“Malcolm X” Scene - “A Change Is Gonna Come” - Sam Cooke

An edited clip from the motion picture, “Malcolm X” (1992) dubbed with my favorite from Sam Cooke, “A Change Is Gonna Come” (1964).

[@ShamoonRaza969]

Spike Lee gave his 100% make this film a masterpiece

[@DeloneyCunningham]

His absolute best. I can still watch it on repeat. Terrance Blanchard did a fabulous job with the score, too.

[@muhammadsteinberg]

And he did a marvelous, outstanding job! The academy awards has forever lost my respect when this got dissed. And I mean forever! Haven't watch it since.

[@gmsmithjr8686]

Facts

[@billr3724]

@@muhammadsteinberg He won Best Actor a few years later with "Training Day", but this movie was so much more important. This should have been Washington's crowning achievement with an oscar for Best Actor.

[@madmanx58]

@@DeloneyCunningham I’ll check that out !!

[@cgainz954]

This scene is the visual embodiment of what true fearlessness looks like. Malcolm knowing full well death was almost certain and he refused to back down. True courage under absolute fire.

[@irishcole3516]

Well put🙌

[@cgainz954]

@@TheWraith7 They were already in danger after the house was firebombed

[@cgainz954]

@@TheWraith7 If you saw his interviews he said he wasn’t hiding. He could’ve canceled that show and chose not to.

[@cgainz954]

@@TheWraith7 You’re the one trying to have a debate about dead man on a biopic from a film. It’s people like you who waste time on trivialities such as this looking for a gotcha. Goofy af.

[@nerdbamarich2063]

@@TheWraith7 he could have been killed anywhere is the point they had already tried at his home where his wife and kids were. If you can't comprehend that I don't know what to tell you.

[@3912James]

Sadder is the fact Sam Cook was murdered two months before Malcolm X's assassination.

[@tkemp500027]

And he was with him in Miami months prior

[@benwasserman8223]

@@tkemp500027 And that film ended with Cooke singing this very song. Coincidence?

[@dwaynesanders6107]

That’s why I think he was set up also because of the events that went on at a hotel. But I didn’t know it was as a couple of months before Malcolm X’s Assassination. Thanks for the history lesson..👍👍

[@callbright2000]

@@benwasserman8223 Sir Malcolm x liked this song that’s why spike put it in the movie plus he was friends with Sam Cooke .

[@ericn1450]

I am not sure Sam was “murdered” per se. He was shot in by a an African American motel manager in self defense. Do I think he was robbed by the girl he went there with? Yes I do, and I don’t believe her rape story at all. Was there a government conspiracy to kill Sam Cooke? I seriously doubt it, he was never considered a fire brand by anyone. He had the support of a major label and millions of white fans. A Change Is Gonna Come was not even a big hit at the time. Was there a conspiracy between the girl and the manager to rip off Sam Cooke that got out of hand? Perhaps. The LAPD in its typical racist ways didn’t even bother to do a real investigation so we will never really know the truth.

[@johnmuhammad116]

Nobody will ever be able to play Malcolm X better than Denzel washington. He clearly should have got a Oscar for that performance!

[@blackandproud6542]

💯

[@lilweedsea]

If he didn’t, it’s a perfect example of one of the things Malcolm X was fighting against. Black people getting the recognition they deserve within white society. And GODDAMNIT it highlights.

[@marthatravis6742]

I absolutely agree Denzel Washington and Spike Lee should have won Oscars Denzel for portraying Malcolm x and Spike for making the movie

[@TerkeyStone]

Racism stopped Denzel n spike from gettin oscars America!!!!

[@davisgreen2099]

Utterly true!!

[@zacqueeentertainment7336]

Denzel Washington in X is not only his best role ever. It’s probably the greatest acting performance of all time.

[@vjshoegal4027]

Cry Freedom was my introduction to Denzel, playing Steven Biko, a courageous black man and another seminal moment in black history. Denzel was phenomenal as Biko. 🙏💕

[@connorepstein29]

He was robbed of that Oscar that’s for sure

[@sugs1191]

For me he was robbed. But I've seen one performance better than this by al Pacino in the godfather 2.

[@marvinjones5000]

the old black lady saying “Jesus will protect you” and Malcolm looking off to the side gets me every time…lol

[@strangebrew1231]

That's Lennis Washington, Denzel's mother

[@Sean.thegreat]

Wait thats his mom didnt know​@@strangebrew1231

[@misaelfraga8196]

Well his allah certainly didn't.

