STAND UP FOR What's RIGHT

You don’t get brave when the lights hit right, You get brave when you’re alone and still choose to fight. Saw them clowning on a kid just to farm a laugh, Whole room froze up — I became the aftermath. I’m not loud for attention, I’m loud when it’s needed, Too many stay silent while somebody’s bleeding. Character ain’t captions, quotes, or aesthetics, It’s stepping in calm while the whole crowd’s pathetic. They throw dirt on a name just to feel tall, But strength ain’t making someone smaller at all. Real ones protect, never prey on the weak, Power’s in the actions, not the threats that you speak. I’d rather stand alone than fit in with cowards, Ten toes down through the ugliest hours. If respect costs comfort, then the price getting paid, ‘Cause I won’t watch hate grow while pretending afraid. You can joke with your circle, act cold, act slick, Till somebody breaks from the weight of that script. I’m cutting that cycle, I said what I said, Some people throw punches — I use truth instead. Not every hero got a cape or a chain, Sometimes it’s one voice saying, “Leave them alone,” in the rain. That’s real strength — no flex, no performance, Just doing what’s right when the moment gets enormous