Public Enemy #1? The Ups & Downs of Flavor Flav

Posted by Hip Hop My Way | Feb 12, 2016 | Saigon Remove | 0 |

“Fight the Power” Drops (1989)

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The politically charged record only increased the awareness of police brutality and etched a huge lane for the group in mainstream hip-hop. [ad2]

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