Public Enemy feat. Nas, Rapsody, Black Thought, Jahi, YG & ?uestlove

Chuck D celebrated the album's release with a Billboard interview. During the discussion, he revealed that Flavor Flav was a key part of what inspired the group to return to Def Jam instead of again going the fully independent route. "The statement of Public Enemy and anything we do is always for other artists to be the best to explore themselves and for their artistry, and hopefully change the world or speak to the world," Chuck D said, noting that he views the group's latest return as a "visitation" of sorts. Read more at Complex: bit.ly

Chuck D celebrated the album's release with a Billboard interview. During the discussion, he revealed that Flavor Flav was a key part of what inspired the group to return to Def Jam instead of again going the fully independent route. "The statement of Public Enemy and anything we do is always for other artists to be the best to explore themselves and for their artistry, and hopefully change the world or speak to the world," Chuck D said, noting that he views the group's latest return as a "visitation" of sorts. Read more at Complex: bit.ly This song goes out to Matt!

Chuck D celebrated the album's release with a Billboard interview. During the discussion, he revealed that Flavor Flav was a key part of what inspired the group to return to Def Jam instead of again going the fully independent route. "The statement of Public Enemy and anything we do is always for other artists to be the best to explore themselves and for their artistry, and hopefully change the world or speak to the world," Chuck D said, noting that he views the group's latest return as a "visitation" of sorts. Read more at Complex: bit.ly

See the video for "Fight the Power 2020, a new version of the 1989 classic." The new video includes group founders Chuck D and Flavor Flav along with many images and scenes from recent Black Lives Matter protests, as well as guest verses or appearances from Nas, Rapsody, YG, Jahi and the Roots’ Black Thought and Questlove.: variety.com

See the video for "Fight the Power 2020, a new version of the 1989 classic." The new video includes group founders Chuck D and Flavor Flav along with many images and scenes from recent Black Lives Matter protests, as well as guest verses or appearances from Nas, Rapsody, YG, Jahi and the Roots’ Black Thought and Questlove.: variety.com

From Good Mail Day: Dear KEXP - My request is for Public Enemy's "Fight The Power." - "...Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps." But I want to tell Chuck D - "I'm working on it!" I'm an art director for the USPS stamp program, and I designed all the stamps on this card. This is how I feel about KEXP (points to Love stamp). Thank you for supporting the US Postal Service and thank you ALL for the great things you do for your listeners. In gratitude, Antonio