Blood Brothers | Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali Official Trailer | Netflix

Blood Brothers tells the extraordinary and ultimately tragic story of the friendship between two of the most iconic figures of the 20th century: Muhammad Ali, the greatest boxer of all time, and Malcolm X, the Nation of Islam’s - and black America’s - most incendiary and charismatic leader.
This was the unlikeliest of friendships - the brash Olympic Champion who spoke in verse to the amusement of the white press and the ex-con intellectual-turned-revolutionary who railed against the evils of white oppression and dismissed sports as a triviality. But their bond was deep, their friendship real.
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From a chance meeting to a tragic fallout, Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali's extraordinary bond cracks under the weight of distrust and shifting ideals.

[@ComicalRealm]

"I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I'm for Justice, no matter who it's for or against" - Malcolm X

[@Jimmy1982Playlists]

One of the realest men ever.

[@h.l.malazan5782]

The truth is Trump supporters are not Nazis and I don't mean that as a positive.

[@EB-gt1pq]

@@h.l.malazan5782 I’m a Muslim and a conservative. It was Malcolm who warned us against liberals.

[@h.l.malazan5782]

​@@EB-gt1pq If you can get triggered by culture war issues, you are part of the problem. All three branches of the government are controlled by Liberals and Conservatives and it is clear how obfuscating behind ambiguous, partisan language is just another way to evade necessary economic reforms.

[@rudybrooks3722]

@@EB-gt1pq It's not liberals it's White Supremacist, two of the same thing.

[@argeshagan7407]

I remember it used to be taboo talking about Malcolm X. I'm so glad he finally getting the respect he deserves.

[@remolandlife5642]

Never been taboo to me

[@No11114]

Taboo 😮...really...tell me how i really wanna know!

[@rudybrooks3722]

Never been taboo to me.

[@whatwhat9004]

@@No11114 He spoke out heavy against the democrats and exposed them for how fake and deceiving they are towards the black community.

[@delirous8]

@@whatwhat9004 Both parties are, stop letting yourself be deceived. The Republicans betrayed Black Americans and the Democrats use Black Americans.

[@riahisama]

Two american, black muslims who changed the world, sometimes I can't believe men like these existed.

[@aniqaliq7291]

THEY ARE LEGENDS

[@richtexas4431]

Why don’t more men like these exist

[@joc-3.0.5]

I'm like this... I'm a smart, intelligent, educated well-mannered Black American man.. May God bless everyone

[@CPTZK11]

@@richtexas4431 many do many many do. Not everyone is famous and you don’t get famous anymore for such things

[@aniqaliq7291]

@@joc-3.0.5 May God Bless you, when I was young i used to admire mohd ali, i remember when i was about 8@9 yrs old , tat time tv was black and white, i was at school when mohd ali had fight, it was live on tv, we all gathered at the teachers office to watch the live boxing match, he was amazing and so was Malcolm X…in Islam, the first person tat call muslims to pray during our prophet time was a black man, a former slave freed by muslims, his name was bilal and until today, whoever do the call for prayer , we muslim call them bilal, in an honour to remember him…love from Malaysia

[@sofbof2408]

As a Muslim I respect and admire el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz deeply and truly, he went from being astray to finding the truth, and was martyred upon the truth, may Almighty Allah grant him His highest Paradise.

[@MAli-lu3dy]

Alhamdulillah, yes Allah guided him no doubt to the truth after misguidance. He was a man of insight & his journey to Makkah with his thoughts he shared with the world were amazing Mashallah. May Allah accept all his good deeds. Aameen

[@anns2673]

@Coolegg poor guy.... you should prolly not learn about islam from reddit. lollll Muhammad had no slave. Prophets werent allowed to possess slaves. However, he freed a black slave (Bilal) was his name and Quran reads that Bilal will enter Paradise even before Muhammad does cuz of his sacrifices and faith. no wonder Islam is the racially most diverse religion. Peace on you brother

[@anns2673]

@Coolegg anjashi wasn't a muslim slave, he was the CHRISTIAN EMPEROR of Medinah who went by the "slave of the state" title. Lol idec what you think about Islam. But I'm leaving this here just in case someone stumbles upon these comments.

