Worldwide Choppers

"Worldwide Choppers" is a single from Tech N9ne's 2011 album All 6's and 7's. It is the third and so far, final chapter in Tech N9ne's "choppers" trilogy. It features: Busta Rhymes, representing Brooklyn, New York; Ceza, representing Üskudar, Turkey; D-Loc the Gill God, representing Argentine, Kansas; JL, representing Kansas City, Missouri; Twista, representing Chicago, Illinois; Twisted Insane, representing San Diego, California; Uso, representing Aarhus, Denmark; and Yelawolf, representing Gadsden, Alabama. A music video was planned, but the difficulty of gathering 9 rappers from 3 nations in one location proved to be too difficult and was eventually scrapped.
==Personnel==
Writers: Michael "Yelawolf" Atha, DeMario "D-Loc the Gill God" Epps, Michael "Twisted Insane" Johnson, Carl "Twista" Mitchell, Bilgin "Ceza" Özçalkan, Ausamah "Uso" Saed, Trevor "Busta Rhymes" Smith, Michael "Seven" Summers, Jason "JL" Varnes, Aaron "Tech N9ne" Yates
Producer: Seven
==Notes==
*Tech stated that this song would be the final chapter, but fan reaction has led to consideration for an additional sequel, "Worldwide Choppers 2". It was originally slated to appear on Tech's 2013 album Something Else, but Tech recorded the album in a very short amount of time and didn't have time to gather the features necessary to top the first. He has mentioned several names for a possible sequel, including MGK, Bleezo, Sav Sicc, Eminem, and Jay-Z.
*The song is itself a sequel to Tech N9ne's "Midwest Choppers" from his 2007 album Collabos: Misery Loves Kompany and "Midwest Choppers 2" from his 2009 album Collabos: Sickology 101. It contains a sample of the latter.