Public Enemy rapper Chuck D has pleaded with social media users to stop using the group’s 1990 song “Burn Hollywood Burn” on ...

Chuck D took to Instagram to explain the origins of the 1990 "protest song,'' and that it has nothing to do with the devastating wildfires.

With wildfires continuing to wreak havoc on Southern California, Chuck D is denouncing a gross misinterpretation of his work.

Chuck D is dispelling assumptions about the 1990 "Fear of a Black Planet" single featuring Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane.

Rapper Chuck D told fans to stop using Public Enemy's protest song 'Burn Hollywood Burn' in images and videos depicting the L ...

Public Enemy's Chuck D criticized the use of their song Burn Hollywood Burn amidst the growing Pacific Palisades wildfires ...

The song 'Burn Hollywood Burn', released in 1990, featured Public Enemy (including Chuck D and Flavor Flav) along with Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane ...

As wildfires continue to rage across Los Angeles county, legendary Public Enemy front man Chuck D is asking social media ...

It has nothing to do with families losing everything they have in a natural disaster. Learn the history,” the hip-hop says of the politically charged track.

After the wildfires broke out earlier this week, social media users have used the protest song to celebrate the city's destruction. In response, the Chuck D asked social media users to stop ...

The Public Enemy rhymer discourages people from adding "Burn Hollywood Burn" to social posts about the natural disaster.

Chuck D called on people to stop pairing Los Angeles wildfires videos with Public Enemy’s "Burn Hollywood Burn" on social media.