[@mahadibrahim8836]

@@anns2673 your perverted and liar get help

[@anns2673]

@@mahadibrahim8836 aaawww....thats cute

[@madlan2282]

Finally. Something deserves to spend your time at.

[@Ms-wr9dd]

I KNOW, Right?

[@awabathily9427]

I swear bro

[@b.g.3073]

Huh?

[@TheBSATY]

For real

[@j2shoes288]

Finally, something deserving of your time

[@lanreakerele4375]

I’m not 🇺🇸, but I do consider Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X as two of my greatest black heroes not only just in the country but also the whole world honestly🌎 🌍🌏

[@harrykatsaros]

For many decades Muhammad Ali was the most recognised man on the planet. That’s a fact.

[@9535310131]

What a joke, America is not whole world. Nelson Mandela Is the greatest Black person ever lived. Greatest Black Person from America is MLK.

[@mdgazi5950]

@@harrykatsaros গতগগতগমগতগগতগতগতড়ত

[@ssjay5870]

@@9535310131 there is no greatest black person. But that dosnt mean you cant idolize them

[@9535310131]

@@ssjay5870 When you idolize someone that's your greatest person

[@MBeats27]

one fought with his hands the other with his voice

[@Mirsab]

They both fought with their voice though

[@Prod_by_Svengali]

The other fought with his mind*

[@calvingomes2601]

His mind*

[@Nora-ze3wv]

Chills

[@mohamedfahad2364]

Ali betrayed X

[@twiztedbuddha]

Malcolm X is the person in history I admire the most. Truly an excellent man

[@georgio3753]

Malcom X, The only famous and powerful holy man who didn't have a harem. Married and faithful to one wife all his life - MLK couldn't do it, most pastors and prophets today can't so it, and Ghandi did some dodgy things with young girls. So. Here was a man who stood by what he believed.

[@MalibongweNombande]

I thought of this but could not put it in words. Thank you

[@Sks-un6xg]

He was a man before his time , a hero of mine. Unfortunately the world has tried many times to defame him and lock up his work.

[@Unknown-bp9gq]

YASSSSSS

[@georgio3753]

@Nutbox Deliverer absolutely 100 percent true. Heck, even if he doesn't take care of his wife and kids, we can't judge. BUT. HOWEVER. if said man preaches to others about being faithful, having one wife etc, but does not do it, well hell, we must judge. E.g people murder innocent people every day, but imagine if a cop murdered innocent people. We would all lose our shit. Why? Because of what the cop preaches.

[@lamarhillll]

Don’t associate the Nation of Islam with Malcolm X. He was in that group but he left for good reasons. The Nation of Islam doesn’t represent Islam. It’s more like a political group. Malcolm X was a good and honorable man.

[@youtubewatcher8254]

I wonder if this Netflix film will show the truth - how they both left the Nation of Islam after realising Islam has no skin colour & muslims are brothers regardless of race & ethnicity - Malcom x saw this in Makkah first hand. I have a feeling this will make the Nation of Islam seem like a good organisation which represents Islam which is completely false.

[@Tremelle_]

@@youtubewatcher8254 lmao

[@dragonwarrior313]

Nation of Islam killed Malik al shabaz(malcolm x). FBI and CIA did nothing to save him... They can't be good.

[@youtubewatcher8254]

@@dragonwarrior313 In ISLAM we know that the white man is not the devil or anything of that sort - neither is the black man or the Chinese man or anyone else because of their skin colour. Islam unites us as brothers regardless of where we are from.

[@kashifabbasizzz3655]

He realised later in his life that malcom x was right ......so he expand his voice in favor of whole black community

[@dannysalinas8811]

I think of brother Malcolm almost every day. He is the true epitome Of a person I inspire to be.

[@Kinghassz]

Then maybe you have similar traits to Malcolm that are in your shadow.

[@love.zariaaaa111]

Never dim your light ❤️🤞🏾

[@therealdjx214]

I always admire Malcolm X for Not being scared to speak his mind and standing for what he believed in.

[@Nhamo3]

He was a real man.

