Public Enemy made their stance loud and clear as they rallied behind Jimmy Kimmel with a daring message and a efficiency on stay tv.

Public Enemy introduced a message of solidarity to Brooklyn on Monday evening (September 29), throughout a charged efficiency on Jimmy Kimmel Live, utilizing the stage not only for a medley of hits however to publicly help Jimmy Kimmel amid his ongoing feud with former President Donald Trump and the FCC.

The Hip-Hop pioneers lit up the Brooklyn Academy of music with a three-song set together with “Don’t Believe the Hype,” “The Hits Just Keep on Comin’” and their unmistakable protest anthem “music/music-news/public-enemy-jimmy-kimmel-fight-the-power-performance-1235438031/”>Fight the Power.”

But it was Flavor Flav’s phrases earlier than the music dropped that drew the loudest response.

“Hey yo Jimmy Kimmel, we are Public Enemy and I just want you to know that Public Enemy always got ya back,” Flav shouted, turning to disclose “Fight the Power” emblazoned throughout the again of his jacket.

The look got here throughout a particular week of Jimmy Kimmel Live tapings in Brooklyn, as Kimmel continues to take care of fallout from his current suspension and Trump’s threats of authorized motion.

Trump lashed out at ABC for reinstating Kimmel’s present, accusing the community of airing “99% positive Democrat GARBAGE” and suggesting it amounted to an unlawful marketing campaign contribution.

The suspension adopted controversial remarks Kimmel made about conservative determine Charlie Kirk after Kirk’s assassination, which prompted stress from Trump allies and FCC commissioner Brendan Carr.

Kimmel’s return, nonetheless, got here with a rankings boost. His comeback episode drew over six million viewers, the largest viewers for his present in a decade—even with some native associates refusing to air it.

Meanwhile, Public Enemy continues to make noise on their very own phrases. In June, the group dropped Black Sky Over the Projects: Apartment 2025 unexpectedly on Bandcamp.

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