Chuck D Explains "So-Called Chosen Frozen, Still They Got Me Like Jesus" Line (Part 10) 

Vlad, if someone talks about having some of the last conversations with Huey Newton, and you pivot and ask them about the N word, you gotta get your priorities checked.

The more i listen to Chuck D talk, the more i realize how he's loved and respected by the Hip Hop community. Not ONE bad said about him nor does he have anything bad to say.

Chuck D and E-40 gotta be long lost relatives.

Can't go wrong with a Chuck D interview. Would love to sit and listen to Chuck D, Jimmy Jam, Quincy Jones and Michael Eric Dyson have a conversation

Chuck D! I remember meeting you at WBAI at The Commons. It was quick b/c I was studying DuBois' Black Reconstruction in America with this man,Tim, whose family were enslaved in NY when it was Dutch. My head was swimming w/details.

Vlad this one of best interviews. I hope Chuck is willing to come back and be a regular.

Samuel L Jackson was in 911 Is A Joke. He was probably thinking "How many motherfucking times do we have to keep doing mothefucking retakes??!?!"

You hear this nut trying to tell Chuck D something about Rap history?🙄

I've been sayin' since April 1990- Fear of a Black Planet > It Takes A Nation

Dropped "the N word" in Black Steel In The Hour of Chaos. Welcome to the Terrordome was not the first instance.

I give it to Vlad for his business sense but I am thinking why couldn't a black entrepreneur interview all the hip hop folks turn the dollars? Blacks can't make money off of black people and their own art, damn.

The title of the video: he clearly did not explain what he meant. He just sort of danced around it and said a lot of words that meant nothing.

Juice is an epic movie, man. Everything 2pac touched became epic. Even Poetic Justice, and i am not a huge fan of romantic movies, but pac energy and style make this movie work. If pac had played in titanic, could have been one of my favorite movies.

Chuck talks everybody listens.

Man, Chuck D is a hiphop encyclopedia. He's probably forgotten more about hiphop than most folks will ever know.

This is probably Vlad's first ever 'hip hop' interview. No "so tell me the wildest thing you've seen in the streets" . Very enjoyable.

Chuck D had some balls with that “chosen frozen” line coming off the Griff controversy! Terrordome is PE’s greatest track!

Younger folks: If you take the time out to read the lyrics to “Welcome to the Terrordome” you will realize the genius that is Chuck D. It’s an incredibly written lyrical masterpiece that still resonates til this day.

“I got so much trou-ble on my mind...I refuse to lose...here’s your ticket! Hear the drummer get wicked”

Yep. Where you young kats at? Check out "Welcome to the Terrordome" by Public Enemy when y'all get the chance. Straight up black out riot music yo!

I love how Chuck D. doesn't try to take credit for anything.. He respects the music so much that his humility always comes through. I enamour him for that. He breaks down the origins of the levity in music so fastidious.

Fear of a Black Planet is one of the finest accomplishments in recorded music history, I'll just say that.

Glad, Chuck D first used the n-word in "Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos"...then used the sample on "Anti-N Machine" on the next album

I could sit and listen to Chuck talk all day. Love the man’s integrity re: not wanting to step in front of the camera like many musicians who are not actors want to do. For him to say that he is a musician and not a trained actor and feel that he is or was taking away from a trained actor speaks volumes about the man. He was interested in staying in his lane and helping to develop and grow rap/hip-hop into all it could be. This man is a bona fide legend!!!

Chuck D: I talked to Huey Newton every Night. Vlad: Was that your first time using the N-Word in a song? You fumbled this one Vlad.

“Now I called 9-1-1 a long time ago”

I love how Chuck controls the tempo of the interview... He's actually neutralizing Vlad's unilateral methodology of dominating the narrative.

It's blasphemous that DJ Red Alert hasn't been interviewed yet, after hundreds of Vlad's guest keeps mentioning him.

Damn, Chuck is amazing he articulates it all so well!

Wowwwww 🤯🤯🤯 Had NO idea the Bomb Squad did POISON

Vlad, for a self proclaimed DJ, you seem very ignorant of everything hip hop that Chuck D was bringing out. Don't know about DJ records, don't know about R&B and hip hop connections at the time, don't know that Chuck said "ninja" in every album up to Fear of a Black Planet, and even insisted on it. Damn dude.

