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Open Mike Eagle has joined forces with MF DOOM for a new song, "Police Myself." The song and accompanying music video will feature in the second episode of Open Mike Eagle's sketch comedy show The New Negroes, with Baron Vaughn. Said Open Mike Eagle about the collaboration with DOOM: “The theme of the episode is criminality and we made a song and video outlining the idea of ‘double consciousness’ where one has to be aware of their own internal experience but also aware of how others perceive them. For black Americans and other marginalized people around the world that perception can be the difference between life and death.” "Police Myself" takes a decidedly more serious tone than the satirical Danny Brown video on last week's episode of The New Negroes, featuring "Unfiltered" takes on obnoxious coworkers. The New Negroes' second episode is set to air this Friday, April 26 on Comedy Central. Open Mike Eagle's most recent project outside of his TV career was What Happens When I Try To Relax, which dropped last fall. Check out Open Mike Eagle and MF DOOM's video for "Police Myself" below, and revisit Spin's recent interview with DOOM for Madvillainy's 15th anniversary. https://www.youtube.com/embed/_wAU5I696xg

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Watch Open Mike Eagle’s New Video for “Police Myself” With MF DOOM

Madvillainy at 15: MF Doom on the Legacy of His Classic Madlib Collaboration

DOOM – “Notebook 06”

DOOM – “Notebook 04” ft. Kool Keith

DOOM – “Notebook 03”

DOOM – “Doomsayer”

DOOM’s Rap Group KMD Is Back With a New Album and Jay Electronica Collaboration

DOOM to Release 15 New Songs Over 15 Weeks; Hear “01. Notebook 00 – Negus”

Ghostface Killah and DOOM Release Twitchy DOOMSTARKS Track, ‘Lively Hood’

Flying Lotus Meets His DOOM on Ominous New ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ Cut

Hear Thom Yorke, Dave Sitek, and Clams Casino Rework JJ DOOM’s Gritty Rap Tracks

Hear Damon Albarn and DOOM Go in on Child of Lov’s Strange Slinky Soul

Watch the History of Video Games, Soundtracked by the Rap Songs That Sample Them

A Revealing DOOM Q&A: Supervillain on Nas’ Pool Parties, His Rap-Hating Mom

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