Aight, so listen up, y'all. Colombia 'bout to have a presidential election, and this ain't no joke. It's straight up Abelardo de la Espriella, this dude from way outta left field, against Senator Ivan Cepeda. We talkin' straight-up revolution or keepin' it the same ol' same ol'.

De la Espriella, he comin' off like he finna clean up the streets, lock everybody up, and get Colombia back to some 'good ol' days.' He talkin' 'bout security and all that, which sound good, but who he protectin', tho? Is he protectin' us, or is he protectin' the rich folks and the corporations?

Cepeda, he supposed to be for the people, talkin' 'bout social programs and givin' back to the community. But politicians always talkin', ya feel me? We gotta see if he really gonna put in work for the people, or if he just gonna be another suit in a fancy office.

De la Espriella even makin' it this far is crazy, tho. Shows how many folks out here fed up with the way things is. They want some real change, even if that change kinda scary. We gotta be smart 'bout this, tho. Can't just jump on any bandwagon. We gotta see what's really good for us.

Cepeda got the streets listenin', but he gotta do more than just talk. He gotta show us he really down for the cause, and not just tryna get votes. He gotta show us he gonna fight for us when the cameras ain't rollin'.

This election ain't just 'bout who win, it's 'bout what kinda Colombia we want. We want a Colombia where everybody eat, where everybody got a chance, where we ain't gotta be scared to walk down the street. We gotta make our voices heard, and we gotta hold these politicians accountable.

We gotta remember where we come from, and we gotta fight for what's right. This ain't no time to be silent. This is the time to stand up and make some noise. This is the time to let 'em know we ain't playin' no more.

They always tellin' us to trust the system, but the system ain't never trusted us. We gotta build our own system, a system that works for us, a system that's built on respect and justice.

This election is a chance to start buildin' that system. It ain't gonna be easy, but we gotta keep fightin'. We gotta keep pushin'. We gotta keep believin'.

So on June 21st, go out there and make your voice heard. Let 'em know we ain't gonna back down. Let 'em know we gonna keep fightin' till we get what we deserve. This for the streets, for the people, for a better Colombia. No cap.

Keep it 100 and stay woke, ya heard?