Tech is affiliated with ICP about as much as the Ying Yang Twins are.
No, just simply no.
Just done a song or two with a few of the artists.
There's been
12 Psychopathic/Strange song collaborations, with Tech being featured on
6 of them, a little more than a few.
Bodies Fall - Prozak (Tech N9ne / Blaze Ya Dead Homie / The ROC)
Bury 'Em All - Twiztid (Tech N9ne / Krizz Kaliko / Potluck)
Fading - Prozak (Twiztid)
Keep It Simple - Blaze Ya Dead Homie (Kutt Calhoun)
In The Dark - Twiztid (Prozak)
Insane - Prozak (Insane Clown Posse)
Madhouse - Insane Clown Posse (Tech N9ne)
Need Some Help - Twiztid (Tech N9ne / Krizz Kaliko / Prozak)
Omg (Remix) - Twiztid (Prozak)
Peek A Boo - Krizz Kaliko (Twiztid)
Serial Killa - Twiztid (Tech N9ne)
Thug Pit - Insane Clown Posse (Tech N9ne)
A half a dozen songs between two labels shows you're pretty goddamn tight. Not to mention Tech performing at numerous Gatherings, inviting Blaze on the '07 Strange Noize tour and even
opening for ICP in 2003.
Plus directly referencing Juggalos in two songs
"This is Me" and
"Bout Ta' Bubble" -
a song chosen to be the first single off his first album in years - also shows an obvious connection.
ICP defines a
"Juggalo" as anyone who's down with what they do and not even necessarily about enjoying the music. Tech is obviously appreciative and active with Psychopathic Records and it's fans thus making the answer to the topic question an obvious yes.
Also calm down Natey boy. A
"Juggalo" isn't a gang affiliation it's simply a word ICP coined their fans and people who support what they do.
Oh and by the way, the fact that Tech just signed two horrorcore acts, one consisting of a dude who wears a giant Hatchetman and paints his face like a clown with horns, it's kind of obvious he realizes Juggalos make up a
huge part of his income.