Beanie Sigel is fed up and he's letting us know the revolution will be televised. Beans drops the new banger "Still Public Enemy" today (July 19) in response to the recent incidents against Black people in America at the hands of police. Over a militant beat courtesy of Streetrunner and Tarik Azzouz, the Philly vet delivers a socially-conscious wake-up call addressing the string of recent and ongoing police brutality. "Pardon me as I vent," starts of Sigel before dropping the eye-opening verse.

"Fight the power I declare/A war on the new world order with no fear/For the babies that bombed out and burned and Birmingham/They gunned down Mike Brown in Ferguson/They put 41 shots in Diallo/Which 48 Laws do you follow/Do you ever try to outshine the master?/Or strike the shepherd and the sheep'll scatter/Or turn the other cheek, march/Say a little speech, while they pickin' us off by the week," raps Bean menacingly.

Beanie samples the audio of Diamond Reynolds, the fiancee of Philando Castile, as she narrated Philando's death on Facebook Live.

It’s been a rough summer in America this year. Earlier this month, two Black men, Louisiana’s Alton Sterling and Minnesota’s Philando Castile, were shot to death on the same day by police officers (July 6). Sterling was shot six times while restrained on the ground by police officers for selling DVD’s outside a store and Castile was shot by an officer for reaching for his identification during a routine traffic stop.

In the light of these deaths, rappers have been extremely vocal in expressing their heartache and outrage. Beanie joins the slew of politically-charged songs in response to the deaths. Beanie's new track is clearly a manifestation of the influx of emotions, which he makes evident by sampling the audio of Diamond Reynolds, the fiancee of Philando Castile, as she narrated Philando's death on Facebook Live. And the militant message sounds very familiar to Beanie and Green Lantern's 2005 mixtape Public Enemy #1.

Check out Beanie's two cents on the killings in the new joint above.

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