Chuck used the N word in black steel in the hour of chaos from it takes a nation

Cool it now by New Edition came out way before poison which had rap in it

Chuck D sounds like mc eiht after he released blunt smoke

Ok so now that everybody acknowledged the fact that Flav wrote “911 is a joke”, one would consider how dope the record was, flow wise and lyrics wise. You would imagine that rapped by Nas or Snoop it would appear as ahead of its time as it actually is. Mind you, it was 1990. And production wise, it was very innovative too, with the slap-bass and the low-fi funky lick.

This dude is like the Stephen Hawking/Einstein of Hip Hop lol 💯

I use the lyrics of Welcome to the Terrordome to show teens today how rap used to be. One verse says more (and probably has more words) than most rap singles today.

2, 3 Break? Wow Chuck! You made me stop this video and go back down memory lane. Now I'm off to annoy the nieces and nephews to teach them how to do knee spins on linoleum.

Bro if anybody don’t rock with chuck d, you don’t understand what a teacher is. Him and Krs are just two of many that still have me looking at rhyme schemes and following the history of logic or their schools of thought.

I wonder why an atheist like Glad would be concerned THAT one line. 🤔 🧐

I still can't believe Vlad was a DJ cause he doesn't know about a lot of rap history.

Chuck you need to drop some info from Dr. Amos Wilson's book Blueprint for Black Power on your next album. The people need to hear it.

Samuel L. Jackson's in 911 video.

Vlad forgot about 'Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos' "This is what I mean, an anti-n**** machine"

Welcome to the terrordome is top 5 all time for me, again Chuck dropped a bag of jewels

Endangered Species on Kill at Will chuck said the N word and my dad didn't care

Chuck was mad when he wrote that. Glad was like what's up with that so called chosen line, Chuck was like what about it.

This is a great interview, I love how Vlad asks a question and Chuck schools us all. He is like a hip-hop sage

Welcome 2 The Terror Dome is the all time best rap ever written and executed. 👑💪🏾✊🏽

Did Chuck D ever have beef with another rapper? If not, that is a testament to his ethics.

Bobby Brown merged rap n r&b on Don't Be Cruel in 88, Teena Marie merged the 2 in 81 on Square Biz

I'm more of a "Yo! Bum Rush the Show" guy as far as favorite PE albums. Most likely cause I lived about 5 miles away from where PE was formed and recorded their albums. I went to the same High School as fat Dr Dre (of MTV Raps) who at that time was a College Radio DJ playing all PE stuff first on his underground station. Public Enemy #1 when that came on the first time that beat was crazy! Then Timebomb! All the intros by Flav was crazy and then the beat drops. Now imagine those songs before their was rap music everywhere and you heard them as the DJ qued them up for the first time on radio and keeps teasing it bring it back to the beginning and restarting it before the beat drops in. It was like flex dropping the bomb in the 90's but this was like 86. Man hip hop was so much better when it wasn't everywhere and artist where all different.

Glad we needed that Huey story!!!!

Funny how chuck kept cutting vlad off to avoid vlads fanboy questions he's heard 1000x before and interrupting and schooling vlad immediately when he start rewriting history

How you gonna over talk Chuck D???

I can listen to this man talk all day...

Why does it say online Poison was produced and written solely by a guy named Elliot Straite

Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos Chuck drops the N word on the second album. Didn't want to be that guy that corrects my hero.

"... crucifixion ain't no fiction..."

Cool lamping with flav

Great interview. Chuck is a hip hop gem!!!

