He should stop this reality show nonsense and get the band back together!
Don't know "the band" would work these days. The lyrical content was a slap in the face to Mr. Whitey back when public enemy hit the scene in the late 80s/early 90s. I remember when they started getting some play on a few college radio shows -- different than everything else out there. Currently, we have a black (even if partially) president with others in high places throughout society. I guess they could rap about some African-American college football coaches being ignored by major universities in the south.
I was surprised that was his first appearance on the Sirius show.
Give him a break, seven of his body clocks are running a little bit slow.
Note: I'm speaking as a fan. The Spit/Avalon club in Boston used to play PE right next to the Punk and Goth music when I hung out there way back when. Seemed to fit the mood and had a great rebellious message. Can't say I like where rap is today, but back then PE was the balls.
Joan Rivers' watch seems to work fine.![]()