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Death has become the fastest career upgrade in hip-hop. The moment a rapper passes away, something strange happens. Streams go up. IG followers go up. And people who never publicly supported them suddenly post broken-heart emojis and write paragraphs about “what they meant to the culture.”

Let’s get straight to the point: this so-called “gender war” is and was never a real thing. Instead of calling it: ‘’The Gender War’’. Let’s call it what it really is and always was. The Internet Gender War. And all it has been is a huge distraction within our community!

High school is supposed to be a place for education, social development, and growth. Instead, it has increasingly become a recurring headline factory for something far darker: sexual abuse disguised as “relationships” between teachers and students.

In April 2023, the culture tuned into Coachella with hope in their eyes and Wi-Fi strong enough to refresh Twitter every three seconds. Rumors of new music floated in the air. A “new era” was allegedly loading. What we got instead was a chaotic, half-hearted performance, a cancelled second weekend, and the now-familiar realization that expecting anything from Frank Ocean is a personal mistake you make over and over again.