[@alessandrobarella1513]

The reason I love Malcolm X is because he demanded the rights & respect for his community. Also, he realised the cult & fake practises that the 'Nation of Islam' were performing. Malcolm realised that Muhammad Elijah was portraying himself as the 'God' & found true Islam with true Muslims abroad.

[@TheWchurchill4pm]

People often talk about Malcolm’s life as one of constant self-transformation. The corollary is that his life was one of criticism - both of himself and of the world around him. Ta-Nehisi Coates called him the 20th century’s greatest “skeptic of democracy.”

[@ahsanace21]

Fun fact, his older sister Ella became a true Muslim before he did and also helped fund his trip to Mecca.

[@alessandrobarella1513]

@@ahsanace21 Reading his book, he made it clear how big of an influence Ella was to his life.

[@olbaprabocse9940]

@@ahsanace21 wow didnt know that.

[@Tremelle_]

Lol

[@AbdallahBotan]

"The Believers are but a single Brotherhood: So make peace and reconciliation between your two (contending) brothers; and fear Allah, that ye may receive Mercy." ~ Al-Hujurat (Qur'an)

[@rafaelc9299]

You know at the time NOI and Muhmmad Ali believe fard muhmmad was Allah and Elijah muhmmad was a prophet that’s why Malcolm left

[@jazibkhan6225]

@@rafaelc9299 thats not true

[@davemartine1349]

Muhammad said it best, he wish he didn’t let the nation get between his relationship with Malcolm

[@uzairbinshabbir]

Two of my favorite Muslim heroes! MashaAllah! May Allah elevate their ranks in the afterlife, reunite them as brothers and neighbors and grant them both jannat ul firdaws aameen!

[@saul10000]

This shall be another movie to inspire young folks

[@Ms-wr9dd]

Lets hope they 'Tune In'....

[@user-ms8hr4es7i]

Nothing but watered down crap. Knew it when I saw fbi informant Al Sharpton hideous mug. He’s not fit to talk about Malcom shoes

[@steventhebro1809]

Amazon did the movie for this.... One night in miami

[@theshah9756]

As a young malaysian kid growing up, these are the two greatest american legends ever!

[@MrRK0121]

Malcolm X was a genius, someone who learnt from life experiences and bettered himself. Such an interesting individual and life he lived. I recommend his book to read.

[@187a3]

My loyalty is with Malcolm X Love from Pakistan⚘❤🇵🇰

[@lindajones684]

My loyalty is with Malcolm also!

[@Unknown-bp9gq]

Malcolm X, no words can describe him besides, a MAN! He is the epitome of a Man! He was Special❤️

[@WaChIn18ify]

Two of the greatest leaders ever ✊🏽

[@Flome810]

Martin Luther king jr?

[@gracialonignasiver6302]

@@Flome810 Great leader, made good decisions, just at the wrong time.

[@Mirsab]

Not ever but maybe of 20th century America

[@whatwhat9004]

@@gracialonignasiver6302 When it comes to Civil Rights MLK accomplished far more than Malcolm X ever did.

[@tiptoe38]

@@whatwhat9004 Where is it,I’m not saying Martin didn’t do good but Malcom was teaching us to build our own,invest in us.We today still don’t get it.

[@blaze14ZX]

Yes I really wanted to know more about this relationship and I'm glad their family members are interviewed in this documentary.

[@dshepherd107]

I’ve always had such admiration for both men. I hope this doc gives them the respect they deserve.

[@X-Factor-22]

Every time I see either one of those guys, I feel like a little kid who’s so proud of his Big Brothers! 💪🏾 But we can’t truly honor Ali and Malcolm X unless we implement their legacies into our lives in one way or another. B1👊🏾

[@pfunk42]

You can't appreciate either one fully unless you study the teacher of them both

[@pfunk42]

@@JGH1708 Ofcourse! How can you celebrate the apple, but ignore the tree that produced it? We wouldn't have had Muhammad Ali or Malcolm X without Elijah Muhammad. Who gave Ali his name and who gave Malcolm his X? BTw what does the X stand for?

[@wlee9888]

@@pfunk42 I will repeat my comment from before: No, the Nation of Islam took a legitimate religion and bastardized it to all hell. There are very strong and legitimate reasons why Malcolm X left the Nation of Islam by the time of his death, and why the Nation of Islam is associated with his death. Malcolm X is a hero of many, myself included. Do not ascribe his deeds to Elijah Muhammad or the Nation of Islam. He is much more than that.

