Aight, so check it. Last week, March 22nd, it went down in LA. Alondra and Figueroa? Straight up chaos. We talkin' street takeover, fam. Hunnit-plus young bloods out there, blockin' the intersection, doin' donuts, the whole nine. They straight wildin'.

Then, get this, they hit up a whole-ass Metro bus. Got folks inside, just tryna get home. These fools climbin' on top, spray paintin' the windshield, lookin' like a damn circus. Fireworks poppin' off, people scramblin'. Straight bedlam, know what I'm sayin'?

Now, the LAPD? Two patrol cars showed up. Two! Sgt. Chris Carson tellin' the Daily News, "A lot of times, we get there and they’ve moved on." Man, stop the cap! Y'all know these things get planned on the 'Gram and TikTok. Y'all just ain't tryna deal wit' it. Or maybe they just sipping coffee, who knows?

They sayin' folks gettin' hit by cars. Ain't nobody dyin', but still. That's reckless, man. Straight up dangerous. And for what? Some clout? Some likes? This ain't the way, fam.

DA Nathan Hochman talkin' 'bout increased fines? That ain't gonna do nothin'. These kids ain't worried 'bout no fines. They need jobs, they need opportunities, they need somethin' to do besides tear up the streets. And then there is the underlying issue, that is that there is not space for our youth in the socio-political sphere.

This ain't new, tho. LA been havin' street takeovers for years. Last summer, they was out by Crypto.com Arena, doin' the same thing. Folks lootin' stores, shootin' paintball guns. It's a whole mess.

But let's keep it 100, these takeovers ain't happenin' in Beverly Hills. It's always in the hood. 'Cause that's where folks feel like they ain't got nothin' to lose. They frustrated, they angry, and they expressin' it the only way they know how. And the news comes out to talk about black on black crime, when this is something completely different.

So, what's the answer? More cops? Nah. We need more resources in the community. We need more jobs, more schools, more programs for the youth. We need to show these kids that they got a future, that they ain't gotta resort to tearin' up the streets to get attention. The old heads are saying they need to find a more constructive way to voice their discontent.

Real talk, this ain't just a police problem. This is a community problem. We gotta come together and find a solution, before somebody gets seriously hurt. This is how civil wars start.

Stay safe out there, y'all. And watch out for them donuts.