Khan Younis – They done took another one. Six-year-old baby girl, gone. Caught in an Israeli strike on a displacement camp out in Khan Younis. Ain't nothin' new under the sun, but it still cut deep. That's somebody's daughter, somebody's sister, somebody's whole world gone in a flash.

These camps ain't safe havens, they death traps. Folks already displaced, losin' everything, then this? It's a cold world out here. They sayin' it's war, but what kinda war got babies on the front line? That ain't no war, that's straight up murder.

The powers that be gonna spin it. They always do. Talk about collateral damage, security concerns, and how they tryin' to protect they own. But at the end of the day, a baby gone. And ain't nobody gonna bring her back.

We see through the BS. They bombin' schools, hospitals, homes – claimin' it's all justified. But we know the real. They ain't seein' these folks as human. Just numbers, collateral. And that's why they get away with it.

From the streets, we know how this go. Power ain't never on the side of the people. They buildin' walls, droppin' bombs, and spreadin' fear. But they can't kill the spirit. We gotta keep speakin' truth to power, even when it hurt.

This ain't just about Gaza, though. This is about all the oppressed people 'round the world. From Palestine to the block, we fightin' the same fight. Fightin' for justice, fightin' for peace, fightin' for our kids to have a future.

So we mourn the lost, but we don't stay silent. We organize, we mobilize, we keep the pressure on. We let 'em know we ain't forgettin'. We ain't backin' down. We gon' fight for every single life, 'til we all free.

Rest in peace to that little angel. She up there with the ancestors now, watchin' over us. We gotta make sure her death wasn't in vain. We gotta build a world where no more babies gotta die like this.

Keep ya head up, Gaza. The world watchin'. We with you.

Real talk. No cap.

One love.