Public Enemy - Fight The Power (Official Music Video)
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Official Music Video for Fight The Power performed by Public Enemy.
“Fight the Power” served as the theme for Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing and is featured on Public Enemy’s 1990 album Fear of a Black Planet.
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Now this is REAL rap, they were not sellouts!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Straight up real as fuk
But, what bout griff
Apparently they do now 😂
This is the absolute definition of true hip hop public enemy truly stood for something.
THATS WHAT UR MOMMA SAID DUDE
That flavour flave really fought the power didn’t he…
@@lebonmarchandhernandezhern545 What you mean 🤔
Maybe they meant later in his career? czcams.com/video/gEfD0UNHCYo/video.html @@jaimesmith2266
Yup
Can’t believe this was 35 years ago! Hip hop will never be like this again.
Sad but true. Today rap is straight garbage 🗑💩🤮💩🖕👎. I wish I can go back to the 1980's and early 90's and just leave me.
Hold my beer
So sad
I know it got way better 😊
It will be again when people will understand what FIGHT THE POWER really means today
Chuck D one of the most underrated rated rappers of all time
It's just the video uploaded lately
... Y Elvis no fue racista nunca...
@@noestahechalamielparatuboca no but he’s definitely a paedophile
whos under rated him, hes up there with the best of em
@@noestahechalamielparatuboca que dices man. 😐
This right here is one of the reasons why the record labels and music industry pushed gangsta rap to the forefront. They couldn't allow the trend to keep moving in this direction, but we have to bring it back. Fight the powers that be!
Denis Camdzic your right
Yeah Correct
I remember when the change came in, no disrespect to Gangsta rap ( which had already exsisted in forms ) but the industry latched on hard and messages like PE, X Clan, and many others got drowned out quick.
@@RiveTheRat Thanks Man , I will check Run the Jewels
Yeah, this has been one of my favorites on CZcams for years, when it had multiple millions of hits, but now less than a million.
What's up with that?
Chuck D was no sell out. He stood for something and today he still stands for something. He didn't view rap as a commodity to be sold (commercialize). It was his manner of expression, an artwork.
Man of integrity.
He's awesome.
Yes, he never sold out.
Mr Chuck D hosted a fantastic limited series about The Clash a few years back. Highly recommended.
He’s as punk as it gets and I’m glad he used his voice to raise awareness for others.
You’re a punk rock warlord, sir. A life well lived.
Even by the time they got to Arizona
When it comes to cultural impact, Public Enemy stands above the rest.
Year April 2024.. Who ist with me?
EPIC!!!
I'm with you today and all the days after on this message.
I'm 58 and still fighting.
Have to be an example for my grandkids ✊
Right here!! Im 54! Taught My children! Now They are teaching Theirs!!! 💪🏼✊🏼👊
Himnon de unio soviwtca
That's my generation right there. My generation wasn't ready for this message but the seed was planted.
Absolutely.... They had me tears when they preformed on BET.
Come On With It.
This generation got it!
Bro Chuck D gave me my 1st level of consciousness! Fear of a Black Planet 1 of the best albums ever made. I use to listen to it twice a day. I was a young boy but the message was clear!!
@@subzeroconscious7817 - Same.
This track still gets me the same way it did as a teenager. This was hip hop at its finest when it was about education in entertainment (‘edutainment’). Public Enemy showed me as a kid that knowledge is power so I studied and became a lawyer. Thank you Chuck D.
Exactly 💯
Wow kudos to you. I'm in law school now
I love the idea of a lawyer with a pair of oversized headphones on his lunch break blasting this lmao
sounds like my story, though I wasn't involved in rap culture.
Awesome - Inspiration is where you find it.
The real "BLACK NATIONAL ANTHEM."
I miss intellectual hip-hop like this ❤
The market doesn't want you to think. Just consume and reproduce.
This song will never get old.
Mighty Raccoon NEVER EVER!
Come On With It.
Just like Radio Raheem :(
It's been old for 30 years.
John Atwell
Shut up
One of the greatest protest anthems in any genre of all time. Perfect combination of lyric rhyme and sound.
There need to be an anthem on this level after Goerge
Chuck D said he was inspired by NBA analyst Marv Albert.. he tried to emulate his sound as a rapper.
