The history of music artists; The case of Public Enemy!

We love being in the public life, and being engaged with being a friend or an enemy! And nobody can cover himself or herself under anything, and we should try to find enemies in our lives, although we cannot be friend with anybody, although we are wanting that.

We should do as many friends as we can get until the day of our terms. And this is also about having the freedom and the presidency everywhere. Public Enemy, also known as PE is an American hip hop group from Long Island in New York. The group was early known with their political texts, and they also received criticism by the media. In 2013, they were voted inside Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

There are several known songs from Public Enemy, and these are: «Fight The Power», and being in the opposition and in the positions of being at any places with the power defined, since power is inside our social relations. And there are several famous songs there just as: «Don’t Believe the Hype» and «Can’t Truss It». And these two latest songs are what to believe about any thoughts and beliefs and emotions and actions ever and forever.

Public Enemy is an American hip hop group which was formed by Chuck D and Flavor Flav on Long Island, New York, in 1985. The group came to attention for their political messages including subjects such as American racism and the American media. And we are finding the Public Enemy on different ordinary music platforms as YouTube, YouTube Music, Deezer and Spotify. And we can listen to the music that we find pleasant, and that we want to imagine and to do our imaginations within, and we are here at earth to love and to be convenient with different people. And life is short, and we are here to know and appreciate different people that we are meeting.

And Public Enemy is known for several albums, and these are: «It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back», «Fear of a Black Planet», «He Got Game» and «Apocalypse 91… The Enemy Strikes Black». And as music videos on the internet, we find: «Fight The Power», «Can’t Truss It» and «Don’t Believe the Hype».

Why is Public Enemy so important? More than any other Rap act, Public Enemy are credited with rewriting the rules of Hip Hop, both as a musical form and as a market force. To many, the group's arrival in the late 80s signaled Hip Hop's maturation into a serious art form, while broadening the genre's appeal to white Rock listeners. So, the philosophy of the markets and the market information that is given, that is just thinking and statements about different things, and we can just imagine what any humans have thought about the reality every place where they had been perceiving. To be is to perceive, and to be perceived.

Is Public Enemy a political group? Public Enemy, American rap group whose dense, layered sound and radical political message made them among the most popular, controversial, and influential hip-hop artists of the late 1980s and early '90s. And maybe you know it, but market philosophy and market communcation are about giving and receiving messages of any kinds, with the desired and undesired processes and outcomes that we like, and we should think about doing things in the wanted ways. And it is not trouble being in the media, because we are forming and evaluating messages of many kinds, and something is useful, some is stupid, and some is awful, and therefore we should know what we are getting from time to time, and why these things are happening. Public Enemy is an enemy about the public affairs, but there are always sensible perspectives about what to do and why. And the literature should be filled with what happened to any times, and we should use our guesses to known the world even better.

And again some music as it was asked to be included! :)