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NSW Police have been given rare powers to crack down on anti-social behaviour following the fatal stabbing of carnival worker Uati 'Pele' Faletolu, 17, in 2022.
Police have threatened to take down rap songs and drill music over fears the lyrics are fuelling gangland brawls and shootings in western Sydney.
Sydney's streets have erupted in violence with the race to re-supply the nation's largest drug market sparking bloody gangland battles and among teenage groups fighting for 'territory'.
Uati 'Pele' Faletolu died during his shift at the Sydney Royal Easter Show on April 11, after he was allegedly caught up in a brawl between gang members from warring postcodes.
The three ominous words could fuel suspicions the Easter Show stabbing was part of a postcode rivalry between two groups, 67 from Doonside and 27 from Mount Druitt in Sydney's western suburbs.