Aight, listen up. Three weeks after Narelle tore through, Queensland gettin' hit wit' another one, Maila. BoM tryna warn us, sayin' Cape York might get smacked again. This ain't no joke, man. Mother Nature ain't showin' no mercy.

They callin' it a Category 3 right now, winds hittin' 185 k's, but it could get worse. This jawn been circlin' 'round Solomon Islands like it can't make up its mind, but it's headin' our way. Weekend's lookin' like a whole lotta nope.

Reid from BoM sayin' it might hit the same spot Narelle did. Remember that mess? Trees down, roofs gone, folks stranded. And now this? This ain't just bad luck, this some straight-up bullsh*t. Seems like dis system targetin' us, frfr.

Now, I ain't no scientist, but I see the water gettin' warmer every year. They sayin' it's what makin' these storms stronger. This ain't just about the weather, it's about what we doin' to the planet. But who listenin' to us regular folk? Nobody.

So, what we gotta do? Look out for each other. Check on ya neighbors, especially the elders. Make sure they got supplies. Water, food, meds. Don't be out here actin' like you immune, cause no one is. And don't be waitin' on the guvment to come save you. They slow, and they always last to help the hood. We gotta come together.

Narelle already messed up folks' lives, now Maila tryna finish the job. We gotta be ready. Secure ya crib, board up the windows, and stay informed. This ain't no drill, fam. This real life.

We been through this before. We resilient. We gon' bounce back. But we gotta do it together. No man left behind. Real talk.

The last April cyclone hit Queensland back in '14, Ita. Now Maila's comin' for a repeat. Stay woke, stay prepared, and stay safe out there. For real, for real.

This is a wake-up call. If we don't start takin' care of this planet, these storms ain't gonna stop. We gotta protect our community, cause ain't nobody else gonna do it for us. No cap. We gotta do this for the next generation too. We gotta lead the way, cuz, or dis Earth will be the end of us.

Word to ya mutha, and never forget where you come from.