First Time hearing Public Enemy - Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic | Reaction 

Public Enemy- Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos

Public enemy is one of the best rap groups of all time. Chuck D is amazing on and off the mic. Flavor Flav was always entertaining as well. No one compares to Public Enemy now.

Oh man this is bringing me back to my childhood. This album was a classic!!!

Interesting fact is the music is rebel without pause playing backwards

One of the greatest HipHop albums of all time… if I’m not mistaken that first album to use multiple skits in between tracks/songs.

I remember buying this album at 13 “Yo bum rush the show” Then I saw P.E. with EPMD Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince and Run DMC at Joe Louis in Detroit. In my opinion this was the Golden age of Rap and the greatest of rap. They had messages back to that’s why today stuff’s only about selling drugs, killing people, getting paid, and getting hoes. That’s it….

I have always loved Public Enemy. Chuck D is the man. They never made s song where they were just trying to find out how many times they could swear on a track. It was always a good message.

I've been listening to PE since the 80s and saw them live in 1990. they played with Primus and Anthrax

I wore this track OUT as a kid. I remember playing in the car with my dad. He was into it until all the F bombs, then he yanked it 😂

Right this is true rap music with a purpose peace and love from Philly

I love public enemy.

Please check out By The Time I Get To Arizona by Public Enemy!

Yeah brah. Before Rage Against the Machine, there was Public Enemy. They didn't start political hip-hop (I think that was Grandmaster Flash), but they were huge in the genre. . I had no idea Flav's grill actually said Flavor Flav.

Public Enemy was the music of my youth. Hearing the Honorable Louis Farrankhan started me on my journey to manhood. PE forever !

Your reaction is the same as mine was 33 years ago the first time I heard this song - when I was in high school.

Terminator X was cold bruh.

Used to come out on the bball court to this back in the 80s

Shoutout for doing a deep cut off that album.

My 14 year old Ginger white son has heard everything by Public Enemy.He's not from the hood

Louis Farrakhan sampled in that song

DJ Johnny Juice Rosado did the scratches on this one, according to the official PE book by Russel Myrie. Juice did the job, Terminator got the credits, effed up.

😂 His face @1:41 to 1:46 when them Flash Gordon scratches came on.

Love their Album ..amazing reaction thanku so much love and God bless lovely Holla x

Public Enemy - Can't Truss It

I'd follow Chuck D into war

All of P.E. music is a message

You need to check out Terminator X's album Valley of the Jeep Beats

Night of the living bassheads and profits of rage bring the noise proper tune's

No hate here. But you never heard this? Maybe it's time to go back to hip hop school! lol thanks for listening to one of the greatest

Love PE!

Still jamming this song with set of terminator speakers and subs with amps ol skool rims those where the days rappers not afraid go against the government/,,politics. Today's they are wussied up with rainbows and Gucci gang.

When Flav said, "who gives a fuck about a god damn Grammy??!" I knew this shit was gonna hit different.

Back in the day crews with a dope DJ would let them just rip ish for a track or two dolo. PE, Run DMC, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince (Will Smith.). I actually only bought Fresh Prince albums because DJ Jazzy Jeff ripped it from beginning to end.

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yall just dont know...

"first time" ?? how old are you ?

You talk to much.