They couldn't leave without delivering memorable hits like "Can't Truss It," "Rebel Without A Pause" and "Fight The Power." It's been about five or six years since Public Enemy has performed live together. During a conversation with The Breakfast Club's DJ Envy and Charlamagne Tha God during the pre-show, Flavor Flav said that he and Chuck took a brief break to focus on their personal lives.

Their latest appearance comes after other Hip-Hop artists like Lil Durk and J. Cole made history at iHeart's annual music festival. On night one, Durk brought out Cole to perform their hit song "All My Life" together for the first time live. They made the surprise happen before Lil Wayne hit the stage and delivered a nostalgic set his fans couldn't get enough of.

Their set also comes after Chuck D joined a slew of other rap legends to fight for more transparent healthcare. He teamed up with Fat Joe, Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes, Method Man and French Montana to help bring Power to the Patients in a forceful PSA. They joined forces to demand that all elected officials "commit to creating a healthcare system with transparency to allow for more honest, affordable, and equitable health care across the country." Watch the PSA here.

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