When the legendary hip-hop group, Public Enemy, “split” back in 2020, the move was obviously shocking to hardcore fans and especially for the reasons given.
How could a superstar group that revolutionised hip-hop by making it directly political “split” over Bernie Sanders? How do you serve the world with monster hits such as Fight the Power and then quit due to a disagreement on the role of music in politics? How do you quit after 35 years together? It was, to say the least, impossible to comprehend.
