Hopsin Talks Odd Future and Tech N9ne...

When talking about his next album and his goal as a musician, Panorama City, California’s Hopsin shared that his aspirations go beyond music. “I want to contribute to life in a positive way,” he noted. The young emcee who recently landed on Tech N9ne’s critically acclaimed All 6’s and 7’s album, seems poised to make a difference, a change that he says will carry more uplifting messages for fans. That type of positive message, he says, is one that will be featured more prominently on his next album, Knock Madness, an album he has high expectations for. “Whatever [Dr. Dre's] Detox sounds like, this has to be better than that.”

With a buzz that has been growing considerably of late, Hopsin is taking his message around the globe. With a some tour dates coming up in the states, he’s also got a few dates in Australia coming up for the end of August before returning home for the Andre Nickatina Money Shark Tour in September.

Amidst those travels HipHopDX caught up with Hopsin who spoke about his work with Tech N9ne, his controversial “Ill Mind of Hopsin #4” , the Tyler, The Creator diss and his renewed approach to lyrics and how his Funk Volume crew is “coming for that number one spot.”

Lello wrote:great interview, have great admiration for technichians who actually cause of them, n9na heard of hop and did a song with him, and through this song b.o.b noticed him, and through ill mind of hopsin 4, b.o.b AND T.I posted that on their facebook, even royce said he's dope on twitter, Really glad he is getting all this recognition

Kinda weird he didn't mention em in the influence list, he always said em was his biggest influence