Public Enemy - Give It Up
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- From 1994 Album: "Muse Sick-n-Hour Mess Age".....
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Public Enemy, also known as PE, is an influential hip hop group from Long Island, New York, known for its politically charged lyrics and criticism of the American media, with an active interest in the frustrations and concerns of the African American community.
In 2004, Rolling Stone Magazine ranked Public Enemy number forty-four on its list of the Immortals: 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. Acclaimed Music ranks them the 29th most recommended musical act of all time and the highest hip-hop group. The group was inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame in 2007.
Chuck D put out a tape to promote WBAU (the radio station where he was working at the time) and to fend off a local mc who wanted to battle him. He called the tape Public Enemy #1 because he felt like he was being persecuted by people in the local scene.
This was the first reference to the notion of a public enemy in any of Chuck D's songs. The single was created by Chuck D with a contribution by Flavor Flav, though this was before the group Public Enemy was officially assembled.
According to Chuck, The S1W, which stands for Security of the First World, "represents that the black man can be just as intelligent as he is strong. It stands for the fact that we're not third-world people, we're first-world people; we're the original people [of the earth]."
On the track "Louder Than a Bomb" from It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, Chuck D reveals that the D in his nickname stands for Dangerous.
Developing his talents as an MC with Flavor Flav while delivering furniture for his father's business, Chuck D (Carlton Douglas Ridenhour) and Spectrum City, as the group was called, released the record "Check out the Radio," backed by "Lies," a social commentary-both of which would influence RUSH Productions' Run-D.M.C. and Beastie Boys. The group was signed to the still developing Def Jam Recordings record label after co-founder Rick Rubin heard Chuck D freestyling on a demo.
Around 1986, Bill Stephney, the former Program Director at WBAU, was approached by Rubin and offered a position with the label. Stephney accepted, and his first assignment was to help Rubin sign Chuck D, whose song "Public Enemy Number One" he had heard from Andre "Doctor Dré" Brown. According to the book The History of Rap Music by Cookie Lommel, "Stephney thought it was time to mesh the hard-hitting style of Run DMC with politics that addressed black youth. Chuck recruited Spectrum City, which included Hank Shocklee, his brother Keith Shocklee, and Eric "Vietnam" Sadler, collectively known as the Bomb Squad, to be his production team and added another Spectrum City partner, Professor Griff, to become the group's Minister of Information. With the addition of Flavor Flav and another local mobile DJ named Terminator X, the group Public Enemy was born." Public Enemy opened for The Beastie Boys on some of their East Coast concerts, including Philadelphia, Newark and Brooklyn.
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Can't listen to PE without getting inspired. Never quit or gave in to any hype, always stayed true to their message. Positive example.
Public Enemy will always be timeless man.
Definitely 💯
True legends.
Man I love this whole album still. I think it was EXTREMELY underrated back when it came out.
These music videos should be shown in schools and studied. The musical testament of Public Enemy has left us a great legacy message: only the culture will make the truly free peoples. NO ONE will show never more music videos where you see weapons that are turned into books and notebooks. Let us always remember this video, perhaps it is the last trace of civilization left in this world.
I agree
Damn. Well said.
Bibiana Giraldo yeah
Bibiana Giraldo . You are correct 100% Bibiana Giraldo! The media wants to keep all Humanity asleep, so we do not here the truth! Peace😀🤙
Are u delusional luv? The last shread of civilisation..? have u any idea how brutal humanity has been in the past? The reason we can communicate on this platform now is cuz of how civilised we have become. And we have never been more civilised than how we are now. FFS, Once upon a time you wouldn't even been able to speak unless instructed to by a conquering army. Men invaded, enslaved, raped and controlled other cultures after murdering its leaders... And u think we arnt civilised now? WOW. You're an ignorant one aye?
These 90’s beats by Public Enemy were so hard. Great rhythm and flow.😮
My dad had this on CD and I used to sneak it into my room and listen to it over and over. Haven't heard it for what must be approximately 20 years, but it still sounds great
Great music is timeless. This still slaps. This my favorite pe song!
I'm bumping this shit right now on i285 in Atlanta. Damn , thus shit will never go old . 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
On that D.T connector in the A.T.L
In 1994, PE told rapsters to "Give It Up"! In 2024 they still do for PE!
Chuck D has the best rap voice period and Flav was the best hype man ever.
On my list, he's #2...DMX, would be #1.
@@Nubiangent1DMX brought that righteous pain. Chuck D brought the pain killer. Both legendary on the same level IMO
@@tcb9775 "The Righteous Pain" & "The Pain Killa"...Damn that's good! I like that and agree.
Oh hell yeah!! I was a madass PE fan back in the day! Even dressed up as Flavor Flav for Halloween back in ‘90, had the clock, glasses n all! Always used to argue w/diff ones on who had the best voice in rap to which I always chose Chuck D! Something about that deep tone of his when delivering... idk, always got me pumped up no matter the track! They were the best!
