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  • Chuck D

    Chuck D Pleads With Fans Not to Use Public Enemy's 'Burn Baby Burn' on Social Media Posts of LA Fires

    The fires have displaced thousands of people as crews continue to fight the blazes.
  • Madonna

    Chuck D Defends Madonna Against Ageism Trolls Who Blasts Her For Her Tour Performance

    #ChuckD defended #Madonna’s honor against trolls who have slammed the music icon for her performance at the “Celebration” Tour.
  • April Fool's! Flavor Flav’s Firing Was A Hoax

    Chuck D. revealed Flavor Flav's termination was nothing more than an elaborate promotional stint for an upcoming album, according to a statement earlier today, April 1.
  • The Roots & Public Enemy Perform for NMAAHC Grand Opening Freedom Sounds Festival

    History was made in Washington D.C. over the weekend with the opening of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture. The Freedom Sounds Festival was just as historic, adding performances from many different groups like The Roots and Public Enemy, who gave a special tribute performance of "Fight The Power" in honor of the late "Radio Raheem," Bill Nunn.
  • Rage Against the Machine’s Zack de la Rocha Debuts New Single ‘Digging for Windows’

    Zack de la Rocha, the former vocalist for Rage Against the Machine, has released a new solo track called "Digging for Windows." According to El-P, the song's producer, the single will be part of the rapper's album, which is scheduled to come out next year.
  • Prophets of Rage to Tour the U.S. Following Cancelled Governor's Ball Performance

    Prophets of Rage is set to tour the U.S. following its cancelled Governor’s Ball performance this past Sunday (June 5) due to inclement weather. The supergroup features members of Rage Against the Machine, Chuck D of Public Enemy and B-Real of Cypress Hill. After the cancelled performance at Governor’s Ball, the group did a pop-up show at Warsaw in Brooklyn.
  • Prophets of Rage Will 'Bring the Noise' to the Republican National Convention in July

    Prophets of Rage -- the new band from Rage Against the Machine, Public Enemy and Cypress Hill members -- plan to shake things up at the Republican National Convention this July. Guitarist Tom Morello recently alluded to the band's civic plan.
  • Rage Against the Machine, Public Enemy, Cypress Hill Members Form Supergroup Prophets of Rage

    Members of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave are reportedly joining forces with rappers Chuck D of Public Enemy and Cypress Hill's B-Real to launch a new rap metal supergroup called Prophets of Rage.
  • Flava Flav and Chuck D Disagree on Donald Trump at SXSW in Austin

    Did Flava Flav stump for Trump at SXSW? Did Flava Flav stump for Trump at SXSW? "I'm not really the politician of the group," Flav told Billboard Public Enemy's performance at South by Southwest in Austin.
  • Public Enemy’s Chuck D Reacts to The Oscars’ Use of ‘Fight The Power’

    During the 88th Academy Awards this past Sunday night, Public Enemy's "Fight The Power" soundtracked Chris Rock's walk onstage as the comedian reported for hosting duty amidst the #OscarsSoWhite diversity controversy; the seminal hip-hop anthem was played again as the show came to a close and the credits rolled. Chuck D noticed and reacted to the Oscars' use of the song via Twitter.
  • Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake Perform "History of Rap 6" on 'Tonight Show' [WATCH]

    Best friend duo Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon reunited on the 'Tonight Show' Wednesday night for the 6th and latest installment of their well-loved "History of Rap" performances. The two opened the show with R. Kelly's "Fiesta" before launching into celebrated hip-hop songs throughout the decades.
  • Snoop Dogg, Trey Songz and YG Slam the Grammys for Not Nominating Artists That Best Represent Rap and Hip-Hop

    The 2015 Grammy Awards drew some tough critics. Kanye West led the charge, storming the stage when Beck won the the award for Album of the Year over Beyoncé and going on a rant after the show. Most of the rap and hip-hop community felt let down this year and they weren't afraid to post online about it. Snoop Dogg was particularly upset, citing the fact that some of the genre's greats have less wins then Macklemore. YG and Trey Songz joined in, but they were arguing on a personal level.
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