Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype (Official Music Video)
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2010
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Music video by Public Enemy performing Don't Believe The Hype. (C) 1988 The Island Def Jam Music Group
#PublicEnemy #DontBelieveTheHype #Remastered #vevo
Who's listening in 2024?
luv this, luv ChuckD
Me!!! And they're still goin strong 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
ME!!!!!!
😤
...wordz
One of the greatest Hip Hop songs ever written
I think so.
@@Mookaron True Dat.
Can't argue
Spitting straight facts
The voice of POWER 💪🏽✊🏽
And people thought fake media was a new thing, these guys were calling out false media BS long before it became a thing. I miss this kind of hip hop, powerful , positive with a strong message ❤️
Don’t believe the hype
PE...Hip Hop's best rap group!!!
@@henrymeyer5214 very good point 😊
@@dadigitechman I feel the same way about Jello Biafra from the Dead Kennedys.
Ideology is not fake
Chuck D- Greatest voice in Hip Hop
Flava Flav- Greatest Hype man ever
This song is just as relevant today as it ever was. Probably even more relevant.
way more relevant, as time goes on and little changes, truth songs such as these speak louder and louder. in the 80s and 90s PE was seen a militant and extreme...... now it seems like one of the lone voices talking about the same stuff African Americans have been saying for 400 years.
I agree
So relevant. Our culture is even more about hype than ever before.
yeah aint it!!! ghaghahaha
AS LONG AS WE ARE BOMBARDED WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC FREQUENCIES WE WILL EXPERIENCE "FLU-LIKE SYMPTOMS"
If hip hop had an anthem it would be this one. One of the most important songs ever done, period.
Eduardo in Norway 4 years late but anyway..... This and Fight the Power!!!!
U bet
yes
POLITICS TOO
Yes it is but Ame don't smell the coffee
Chuck D Most underrated MC of All Time
CIA had a file on him😂
"The minute they see me, fear me, I'm the epitome, a Public Enemy..." - few understood
White ppl feared them
@dwightlove3704 and then Weezer went on to use that line in Pinkerton
They need to do a movie on them like they did one on NWA.
Tru story!!!
Like yesterday!!
I agree
Oh fo sure
Flav putting the clock around his neck for the first time needs to be a thing
funny how a song from the 80s still applies to everything happening in 2016 lmao
80s is not that long ago
laabitres
why "lmao"?
It's sad, really.
ElvenMan yes it was lol
Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup
More like sad
This ain't mumble rap. Real hiphop. We want people to hear and understand the message.
cornball comment
@@zcvrekrxw only for a soft loser with no skills like yourself.
I was afraid of this day coming…
@@zcvrekrxwOng bro 💀
Message, what message?
2024 and still relevant as it was in 1988. Good music never dies.
Yes❤
Now this younger generation really needs to take lessons. This is true Hip Hop. When rap actually meant something.
💚💚...i guess but, WE ALL KNOW THESE GUYS ARE THE BEST.
If you believe that there isn't rap that means something now, it's because you're not listening to enough new music.
ua-cam.com/video/bVGb3lAYliM/v-deo.html hip hop will always have meaning when the right people are on the mic
Not just young generation. My parents were inna a car and this came on and they switched it. They dont even wanna hear the message. They believe the hype 😭😭
Exactly
2021 anyone?? This is classic hip hop, “Don’t believe the hype!”🙅🏽bluuuuuuahhaaaa🙅🏽
bluuuuuuaaahhhaaaa
Hell ya! 21 until 2080! Public Enemy is pure legendary
@@itwontcomeout5678 😭, it sounds like that, or it’s huyyyyyppppe?😭
Yes, booming and bouncing on public enemy in 2021, freedom to all from holland
Im here mate Chuck D pure raooer
33 years later I can still quote every lyric from this masterpiece…impact, poetry, necessity - “used abused without clues I refuse to blow a fuse”
Don’ rhyme for the sake of Rhyddlin’,
they even had me on the news
For real
Flavor flav said they must be on the pipe right? Like his ass wasn't on it too 😂
This was the golden era off hip-hop when everybody wasnt copying one another
And 30 years later this song is STILL relevant in todays world.
The game doesn't change ... just the players.
Yep. And after going through 2020, even more so now….
Nothing but the division r3mains
This never stops being relevant
sadly
true
Because it went to commercial
Blair Johnson unfortunately
They talked about false media back then.. :O
Here in 2024! Whiteboy from Texas! Saw PE in 1991 on a LSD trip that was an amazing experience. Don’t believe the Hype!!!