[@lucy661000]

Epic scene after all these years either you get it or you don't. RIP brother Malcolm.

[@ehopida]

@@misaelfraga8196 that is an ignorant statement. Allah means God in Arabic. Arabic speaking Christians call God, "Allah." He is not some other god. Now going back to the Malcolm X. There is perhaps a divine wisdom why Malcolm was martyred that day. His life story has inspired many people to convert to Islam. What I mean by Islam is the Sunni Islam not the Nation of Islam. His struggle and life story also inspired many activists and people who fight for human rights.

[@CIII328]

He was driving to his death and he knew it. There’s something so hauntingly poignant about that. Was he fearless? Was he afraid and just accepting it? Where was his mind during his final hours on this earth? He truly was an astonishing man.

[@understandingunderstanding4880]

MLK knew as well and so many other people to this day

[@waelrifai6547]

He didn't mind because we are all going to meet our maker

[@nasirpitts7347]

He had no fear

[@johnrockyryan]

Fearless warrior Malcolm X God gets on of his soldiers back

[@samanthasingleton4305]

RIP Metger Evers ❤

[@Jada89]

It’s a crime that he didn’t win an Oscar for this amazing performance

[@jawadsane4992]

The system won't allow it, the same system that eliminated him!!

[@lucy661000]

And the same system that eliminated Sam Cook

[@dwightlove3704]

@@jawadsane4992 Everyone has said this and still are saying it.

[@TheHumanBallsack]

I think Al Pacino won it in 1993 from The Scent of a Woman.

[@georgebutler8339]

We know why

[@wormsnake1]

Denzel was born to play Malcolm. Powerful!!🥊🙏♥️x

[@muhammadsteinberg]

Best actor selection to represent a real person ever in my opinion. Denzel hit a grandslam every inning with this.

[@VENOM-te8mg]

True I can't see anyone but Denzel playing the role

[@reggiekaz4147]

Facts

[@markwindow5865]

A man driving to his fate. And knowing it. Now's the time for martyrs.

[@twista0312]

And if I am to be one it will be for the cause of brotherhood - MX

[@bigsmoke8258]

You make me cry 💔

[@irishcole3516]

Great song for a great movie.. the song is both uplifting and melancholy at the same time but it definitely does encapsulate the end of his life with Malcolm appearing to be sad yet determined to carry out his work until the very end. This movie should have won an Oscar for best picture.

[@Classof-et4wd]

One of the saddest parts of the movie

[@conormoranable]

One of the saddest parts of any movie

[@SulaymanP]

Heartbreaking scene

[@rogerbennett9598]

@@conormoranable it’s THE saddest part of the movie

[@truthseeker4460]

Yes because he knew he would die. This man was under enormous pressure just like the people he fought for

[@1kpercent900]

THE saddest part of the movie

[@MrCancer1965]

Biggest Oscar snub in history and that's a under-statement.

[@jayruperot6952]

Not really. That was the time all black multi-millionaires of hollywood should have united & created their own academy. Called it the "Denzel's". But I digress...

[@josephwilliams4342]

This, is the only song that brings instant tears. Malcolm was a lion, not the biggest, not the strongest, but the bravest. A true King! And, Spike, is an absolute genius, he put this scene to Change gonna come, absolute brilliance 🙌🏾

[@R-D-bj6ot]

I'm a Latino and my father admired Malcolm X, I remember the impact this movie had when I was a child and I remember me wanting to cry in this scene because I knew what was going to happen to Malcolm, It was the first time that I knew about him.

[@CryptoX-kr3wu]

Morgan Freeman and Mario Van Peebles both acted as Malcolm X. But Denzel Washington took it to a whole new level and embodied the spirit, intellect, wit, and fire of Malcolm X.

[@dkslayer_wts]

I’m only 18 and I’ve been so fascinated with Malcolm X even more than MLK, I’m also white and my family thinks it’s odd because everybody thinks Malcolm was all about violence. And I swear this scene as soon as the song started I knew it was Sam Cooke I had to stop myself from crying because it’s a man facing death that was almost certain in any circumstance. Kills me everytime.

