This week Public Enemy frontman, Chuck D, kicked Flavor Flav out of their iconic rap group after Flav sent a cease and desist letter to the Bernie Sanders campaign after Chuck D performed at a Bernie Sanders campaign rally [click here if you missed that].
Flav rejects the notion that he could be fired....
In a recent interview Flav explains,
"Chuck D doesn't own the group by himself. He just owns the name. He can't fire me. I'm not his employee. Never was his employee. Never will be his employee. I'm just his equal partner. It's not Public Enemy when Chuck D is by himself. It's Public Enemy when Chuck D and Flavor Flav comes together. The false accusation was, "Public Enemy will be performing for Bernie Sanders," and that wasn't true. It was only Chuck D and whoever he has performing for Bernie Sanders."
To be clear,,,.@MrChuckD can use fake reality tv stories as fact & get who he wants to sign a document, but I've been clean for 10 years & there is no PE w/o Flavor Flav,,,I'm worried about you Chuck,,,you can divide people or bring people together,,,y'all know what side I'm on pic.twitter.com/BCjGHHEDgq— FLAVOR FLAV (@FlavorFlav) March 3, 2020
