PUBLIC ENEMY “ CAN’T TRUSS IT “ REACTION 

Your commentary is exactly what PE brings out when you listen to their music. They made a huge impact on me when I was a teen.

Public Enemy "By The Time I Get To Arizona".. Had politicians shook

It’s by shedding light on these deep issues that Public Enemy has been a top rap group, and this is one of their best tracks.

The white record company got rid of conscious rap and replaced it with gangster rap. That is why there is no public enemy.

Fight The Power- “Elvis, was hero to most…” I remember how that line SHOCKED “middle” American sensibilities back in the day. Great reaction btw!

Such a powerful Video! Public Enemy is by far my favourite Hip Hop Group. Saw them in concert (Brixton Academy, London 1988).....was one of the best nights of my Life! 😎💃🤩😁

The LEGENDARY Iconic Public Enemy featuring Chuck D

i agree with you 100% itzjt i feel the same way but we as black people have ben brainwashed by willie lynch slavery mentality to hate ourselves but this public enemy jam is a hit with knowledge we can learn from our horrible history.

Public Enemy was a multi-platinum group. It’s a shame this type of truth can’t be huge like P.E. was.

Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype! 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Chuck D!

Flavor flav was used for comic relief, because the subjects were so real.

Many did end they life jumped off the boats cause of the torture and the rape and the destitute. And the ones who didn’t are the reason we here. That’s Minister Malcolm X speaking in the beginning and that’s why I sent that as suggestions of reactions our great leaders.

Always loved this video, a straight banger

Hey thanks for bringing this one back. The song with ATTITUDE!!! I hear you my dear . That's why i instill to my son's and younger generation be grateful for the sacrifice your forefathers went thru. Because today you can be anything you want to be.( I myself in today's society had to fight). Hey you can even be an lawyer, doctor or the president.

Rebel without a pause

I dig yo videos you very open minded about your thoughts on old school rap keep pushing forward young queen

Public Enemy is legendary. I am proud to be a white man who wore a PE shirt in high school and played this song for my English class.

Suggestion-- Black Steel in the hour of chaos/ Public Enemy

When hiphop subject matter included topics like this the entire U.S. government took stances against these artist. They had to counter this message so they empowered gangster rap systematically removing HipHop culture from Rap Music Business. So today you have no trace of HipHop Culture in Rap Music.

check out Public Enemy - "Shut'em Down" (Pete Rock remix)

Real Hip hop

Talk that TRUE TALK!!!!! Great reaction to a great song. The power of music is PHENOMENAL! Dropped 1991 yet still a POWERFUL MESSAGE! 😎

I wonder what their response would be if people heard just the song with NO video. Would they even hear what was being said? 🤔

Queen! preach the truth! Bass in your face!

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LL cool j was in the same era when old school was popping. 🔥🔥

I like this song,special for my.

That's your ancestors JT...we were kidnapped from Africa and brought here in slavery against our will. And that explains REPARATION for alllll Blacks in America for these many wrong doings!!

You need to react to old school rap group call X clan and their songs 1. Funkin lesson 2. Need the word of the brother

it was good to hear your thought on that subject, but after enslavement they didn't stop a lot of Black people move away from them folk built their own town/small cities they did good for them selves, but then those folks found out the depth of their evilness really showed they went in and massacred everyone that couldn't get away some are know and most are probably is still unknown, look up what happen during "Red Summer" (1919), and remember there wasn't any internet back then, so they had to planned for what happen for almost a year. And what's really crazy them folks want to go back to that time. 😐

When hip-hop had something to say....

Aka Bass: Right on my sist'a. I knew you would appreciate that. Reach one teach one. We can't let all of the distractionary topics cause us to forget. We have to educate and love each other. So much blood, sweat and tears were shed for us to make it today. I don't like to compare atrocities but Slavery was worse. It lasted 400 years and over 15 million died during the slave trade and living through it wasn't much better than death.

This is my ish right here.

THIS THE REAL SHI WHAT HAPPENED TO US SOME BLACK YOUNG PEOPLE FORGET IN THIS DAY OVER AND OVER

Great thoughts

A lot of them did end their lives. There was even an incident that happened as soon as a slave ship hit land over in Savanna, Ga. About 200 of them immediately drowned themselves. The boat ride alone was enough for them.

Plz do brand nubian....reprise in the sunshine....wake up

A banger public enemy can't trust it deep message there are so many other song like these to react to it just takes a little tighten up.

