Aight, so Tim Cook bounced after 15 years. Now some dude named John Ternus is runnin' Apple. Word on the street is, same game, different player. But will he keep it 100 with the people or keep frontin' like the rest of these corporations?

Apple's been stackin' paper, but at what cost? Overseas sweatshops, overpriced gadgets, and data privacy lookin' suspect. Cook got rich, but the community ain't really feelin' the love. Ternus gotta show he ain't just 'bout the Benjamins.

This ain't just 'bout new iPhones, fam. It's 'bout access, affordability, and not gettin' played by the system. Apple gotta start investin' in real communities, not just buildin' shiny stores for the bougie.

William Brangham and that Wall Street Journal cat? They talkin' numbers and strategies, but they ain't speakin' to the struggle. What about the folks barely makin' rent who still rockin' that busted iPhone 6? They matter too.

They talkin' 'bout innovation, but where's the innovation for the hood? Affordable internet? Tech training for young hustlers? Apps that uplift, not exploit? Apple gotta step up and put some respek on our name.

Apple been grinnin' in our faces with fake woke ads. Talkin' 'bout diversity, but ain't seen real representation in their boardrooms. Ternus gotta show he ain't just talkin' that talk. Walk the walk, son.

For real tho, Apple got the power to change the game. They can fund schools, create jobs, and empower communities. But they gotta choose to use that power for good, not just for profit. Stop cappin' and start deliverin'.

So, Ternus, listen up: We watchin' you. Don't be another corporate puppet playin' us for fools. Keep it real, stay true, and show the community some love. Otherwise, we gon' have to call you out. No cap.