tracy mears and tom tyler are correct in suggesting that policing has to be reconsidered and a new model has to be created.t meares & t tyler (2017) policing a model for the twenty--first century. a davis (ed), policing the black man at 161. but what does that new model look like? do we try and fix the existing model or do we destroy it completely to make way for the new? there are disagreements and contestations around these issues but what seems to be the consensus is that something has to be done. reformist solutions have proven not to have any effect. in the same way that hutchings used music, particularly hip hop, to speak about racial profiling perhaps if we listen closely we might also find useful suggestions that come from ordinary folk who are faced with these issues on a daily basis.r.m hutchings (2017) racial profiling: the law, the policy and the practice. a davis (ed), policing the black man at 95.