As media chokes us more and more everyday this becomes ever more so relevant!
Chuck don't get enough recognition for his contributions to the game OR as a Pioneer.
+Harden Thicke Nas isn't dead?
***** I know.
RAQUAAHWA TheCodedtestament I agree a life time achievement award is long overdue to Chuck D and flava flav for contributing towards the music industry.
You just gave him recognition...
Hmm Wonder why🤔
I feel u tho it's crazy only dumb down Bs "music" gets air play n anything with a message like PE u have to go n search for they want the masses to remain under control 😣 n anytime something gets hyped up on radio or TV I always remember "don't believe the hype" ✊🏾
This was when hip hop had a REAL message!!
This is the rap or hip hop song that we want. No single profanity word used in the lyrics , the mouth-watering beats , energetic showmanship and lyrical terms that express the topic about racial , murdered peoples , war and other social challenging in our daily lives.
I was 13 when this came out, watched it on MTV raps. Dope jam
I was 11…this blew my mind when it came out
That squeeling noise and funky drums. I was hooked
These songs are way too ahead of their time and still relevant, imagine if they were mainstream today.
It would have to much of a positive impact to be main stream. Kids wouldn’t be stuck in this prison death cycle
They were on time then and they are in time now that's sad . We gotta get to work!!
owen keighley Preach it, brother ✊🏿
@@undergroundsound6020 r
They aren't ahead of they're time at all, they came right on time - it's just a shame it still applies today
Bacc when brothas CARED ABOUT BEING RIGHTEOUS!!!!!! Look @ NOW
They are under the control of these crooked music industry executives!!!!!
Cared about one another
@@dwightlove3704 My most favorite quote of all times "Don't believe the hype" applies more today than any other times the media is off the hook they stay lying don't even care about truth or journalism it's all about click bait now 🤦🏾♀️
@@motherofdragons33 MALCOLM X said this years ago in the '60s about the media they can make you look like negative or positive.Jackie Robinson saw this as well during his baseball career.When he started speaking out against the umpires and opposing players the media labeled him as a troublemaker.When he kept quiet they sung his praises as a great player.
John Leon The music industry is to blame for the downfall of Hip Hop.
Don't Believe the Hype - message of this decade ⏰ 💣 🌙
this song is fire
"I don't rhyme for the sake of riddling" - in my opinion should be voted best hip hop verse ever
I'll second that
Word!
Elvis was a hero to most, but he never meant shit to me you see,
and
Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps.
Both of those are so powerful in 1989 America, and still today.
pensarefare planet earth... was my place of birth!!!!
pensarefare i like the whopper fuck the big mac!
2020 -“False media: We don’t need it, do we?”
“Don’t believe the hype!”
The fake news yeah
Part 1 n 2 George F during a plandemic and after a robbery of an election! What times we are living in…
Ps 9/11 was an inside job
False media, we don’t need it do we ✊🏼💃🏽
No, we don't. but we need more rappers talking bout money women, cars and clothes
Now, this aged like fine wine
This is true hip-hop/rap
danny v yes true old school !
+danny v - Word!
+Greenvibes franck Actually Public Enemy is a New School group.
Shut the fuck uo
Up
Best revolutionary hip-hop group ever!!!
public enemy is better than nwa
True but i like a tribe called quest better but thats just me
+Gerald Plays games. Is it of your opinion that the two groups were total opposites in their message or used different channels to convey the same message?
+Gerald Plays games. What I mean is: NWA told it's audience how life is in the ghettos, even glorified it at times. Public Enemy told the same story but taught about what needs to be done, to rise up and fight back.
Gerald Plays games. No not even
Chuck D. is a master
This is real hip hop.Not this funny new rap.🎉❤
Every time I get on my laptop and start listening to Public Enemy I intend on listening to one or two songs but instead end up listening for hours. Damn, they that good..
"I don't rhyme for the sake of riddlin' "
That's a cold line right there.
I thought it was ritalin
@@moosefactorymullet lol hahaha
Yes sir!
We went to see Captain Kurtike a jerk and we all out of work.. What crazy. Yes sir
@@moosefactorymullet Ritalin is nothing but legalized speed.
Don't believe the hype!
It's 2022 and I'm STILL not believin' the hype!
Prophets...glad I grew up listening to them. Went to a concert in 89, mixed crowd of gangstas, surfers and metal heads and not a single fight. Everyone even did a little moshing.
Public Enemy and Vevo - two words that surely dont belong together.