[@pfunk42]

@@wlee9888 Define a "legitimate" religion? Who makes it "legitimate"....you? It was the enemies of Jesus @ Antioch that called those that followed him Christian, but Jesus himself never used that name ...is Christianity "legitimate"? Martin Luther in protest against the Roman Catholic church began the Lutheran faith....are they "legitimate"? What about Charles T. Russell, who began the Jehovah's Witness? Today 8.7 million people claim to be Jehovah's Witness...are they "legitimate"? Malcolm Little was a bank robber, petty thief and in prison, before he met Elijah Muhammad...that's a fact. Cassius Clay was just another boxer until he refused to be inducted into the army, following the example of his teacher Elijah Muhammad who traveled the same path nearly 30 years prior and served 5 years in prison for refusing to serve in WWII. Did you know that? Stop repeating stuff you've heard and become a critical thinker and do your own research. You judge a "legitimate" religion by its actions and the fruit it bears. Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali are two of the biggest Black men in the 20th century neither were raised in the Christian Church and both were taught by the same man. Is that a coincidence? Put on your thinking cap

[@X-Factor-22]

@@JGH1708 Definitely!👊🏾

[@malikmartin481]

Really looking forward to this. I read the autobiography of Malcolm X last year and it changed my life. I can’t get enough of Brother Malcolm.

[@thehomosapiennnnn]

This is gonna be documentary of the century!!!

[@aliboomia9894]

One of the greatest documentaries I ever saw. Just when I thought I saw everything possible about Ali and Malcom this gem comes out and gets in depth of their relationship and the controversies surrounding them. Plus Ali's brother is such a great guy had his back his entire life . This is a must watch

[@adaliantsiki]

I was also surprised I cried at the end.

[@dominicclarke3206]

I can't wait to see this I love Malcolm X and Mohammed Ali ✊🏾🖤🙏🏾👊🏾👌🏾☺️

[@liquidtechnique7201]

It's M'u'hammad not M'o'hammad

[@alyasu8556]

The name can be written in many ways -- Mohammed Muhammed Mohammad Muhammad Mohamed Muhamed Mohamad Muhamad

[@liquidtechnique7201]

@@alyasu8556 with different historical significance and context. If my name was Derrick and you spelled it Derek then the meaning implies two different contexts. They sound the same but their meanings implies something entirely different.

[@saifkhanyousafzai]

They are inspirational joys of life, brother

[@gt-gu7rb]

Just watched it. Pretty good. Couldn't get over the scence in separate interviews at separate locations a reporter asked each about the other. The pain on both thier faces was extremely evident. Damm shame.

[@yeahehtheseguyseh3703]

I'm not Black nor American. But from the modern world these two individuals are my first role models that I take into account. United by faith.

[@cloj4754]

No, they were not united by faith. They were united by the universal plight of their people. Malcom spoke for not just black Muslims but black Christians who were the majority. Look at the man behind the faith, then you will see the true Malcom X. A lot of comments here seem to not understand that.

[@yeahehtheseguyseh3703]

@@cloj4754 it was obviously his faith that brought out his stance for social justice, you obviously don't know MalcolmX. I've heard his daughter talk about how Islam was the driving force and no it doesn't take away anything from him being black either. He even changed his stance on white people after going on the Muslim pilgrimage Hajj, were the skin of your colour did NOT matter.

[@user-ks5zi8zf9o]

The role model for humanity is the Prophet Muhammad ( peace be upon him) . Follow Allah and his Prophet Muhammad ( peace be upon him) and your sins are forgiven and success will be yours in this world and the next.

[@KPLUGZ]

I just finished watching this and man so powerful, I shed a tear not going to lie, and was shocked at what happened everyone should watch

[@FoAllah]

May Allah have Mercy upon Muhammed Ali and Malcom X. "And We shall remove from their breasts any sense of injury (that they may have), (So they will be like) brothers facing each other on thrones. - Quran: 15:47

[@majidhussain3896]

Aameen

[@HumorFM]

Aamiin 🤲🏼

[@rafaelc9299]

Muhmmad Ali later converted to actual Islam but only after Malcolm and dishonorable Elijah muhmmad died

[@Kingpinsodapop]

My two Hero's - Brother Malcolm and Brother Ali... May Allah grant them the highest place in Jannah.. Ameen Love and Respect from Pakistan!!