"Poison" is the debut single by the American vocal group Bell Biv DeVoe. ... The song was written and produced by Elliot Straite, AKA Dr. Freeze. Straite had originally planned to ... Producer(s): Elliot Straite Released: February 24, 1990 Genre: New jack swing, funk, hip hop Recorded: October 1989

welcome to the terrordome..man listen...that song right there is 1st my favorite pubic enemy record and ill call top 5 greatest rap record..period..SAID ILL FIGHT THE POWER CAN I RUN AND HIDE...BULLSHIT IT"LL BE SUICIDE..so many lines on that record to quote from...INCREDIBLE

Vlad, Please correct this video. My brother Dr. Freeze wrote and produced Poison for BBD. That was the title of their album. First single and still earning money to this day. The Bomb squad had some tracks on that album but that didn't compare to the title track Poison. When the song starts they even mention "Spidaman and Freeze in Full Effect". I am surprised Chuck D didn't correct you on that. Great interview. I just wanted to let you know that you was wrong.

P.E Brother ✊🏿🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤

At the end, Chuck D was like, I didn’t create it but I was there

FOH Vlad! I've heard Vlad say Or Takes a Nation is his favorite PE album! Why didn't you argue with Jamar when he said It Takes A Nation???

R.I.P. Huey Newton... Bay Area niggas are just way cooler than everybody else... Fact.

Favourite PE song Welcome to the Terradom... the song is deep and had a crazy effect on me... love it

Not mentioned in this interview but The Bomb Squad also did the score for American Gangster with Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe

Vlad ask Chuck D if he had a relationship with Huey Newton and the way Chucks looks at him😂 No words neccessary😂 Check it out 3 minutes 50 seconds in

Wish all the 80's rappers would stand up and start marching to d.c. Can you imagine how many millions of people would follow them. We would change the world before we even got there.

6:50-6:56 reminds me of the quote from Mark Twain which goes like this: Religion is like going into a black room looking for a black cat that isn't there but finding it. Brilliant😜

Is the 2 - 3 Break song Chuck is talking about I’m Large with Cool Chip and Chuck Chillout?

Chuck never tells him thank you after compliments, he see through him lol

Wauw these 3 albums made in 12 weeks, and poison produced by the bomb squad didn’t knew that.

Public Enemy are widely regarded as the greatest hip-hop group of all time, whereas I think they're under-rated... Fear Of A Black Planet is still the greatest rap album of all time.

Chuck D is one of them I could listen to talk all day . Besidez Pac and Biggie .Legends never die

Why is the volume on your videos always so low?

Listening to Chuck is the best lesson in hip hop history you can give yourself

Chuck D is definitely of the Goats of HIP-HOP

War at 33n 3rd..Chuck went Off!!

Public Enemy #1 is my favorite song from them.

Maaannn....Chuck is a music encyclopedia.

Turn it up....turn me loose!

GLAD gettin' a taste of his own medicine. Everytime he tries to talk, CHUCK shuts him down. Everytime he tries to talk over CHUCK when CHUCK is droppin' knowledge, he gets shut down again. CHUCK ain't with the "THEATRICS".......neither is he the type to a let anybody SLIDE.

Chuck D is a modern day Griot

Chuck D is a societal essential worker

I saw an interview with Johnny "Juice" Rosado and he said that Chuck did the scratches on Terrordome. Chuck does it all.

the way he mentioned "the Poison record" in one of the other parts, and then mentioned it again the same way....i swear i thought they was talking about "Open Up and Say Ahhh!!!!" lol....not exactly sure which poison record they talking about, i figured out its a song title and not a band lol. discogs says poison - bell biv devoe (1990) on MCA records. says the remixed the song. i was 2 years old...i know what new jack swing is, but maybe it has a bigger context than im aware of.

Drove from PA to Rhode Island when Fear of a Black Planet came out. Had it on HEAVY Rotation that whole week. Drove through Boston and all, still on rotation. Lol.

I blame the interviewer, he's literally asking Chuck questions he's answered years ago

Chuck aka the hard rhymer is legendary and the voice of PE! A true lyricist that speaks on injustice and other issues. Salute ✊

Laser Anastasia maze ya

Don't forget The Bomb Squad brought you Young Black Teenagers!

*Chuck D! The Enemy telling youto hear it. They play my music, it's time to play the lyrics...*

I know everyone already knows this but Huey from the Boondocks is named after Newton.

Chuck is the only person in rap who could spit 64 bars without taking a breath.

Classic fuckin album

chuck D is on the top ten all time interviewed , he know how to answer questions.