Mind Meltdown Flow

Lyrics

Intro Livingly, splicingly, Opening your mind, As we lyrically decipher, Intelligently delivering these rhymes. Rhyming in synonyms and homonyms, Attacking and melting the minds Of unbelievers and underachievers. Believe us, The overachievers. When we kamikazing, mental-erazing, The ideations that, on paper, are utopian— Dysphoria, illusionary euphoria, That's killing us. Verse 1 Breathe-ing! In the dichotomy of self-regulated autonomy, And vast gender-constructed ideologies Over socio-human biologies. Post-ops of children celebrated for their surgeries, Or boss-bitch opportunities, Stressing how others Should be groveling. While little ones in the streets, and plenty are struggling, Begging to be held up, While budgets get swallowed by ideological incentivisements, So fake appearances of equality can be kept up, To distance the reality of... How can it be right for one half to be confident and educated, While the other is uneducated, Undermotivated, discriminated out of existence? Huh? Verse 2 Question. Interview the fairer sex of this world, The more empowered viewers of this world. Confidence exuding, like they are untouchable, Set on their terms. But ask the supposed beneficiaries of a patriarchy: Do they see privilege, or are they left out juggling, While ten to one in universities, studying? Then who do you think gets hired, Spending and retiring the idea There needs to be balancing. But sadly, the freedom of liberty, Wearing the mask of false identity, Being proud of the aspiration To be a motivational embodiment. Fathers left mourning generations wasted, Internal devastation from repetitive miscalculations, Yet glorifying the aspiration as a motivational manifestation. Huh? Chorus Hypocrisy's profitable, honesty's optional, Everybody talking, but the healing's impossible. Selective morality, Manufactured reality, Calling it equality— I just call it insanity. One law. One code. One truth. One road. Either everybody matters... Or nobody does at all. Verse 3 Solution. Real equalitism ain't selective activism, It's collective accountability against divisive mechanisms. No competitive victimhood or narrative conditioning, Just reciprocal responsibility with truthful recognition. Stop measuring justice by whichever side is benefiting, If one is left behind, then everybody's diminishing. Speak for your daughters, speak for your sons, Justice divided is justice for none. Hold every father and every mother accountable alike, Truth isn't determined by whoever shouts into the mic. Integrity over popularity, humanity over polarity, Building future generations through mutual solidarity. Because lifting one while forgetting another Isn't equality—it's imbalance undercover. Real progress begins when we all stand together, Not for one generation... but every generation forever.