 According to Bernstein, Public Enemy wanted Joey Ramone to play a prisoner.Ramone refused, as group member Professor Griff – despite not appearing in the video – had been reported making antisemitic remarks.The title and cover art of writer/director Bayer Mack's 2016 American documentary drama "In the Hour of Chaos" – which tells the story of the Reverend Martin Luther King, Sr.'s ("Daddy King") rise from an impoverished childhood in the violent backwoods of Georgia to become patriarch of one of the most famous, and tragedy-plagued, families in history – are influenced by Public Enemy's song.