“Lot of people need to decide: Are you Chuck D or do you want to be Flavor Flav?” Public Enemy, pioneering rap group, meets the 2020 campaign.
It was pretty clear the 2020 presidential election was going to be divisive. Who would have guessed it would contribute to the splintering of one of the most famous political groups in hip-hop history?
On Sunday, Public Enemy, the pioneering rap group, announced it was parting ways with longtime member Flavor Flav. He and Chuck D, the group’s leader, had been quarreling for some time. Politics played a role. So did money. And now we have another topic on which the nation is split.
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