[@cupimalik]

Now this is something worth watching. May both of them blessed 🙏🏻

[@tessareaston2208]

Just finished. Brilliant work Netflix. More documentaries of this quality please

[@Sam-ng3of]

I would advise everybody to read both of their autobiographies if you want authentic accounts of their lives. Malcolm's is called 'autobiography of Malcolm X' and Ali's is called 'the soul of a butterfly'.

[@YoRAHeem]

The fact that this footage exist and is not easily accessible is offensive.

[@No11114]

Exactly

[@AC-bz5br]

Everything is offensive

[@Aceboogie2386]

I love both Malcom X and Ali. People don’t talk about how Ali turned his back on Malcom X. Truly heartbreaking.

[@mrmalik8415]

Maybe thats because your not aware that after the passing of Malcolm X and upon turning his back on the NOI, he quoted something on the lines of “turning my back on brother Malcolm was the worst thing i did”. I think its in ‘facing Ali’ the documentary. Go check it out

[@rafaelc9299]

@@mrmalik8415 Everyone regretted it once Elijah muhmmad died . His own son said his father a was wrong and converted to actual Islam

[@mrmalik8415]

@@rafaelc9299 this is also true

[@JAEGATS]

💯

[@JAEGATS]

@@mrmalik8415 Still did it

[@realdavidpayne]

I hate the establishment for killing off X and then monetizing his death.

[@thechildfromthevillage]

2 of my hero’s. I feel blessed to be able to see this when it come out

[@chahinebinsaleh6954]

Love and respect to Mrs. Malcom X and Mohammed Ali all the way from the Middle East 🇰🇼

[@traceycamille]

Ohhh this makes my soul smile!! Two of my absolute favorite humans who ever existed!! 😍💪🏽💜

[@jasonargos110]

Why such a low view of humanity?

[@victoriaalvin2446]

Togetherness is what we need Roday! I will be watching. Much respect for them both.

[@knw-seeker6836]

Legends, as a Muslim i love them from the bottom of my heart RIP M. Ali greatest boxer and even better human being and Malcolm X wonderful person who taught me so much

[@jasonargos110]

Both rabid racists.

[@alhdafe]

Full respect to both of them.

[@MuhammadRiskyyy]

Both are great humans ❤, they are rare and they are beautiful.

[@vinkaza4058]

Nothing to do with his Boxing career and still interesting, shows u just how great Muhammad Ali was!

[@jasonargos110]

Just shows how sad Ali was.

[@siyankosi3661]

@@jasonargos110 indeed

[@JoseyWales93]

Two absolute legends.

[@iqra7317]

I get goosebumps when I hear the voice of Mohammad Ali ❤️

[@1spiders1]

They were both fighters, GOD BLESS THEM BOTH

[@terrenceharris-hughes4436]

Can't wait for this

[@siddiqueabdul-aziz8410]

I'm very much inspired by brother Malcolm whom I love and respect very much,may Allah bless him and brother Muhammad with jannah Ameen.

[@elassassino9127]

Two icons of our times , RIP 🙏

[@heatherrobinson8054]

The book was fantastic. So excited for this!

[@kingejiro]

What book please?

[@heatherrobinson8054]

@@kingejiro Blood Brothers by Randy Roberts and Johnny Smith. Great read.

[@kingejiro]

@@heatherrobinson8054 Thanks. Just ordered it 😊

[@aducaale328]

Two of my favorite Human beings and leaders in the 2Oth century, May the merciful Allah bless your souls and grant you Janat Alfordowsa. I cant wait for 9th September to watch this documentary.

[@nirakhurana]

I'm so excited. Loved the book, and was waiting it to become a series, but this is amazing

[@robertbehringer4787]

Malcolm X is, was, and will be forever The man, the voicecand the inspiration.. Fact.

[@maybebabyny]

Ali was consistent and unequivocal in his condemnation of Malcolm post the split. Ali grew to regret it but only years after Malcolm's assassination.

