Aight, listen up. They got a building that straight up COLLAPSED in the Philippines, near Manila. Nine stories, gone. Folks trapped under that rubble, man. Real talk, this ain't just bad luck, this some straight up negligence.

Word on the street is, about 20 people still stuck under that mess. They pulled out 24 from the building and two from a nearby spot, but still. We talkin' bout lives here. And no deaths reported yet, but time is tickin'.

This building was still under construction, too. 3 AM in the mornin', that jawn just gave way. Like, what kinda foundation they pourin'? Sandcastles? And they sayin' it's construction workers under there, tryin' to make a livin'.

Peep the pics - scaffolding and concrete everywhere, lookin' like a bomb went off. The city officer, Jay Pelayo, said they got big chunks of concrete and need heavy equipment. No duh, fam. This ain't no DIY project.

They sayin' the walls and scaffoldin' buckled. Probly 'cause they cuttin' corners, usin' cheap materials, and payin' folks pennies. This the kinda sh*t that happens when you put profit over people. Know what I'm sayin'?

One lady told the newspaper she heard a loud rumblin' then blacked out and woke up to debris everywhere. That's some scary sh*t, man. Imagine bein' in your crib and the whole building comin' down on you.

And get this: they say construction in the Philippines be havin' mad problems with planning and design. No surprise there. It's like they buildin' buildings with YouTube tutorials. No wonder they fallin' apart. It's a damn shame.

Back in January, they had that landfill collapse where 11 waste workers died. So, this ain't a one-off. This a pattern. They ain't lookin' out for the people, just tryin' to get that paper, no matter the cost.

They gonna investigate, yeah right. That's what they always say. But ain't nothin' gonna change unless they start holdin' these companies accountable and protectin' the workers. It's some bullsh*t.

They be wantin' us to believe in the system, but the system don't believe in us. These construction workers puttin' their lives on the line to build these skyscrapers, and for what? To get buried alive 'cause some greedy folks didn't wanna do the job right? Nah, son. This ain't right.

Real talk, this is bigger than just one building collapse. This is about respect. Respect for the people, respect for the work, and respect for life. They need to stop playin' games and start protectin' the folks who buildin' this world. Until then, it's just gonna be more tragedies and more broken promises. Keep it 100.