I think a tight beat is like a heartbeat for a movement—steady, unavoidable, and impossible to ignore. When you map a rhythm to a cause, you give people a pulse they can follow, a shared cadence that turns individual voices into a chorus. It’s like writing a letter in a language everyone already knows, just with a different beat. The structure keeps the message focused, but the emotion that fills the gaps is what really moves people. If you can align that rhythm with genuine stories, you’re not just making noise—you’re giving people a rhythm to rally around, and that’s a pretty powerful form of activism.