Aight, so PSG won, yeah? Big up to the team and all that. But back in the hood, it ain't all champagne and roses. More like tear gas and handcuffs. They say 127 folks got bagged after the game. 107 right here in the city, for real. Eleven people hurt, one seriously. And 23 cops got a boo-boo? Come on, man.

Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez talkin' 'bout condemnin' the violence. Word. But what about the violence we face every day? What about the system that keeps us down and then acts surprised when we pop off? This ain't just about a soccer game, this is about everything that's been building up.

Paris Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire was out there partyin' with the kids and all. That's cool, I guess, but what about the kids who ain't got nothin'? What about the families struggling to make ends meet? A soccer win ain't gonna fix that. Facts.

They say folks was burnin' bins and cars. Look, I ain't condonin' nothin', but I get the frustration. When you feel like you ain't got a voice, sometimes you gotta make some noise. Know what I'm sayin'? It ain't right, but it's real.

Nuñez sayin' this happens every time PSG wins. Maybe instead of just callin' it "excesses," they should be askin' why it happens. Maybe they should be listenin' to the people instead of just lockin' 'em up. Just a thought.

And that photographer's exhibition that got messed up? That's messed up, too. But it also shows the desperation, the feeling that nothin' is sacred, nothin' is respected. It's a reflection of a broken society, plain and simple.

They had 5,000 cops out last year. 5,000! For a game! But this year, the Mayor wants a “fan zone.” A fan zone that's gonna be surrounded by more cops and more tension? Sounds like a setup to me. Real talk.

Nuñez ain't feelin' the fan zone idea. He's right to be worried. But instead of just sayin' “no disturbances,” maybe he should try addressin' the root of the problem. Maybe he should try buildin' bridges instead of walls.

PSG's goin' to the final. That's dope. But let's not forget the folks on the streets, the folks who are feelin' the pain, the folks who are tired of bein' ignored. It's about more than just soccer. It's about justice. It's about respect. It's about time things changed, for real.

Keep it 100. No cap. We out here.