@@DT24K Chuck and Flavor are dressed and looks very modern even in 2020.
Masterpiece!!!
0:22 That bass drop is always my favorite part!
Sat in a beer garden in bristol with headphones in enjoying this classic track, 😊
Highbury vaults?
I like public enemies message, to rise above the dope and gun game and to aspire to something greater. They were one of the few bands that promoted a positive message to the younger generation.
Too bad the message never got to the black community and instead you’re labeled a sellout and not “real” if you’re not a thug.
@@davidporter671 most are fake OGs now anyway man with the exception of a few, no real gangbangers at all just using it to hype their music. The days of reality rap are over its all fake shit now.
❤
Public Enemy. My moral center since 1989. Fine, I'm white, I just loved them growing up. Chuck D is my hero. :)
We reverse oreos lol Chuck D is my hero too boyyyyyyyyy
10th grade went from all black school to a mixed race School and a white classmate allowed me to dub the second Public Enemy.
Muskegon Big Reds!!!!
Same
@@waleedafzal3593 I thought music is supposed to be haram.
Music doesnt discriminate !
Im a snowflake myself .
Met Flav in 92 .
Instantly liked P.E. with Fight the power intro of
" Do the right thing " by Spike Lee and Rosie shadow boxing 👍
2:04 "Rappers rippin' a lyrical kickin', finger-lickin'
But to the rhythm, I'm givin', but never cotton pickin"
This might be the best rap lyric ever written 👌🏻
Public Enemy the Roots of a tree of Rap-sody !
Aaaand our Flav is now a public figure for the 2024 Paralympics, respect!
Takes me back to July 5, 2022, when I first saw this music video on MTV Classic!!😊
I live in the UK. It's Public Enemy and NWA that I grew up listening to. 10/10 👍
Don't forget about West side connection but that comes more later then this true old school gem
Drill and mumble rappers needs to listen to this...I believe the gangster rap era failed this new generation of kids..if only these type of rap continued we would have gotten a more healthy and whole young men today!!
Chuck D's flow is just awesome.
The Change Up At 2:35 Is Just Brutal 🔥🔥🔥
Тьфу, отвратительно
Respect to the Black Brothers PE 🎶💣❤️🙏🏾
golden era of hip hop
lol
@@davidhusband5022 "-p
Bumpin' this dopeness in the 2020 Pandemic
Hell. Yes, 👏 ... and I'm an old 40 year old white lady 😆
*plandemic
less deaths in 2020 than 2019,and you think theres a pandemic? turn off your tv man, wake up.
@@Tokyodrift5000 😂😂😂💯💯💯💯 right right
I ain't gonna change, I ain't gonna change, I ain't gonna never ever change!!
Samples used in this song
Steve Cropper - Opus De Soul
Public Enemy - Rebel without a Pause
Lyn Collins - Think (vocals) 0:31
James Brown - I Got You (vocals)
Tag Team - Whoomp! (lyrics) 2:44
Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft 2:48
Ice Cube - Check Ya Self (lyrics) 3:51
Now I know where the Red Hot Chilli Peppers Got The Insperation for the Song Give It Away.
We gave up our rich and prosperous heritage for Gangsta Rap.
one of the dopest beats ever
Дуже крута пісня,слухав це в Україні 20 років тому.Подобається зараз також.
PUBLIC ENEMY LEGEND 🎶 🎤 👍
Damn this beat and lyrics are 🔥
I love old school shiats, fuck nowdays artists.
Public Enemy never ends
Makaveli He is now with the guys of Rage Against The Machine and B-Real from Cypress Hill.
Шедевр на все времена
FLAVOR FLAVEEEEE
Public Enemy Forever Fight the power
Bought this album myself as a 8 yr old boy in 94 CLASSIC !!!
Its 2020 and this video is still relevant
still in 2021
How so.
Never. Gets. Old. Simply the best.
"I never did represent doin dumb shit, no gansta lyin', I'd rather diss presidents. Dead or alive, bring 'em an I'll swing 'em"
It's criminally understated just how raw Chuck D is.
Unrated and underrated.
This is a public enemy announcement. I grew up listening to public enemy for 2018 - 2019
Best Ever Rap Duo Peace
I gotta listen to more public enemy
dope track from the 90s..real hiphop
Chuck D The 5th Greatest influential MC Of All Time!
mrkingssizesnicker Who are the four ahead of him in your opinion? Cant knock the opinion.
bootney barksdale 1. KRS ONE 2. RAKIM 3. NAS 4. BIGGIE
KRS-One, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Chuck D, BIG
bootney barksdale Last comment from me. Top 10 1. KRS ONE 2. RAKIM 3. NAS 4. BIGGIE 5. CHUCK D. 6. BIG DADDY KANE 7. KOOL G RAP 8. ICE CUBE 9. L.L. COOL J 10. GURU
Wow bruh you would rank G Rap ahead of James Todd Smith? GURU in the top 10? No Tupac? My next six and not in any particular order would be Yasin Bey AKA (Mighty MOS DEF) Black Thought, Scarface, Kool G Rap, Grandmaster Caz!!!! Q-Tip. This might change from day to but if I might Mos Def might be in my top five!!!
