Aight, listen up. Word on the street is Zali Steggall and them Teal independents talkin' 'bout formin' a whole party. Steggall sayin' the donation laws straight up disrespectin' independents, makin' it harder to compete wit' the big dogs. She feelin' like the game rigged, and she ain't wrong.

She talkin' 'bout how these laws favor the major parties, and that's keepin' the lil' guy down. But some of the other independents, like Monique Ryan, Helen Haines, and Kate Chaney? They ain't so sure 'bout this party thing. They kinda like bein' independent, doin' they own thing, representin' they own communities.

Ryan over there sayin' she made a promise to stay independent. Haines straight up said she ain't joinin' no party. Chaney cool wit' workin' together, but ain't tryna be tied down. So, what's really goin' on?

Is this 'bout power? Is Steggall tryna build somethin' bigger, somethin' that can really challenge the establishment? Or is this just 'bout gettin' more clout, more bread, and more control?

Even old boy Malcolm Turnbull, the former PM, chimed in. He sayin' there's a space for a new party, a 'center' party. But we know how that goes. 'Center' usually just means more of the same ol' BS. These Teal independents came up outta nowhere, poppin' up in seats held by the Libs. They talkin' 'bout the environment and integrity, but is that just talk?

The real question is, can these independents stay true to the streets? Can they keep it real wit' the people who voted 'em in, or they gonna get caught up in the game? 'Cause formin' a party? That's a whole 'nother level. That's dealin' wit' power, money, and all the drama that comes wit' it.

So, we gotta watch these moves closely. See if they really 'bout changin' the game, or just playin' it. 'Cause at the end of the day, it's the people who gonna pay the price. Keep your eyes open, y'all. This ain't no game.

We gotta stay woke and see what's really goin' on. They sayin' they for the people, but we gotta make sure they stayin' true to that. No cap.