Yo, listen up. Word on the street is two of our own, Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington and 1st Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., gone missin' and found dead in Morocco. Said they fell off a cliff during some off-duty chill time while they was over there doin' these African Lion military games. Nah, son, that ain't adding up.

We talkin' 'bout two young soldiers, probably just tryna make a way, get some bread, and serve their country. Now they gone, just like that? And the story is they just happened to fall off a cliff? Come on, man. That's some BS right there.

These military games, they supposed to be 'bout buildin' alliances and showin' strength, but what they really doin' is puttin' our folks in harm's way for some political game. We sendin' our young brothas and sistas across the world for what? So these politicians can look good on TV? So corporations can make a grip off war?

They sayin' they investigatin', but we know how that go. They gonna sweep it under the rug, blame it on some accident, and move on like nothin' happened. But we ain't forgettin'. We gotta remember these soldiers and make sure they didn't die for nothin'.

This ain't just 'bout two soldiers fallin' off a cliff, it's 'bout the whole system. It's 'bout how they treatin' our people like we expendable. It's 'bout how they sendin' us off to fight wars that ain't got nothin' to do with us. We gotta wake up and realize what's really goin' on.

We gotta support these soldiers' families, make sure they straight. And we gotta demand answers. We gotta find out what really happened over there in Morocco. We can't let them get away with this. This is real life, not a movie.

They always tellin' us to support the troops, but what they really doin' is usin' us. They takin' our young folks, puttin' them in danger, and then throwin' them away when they ain't useful no more. We gotta change the game. We gotta start lookin' out for our own.

So next time you see one of these politicians talkin' 'bout supportin' the troops, ask them what they really doin' to keep our soldiers safe. Ask them why they sendin' our people to fight in endless wars. Ask them why they ain't investin' in our communities back home.

We gotta stay woke, stay informed, and stay united. We gotta stand up for our own and demand justice. We ain't gonna let these soldiers' deaths be in vain. We gonna make sure they remembered. We gonna make sure they families straight. And we gonna keep it real, no matter what. RIP to Spc. Collington and 1st Lt. Key Jr. Y'all gone but not forgotten. On foenem grave.

This some straight up 'Stay Woke' material, if you feel me.