LOL! :D True! :D
hahaa
Technically, that's three words
RICHARD GRANNON SPARTANLIFECOACH so right!
four if you count 'and'
One word - classic!
Listening in 2023... Who's with me?
Always with you...P.E is the bomb
Saw PE in 88, one of the greatest concerts ever. EPMD, Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince, PE and headliner Run DMC. You'll never see a concert like that ever again.
+Soldier 4Life Damn, that sounds like a hell of a show. Not much I wouldn't give to see that.
Weren't the beastie boys on that?
President Jeb Bush
Not that night, but I wish they would have been. Might have been the greatest concert ever. Cause it was already my favorite of all time, then again, I had backstage passes.
+Soldier 4Life I asked because a cousin of mine went to a concert with PE, beastie boys and Cool j. He said that shit was crazy.
+Old School Vids OMG that's my dream :o EPMD PE and Run DMC (i don't listen much to them but they're still big legends of rap) and i love Fresh Prince's and Jazzy Jeff's Summertime
Old school rap will always be #1 till the day I die
Like Kurtis Blow or Sugarhill gang?
It's not old. The rap could play today.
FA SHO
THEY DIDN'T GET RAPED (CULTURALLY)
@@pompeymeowth6379 yes also
Spoonie Gee and the Treacherous Three - New Rap Language
Brother D - How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise?
this song is a masterpiece and treasure
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE LEGENDARY CHUCK D!!!!
1988 - BEST HIP HOP YEAR - EVER !!!!!
No year in hip-hop has been more powerful than this one. It was like opening Christmas gifts every week back then.
WellyWonder1 No spaces I between punctuation
1992 was pretty good also.
Sorry, 1991
WellyWonder1 public enemy
Glad i grew up in this era, because Public Enemy had me strive to become a Computer Scientist/Physicist... There lyrics made me the man i am today... I feel so sorry for the kids today with their music...
My dad showed me this song a few days ago, and this rap music is way better than rap nowadays
Yes sirrrrr
Real hip hop ,no auto tune
ONE OF THE BADDEST GROUPS EVER-FBI'S MOST WANTED
Greatest Rap group of all-time. Hands down! Lyrics was dope and the beats was straight funky. No cursing, B-words or N-words. Like Stevie Wonder was said I wish Those Days Could Come Back Again.
FACTS!!
You'll never know how proud I am! Kept it real! I hope they have a come back concert! If we ever needed them it's now!
Last I heard, they broke up. Flav o flav wanted to sellout and Chuck wasn't having it. That was a few years ago. No idea what's happened since then.
Still a bangin' track.. .for four decades.
This is how it's done kids.
Not quite
Soon though
Public Enemy was just damn good...real hip pop at its finest.
+Wooden Tombstone *hop
No such thing as real hip hop
Eh call it what you want...
+Devout Tim Duncan Fan Account Sure there is.
TRUTH! GEEE.
Call me old fashion or stuck in the past but this is what I will always listen to, I grew up in the golden era of hip hop ,just pure lyricist.💯✊
This year
Unbelievable how relevant this song is today!
28 yrs old and it's more actual nowadays than it was at it's release.
FiasaPower yesss👏👏👏
FiasaPower Sadly
#FLOURPOWER
Actually it was for perfect for back then...nothing new under the Sun young bro...same shit now just more exposure
Seriously! I wish a band or a solo artist would be courageous enough to pull off something similar to this now.
I'm the EPITOME... A PUBLIC ENEMY!!!
This rap is more relevant today!
This album. Captured the tone of that time. 1989. Anger. Awakening. Awareness.
"he who controls the media, controls the mind" - Jello Biafra
Nobody ever comes back...
Not a DK fan but JB was cold with his ways of thought though. COLD!
Bruh, DK is not DK without Jello. Fuck the other guys for betraying him.
Jello is an astute brother.
Boom
Chuck d's voice and message is powerful
Thanks Scott for introducing public enemy to me
CLASSIC!!! One of the greatest tracks of any genre!!!! Timeless, powerful music that will live for eternity!!!💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌✊✊
This is the hypebeast kryptonite
They Didn't Want To See All Ethnicity's Coming Together As One Human Being And Hip-Hop Being The Reason Why 💯❤️👑
under-rated comments right here....
Ужас, на за дирьмо, сказал саченко кагда авчинникава пазванила ему на пиридачу и включила этот рэп
This song is a message about the Truth like we are all dealing with NOW
Governments around the world, News media who continuously are lying to the people of the world and making up there own stories and agendas to destroy us the people and the planet earth 🌎🌍
Public Enemy and N.W.A.. the best..