[@jamallewilson6100]

Much respect too you brother. I've also heard alot of people say he was violent. He was only talking about self defense and hitting back. It's like the bully beats up the victim. But when the victim is motivated to fight back its called violence.

[@gambinogambinos2439]

@@jamallewilson6100 I am Serbian, European and white. During the 90s, we were under American sanctions and bombs. We hated white Americans as well as the White House, and hip hop as well as black human rights activists were our opposition that we supported. Chuck D visited our capital city twice as part of P.E. tours. p.s. The USA has accused part of our leadership of committing genocide against Bosnian Muslims. Sometimes the truth is not important, only what is important is what great power says .

[@timmysleftnutsack5075]

@@gambinogambinos2439 Malcom x would oppose the genocide of Bosnian Muslims, you guys definitely did it. I’ve meet survivors in Berlin, the scars are still there.

[@dwatson3995]

Every time I hear this song, I think of this part of the Malcolm X movie.

[@lilweedsea]

He was never afraid of death, he even smirked a little before he died with the man with the shotgun moving in on him.

[@arghandewal]

I read a book by his friend, who shared his account of what happened that day. Malcolm told the organizers not to pat down attendees. In the run-up, he made several comments about being hunted and "a dead man already." He knew what was coming and wasn't afraid. Maybe he wanted it to happen in a public space with witnesses, considering the FBI was the likely culprit. The fact that he was murdered in a room full of witnesses and 58 years later the alleged assassins get exonorated tells you Malcolm was right about everything.

[@bryanbrooks2634]

He also gave his aides different task to keep them away from the stage. He definitely knew something was up .

[@bigalbigs1]

​@bryanbrooks2634 why was he killed and who killed him? 🤔

[@niccolasgadsden6366]

@@bigalbigs1 At that point Malcolm had enemies left and right. Once he left the Nation of Islam, he wanted to get more involved in politics, as opposed to just religion as Elijah Muhammad. He wanted to report the crime of racism to the United Nations and form alliances with Afrika. With America in the middle of the Vietnam War, this made him a threat. Also, after leaving the NOI, there was tension left between him and Mr. Muhammad, a case of professional jealousy. And the tension only grew as Malcolm learned true Islamic practices and publicly debunked Mr. Muhammad’s teachings and principles. So the NOI, US Government, FBI, and NYPD all pretty much wanted Malcolm dead.

[@ladylemur3802]

It was at least 7-11 FBI agents in the ballroom. They knew he was going to be assassinated!!!

[@TheHumanBallsack]

One of his friends, who also happened to be a White cop who was meant to be on duty at the ballroom that night, spoke about feeling in his gut that Malcolm was assassinated by the FBI working with local police. He never believed the lie that it was just Black on Black crime.

[@88PLR]

The elder woman towards the end was greeting Malcom into heaven. He knew death was on his heels and he still had to make his speech. Sad that Farrakhan sold him out I bet he feels dead inside everyday.

[@jackdarapper2451]

What heaven are you talking about? There is no such thing!

[@drgonking2093]

I bet he doesnt

[@619AGT]

@@jackdarapper2451 How would you even know that to be true?

[@gavinkelley4638]

Lot deeper than Farrakhan or the NOI acting alone.

[@creolegoddess1979]

Speak on it !!! 🗣👏🏼🎯

[@RENVOVR]

By the end of this movie, you have completely forgotten that Denzel isn't actually Malcolm. Just embodied the part so perfectly. Fully agreed, he should have won an Oscar. Denzel has had so many great roles, but I still think this is his best work (Spikes too). And it reminds me of when I was watching it for the umpteenth time, it was on HBO one night and when it got to the end, I had almost forgotten about the part where Nelson Mandela speaks Malcolm's words and then it hit me that I was watching it on the night Nelson Mandela was elected the President of South Africa (about 18 months after the movie was released). A moment I will never forget.

[@eddythefan]

SHOULD have won for FENCES also !!!!

[@1990maman]

You just can't see Denzel in this movie. He literally doesn't even exist it seems. That's all Malcolm right there. Every movement. It's even kinda hard to believe Denzel even played Malcolm. Denzel was Malcolm

[@imar7635]

One of the most powerful songs of the 60's Denzel was robbed of the Oscar ,he looked sounded and was Malcolm X .