And now every time you hear a public enemy song, you’ll probably also hear marv calling an nba game.
Dope 😎
I’m 23 showing that not all kids of this generation is clueless…. I grew up on this group
24. Glad there are more like me.
@@Thewritingelf aye we lit bro
You grew up well then
Your elders taught you well
Thrilled to read this comment. I'm 55 years old, lived this era
Always Do The Right Thing!
Exactly ❤🎉❤
Fight fake power! They are neurotic sadistic
Wishful thinking.
It's impossible, unfortunately.
Humans are too fallible.
Public enemy will always be one of the greatest rap groups of all time.
Sadly, Gen Z has no idea who they are.
yeah the greatest racist anti-white group, and who bought their music ?: white people
@@jstohler It's up to us to tell everyone about them
@@dwightlove3704 And introduce them to the new kids on the block carrying this sound on. We can't replicate Chuck D and the dozens of others that defined this era, but we can spread the word amongst the young kids and let them hear what rap should sound like. In my area we had Macklemore, Grynch, Knowmads, and many more repping the 206 (aka Seattle).
@@simpledj509chromo7 Macklemore is apart of the RAINBOW COALITION pushing that SAME SEX GARBAGE that affects the Black Community today.He had a song called SAME LOVE THANKS BUT NO THANKS.
Chuck D is one of those who have the coolest natural voices in hip-hop.
For real!! Smooth as a mofo!!
Word em up on the level / the reasons are several / most of ‘em federal
Soooo true. I love just listening to his voice in this song. It's deep and smooth but he was pretty young.
And he made rap relevant as he preaches the truth!
Chuck D voice is underrated he sounds like if God took the mic and was rapping
This is TRUE HIP HOP👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Yes, RUN DMC, LL COOL J ,PUBLIC ENEMY Will always be the BEST EVER
@@georgeburkhardt5632AGREED: But, you forgot to mention KRS ONE! "Stop the violence" is one of the best raps ever and still poignant today.. More so! Public Enemy are NUMBER ONE though. 👍🏻👍🏽👍🏿
this is more relevant than ever right now.
public enemy is one of the best hip hop groups of all time!
THE.
Remember the racist in NYC but other cities are not news.
No mas Is THE best hip hop group in of all time
So true!!!
They are the best rap group
True hip hop not the stuff they feeding us today
2024 who here with me
The new generation,better get ready for this because history is repeating👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿 right before us.👊🏿👊🏿
Absolutely ✊🏾
When R.A.P was Black music. Created, Understood, Performed with Purpose. Now days everybody rappers. Spoken from a 48yr Black Man, Native Tongue is through the blood line, Rythm, Style, Language all Black Culture. Being "THE MOST MIMICKED " Race of People on Earth can be a Blessing and Curse Truth is never Bigotry.
This song is more relevant now than ever before
THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO RAP, .. BECAUSE THE MESSAGE IS IN THE BEAT,🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Corporate owns hip hop today.
When this was released I can hear the government saying "we have to change the narrative of this rap music. They're beginning to sound too much like malcolm x."
"They" then used NWA to subvert it.
@@abominableman the energy was the same and thats what made the industry/ government push west coast gangster rap to cover up and dilute and not educate both black and white kids through music which gets in every home and young person way more than any ministers msg
And that's exactly what they did..
Yeah and it changed into a circus 😂
yes, malcolm x isnt so good, too radical, violent, MLKJ is right, all brothers and sisters.
this song STILL gives me chills, almost 30 years later...
Same!
The best rap group EVER....
Wym almost it’s been 32 years
LMAO right!!! I was born in '89 so you know ik... 🤣🤣🤣
It came out in 1989, so it's been 33 years now...
Damn, still gives me the chills. RIP to important music like this.
The government hated this
Chuck D had the hardest hitting lyrics of any rap group. They were real and raw.
Still resonating today 👌🏼
@@Anonymous-Joker74 yeh boy
the messenger of prophecy
Check out Black Steel by them.
Racionais mano brown is better tho
Chuck D is a national hero, legend, and treasure. We need to make sure he receives his recognition while he's still on this planet.
HE needs to appear on a stamp!