"I don't rhyme for the sake of riddling" - in my opinion should be voted best hip hop verse ever
Still hitting hard in 2019...
So its not Ritalin a drug for ADHD.
This is the kind of Rap music that needs to be making a comeback
they actualy ask them to be a rap group and now you have the best rap group ever made AAAAAA!!!!!!
Need this message all the way in 2023
P.E is even more relevant in today's divisive political/social climate. Hip Hop's most important group ever. Flavor Flav the world's greatest hype-man and Chuck D the most underrated lyricist in hip hop. Along with Terminator X and the Bomb Squad these hip hop Generals Public praise is long overdue. Can't wait for the un-Hollywood movie. ...just sayin 😁😁😁
Sad , what has happened to hip hop . At least we should have something like this today instead of just mumble tap
You fell for the bs
AS LONG AS WE ARE BOMBARDED WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC FREQUENCIES WE WILL EXPERIENCE "FLU-LIKE SYMPTOMS"
Brothers today will try and reduce the message by the Public Enemy because of past trend fashions, I can notcall
yo brother you said real things but chuck d is never underated every mf...n man who just know little about hip hop culture have massive respect for him offcuz for me he is da greatest then krs then pac then all the rest legendz,stay cool healthy and much luck in all,peace from croatia
One of the greatest rap songs of all time!
17 yrs of age and blasting this in my car…. ❤
Long live Public Enemy 🙏 ♥️
Time passes and it's still as good as when it came out.
Always relevant. Intelligent lyrics you can hear.
From the late 80's...true pioneers
Public Enemy needs to rerelease alot of their music because it is Relevant Today
Sadly, this is not what kids want to hear today. They just rapping about pills, guns and b-----es.
Brilliant old school hardcore hiphop
This is a group right here Chuck d and flavor Flav don't believe the hype that's what's up boy boy boy
Public Enemy, BDP, A tribe called quest, Eric B and Rakim, De la Soul. Golden age of Hip Hop. I still listen to this stuff, classic
80s and 90s when the Black man was a MAN and represented Black Power ✊🏿🇱🇾
Thinking in terms of black and white is where the problem starts. "Black Power" is just a racist concept
Yadasampati you sound dumb
Walk by Faith not by sight brothers and sisters..it's real ✨️
*I dont rhyme for the sake of riddiling*
They know I'm living right so here go the mic sike..🙋🏾♀️
Public Enemy God bless them all and their families
💛🖤💛🖤💛
The pure and raw energy alone makes this 10 out of 10
2019--20 and over 2K people still believe the hype
Whoever disliked this believes the hype
Lol fr
Facts
Beat goes hard flav best hype man ever
I was SEARCHING for this comment
Yes of course the message is the most important thing but the beat is knocking
These peoples rockin so many peoples with they music, they work on a Universal level always man. Preciate thet! ✌️😇❤️📀🔒🔐
When hip hop had a real message!
You have no idea how high my respect is for this revolutionary hiphop group! They started a resistance against racism and going against the media. Every record they made contained a message and they combined it with dangerous rhymes and beats, but also with funky and dope beats. Bum rush the show, It takes a nation and fear of a black planet are without a doubt the most important and best hiphop albums of all time! When i’m turning 30 i’m going to set a tattoo of P.E on my chest to pay my highest respect to them. P.E will never die!
Still loving this song in 2023 from London ❤❤❤❤
Every time : it transports me to my teenage bedroom in South Australia, under my quilt with my headphones on :
And now I’m 46 and flawlessly recall it word for word .
That’s a unique gift to someone man.
The best that ever did it. My brothers P.E.
That was great especially hearing the Ministers voice in the beginning
The best ever period.............
Public enemy is as fake as a three dollar bill...with those clocks around their necks....time and space ....a agenda all in itself....educate yourselves my ppl...lack of knowledge will be the death of you...discern!!
Nah
***** birds of a feather flock together...come on wake up! Lack of knowledge will be the death of those who don't DISCERN....enjoy ur day love! :)
Whole album was str8 🔥
No guest artist to sell the record just pure Hip Hop!!
Сасни яйух канавалава
Thank you again for being our special guests on God's Gospel Power Hour!
I have learned more about MY history than HIS story by listening to this album "It Takes. A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" when this first came out in 1988.
1:38 False media, we don't need it! Do we ?
Hahahaha, that's right !!!
Media is something else that negative of everything