[@88PLR]

One night in Miami 🏆

[@3912James]

Wifey and I JUST got watching the movie. Powerful. 👍👍👍👍

[@Boygonebad]

Watched that movie and as soon as I heard that song I thought of this scene too

[@zellthegreat8491]

Yesir

[@darryljohnson7624]

This is from the movie Malcom

[@itsblitz4437]

I hope it wins some awards 🙏

[@wadewilson8011]

That fact that this film did not receive Best Picture at the Academy Awards is still a crime over 30 years later. Of course we all know why it wasn't chosen.

[@Grubnar]

Yeah. Because it was up against Silence of the Lambs. It is easy to say it should have won, now thirty years later ... it has stayed much more culturally relevant. But at the time, I understand.

[@ayndowney9401]

Yes we all know what the recognition would have meant if this movie received the proper accolades it deserved! There was nothing that even came close to it!

[@TheHumanBallsack]

​@@GrubnarSilence of the lambs came out in 1991, Malcolm X was 1992. Denzel lost the award to Al Pacino in 1993 for Scent of a Woman.

[@paularoderick2150]

So powerful. Thank you Malcolm X for being such a hero.

[@UniqueMonique513]

This gets me emotional every time I hear this

[@kaicameron6401]

Me too.

[@1voiceCriesOut]

Immediately ❤💔

[@averyjenson]

The ending of this film made me ugly cry. Obviously it couldn’t retell absolutely EVERYTHING about Malcolm’s life, but it’s such a great testament to his legacy. The love and empowerment he gave to people, of any color, tribe, country, etc., all over the world. If anyone could have told this story in film, I’m eternally grateful it was Spike Lee.

[@tiheshakp]

Epic! Spike Lee's best work to date.

[@msrain1235]

Agreed! I love this movie!!!

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

😘 @ both of yall

[@antoinelevine2143]

Crazy part he was great friends with Sam Cooke...

[@josephwilliams4342]

And, Denzel should have gotten the Academy award, he really channelled Malcolm's spirit.

[@barbarajones311]

He had the vision that he was about to be betrayed but yet he still tried to move forward to deliver his message😭

[@mkeonfire2815]

SPIKE LEE WAS AHEAD OF HIS TIME WITH THIS.... ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI CONNECTED THIS BEAUTIFUL SCENE AND MADE IT MADE SENSE.... WITH THIS ONE SCENE.. ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI WAS CREATED. UNDERSTAND THAT... SPIKE TOLD SAM COOKES STORY WITHOUT TELLING IT... ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI SHOWED EXPANDED ON WAT SPIKE RESEARCED N KNEW 30 YEARS B4!!!!!! VERY DOPE!

[@plissken2156]

You can literally watch One Night in Miami, Malcolm X and Ali and see this terrible event unfold from three different perspectives.

[@Nazo_moon]

This scene. This song. Everything. If emotion could be pinned. It’s this scene.

[@Karen-ys1kn]

Amen !!!!

[@wingchundragon]

You cant hear this sad powerful song and not think of this scene. Spike was at his best during this period in the 90s

[@jaqhs1518]

perfect song for this scene, lyrics fit it so well, malcolm knew he would die, rest in peace brother

[@Bread-nx9fo]

This scene is so haunting, especially where he's gliding towards his death.

[@msrain1235]

That elder lady was so sweet!

[@thaxtonwaters8561]

This scene pulls tears from me every time. Malcolm knew he couldn't run forever...embrace the inevitable.

[@ngsoniaazyu]

This scene is just so heartbreaking

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

😘

[@chubletstar5810]

Here after one night in Miami - they don’t make hero’s like Brother Malcolm or Ali no more. Islam in the African American community is a beautiful, beautiful thing to behold.

[@Grgaforniateezy]

Seen this movie a million times and this part still gets me everytime

[@ajdoman317]

Me too. I always cry.

[@ElliotHlohlolo]

We share same mutual feeling.

[@Wesley-Stand-Pipes]

Just chills! Very powerful scene.

[@chazz1830]

Powerful is that he found the spirit to smile at the old lady despite what he KNEW was going to happen to him😪

[@naimali3798]

He also smiled at the gunman who rushed the stage

[@antaris6493]

Wish he was still here today. We really need him. Back then, and today. He didn’t deserve this.

