Hip Hop at 50: Holla If Ya Hear Me - Public Enemy

#PublicEnemy has been shedding light on the turmoil and distress faced by Black people in America since the ‘80s. Their message to #FightThePower brought hope and unity to communities across the nation. Find out more about Public Enemy and other hip-hop icons in our ‘Hip Hop at 50: Holla If Ya Hear Me’ exhibit.
🎥 "Fight The Power: How Hip Hop Changed The World" c/o Chuck D

[@Sasha5554]

Public Enemy : conscious rap. 👍🏾🤜🏾🤛🏾🇺🇲

[@Brew311]

Had the honor to see them in concert.

[@verified.my2cents]

Salute #PE

[@WanderlustJourneyer]

#rest up #ripsikberb #jammasterjay #bigpun #biggie #Tupac #fatmoe etc sad I missed it on tv ❤

[@truthhurtz8517]

Public Enemy...🔥🔥🎵🎵

[@kinigokinigo]

Tupac 🗑️

[@truthhurtz8517]

@@kinigokinigo Another hater 😂😂

[@kinigokinigo]

@@truthhurtz8517 tupac 🗑️

[@MakkiHein]

Rock'n Roll is dead.
Long live Hip Hop.

[@shadowaccount]

Public enemy was always trying way too hard. They have some ok songs but no one ever says public enemy is their favorite hip hop group. Just because you're basically a black activist rap group doesn't mean you need to be in the rnr hall of fame. Im also not against hip hop in the hall, if its good... but it doesn't surprise me nowadays .

[@matheusdamasceno3295]

PE Is My Favorite Musical Group!

[@tinakeel8726]

This is not rock-n-roll.

[@matheusdamasceno3295]

Fucking Hater!

[@user-yo7ek8zo9c]

Танцы погребения😂!

[@ElD4d4]

Go and create your own awards!!!