Aight, so Beyoncé back at the Met Gala, huh? After 10 years, she finna be struttin' that red carpet again. Look, I love Bey as much as the next person, but let's keep it 100: that Met Gala ain't for us.

It's just a bunch of rich folks showin' off they money and clothes, pretendin' they doin' somethin' for the 'culture.' But real talk, how many folks in our community can even afford to look at a Met Gala ticket, let alone buy one?

They gon' be rockin' them designer outfits that cost more than a whole year's rent for some people. While folks strugglin' to eat, they sippin' champagne and talkin' 'bout art. It's a whole different world, man.

And don't even get me started on the fashion. Some of that stuff is just straight-up ridiculous. They call it 'avant-garde,' but I call it a waste of money. But hey, if you got it like that, I guess you can spend it how you want, right?

But here's the thing: Beyoncé got the platform to do more than just show up at fancy parties. She could use that influence to actually help our community, instead of just posing for pictures with the elite.

I'm not hatin' on her success, but let's not pretend like this Met Gala appearance is some kinda revolutionary act. It's just another day in the life of the rich and famous.

They gonna tell us it's for charity, for the art, for the future, whatever. But at the end of the day, it's about power and status. It's about who's in and who's out. And most of us? We definitely out.

So, yeah, Beyoncé's back. She's gonna look amazing, no doubt. But don't let that distract you from the real issues. Don't let them fool you into thinkin' that this is what success looks like for everybody.

Success is takin' care of your family, supportin' your community, and makin' a difference in the world. It ain't about wearin' a $50,000 dress and sippin' champagne with the folks who got all the power.

Keep it real, y'all. Don't let the glitz and glamour blind you to what's really goin' on. Stay woke, stay focused, and keep grindin'. We gotta build our own tables, 'cause they ain't invitin' us to theirs.

At the end of the day, it is what it is. Ain't nothin' changed but the date. Still the same old song and dance. We gotta stay grounded and remember where we come from. That's the real tea.

So, enjoy the show, I guess. But don't forget to keep fightin' for what's right. The revolution ain't gon' be televised, it's gon' be organized. And it ain't gon' happen at the Met Gala.