[@MasayaTina]

i definitely sobbed the whole ending even with knowing the end

[@jbreezy6784]

Played this song at my dad's funeral still brings me tears to know this was his favorite song

[@mohsdef]

Sorry for your loss

[@retrobebop3437]

i never felt like crying like this

[@EmilioYepez]

I am Latino, but Malcolm’s life lead me to read his biography - respect this man’s life work; Spike Lee just did an amazing job bringing his life to the big screen - this is cinema history

[@treycas33]

This song hits me in my feelings😪

[@nirajathawalefybab7311]

We Love you Brother Malcom and Brother Sam!! Power to the People!!

[@sergeantbean4762]

1:07 never realized that Giancarlo(gus from breaking bad) played one of the hitmen that killed Malcolm

[@nirajathawale5000]

Brother Malcom Lives Forever and Ever!!😞✊🏿

[@zellthegreat8491]

Yes

[@HeGucciBooBoo]

I think of my brother every time I hear this song , we were young an incarcerated, I was 15 an he was 16 , we shared the same cell , one day one of the CO'S put a movie on called Malcolm X an when this scene came on the whole room got quiet , we all just about cried , an we all sung the part of this song that we remembered from that day forward 😂, 2 years later my brother was murdered by his best friend , I'm 35 years old now 😢😢 time flies , thank God for memories ❤

[@asiaparks7158]

These scene and song at the same times gives me chills

[@talkdattrashimmapullyacard4396]

😘

[@mikeevans5810]

nothing has really changed, the hatred still exists, but, where did they find all of those classic sixties cars for that scene?that was pretty awesome

[@LV2308gmail]

I was just thinking about that

[@moni7754]

I remember going on a class trip to see this masterpiece of a movie!!! I was 12 years of age! I WILL NEVER FORGET!!!

[@GoddesssofMind]

Ohhhh my God. . this has got to be one of the best scenes in cinematography history..wow absolutely amazing.

[@ironwill6859]

Til this day this scene gives me chills.

[@belleanndm]

such a beautiful film that does one of the most important figures in recent history complete justice. it’s astonishing

[@atilla1902]

21.02.2022 Rest in Power to one of the greatest. X Eternal

[@drockthecowboysfanfromjers2183]

Tears anger but we keep it moving without knowing why

[@aaronnative9385]

My favorite movie. My Allah bless Malcolm X with many blessings and a fruitful afterlife in Jannah. Malcolm was the definition of courage and was never vulnerable in any way. He was never afraid to say he was wrong. His heart and words will forever live on. He no more a man but a seed. For after the winter of discontent, it will sprout into a beautiful tree.

[@joshuagerthoffer2321]

I'm a Christian but peace be upon you and your family brother. You got a good heart.

[@sjt346]

This scene is so sad; especially because he knew death was right there

[@Rodpod]

I watch this movie every couple of years. Everytime that I do, I sense how much the whole movie has been leading up to this moment. This is cinema at its finest. Malcolm is forever my favorite icon. The true definition of human transformation, from being a slave to racism, then to his vices, then to the Nation of Islam, only when he truly realized his freedom, they shot him. But he never died. Never will.

[@filmtoppings]

A year later, this song was featured in "One Night in Miami", a film featuring both Malcolm X and Sam Cooke

[@jrk1990]

What you mean “one year later”.... one night in Miami just came out

[@wayvee_wunn]

@@jrk1990 lmao

[@epm1012]

“A year later” this movie is damn ear 30 years old

[@jamesjackson4558]

This scene and song makes me cry till this day. Mr. Cooke gave his own eulogy with this song and was assassinated two months before Malcolm.

[@NateThaGreat187]

One of the best scenes in cinema history this scene is brilliant the music fits so well with this movie too it’s amazing all the actors in this are fantastic Rest In Peace Malcolm X🙏

[@alexgeronimo7377]

What I love about this movie is that Denzel could have portrayed Sam Cooke in his own biopic and still he would have done an excellent job

[@whenitsallsaidanddone]

The importance of this scene that so many people missed is the old lady. The lady said “Jesus will protect you” as a Muslim that hit him, his face said it all.