According to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, he was in on the decision to release Janet Jackson's "That's The Way Love Goes" as the first (?) single from that album. I only bring it up to show that Chuck D has a reach beyond what most of us even have an idea about!
WORD
while he still on this Black Planet! saw em in London in '87 - best gig I've ever been to.
'International' hero! 💓
Agreed
Do you ever notice that the eighties was better than the 21st century has ever been?
Now this is Real Hip Hop!
Public enemy was the voice of black people all around the world.
And nothing says "voice of black people" more than Tawana Brawley's lying, race-grifting ass at 4:02, trying to blame a fabricated crime on white people. Great optics.
Public Enemy warned us but noooooo
Today this track is more relevant than ever. Fight The Power ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
X Clan did to as well. We need more this!!!👍🏾👍🏾
Chuck hits so hard, but Flav drives it home. What a duo!
Without driving licence... by the way.😂
Dear BLACK PEOPLE, our Destiny is on our HANDS.
❤💯🎶❤️🌹it will take a nation of millions to hold us back. If we'd just stick together.
Most of my heroes don’t appear on no stamps🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🧨
I love that line
Why does Chuck D and PE want Margaret Sanger on a stamp for her eugenics KKK Planned Parenthood so badly?
@@kevyster where you hear this?
skee magee that’s how they get you by spreading so much bs misinformation, too the point where your arguing about Gay Frogs and 5g is Melting your Brain Cells if they had any to begin with, and then claim the white media which is white lol is the one spreading fake news.... well duh that’s has always been the case and the black communities have know this.
@keith I was singing that when i bought a sheet of Hip-Hop stamps last month. With a great big smile on my face.
35 years later and that Elvis line still gets me just as hyped as it did when I was a teenager.
The lie still persis that he was the driving force behind the success of Rock Music.I saw the movie about Presley and he stated that he was not the king of this genre of music and he said that FATS DOMINO was the KING OF ROCK MUSIC.
And yet they're aligned with Google and all the mofo free speech crushin' Afro baby jabbin' $$$ milkin' depopulation freaks slippin' bribes under the table, don't even play blind like the rest
❤️🤣
I still believe he was kinda racist..
@@mariomesenarias4218 Who? Elvis?
the people need to unite like this again.
This generation needs to listen up... Seriously GenX make these lil ones listen up.. I ain't from Brooklyn but the message from Brooklyn was /is loud an clear...
It was anti white hate
Gen X unfortunately sold out. Most of them are Trumpers. They have totally forgotten what Chuck taught us.
I'm enrolled Native American & we fight the power every day And this song & shows gave me courage to fight the power which I still do. 💯✔️❤️
No you don't. :)
Lmfaoooo
I hear ya from Ohio. I met a young girl from a reservation and she was traumatized. I hear ya. I also had a pal that tried to city manage a small town in Nebraska and they were so racist. Now I live in Southern Chile and the Mapuche are still fighting the power.
what does "enrolled" native american mean?
@@sallylauper8222 Yes we do Sally!
The Elvis bar is the most ruthless bar in American Hip Hip History!
Facts!
@@tiffysimm7346BB King and James brown said Elvis wasn't racist, I'll take their words over some random guy, who never even met him, talking about him in a song 11 years after his death.
Chuck D 😂 he even said later "Elvis was a door, a gateway through to the roots. In the beginning of his career Elvis admitted where the roots came from, but did anybody care?"
Elvis wasn't like that, he even took few lessons from bruce Lee.... but john Wayne is a different story
you don't know what ruthless is if you didn't notice the line about 'Don't worry, Be happy' being the #1 jam
Chuck D has since rescinded what he said about Elvis.
If you don't stand for something
You'll fall for anything!
Who said that??
Word
True 'Dat
A true CLASSIC that is IMMORTAL in the hip hop world. As relevant Now as it was THEN.
Surprised nobody mentioned Radio Raheem or the classic “Do The Right Thing”
I just thought of that. I also feel bad for Smiley.
@@Prinks3414 Nah fuck Smiley. Literally starting shit for no reason. No shit an italian restaurant is gonna show italian people on the wall. Get over it.
@@formxr wrong person
@@formxr Smiley was the disabled guy
@@formxr lmao wrong guy
Best Hip Hop/Rap group of all time...
