Aight, check it. Word on the streets in Mali is that it's gettin' real ugly out there. JNIM, them cats tied to al-Qaeda, and the Tuareg separatists, they ain't messin' around. They movin' like they own the place, puttin' up checkpoints 'round the capital and straight up takin' over towns up north.

The government, man, they lookin' lost. Ain't got no real answers, just standin' around lookin' confused while the whole country fallin' apart. They been talkin' that talk, but ain't walkin' that walk, ya dig?

And remember them white folks who were supposed to be helpin'? France and all them? They dipped, yo. Pulled out like they ain't never been there. Said it was too messy, but really they just ain't wanna deal with it no more. Now look what happened, the streets is hot.

JNIM, they want that old-school Sharia law, takin' folks back to the dark ages. Tuaregs, they just want they own land, tired of bein' pushed around. But all that beefin' just hurtin' the regular folks, the people just tryna survive.

It's the same old story, man. Power trippin', greed, and the little man gettin' crushed under it all. Folks can't get food, can't get medicine, can't even feel safe in they own homes. It's a straight up tragedy.

We gotta wake up, man. This ain't just some news story on TV, this is real life for real people. We gotta find a way to help our brothers and sisters out there in Mali, 'cause nobody else is gonna do it for us.

Politicians always lyin', corporations always schemin', and the military always playin' games. It's up to us, the people, to look out for each other. We gotta organize, mobilize, and make our voices heard. Enough is enough.

This ain't no game, man. This is real life. People dyin', families broken, futures lookin' bleak. We gotta stand up and fight for what's right, for justice, for peace, for a better future for all of us.

Stay woke, stay strong, and keep your head up. We gotta keep pushin', keep grindin', and keep fightin' until we get the respect we deserve. Peace and blessings to all my people in Mali. We ain't forget about you.