Black Panther & The Diaspora

[@DaCaldwell]

Almost brought me to tears with this one. Great analysis. Long live the King. Wakanda Forever!

[@yuritardid7761]

Found your channel through your Dune video and I'm already a huge fan, your mix of film analysis and social commentary is great. Amazing stuff brother!!

[@kazmaloop]

Much appreciated, thank you for the kind words!

[@alfonsopayan09]

I wish Chadwick could’ve been with us to see this video That’s how well and powerful your analysis was done Congrats

[@a.sen.d]

11:11 - the sequal really could have taken this theme home. it’s a great set up for his sister to carry that wish of his to drop the fear of old wakanda to create the new one. great essay

[@thabignickdigga2603]

Always look forward to your in depth , more then meets the eye thoughts on these vids . Much appreciated 🙏 one love

[@kazmaloop]

I really appreciate that, thank you for the thoughtful comment.

[@Ilovestars-hk5xx]

“his mothers absence perhaps simbolising the loss of the motherland” I WAS LIKE DAM

[@kingjoeblack5]

@@Ilovestars-hk5xxwanna hear something REALLY sad? The plan his dad was working on was to break his mom out of prison because she had been wrongly convicted of murder. But of course we all know how wakandans feel about Black people escaping injustice…

[@lyrehcb8156]

Excellent work as always. I appreciate the way you showed respect to the memory of 2 men gone too soon at the end. Your videos really show your heart and the empathy you have for people which makes your work reach the hearts of others, keep it up 👍🏾

[@kazmaloop]

Thank you so much, I’m glad I get to tell these stories and that they resonate with others. Really appreciate this feedback!

[@devzeppalin]

This was a brilliant analysis. Killmonger was very relatable to a lot us, especially regarding his relationship with T’Challa/Wakanda, hence why so many believe “Killmonger was right”. No one has broken down exactly why however, (beyond the surface level) until now with this video. Again, brilliant.

[@kazmaloop]

Thank you! Always happy to give a different perspective!

[@sfeedz]

Man great vid bro🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@wombat7961]

Your video inspired an interesting script for a movie - also thanks for the end credit... I cried so much when this dude passed, meant so much more to me than hearing of kobe. I think the reflection of your own people and the many manifestations of characters he encompassed. Just hits different. Like a relative passing.

[@kazmaloop]

Chadwick was special. Glad to hear you enjoyed the essay!

[@wllmscmcs]

What a thorough analysis!

[@Uptownsonder]

Great video, you're really building something special with this channel.

[@kazmaloop]

Appreciate this, thank you for supporting the channel

[@zaicustis]

Great job 👏🏾

[@libanhussein7433]

Really enjoyed this video bruv- makes me feel bad for Killmonger. Commentary second to none 🔥

[@kazmaloop]

Much appreciated, thank you!

[@FortyFM4]

Great video! Keep up the great work man!

[@kazmaloop]

Thank you! Always appreciate the support

[@Haarunh2]

Another banger as usual 🔥

[@kazmaloop]

Thank you for watching!

[@adonnisblac5663]

Being a product of immigrant parents you have no clue how relatable killmonger was to me…great analysis

[@doodoodoo1366]

Nah fr my parents Cameroonian, I was born and raised here, I barely know was Africa is like so I just feel like an Americanized African

[@Akech101]

The whole basis of the movie was the ideological difference between Killmonger and T’Challa. Killmonger represented pan Africanism/black nationalism and T’Challa represented African nationalism. All ideologies played a role in the decolonization of Africa and the Black Panther films could’ve gone deeper into the psyche of these ideas; but this video is a good analysis.

[@Katfish1216]

Dope video

[@PBLightning145]

Killmonger is awesome