[@FatherAndTeacherTV]

I'm looking forward to watching this documentary. Anything concerning Malcolm X and/or Muhammad Ali will always be a must-see for me!

[@TheBelgica1]

I can't wait to see this!! Malcolm X deserves so much more credit than he's getting now.

[@fightermma]

"Brother's gonna work it out" Alhamdulilah. Don't forget your love for the ones you love even when they annoy you.

[@moniquewest3277]

I cannot wait! My two heroes, the best buffalo soldiers to grace our Kingdom. Rest in peace, my forever Kings.

[@dejuanshird379]

I just finished watching blood Brothers and it was a awesome and amazing documentary 👏🙌, I loved it.

[@Sadidesifamily]

This should have gone viral. Such a powerful trailer. This will be awesome. Definitely ther was a need for this. Two brilliant men

[@sayyidchamwana8406]

Reverting to Islam to better your purpose in the duniya from taqwa is the greatest feeling, X and Ali held on for longer against all odds with razor sharp focus.

[@mdwasifalamgir1322]

Finally Malcom getting the attention he deserved❤️

[@mr.fahrenheit3460]

Finally, something decent on Netflix!

[@tommymccaskill2191]

Wow Netflix you guys finally put on quality program to watch

[@mrslick58]

The previous Malcolm x documentary on Netflix was really great

[@Mirsab]

I've been watching their stuff this month and coincidentally the same month this trailer comes out!!!

[@winnerwinner5992]

Cannot wait for this!!!!!!!!!!

[@newmoney7213]

My two favorite icons

[@kwameaboagye121]

Two of my favourite brothers mentors role models and heroes. Baba Malcolm X and Baba Muhammad Ali loved us fought for us and inspired us without fear nor favour. Both of them are handsome energetic honest and defiant.

[@Me__enhypenn]

My idol Muhammad Ali… and what a Great documentary…tears

[@Yash-jw1jk]

O Netflix! your content is getting lovely day by day

[@jannahgyaal7299]

I heard from someone that, everyone claimed Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X for themselves, except the Muslims. May Allah have mercy on their souls and widen their graves. Such honour and brilliance they brought to their communities - we are still in awe.

[@jasonargos110]

Why would they claim them for themselves-they were Nation of Islam cultists-not muslims.

[@jannahgyaal7299]

@@jasonargos110 life is summarized by your ending, both ended as Muslims.

[@jasonargos110]

@@jannahgyaal7299 This film IS about them while they were IN the Cult. Malcolm recruited Clay. Malcolm left the cult and Ali stayed. Malcolm did renounce all his cult indocrination Maybe he reinvented himself-went from hate filled racist to loving all humanity and got himself killed for it. Ali converted to Sufism later and rejected the cult teachings too. But this film is again abou there relationship IN the cult.

[@jannahgyaal7299]

@@jasonargos110 I hear you. Of course my comment was about their being and not the film specifically, although the film from what I watched explained their parting from the NOI. Lets agree to disagree. 👍🏾

[@juliedavis7445]

Two of my favorite human beings ever!

[@joparis957]

Just watched this 💜 It was awesome. I cried this could be a movie and touch on more topics that people maybe wheren’t ready for back then.

[@abdixakinfaarax657]

My respect for those duo

[@shahrukhkhan8307]

two Black Muslim brothers have changed the tide of American history for forever.

[@mightybitchy]

How?

[@ellagardener538]

These black Muslims gave America equality and democracy. Islam gave America that equality.

[@mightybitchy]

@@ellagardener538 Thank you, I needed a good laugh…

[@vaibhavsridharan9734]

@@ellagardener538 they tried to give Amercia equality*

[@jasonargos110]

A laughable statement.

[@azura9034]

He's a conpassionate leader, fight for injustice for his people ....when other outcast him but he stay true for his cause...exceptional Malcolm X!...if not his young mind clouded him, how I wished they are together until the end..

[@alcottdevalte7440]

This is brilliant, and so special legends...

[@basmeenm1476]

Two heroes who Inspire me in the same screen is something intriguing ❤️

[@cherechesalexdaniel811]

This may turn out to be very interesting. I have great respect for Malcolm X. But i don’t know that mutch about Muhammad Ali. This may be an oportunity to learn.