Come On With It.
FACTS
@@mainesource3000 ATCQ
NBN
NWA
WTC
???
Nah bro, NWA
Nahhhhhh mobb deep #1
Society will never allow music like this to be made again.
Society will try to stop them, but another great, straight from the heart song will come. The best music always comes from the streets
This is when black people made. Love being black. Please black people stand up together
THIS WAS THE BIGGEST HIP HOP SONG IN HISTORY
Not was. It is. Still relevant today
"Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps" is the best lyric in the history of pop music.
Either that or "Margaret Thatcher, tell her clear the way for the Prophets of Rage."
yea there in jail for life some power
I personally like the line about ELVIS
@@dwightlove3704 "the sucka was simple and plane"
@@wattaura7621 Then FF sealed the deal
I live right where this was filmed. Sadly, the neighborhood has completely changed as most people have been priced out.
Public Enemy stood for something, that's why I am still a fan today! 😊❤❤❤
Exactly - punk rock right from the jump, speaking up, refusing to be intimidated
Stood for anti-Whitism and division.
Yes they stood firmly on that.
And conference to!
@@igorivanov299how sensitive are y’all lmaoo shameless race
Man these guys carried the spirit of the Black Panther Party!!! Public Enemy is one of the most legendary hip-hop bands of all time!!!
Yes they are
Amen. My adopted dad was a panther. This song, the respect shown to my Pop. I cry every time I see this. Pop was in the Desire standoff. Fight the Power indeed.
AMEN 🙌🏽🙌🏼🙌🙌🏿🤟🏼🤟🏻👌🏾👌🏻👌🏽
Viva Las Panteras Negras de Tucson !!
{Long Live The Black Panthers of Tucson}
Amphi Panteras Tenants Empowerment Association!
Fuck the panthers
As Salaam Alaikum! No they carried the spirit of the F.O.I. & The Nation of Islam. Public Enemy is my family . Those drills are NOI inspired; because we drill and have been doing military drills since 1932! The F.O.I. Is a military like any other military. Professor Griff is a registered FOI as are 4 other members of the S1W’s. Do the knowledge and look and you’ll see many FOI in the video in charge of the security at the rally. Peep all the bow ties and suit/with boots. Please give the Nation of Islam credit where credit is due! Lastly many members and leaders of the BPP were
once also registered in the N.O.I. ..Huey Newton, Clarke
Bobby Seale, Stokley, etc all used to attend the Temple; in Oakland, Ca. in the early 60’s.
Possibly, the best rap group ever.
“When the power of love, overcomes the love of power. The world will know peace.”-Jimi Hendrix
Piss onto you for burning your own guitar 😮
Heavy!
What about the Flavor of Love
Well that will never happen because everyone is racist towards white people now
Won’t. Peace isn’t Making anybody any money.
The greatest hip hop song and one of, if not the greatest songs ever recorded
They were legendary.There was nothing like them at the time....
It's a tragedy that PE is lost on today's hip-hop youth.
God damn; Public Enemy was years ahead of their peers and Chuck D’s lyrics are criminally underrated.
No need to curse God to get your point across, yo 😉✌🏽🕊️❣️
But much Love for your TRUTH
I'm Asian American and I'm gonna say this right here, right now:
It's 20 f'n 21 and nothing has changed from 1989 till now except the clothes and the music. The African American man and woman is still fighting the power. If I can see it, why the hell can't anyone else?
NEVER STOP FIGHTING THE POWER.
Stop being racist and shooting little girls for stealing orange juice then.
@@karmatt3098 I'm the one being racist? So you expect me and an entire community of Asian Americans to be blamed for what happened in 1992? Bro, R.I.P to Latasha Harlins but before you talk about being racist, are you going to accept accountability for all the Asian American elderly killed in the U.S at the hands of African Americans during the pandemic? You're probably gonna say it's white people right? Well these victims don't look like they were attacked by the ones who stormed the Capitol. I have African American friends and thank God, they don't think and act nothing like you. You're so limited minded that you got your assessment of an entire community from a convenience store incident is like if I got my assessment of the African American community from watching a rap video. It's ignorant, just like you. So when you can achieve a common sense level that goes beyond your hood, then level up and come talk to me.
