In this thought-provoking piece, Christine Osazuwa urges underrepresented individuals in the music industry to stop trying to fit into spaces that were never meant for them. She introduces the concept of "the glass cliff," where women and minorities are often promoted to leadership roles during times of crisis, setting them up for potential failure. Osazuwa argues that instead of building their own tables, which can keep others comfortable, it's time to flip the tables and actively redistribute wealth and power. This means speaking up against injustice, leveraging privilege to benefit others, and maintaining integrity while using unique skills and perspectives to change the industry. While emotionally exhausting, flipping the tables is necessary to create lasting change and build a more empathetic, sustainable, and inclusive future for the music industry