To everyone who goes to jail, that makes our society weaker. A lot of people right now aren’t thinking that, why a lot of people are going to jail. Only way they can’t do any more brutality is if you don’t put yourself into their arms’ reach. If you’re in their reach, expect to get grabbed. You take yourself down there, put yourself into the reach of the police.
There’s enough police brutality going around already. When you start fighting against the police, you’re not going to win. Here, walk around with your signs, fighting for your justice. When you want to go break into stores, burn down buildings, now you’re on your own personal agenda because that’s not what protesting is about. The ones looting, the ones burning down buildings, those people are on a whole different agenda. You got motherf**kers retaliating right now. Enough is enough, we’re tired of this s**t. It’s messed up how these white cops are killing black people and getting away with it - been going on for years. I want to say condolences out to the Floyd family, but also to the Garner family, that girl Breonna Taylor, Freddie Gray, Trayvon Martin, my boy Amadou Diallo, Mike Brown who died up in Ferguson, a whole bunch of others. I’m glad everything can start calming down right now because s**t’s definitely real chaotic. What are your thoughts on the current state of the world, the riots, and the protests? BET Awards 2020 opens with a huge remix of Public Enemy’s “Fight The Power”.REVOLT caught up with the hip hop legend to chat about George Floyd, today’s protests, racism back in the Public Enemy days compared to now, police brutality, social justice, and more. I wouldn’t give all of this knowledge up for nothing in the world.” The rap group is internationally recognized for putting out socially conscious music and taking a stance on racism, social justice, and police brutality.įlav is best known for always rocking a full-length clock around his neck, reminding the masses that “time is the most important element we have in our lifetime.” When it comes to his mantra, his brand, and his mentality, Flav lives life to the fullest. He states, “ My generation has a lot of age and experience. Flav hails from Long Island, New York and is best known as Public Enemy’s hypeman. Here is where you get the never-before-heard stories about what’s really happening in the culture from the people who are pushing it forward.įlavor Flav is a legend in the rap game. REVOLT.TV is home to exclusive interviews from rising stars to the biggest entertainers and public figures of today.
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