FIRST TIME LISTENING TO Public Enemy - Can't Truss It | OLD SCHOOL HIP HOP REACTION

[@appollosharris6319]

I applaud the fact that young brothers like your are listening to what us old school cats listened and still listen to.

[@PRSPR]

Much love fam, thank you!

[@appollosharris6319]

@@PRSPR do one on Fight the Power by this same group. If you thought Can’t Truss It was fire, listen to Fight the Power.

[@IENetworkTV]

I appreciate you trying to disect this you did way better than most guys your age and u caught everything

[@PRSPR]

That means a lot, thank you fam!

[@vincentwilliams71]

Do Lots of Public Enemy asap!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@PRSPR]

I got ya fam 💯

[@darrenwilson83]

Going in deep water now youngin 💪🏾

[@PRSPR]

No disrespect but what do you mean by that fam?

[@darrenwilson83]

@@PRSPR meaning you are starting to review some of the greatest to ever do it something you probably just finding out but I salute you and encourage you to keep going hip hop has hundreds of dope emcees that ppl have forgotten or don't know exist especially the young generation we have know our history ✊🏾

[@PRSPR]

I feel that fam, I definitely will keep exploring all the great music from the golden era of hip hop 💯 Just by doing a few of these reactions to old school hip hop, I got introduced to so many talented emcees that I never knew about like you said. A lot of my peers around my age definitely are missing out, I agree knowing our history is very important

[@darrenwilson83]

💯

[@ontrack16]

That's Malcolm X opening the track with knowledge. "Here come the drums!" Way to watch some old school consciousness! PE led the way in social commentary while still banging!

[@jamesharrington8990]

Very genuine reaction and your instinctual thoughts are primo young’n. Our generation that was young when this shit came out went back and got on the rock, funk, soul, and jazz that groups like PE gathered and distilled into their sound. And we’d always crack up when we found out that some ill sample on a hip-hop record was from some song that our folks used to listen to on the hi-fi that we would diss but was actually dynamite. Pick all your favorite songs from 90s and go look up the samples that were used on the beat. You’ll find a pile of great American music behind all these records.

[@slappyslapstick4045]

Gotta do "Public Enemy's "Black Steel In The Hour of Chaos" Youngblood.

[@PRSPR]

I got ya soon fam, thank you for the request 💯🙏🏾

[@c3mi979]

Yup, that's a classic.

[@appollosharris6319]

Fight the Power

[@barbaracheatham1503]

So proud of you young man , for digging deep in the Vault! For looking deep to understand The True Message of the Music. Not just the Beat, but Beat hard as hell too ! 🎤

[@brettclouse5905]

This was a club banger at that time

[@PRSPR]

That’s super dope, I never would’ve expected a conscious record to be a club record as well. That’s very impressive, thank you for letting me know about that

[@davidh8924]

6:15. Yes, young man, you got it.

[@susanfit47]

Public Enemy was Chuck D, Flavor Flav, DJ Terminator X, Prof. Griff, the S1Ws (Security of the First World), The Bomb Squad, Sister Souljah, Sammy Sam, Gary G-Wiz, DJ Lord, Davy DMX.

[@derekwilson9127]

I reacted to a video you showed months ago This is conscious hip-hop!It does my heart good to see a bright young man such as yourself react to these classics!

[@dapluva1]

Proud of you youngster you got it off 1st listen salute to you 🫵🏾🟥⬛️🟩✊🏾

[@ontrack16]

This was in our consciousness during the Rodney King Riots. I was a student at Berkeley and marched with several thousands onto the highway and several hundreds onto the Bay Bridge. Sh*t was real then. The beat was fire. I have a great memory of a visting student from NY that pulled this out of my catalogue and showed me just how much groove was there. Public Enemy was the top group at the time and always spoke the truth without lacing it with gang stories. He was more relatable. Not that N.W.A. wasn't just as righteous on the West Coast. Legends back then culminating in Tupac and Biggie. Thank you for reacting to PE!

[@chadcollins1056]

I had this tape when it came out! I also ordered the "Enemy" necklace from the inside cover for $12 haha. I am now 46 and this is one of the best beats ever made!

[@m0rlana]

The part where the woman has a baby , I’ve always remembered but could not recall where I saw it. Thought it was a movie, now I know it was this video.

[@PRSPR]

It must’ve been annoying you trying to find out where that part came from I can imagine

[@CypherDivine]

Public Enemy - rebel without a pause

[@jasonlighton9636]

Edutainment is what we called it back in the day. PE was huge until the privately owned prison lobbyists started paying record companies to promote the criminal element and away from the socially conscious rappers..

[@nokindred]

Glad you're getting into PE's library. Go check out Bring the Noise and Fight the Power.

[@johnscott8066]

Fight the power

[@vincentwilliams71]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@goblue7516]

I had this on cassette! You should listen to leaders of the new school- case of the pta

[@hobbygamer6220]

part of it that's fissure

[@CornbreadEarl]

Night of the Living Baseheads-Public Enemy Not Gonna Be Able to Do It-Double XX Posse

[@cstechcast]

You got it.

[@magich8ball]

Gotta check out "By The Time I Get To Arizona"

[@waynemazique6556]

🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@mahtabgill5404]

yoooo big sean released broo gooooo

[@PRSPR]

I only did two tracks off it, I’m listening to the rest of it right now but it’s hard af!

[@mahtabgill5404]

@@PRSPR hell fuckin yea

[@tydw1911]

Salute

[@PRSPR]

💯💯💯

[@kingedub]

You need to do fight the power and the new 2020 remix of fight the power

[@PRSPR]

I think I already heard the new one but I’ll react to the original one for sure

[@nokindred]

The whole point of the video is that shit ain't really changed. It just got dressed up.

[@jasonthephantomfoxcollins2113]

Good reaction

[@PRSPR]

Thank you fam! 💯🙏🏾

[@richardredding9412]

90 damn days on a slave ship, I roll over an droll on somebody else, slave auction 50 - 55 how I'm living, living ain't the word I've been given, dive a little beat deeper, keep listening

[@yesdex5996]

Do public enemy fight the power

[@All_BlaqQ]

Kurupt- Trilogy The D.O.C- Grand Finaly

[@gregorynetus5557]

Do nas the g.o.a.t halftime.word up son

[@BayAreaSon]

Chuck D number 2 all time greatest rapper ever.

[@overtothisside504]

This is 1991

[@davidlynn3631]

You need to study your black history youngins.