Rap/Rock supergroup Prophets of Rage, a revolutionary assembly of Public Enemy, Cypress Hill and Rage Against the Machine members, just released the second video single to their self-titled debut, dropping in September. “Living On The 110,” a poignant piece about homelessness, follows the Michael Moore directed video for “Unf*ck The World,” their first off the upcoming LP. As expected, it is just as politically charged.

Chuck D, B-Real & Rage Against The Machine Will Not Silently Watch The World Go To Hell (Video)

The well edited visuals, composed largely of artistically rendered stock footage, features an array of unfortunate statistics ranging from sad to infuriating. For example, the video illustrates that “the 400 richest Americans own as much wealth as the poorest 150 million” and that “families with children compromise 41% of the homeless population.” It also guest stars some actual homeless men and women and shares some of their possibly untapped potentials.

Consisting of Public Enemy’s Chuck D and DJ Lord, Cypress Hill’s B-Real and Tom Morello, Tim Commerford and Brad Will of Rage Against the Machine, the band gets in name from the P.E. song off their 1988 classic It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.