Reading Brutha Fez Through Chuck D Public Enemy - Lyrical Terrorism

Chuck D Public Enemy - Brutha Fez

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I often check my stats and take a look at the search words on google that brought someone 

here. Then I paste them back in to see what's going on there. So that is how I got to Chuck

D Public Enemy. Not exactly the type of site one associates with a major rapper,eh? But  

here's the rhyme quoted there:

What counts are the rhymes- designed to fill your mind...

It's a start a work of art...

What we need is awareness, we can't get careless...

Right on, come on

What we got to say

Power to the people without delay

To make everybody see

In order to fight 

Fight the powers that be.

Chuck D., lyrical terrorist Public Enemy

"Fight the Power" on Fear of a Black Planet

Meandering further - farther - (they are in Saussurean flux now I think) I got to the youtube music, lyrics, and demonstrations. And then I got it. By George I got it! This is the rap artist referred to in Cosmopolis as Brutha Fez. Or close enough for me.  Listen. It's not a funeral procession but you will get the idea.

Of course the transcendence of Brutha Fez is the key. Evidently Chuck D of Public Enemy has not experienced a spiritual transcendence, only a political one. But the crowds of worshippers are similar. The rhymes are too. Am I pushing this too hard?

After seeing Macdonald's documentary Marley and the film clips of Bob Marley's funeral the resonance with Brutha Fes, his message and his funeral is inescapable.