NEVER STOP FIGHTING THE POWER! words to live by!
@@sunlotus8 Thanks brother. You all have a lot to fight for so never stop. ✊
imagine if Drake sung about the Congo, Palestine and fighting the power. That's why I'm here
The 80s was truly the decade of black greatness. I recall feeling overly proud of how far as a people we have traveled with more to come. Today, we seem like we have lost our way. DAMN! What a shame.
It's over for black people as race or to be effective. We played around too long.
Let's make America great again ✊
@@user-pv7tn5do3f Mind your business bro
Man you hit the nail on the head as a young guy in the Navy I got turned on to P.E. by guys in my division. Seemed like progress was being made for Black Americans and was great to see it happening and being vocal about it. Sadly we seem to be off page or so the powers that be be who control media will tell us. Then I look at my daughters and their friends and have hope that they truly break free of the ignorance that has held back Black Americans. When we respect, value and honor each other we will have a better place to live.
But then the 90's happened
I was a kid when I heard this for the first time. I didn't understand. I sure as hell do, now. This is as relevant now as it was the day it dropped.
Adventures With Phil 🤔You tell me I was 11 when this came out!!
Hello welcome eyes open
Isn't that the sad part though?
Chuck D got the best Voice ever he best rap
The best rap group ever, true legends ...Their songs hit hard
🔥💯🔥💯🔥💯🔥
30 years later and it is _still_ relevant.
And I’m glad
Still the greatest
it still slap too... i remember when this first came out I was 6 years old. and it still go hard.
@@exists8238 I wish it weren't. I wish my generation had done more to make this song less relevant. I'm still out there marching, but damn, I was 19 when this song came out. And we've elected a bigot to the White House. We gotta get moving.
@@Libbydoh oh, oh no are you ok?
One of the most important rap groups of all time . Their message is still prevalent today
THE most important hip hop group of ALL time
@@timujin1000 Broken glass, everywhere.... Those boys came first.
Important Group of all time, fixed that for you 👍
Don't forget KRS-1.
Indeed
In all seriousness, this is literally one of the greatest music videos ever made bro
what about NWA fuck the police????
You should get out more.
You must be from the east
@@jefferyyepez8546 not even fam. From the south. I just fucked with how they showed everything that was going on at that particular time. Make me wanna watch “Do The Right Thing” every time G lol
I lived in this neighborhood at the time. Spike Lee helped organize this I believe. Filmed in downtown/Fort Greene Brooklyn. Spike lived on Eliot Park in the hood and grew up there. This vid is BROOKLYN straight up in those years. Streets was real.
I LOVE my people and I say that with ALL of my chest!
Today's kids need this more than ever.
Lol it's like katt Williams said it's weird when a guy in a clock makes sense.
Now 🙏🙏
Nahhhh you ain't cap man fr
"Power to the people No delay" ✊🏿
✊
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✊🏽💅🏽
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@@Blazex1x1 lol
This is Black America’s National Anthem
i sorta dig it myself. spikefuckinglee
Happy freedom day
True. Happy Juneteenth.
Yes it is, Happy Juneteenth Day!
Fun Fact: this song actually helped freed Africans from European Colonialism.
The legendary public enemy.i grew up with these Iconic music.they dont make music like that anymore.word up son
Cuase black men aint grow up around this type of environment
@@NorthPhilly-zr7xc wtf you talking about dog.you make no sense
Patience
Come On With It.
This was my news, Public Enemy, NWA, this is where I was educated before Dan Rather or Tom Brokaw read the scripted news. Of course I took a hard turn at gothic industrial music, but I cone back to what was, and wish could be again in these turbulent times.
One of the most important songs in rap history!
@Augusto Pinochet broken record
@Augusto Pinochet No, you know nothing.
@Augusto Pinochet Thank you for proving my point.
@augustopinochet5346 Says a loser with his head in the sand. There has been systemic racism in this country going back to 1619, the Black Codes, Jim Crowe, etc. This song never gets old.
ha if your racist
If only WE were truly in control of the media and entertainment industry ...
Their beats. Jesus!!
They earned their place in The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 👍❤
That award should hold no value to Hip Hop musicians and fans
And even more
Yaaaa Booooy! Lol Flava Flave Voice!