This is the most important video in Hip Hop history.

But know this young sister. The ones who get it to our ancestors.There people are gonna have to go through the same thing that our ancestors went through by us

Rap music like this is why they changed up and gangster rap is all we've heard since then.

Hazy shade of criminal my friend

4 years vs 400 years?

P E #1

They shut groups like that down on purpose

Fun fact: slavery still exists and even more rampant now than it was then. There was a very large number of black slave owners and slave traders.

One of the greatest rap group and video ever.those racist wbite trash are still there.word up son

NOTHING HAS CHANGE THERE STILL IN POWER JUST LOOK AT YOUR $ MONEY $

Chuck D felt like the issues he was bringing forth were so serious/intense that there needed to be a sorta comic folly to break up the seriousness, hence, Flava Flav. Also, before you bring race into this, The Beastie Boys shared their Def Jam label with Public Enemy before they were famous and Beasties asked them to open for them on their tour and Public Enemy got famous. NTM, The Beastie Boys were 3 Jewish boys from Manhattan. Also, love the way the video portrays killers/enslavers of black folks on horses back in the 1800's to those same racist bastards now driving police cars. Nothing has changed.

I Love ❤ you for your Feeling's & Feedback on our History..I Feel The Same As you " JT".

And yes JT just image that 246 years of slavery for our ancestors..

Nothings changed 😢

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If you get a chance review PE' s album Fear Of A Black Planet. It will blow your mind.

CHECKOUT PUBLIC ENEMY'S BROTHER'S GOTTA WORK IT OUT WYCLEF JEAN'S GUNPOWER X-CLAN'S EARTH AND FIRE (THE 6 MINUTE VERSION)

Once again im in shame coz of my white ancesters 💧

Ask yourselves black brothas and sistas, why are our ancestors were in slavery, until this day?

Do people think that is how slavery looked like ? No sane people would beat slaves around cotton they wanted to sell . It would damage the merch. Daily rapes of women ? To risk pregnancy and death of the adult slave you paid for ? Very risky and expensive business, it could be done on plantations that specilized in breeding slaves . And guards having sex with masters slaves, was out of the question . Because it was using someone elses property. Now masters kept misstresses , but those weren't field slaves. They were mostly mixed raced, educated and working around the house . In the New Orleans area they had special schools for such girls , which was a French inheritance. Also it is not like planations post 1760s were huge money makers , especialy in mainland america. The upkeep cost was big, the housing , clothes were expensive. The returns on slave work were low, and mid XIXth century had to rival mass industries employing refugees from Europe. As reparation goes the US goverment already did those . Ex slaves were allowed to take ownerships of housing and plots of land they occupied as slaves, that is if thry decided to stay in the US . For tjose that wanted ro leave the US goverment paid for ships, supplies and weapons to resettle the exslaves to Liberia , where they subjagated and enslaved the local population and have been having on and off civil wars ever since.

You're gonna have to reprogram yourself to almost anything that the government has said and done. For example uncle tom. He wasn't what they called him. Tom was someone that the slave master wanted to have beat other slaves. And he wouldn't do it. So he Got somebody named sam to do it. Hits from the word sambo. So actually uncle tom was a good guy

We bow down or pray to one of the best white man god a man up Jesus and what’s funny Jesus was a slave ship called the slave ship Jesus. Look it up. Also Jesus was a lord or land owner we come from kings and queens which are higher than lords remember only slaves or servants pray or beg to lords not people from kings and queens.. we suppose to stand and talk to gods

good commentary

I like your reviews beautiful.. You got an IG??

So glad you were pointed in the direction of PE and this song. I'm also glad that you were able to decipher the message in the music. However, I strongly suggest you do further research on the travails of slavery and all the dehumanizing madness it entails. Because a few of your comments IMO were a little disturbing. Especially the ones concerning blk male/women dynamics. Unlike today, blk men and women had none but each other and the dehumanizing/rachet interactions between the two of today, just didn't happen. In fact, most men have their lives (almost willingly) to protect the women in their lives. Even IF by most accounts, they didn't have that choice. And also on the subject of (g)rape, please understand that women and girls weren't the only ones that that disgusting practice happened to. This is why so many ppl today want to cover up and rewrite history (if not outright outlaw you learning the truth) so that their crimes will continue to be hidden. But again, so glad you liked the song. Hope it fuels your desire to learn the real origins of Black Americans from the slave fields of this country. Later.

Makes you wonder why black people don't treat each other better