Midwest Choppers

"Midwest Chopper" is a single from Tech N9ne's 2007 album Collabos: Misery Loves Kompany. It features Argentine, Kansas rap duo D-Loc and Dalima and Kansas City, Missouri hip hop artist Krizz Kaliko. The song and its sequels, "Midwest Choppers 2" and "Worldwide Choppers", single-handedly popularized the term "chopper" as a way of describing triple-time Midwestern rap styles.
==Personnel==
Writers: Reggie "Dalima" Easterwood, DeMario "D-Loc the Gill God" Epps, Samuel "Krizz Kaliko" Watson, and Aaron "Tech N9ne" Yates
Producer: Michael "Seven" Summers
==Sequels==
The song has spawned two sequels so far. Although musically the three songs are not especially similar, they are considered a series and all feature the triple-time rap style with a variety of different rappers. "Midwest Choppers 2" appeared on Tech N9ne's 2009 album Collabos: Sickology 101 and featured Kansas City, Kansas rapper K-Dean and Cleveland, Ohio rapper Krayzie Bone. "Worldwide Choppers" appeared on Tech N9ne's 2011 album All 6's and 7's and featured: Brooklyn, New York rapper Busta Rhymes; Uskudar, Turkey rapper Ceza; D-Loc the Gill God; Kansas City, Missouri rapper JL; Chicago, Illinois rapper Twista; San Diego, California rapper Twisted Insane; Aarhus, Denmark rapper Uso; and Gadsden, Alabama rapper Yelawolf. A second "Worldwide Choppers" may be in the works, as Tech has stated that the original was supposed to be the end of the "choppers" series but fan pressure may result in a "Worldwide Choppers 2".