The Tragic Decade of the Mexican Revolution

Skibidi, it is 1997 and we are vibing with history. Flashback to February 9, 1913, when the goons of the Mexican Revolution were throwing down in the streets. The Cuartelazo goes down, military vibes echoing from 1840, 1847, and 1858. Madero, the sigma leader, is rolling deep from Chapultepec to Palacio Nacional, caught in the edge of loyalty and chaos. The Decena Trágica is lit for ten days, with Madero and Pino Suárez meeting their dank demise. Once a hero, Madero's ship started sinking as he juggled expectations and disappointments. Revolutions are messy, but this one was lowkey tragic.