Zack:
  Hey check this out right about now....
  I wanna introduce a brotha...who came all the way outta here
  from Long Island, New york. And he's one of the fathers of
  revolutionary music in our time period. He was a huge influence
  on us and we wanna bring him out right now. So check it out, we
  got a man by the name of Chuck D, from Public Enemy. Yeah.
  Chuck: Wassup, wassup! Zack: Yo....
  
  
  "I got a letter from the government
  The other day
  I opened and read it
  It said they were suckers
  They wanted me for their army or whatever
  Picture me given' a damn - I said never
  Here is a land that never gave a damn
  About a brother like me and myself
  Because they never did
  I wasn't wit' it, but just that very minute...
  It occured to me
  The suckers had authority
  Cold sweatin' as I dwell in my cell
  How long has it been?
  They got me sittin' in the state pen
  I gotta get out - but that thought was thought before
  I contemplated a plan on the cell floor
  I'm not a fugitive on the run
  But a brother like me begun - to be another one
  Public enemy servin' time - they drew the line y'all
  To criticize me for some crime - never the less
  They could not understand that I'm a Black man
  And I could never be a veteran
  On the strength, the situation's unreal
  I got a raw deal, so I'm goin' for the steel"