[@riahisama]

Your comment implies that being white and respecting Malcom x is an anomaly, any human being would respect him no matter their color or religion...

[@lindasapiecha2515]

Oh I think you will enjoy learning about Ali Great guy 😊

[@cherechesalexdaniel811]

@@riahisama yeah you’re right. I edited the comment.

[@OnlyUknow2]

@@riahisama White people still dislike MX to this day smh

[@whatwhat9004]

@@cherechesalexdaniel811 Muhammad Ali is the GOAT of all GOATS.

[@siddiqueabdul-aziz8410]

Just finished watching this it was worth watching,totally loved it

[@mintruth]

Now this I'm looking FORWARD to!!!

[@CoachDale_TopNotchMuayThai]

Looks really good, can’t wait for that one

[@CoachDale_TopNotchMuayThai]

@021 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@xrawna5189]

They are world icons today. Because everything they said is true today as when they spoke. It is not about being black but about justice and equality for the world.

[@omariorou1339]

Not equality for the world. For black ppl smh you haven’t read Malcolm X book I suppose

[@OnlyUknow2]

I damn there cried at the end I'm glad they're together now tho. Sad that they're gone but happy at the same time.

[@TruthSeeker12345]

Great Documentary of two Great Men...

[@eastafrika728]

Wow, tears to my eyes for sure, tears to my eyes, they were before my time and American, but we needed them, I can never forget when there was a resurgence of a Malcolm X movement in the 80s and we were wearing the X hats and T Shirts here in Afrika, and the song "Fight the Power" by Public Enemy was playing everywhere.

[@AbdulRaheem-Shabazz]

Yes it was also popular in the Early 90's too remember Malcolm X movie came out in 1992 by Spike Lee that's when everyone really started wearing the X hat's and t-shirt and the African necklace all of that was from the late 80's & early 90's.

[@Never_Give_Up_88]

I live in Miami, born and raised here and I stay two blocks away from Muhammad Ali house down here and it just hurts my heart to see it go down the drain. To know Malcolm X walked these same sideswalks and no longer here with us is hurtful.

[@priscillaeyles3301]

Have they not turned it into a museum and are maintaining it then? Then again Florida is pretty Republican from what I heard, what a shame.

[@leemccabemccabe5627]

Amazing Documentary 👍

[@sandrost4243]

I read Malcom X’s autobiography when I was young, outstanding book, not only to understand the man, but the stories of life in that era are absolutely fascinating. He goes into detail about the crazy process he used to straighten his hair and the nightlife back then, and it’s pretty wild stuff. Highly recommend the read.

[@killboggins]

It's a great book. I don't agree with everything in it though he explains his positions really well. It's not just ranting and raving.

[@eugenerussell9593]

2 of the greatest black minds to ever Grace this earth……Khalid Muhammed is right there with them. MAN do we need them today..

[@naderhaidar007]

Malcolm X is the greatest Black American that ever lived

[@muslim7608]

Ameen!

[@chariouibouchaib4416]

There was a companion of the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him named Bilal Ibn Rabah, He was the first black man to beome Muslim. His story is inspiring read it. He inspires all black muslims in the world.

[@muslim7608]

@@chariouibouchaib4416 Bilal (RA) was also the 1st Mu’adhan (the caller to prayer) picked by The Prophet Muhammad (saas)..

[@chariouibouchaib4416]

@@muslim7608 Yes. Radiya Allahu A"nho wa ardaho

[@muslim7608]

@@chariouibouchaib4416 As-Salaamu Alaikum Akhi

[@intello8953]

These two figures are one of my favourite human beings in history. May Allah bless them

[@thesaintst1851]

Can’t wait to watch it!! Fantastic

[@desertrose2637]

Legends never die

[@raymonthenderson6546]

If only Ali would have went along with Malcolm. The whole world would have changed

[@randynsimba426]

For real

[@rafaelc9299]

NOI would have killed them both then

[@jwells1914]

Great book and I’m sure this will be an amazing production!

[@tuaigetsdj3699]

The true champions so much respect may god be pleased with them 💪💚