[@naimali3798]

Like: Where have I heard that before? The prison scene with the chaplain and the cigarette

[@Kobiyachi_]

I listen/watch to this daily, and weep. As Malcolm I’m too was born near him from Omaha

[@truthseeker7233]

This Scene is so Chilling & the song is do fitting for this

[@Tra_West]

This scene hits totally different after watching ‘One Night In Miami’. 😢

[@jackrussel6210]

Malcom we don't forget you

[@olskool1964]

My wife and I just finished watching "one night in Miami" and this movie is so powerful and great! I pray this movie gets an oscar for best film of the year. And regina king deserves another statue for her directorial debut!💯👍🏾💪🏾

[@VikCalo]

The most important Muslim in American history. Thank you Malcom. Alhamdulillah 🌱🤲🏽 🌱

[@RYN988]

RIP, Brother Malcolm.

[@LuStevens]

One of the most important movies of my lifetime

[@fatcat8033]

This was beautifully done , saw it in the theatres when it was released .

[@naztrecks]

Me2

[@ebonietolbert3201]

This movie, and Miracle at St. Anna were two of my favorite movies by Spike Lee. I have seen all his movies. Thank you Mr. Lee.

[@ayndowney9401]

I have to agree with both of your cinematic choices, both of those films were excellent in their ability to educate and provide the embodiment of passion!

[@keeploc34]

Came back to watch this scene after watching 1 night in Miami Wow this has a new meaning to me now ...

[@anfidromico]

Secondo il mio punto di vista il capolavoro per eccellenza, sia del regista che dell attore. Una tematica grandissima e importante trattata con sincero rispetto e senza banalità. Capolavoro.

[@mensageiromcoficial4087]

Obrigado por tudo que fizeste pela comunidade Malcolm,você foi o maior que nós tivemos,obrigado!✊🏾👑

[@monikakrispin205]

R.I.Power Brother Malcolm X!!!!I miss you a lot!!

[@sizzle6776]

This is a top five movie for me, Denzel is the greatest actor of our generation

[@PSherry769]

Every time I watch this scene and hear this track I have shivers and I cry…

[@tayladunn7490]

The way he moves at 2:28 is so cool, but for some reason people hate that ! ❤️🥺

[@omarmickelson1204]

I've always loved this part. Such a powerful, moving image of such a powerful, moving man.

[@djeanpierre]

Yeah he’s sitting on a trolley. Spike Lee’s signature touch.

[@tayladunn7490]

@@djeanpierre Thank you, mister, that’s what I’m talking about, a cinematic perfection

[@Mccarter1000]

one of the best movie scenes ever

[@yeahboi2851]

flawless sequence

[@BolinasRoyalBurks]

What a great man and a great song. This song makes me so sad because it’s so deep and spot on. 🙏🏾♥️👑⭐️🎶🗣 RIP Sam Cook 🙏🏾🕊🌹💪🏾❤️‍🔥

[@benwasserman8223]

I wonder if Regina King was thinking of this scene when she put Sam Cooke’s song in One Night in Miami?

[@MikeTheMusicJudge]

I think she put the song in the movie because one of the conflicts was Malcolm X got on Sam Cooke because he thought he could be doing more for black people so this song was Sam Cooke’s response to Malcolm and his contribution to the Civil Rights Movement

[@HichemBraija]

MAGNIFIQUE

[@darryldrayton1968]

I'm a Denzel Washington fan, but this is my Favorite movie by him.

[@tonylopez8942]

Goddamn it, Gus fring

[@jaqhs1518]

brilliant scene

[@strangebrew1231]

Fun fact: the woman who asks if Malcolm is ok is Lennis Washington, Denzel's mother

[@CitizenoftheWorld1]

Who's here after One Night in Miami?

[@whitneywilliams317]

Me! I'm amazed at the person who's singing this song as his friend will meet the same exact fate. R.I.P Malcolm X R.I.P Sam Cooke

[@olskool1964]

Lol I just finished watching the movie. Great movie!

[@scifinerd17]

Watch One Night in Miami back-to-back with this movie Malcolm X, they go perfectly well together.

[@francesdinneen5416]

Only watched this movie for the first time last week. Yes you know Malcom was heading for his death. Brilliant movie and soundtrack. Densial you done it again. Terence Trent Darby dose a brilliant version of this as well.

[@wadewilson8011]

*Denzel

[@SVGIN]

R.I.P X...U TAUGHT NE ALOT

[@LarryHilton-lh2yf]

😢I went two the movies and watched this movie 4times.. and this scene, even until this day..chokes me up...Smh😢

[@zaakainicodemo451]

How strong THIS SONG IS ‼