Aight, so NASA done sent these folks to the moon again. Artemis II, they calling it. Four people chilling in space, while folks back here struggling, ya feel me? They talking bout sleeping upside down and all that, but what about the folks sleeping on the streets?

Christina Koch talking 'bout making the spaceship a home. Meanwhile, rent is sky high, and evictions going up. Where's the love for the people on Earth struggling to keep a roof over they head?

Victor Glover saying he was surprised they actually launched. Man, I'm surprised anything the government does actually works. But they always find money for this kinda stuff, huh? Wonder how many schools they coulda funded with that rocket money.

He givin' shoutouts to the NASA teams. I'm giving shoutouts to the single moms working two jobs, the folks hustling just to survive, the community organizers tryna make a change. Those the real heroes.

Reid Wiseman saying they 100% on their way to the moon. Bet they 100% ain't bringing back no jobs, no affordable housing, no real change for the hood. It's always the same song and dance.

They talkin' 'bout going back to the moon like it's the next big thing. But what about fixing what's broken here? Food deserts, police brutality, mass incarceration – that's what we need to address. Not shiny rockets going to outer space.

This ain't about hating on science or nothing. It's about asking who really benefits from all this. Is it helping the everyday people, or just lining the pockets of the corporations and the government? Gotta keep it 100.

They say space exploration is the future. But the future gotta include everyone, not just the few. Until then, I'm calling cap on this whole mission. Give the money to the people who need it, and let's build a better world right here on Earth.

Word. No cap. Real talk.