O verdadeiro RAP nunca vai morrer !
BRASIL !!!
It's 2021 people...aight...aight....1,2,3 4 GIVE it UP!! Remember the greatness
2021 y es una super canción, basura el hip hop de hoy. Legendas del Hip Hop
Never gets Old 💥💥
Flava Flav and Chuck D are a perfect machine for rapping. Nowadays you just get garbage.
That was before that gangsta sh*t that destroyed the community.
Huh
Chuck D has the best rap voice period.
Public Enemy Songs Always The Sound Track Off Of Sports Movies He Game And Longest Yards
Underrated single and album
This is one of the best groups in music regardless of musical genre much love to Public Enemy!!!
LDSylvr bloopers during his legendary PL grind and playing with SOT streamers and moderators.. 😅
my favorite rap band ..
+moh ben me too
What else can i ask for? from PE? Mo Knowledge!
Nobody ever mentions Public Enemy in the GOAT discussions! They have longevity, great lyrics, amazing songs and albums. They were so badass late 80’s and early 90’s before WuTang took over and copied the logotype thing. I never understand why BIG and 2Pac always are too 10. Unfortunately they got bigger post life. Tupac actually made a 5 studio albums but BIG only 2 before he passed away.
PE - never bettered!
NYC Forever !
Public Enemy - Give It Up "The BOOM Classic 2016"
This song speaks to all mumble rappers.
This is the group right here Public Enemy how about that!?❤❤
I'm aiiiiiiight whenever this song comes on ✊🏾
I still have this cassette tape and 80s boom boom box long live old school hip hop💯 Das efx, LL Cool J, Beastie Boys Naughty By Nature
Prob the best rap ever made. And if you dont know him you can call him Mista Chuck D.
Dan Alves
I'm late, but preach.
2019...and what a fucking instrumental , probably one of the best yo ; OLD SCHOOL WE HERE !
Gun turned in to the book! 📚 much respect you guys! And what we got today? Momble rap; Pussy Pussy money money.. 😢
Nice throwback! Love this track!
Yeah !
d is going in on this one,still one of dopest mc
It's like Public Enemy Foreseen the Hip Hop transformation before it too place. These images are vivid representations of today's rap acts.
ONE OF the pioneers that paved the path for rap and Hip Hop.
Without them it would NEVER have been what it is.
There are few groups that you can say were A NECESSARY CONTRIBUTION to Hip Hop.
Public Enemy is one of them one's that you can say this about them
PE was always trying to teach a message on their songs #GOATS
Always been ahead of their time!
Awiiight...awight...awight!
Chuck D is the chief and commander of hip hop!
They always told it just like it was....real talk 😲 just listen 👂 to the lyrics
GIVE IT UP......GIVE IT UP NOW,!!
The longest yard brought me here 😊
Rest In Piece Johnny Grunge and "Flyboy" Rocco Rock.
SkitteringCow *Peace
Wow. I know I'm late. But I didn't know both members were dead :'(
Love ya guys... 2022
The Longest Yard, Deacon vs Paul Crew in a basketball game
Giovanni Escobar Budini so true
"Don't worry, Paul's a natural athlete."
"So is Greg Louganis but I'll bet you he'll get his ass whooped out here."
Best line : "I never did represent doing dumb shit, no gangsta lying, I'd rather diss presidents"
best ever
Come again with the same ol bounce i called a foul and once again it counts!!!! Damn
Still dope in 2021👌💙
Sick beat
This was on New York Undercover!
respect the wery cultura hip-hop
PE IS NUMBER ONE!!!!!!!!!
PEACE TO GEORGE FLOYD AND HIS WHOLE FAMILY STAY STRONG YOU ARE NOT ALONE ✊👊🙏✊🙏✊✌️...
IF YOU LOOK AT THE TV FROM DAY ONE BROTHER GEORGE FLOYD FAMILY GOT MASSIVELY BIGGER BECAUSE ALL COLORS JUST GOT TIRED OF THE INJUSTICE THAT KEEPS GOING ON AND IT MUST STOP RIGHT NOW THERE IS ALWAYS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS NO MATTER WHAT THE COLOR 👊🙏✌️...(REST IN PARADISE MY BROTHER AND ONCE AGAIN TO HIS FAMILY YOU ARE NOT ALONE ✊👊🙏✌️...
The legendary PE
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Damn... good old school times...
2020 still bumpin' PE!
The longest yard brought me here!
Im 13 years old and i listen public enemies when i was 6😂
yo...I ain't thought of this song in forever. so glad I saw this.