Man Plans God Laughs

The group is back from a three-year hiatus with its 13th studio album, Man Plans God Laughs*,* a timely release that repackages classic Public Enemy motifs for a renewed struggle.

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The first generation of rockers who grew up in public faced their share of ridicule, a fact that does not escape Chuck D. A keen observer of history who also possesses a sly sense of humor, he raps over a sample of the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Women" on Man Plans God Laughs, Public Enemy's 13th album.

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