"During their set, Hootie & the Blowfish brought out Public Enemy, transforming their performance into a medley that included Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth" and Public Enemy's "He Got Game." This collaboration highlighted the intersection of alt-rock and hip-hop, delivering a potent message."
"Rucker stated that "Fight the Power" is "a good place for the song" given the current state of the world, underscoring the importance of music as a form of protest and commentary on societal issues."
Stagecoach Festival showcased a shift towards '90s alt-rock, highlighted by Hootie & the Blowfish's performance. The band collaborated with Public Enemy, merging their classic hip-hop with a cover of Buffalo Springfield's protest song "For What It's Worth." This medley included Public Enemy's "He Got Game" and a powerful rendition of "Fight the Power." Darius Rucker emphasized the relevance of the song in today's world, reflecting on current events and societal issues.
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