HIP-HOP
6/20/2020
by
Mitchell Peters
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Flavor Flav and Chuck D of Public Enemy place on the O2 Arena in London on June 16, 2016.
Public Enemy has returned with a fiery current convey tune referred to as “Utter of the Union (STFU).”
The enduring hip-hop neighborhood honored Juneteenth on Friday (June 19) by losing the explosive anti-Trump tune and accompanying video, which facets latest footage from nationwide protests in response to the killings of George Floyd and Rayshard Brooks.
“Our collective voices defend getting louder. The leisure of the planet is on our aspect. But it undoubtedly’s now no longer sufficient to focus on substitute. It’s vital to place up and question substitute,” frontman Chuck D said in an announcement. “Folk gotta vote esteem their lives count on it, ‘trigger it does.”
Produced by DJ Premier, the fiery “Utter of the Union (STFU)” finds Chuck D and Flavor Flav clearly stating their distaste for the latest White House administration while furthermore commenting on police brutality in opposition to Shadowy People.
“Here is any other apprehension/ Preserve them fingers within the air/ Better now no longer breathe/ You dare now no longer dare,” Chuck D raps within the three-minute tune.
“Utter of the Union (STFU)” is out there as a free download on Public Enemy’s web site and is also streamed on major tune streaming products and services. Behold the video below.