Absolutely
lol fame??
This needs to be played right now , at every protest, in every organization. This is TRUTH.
Not what the song was about . sad as a white guy i know why the song came about
@@jonhanson6128 know exactly why Chuck D wrote it. Did you catch the reference to Malcolm X "swinging while I'm singing"?
Except the protest that went on were supported by the powers that be and they didn’t even know it.
Word em up
100% TRUTH
man, what happened to us?
Exactly
It ain't ever to late to change
Facts. We gotta do better. I’m no longer supporting lame shit no mo
Turn protests into action. Vote, lobby, organize, read, educate people/yourself
alot of us are selling eachother out for a pat on head from people who dont like us.
Absolutely, the best. It's hard to believe it's 35+ years. Stil needs to be heard and action needs to happen.
Even in Latin America we listen to this song, and it never gets old! Saludos from Panama!
Indeed brother, saudações from Brazil 🇧🇷
You know Roberto Duran?
Viva la Raza!
@@scarletknight1035 lol
I can barely see the road from the heat comin' off....
We desperately need this vibe back.
Who's listening in 2024!to my brother who makes me discovered that song younger 😉
This isn't over - keep fighting!
And for the record, I'm a 56 yr old white male and I stand with all of you keeping up the fight.
AMEN 🙌🏽🙌🏼🙌🙌🏿👌🏽👌🏻👌🏾✌🏽🙏🏽🙏🏻🙏🏿🕊️💯❣️
I swear Chuck’s verse at 2:36 goes more hard every time I hear it 💯
Hard of him crying like a B...
@@steveb7144like ur mom
This is when rap/hip hop was empowering not destructive like today. One day people will catch up to this music that came out decades before its time.
this song like 35 years later is amazing it was made before it time hell to me it still fill like it just came out this song alone shows u why some people think the rap industry died in 2023
people need to dig up Public Enemy No. 1, this group kills this group.
This is making me a shed tear. Hip Hop really could've freed us if it was untampered with. What a powerful music. Look people standing together in Brooklyn mind you this is in the middle of the crack era
on malcolm x boulevard, alot my freinds were in the video. i lived aound the corner from PE studio .seen them all my life.
I feel the same way smh
Baltimore, Miami, Philadelphia, New York. It’s a beautiful thing to behold.
Now it’s every young man for themselves and backstabbing each other by ratting or killing, no more solidarity
Well, let's not get too excited. People were standing together because Spike Lee's film crew put them there.
That Elvis John Wayne line tho🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thats what made the song so popular..without that it would be just another rap song
That's why I'm here!
They should've insulted Reagan and Bush, but I guess insulting those white cultural icons was ok
@@victorfergn They played it safe and went after dead men. A bitch move imo
Chuck said his opinion on Elvis is somewhat softened, but John Wayne still gets a middle finger.
Man, did this make an impression back in the days. And man, does it still hold up. Those guys were the coolest back then
As a Albanian white man from North Macedonia I grew up with Public Enemy, my favorite Hip Hop band ✌️
good taste Shqip
Relevant more today than ever✊🏽
Not even just for black people but for the american people as a whole. The power is fucking everybody over
Agree
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Just live your life, fella.
Doesn't matter who is in power. Folks will always find grievances with whoever it is. Nothing will ever be good enough.
People spend so much time playing the victim, that they miss living their life.
I'm not singling out anyone in particular here, I'm talking about society in general. Everyone is taking part in the victim Olympics and moaning about change, Whether that be too much change or a lack thereof.
Everyone in the west has equal rights these day's, so folk should just get on with living there lives, and quit boo-hoo, whining and crying.
Just my two cents.🤷♂️
This is before rap was about money and rims. Long live Public Enemy!
AMEN 🙌🙌🏼🙌🏽🙌🏿🙏🏼🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿🙏🙏🏾
"Don't believe the Hype!!"
"Yeah-uhhh Boyeeeeeee💯❣️"
Greatest era in hip hop history
The beginning of the most influential music era besides the 60's. Rap changed the entire world and is still shaping and creating the dialogue about music/culture for decades to come.
I was 13 when this song dropped. This was the single most powerful moment in hiphop history ✊🏾