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I was raised where the rage get rationed in teaspoons, Faith in a nation that trades kids for cheap fuel. They say it’s illegal to question the sequel When the prequel was equal parts lethal and deceitful. I peep through the peephole of history’s keyhole, See kings with the same bloodstains as their people. Change the cathedral, repaint it as peaceful, But power don’t kneel — it just kneads you like needlework. We worship convenience, ignore who’s depleted, Applaud innovation, but don’t ask who bleeds it. You read it as progress, I read it as pressure, A cycle of debt dressed up like a lecture. They tell you “be better,” but better than who? The metric’s invented, then bent into truth. If success is a ladder that’s missing a rung, Don’t blame the climber for slipping in mud. I’m sick of the “hustle till nothing is left,” Of grinding your bones into corporate cement. They dangle a dream with a noose in the thread, Then call it ambition when you lose your breath. Listen— This isn’t rebellion for likes and applause, It’s tension that’s lived in the back of my jaw. It’s knowing the news is a stage and a script, And rage is a product they package and pitch. They fracture the facts, then gaslight the masses, Distract with a clash of performative axes. Left, right — both fight with selective compassion, While bankers just laugh in elastic expansions. Technique in the blueprint — follow the funding, See how the wars and the markets are cousins. Joyner aggression — confessional venom, I’m venting but measured, the pressure intentional. Aesop architecture — corridors hidden, Metaphor layered like sediment written. I’m building a map out of fractures and friction, Each bar a position against demolition. I remember my pops said “don’t question the grind,” But I questioned the price of surrendering mind. They’ll give you a title, a rifle, a Bible, As long as you’re silent and signing the cycle. And maybe I’m wild for not playing along, For biting the hand that was feeding me songs. But art ain’t a leash and thought ain’t a pawn, If truth is a crime then I’m pleading it strong. See I don’t want chaos — I want clarity carved, A system where empathy isn’t a card. Where prisons ain’t quotas and schools ain’t a market, And pain isn’t farmed in the dark for a margin. You wanted intensity sharpened with intellect — Here’s a manifesto embedded in dialect. I’m not here to flex — I’m here to dissect The spine of a culture that’s quietly wrecked. So when I erupt, it’s not ego, it’s evidence. When I cut through a beat, it’s strategic irreverence. I’m not your influencer selling you relevance — I’m what happens when silence develops a preference.