but now you found a gun."
A music video by this band incorporates footage from ¡Qué viva México! by Sergei Eisenstein and is for a song that states "That vulture came to try and steal your name but now you found a gun." The father of this band's lead singer was a member of Los Four, a Chicano art collective. Posters asking "Who laughs last?" and "Who is above the law?" by Barbara Kruger appear in a music video by this band that uses the phrase "five-sided fistagon." This band used a Mel Ramos picture of a boy in a superhero costume as the artwork for Evil Empire and parodied Robert Indiana's LOVE sculpture on the cover of their cover album Renegades. A photograph of a Vietnamese monk burning himself appears on their debut album, which includes a track that repeats "Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me." For 10 points, name this leftist rap-metal band behind "Bulls on Parade" and "Killing in the Name."
A music video by this band incorporates footage from ¡Qué viva México!
Rage Against the Machine [or RATM] &lt;Trash&gt;