour. .

2. The Boogieman, from the term Boogie, which could refer to someone greatly skilled musically. .

Obviously, Tech N9ne refers here that he is both, like a combination of those 2 definition, one that frightens people but his music his so good, it stays in your head for days. .

Like the Bloody Mary legend, everyone knows his name but never saw his face like he isn’t real. You must repeat his name to see him “9 times” (note the wordplay with his name) to see him.

Some people fear Tech N9ne, calling him a cult leader, a devil worshipper, etc. He is the culprit of fear behind StrangeMusic.

67th tier: like the album name, All 6’s & 7’s, between good & evil. “6” is the number of the beast (666) while seven is a lucky number, considered holy by a majority of religion. .

Underground rap owns gems that will never be discovered by most people. Gems, talented rappers with an everflowing pen that want a piece of that pie that is fame & fortune. .

A dark, twisted introduction that announce the coming of Tech N9ne, aka Boogieman.
Tech N9ne, often refered as a devil worshipper, he is described here as something bad or responsible for a unfortunate upcoming event.

“Somewhere deep within the shadows” refer to how underground Tech is, without radio play or videos. .