The PublicEnemy saga just took an unexpected turn!
Chuck D and Flavor Flav of Public Enemy perform onstage at the Art of Rap festival at the Hollywood Palladium on July 22, 2016 in Los Angeles.People's' Party
to talk about the messy fiasco, which stemmed from Flavor's reps issuing a cease and desist letter to Bernie Sanders’ campaign following news that Chuck would perform at his rally. "Flavor don't know the difference between Bernie Sanders, Barry Sanders or Colonel Sanders," he joked, before adding,"We already talked about this beforehand. Public Enemy Radio went up, his lawyer sent a cease and desist, I'm like, 'Good move.' Then, publicly, I'm like, 'Man, you don't sue me again.' He ain't suing me. But I can say it!"
"I'm not saying it's a hoax. I'm saying the original intention was to get your attention," Chuck D concluded.He went on to reveal that the non-feuding duo, on the contrary, have music in the works. The upcoming album's lead single,"Food as a Machine Gun," is arriving on April 1. "It has the chance to be probably the most significant hip-hop record of our time," Chuck proclaimed.
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