French Montana promotes new documentary

[@AmenForeal]

I'm proud of him.

[@nugliferoll1ent390]

What platform is it on ? Or is it in theaters?

[@yassinesarhane2050]

The best all the time we are prod of you bro from moroco ❤ dream American

[@6leh]

Where can I watch it??????

[@misterDoge69]

Haaaaaaaannnnn - the king of NY finally letting all that humble shit go and show the world what he has accomplished and lived through.

[@النمر-م2قنع]

Montana he is a legendary ❤

[@AchrafEzzejjari]

Where can i watch it please?

[@juliecestaro9244]

It was amazing ❤ Can’t wait to see it again 💯

[@juliusjujusurratt9568]

You saw that at the film premiere?

[@Mosalah1001]

Where can I watch it? Which platform.

[@juliecestaro9244]

@@juliusjujusurratt9568 yes the first night

[@juliusjujusurratt9568]

@@juliecestaro9244 that's awesome the next time you go ask them where people that didn't get to go to the film premiere can watch lol 🙂👍 have a great time on your second time going

[@AboveAndBeyond360]

Drake started crying 😅 Great film!

[@sammymobs3889]

Morocco 🇲🇦 people need to go now we got a train 2 hours from Spain that’s dope for next time I go.

[@SilenceaboutthetruthisamuteDev]

I dont think he's dad Left them he's dad wants to go back to Morocco and that's he's right he asked he's wife to go back with him and she refused!

[@wasafiassi]

Yes, you are right definitely very hard to see when the family splits, but at the end of the day it’s the father’s choice and tgecmother’s choice to follow that journey. At some point a family might have different perspectives in life and it’s OK to follow each to his own way, but without breaking the seed, which is the family that had everyone together for a long time.

[@SilenceaboutthetruthisamuteDev]

@@wasafiassi yes but French Montana's mother is the one who Split the family because after french Montana's Dad was a business man brought he's family to USA he put he's kid's to School after he descoverd that he's brother in law he's wife brother took everything he's own in Morocco and he has to go back he wanted to take he's family with him but he's wife took her brother side and she stayed in USA

[@sdj119]

haram of course this Dunya is alluring

[@sdj119]

haram of course this Dunya is alluring

[@gigicecere8528]

Beautiful

[@mustaphasalmane9088]

Respect ❤❤❤❤❤

[@berhanegirmay6129]

please well come french Montana 🇫🇷🙌😍

[@onezone8531]

Happy Birthay french

[@rhiyatyounes]

Great doc

[@xgyhjjbggjj]

The ex-wife asks for jewelry, real estate, personal belongings and savings (that appeared before, during and after the end of family life) to be counted as her private property. There is no question that she wants to take back hers.

[@gracemastoros6126]

God bless

[@sihsiham97hch89]

❤❤❤❤

[@berhanegirmay6129]

😍🙌😍

[@sammymobs3889]

Maroc

[@MoncefBenjelloun-is6iv]

As newyorker, franch made it from tha Bronx is spetlsh lm proud of you franch love and respect from queens 777

[@hichamaziz1539]

🦁🇲🇦❤️

[@alexander_adnan]

They don’t fucking understand😢😢😢 .. when you said you was buried and that’s what created french montana… they tried to avoid the depth of the sense by turning it to an amazing experience… hear me on this… it is never a positive experience… and how many couldn’t make it …… i literally burst to tears with his words … I hope that French Montana will let his past sink more into him, and not let go the past without an insurance to a better future for the brothers and sisters like him “ undocumented, marginalized, refused the right to exists in their homeland and America” that one country who claimed so much of what they never had, who enslaved so many in the name of a fake democracy polluted with corrupt capitalism. و كون راجل و عاون خوتك المغاربة اللي ساكنين حداك و محكورين و مهمشين في صمت في لوس انجلس. I am not talking about myself, i won my fight few years ago, and now working on my wealth, but i still have bo ability yet to help my brothers in need here in LA. But you can… Thank you so much French Montana

[@valvacious2793]

@alexander - 1. All countries have a good and bad history report. All races have been oppressed over time. 2. The Barbary Pirates, 16-17 century, use to kidnap and enslave white men, women, and children. They engaged in raids on European coastal towns and villages, mainly in Italy, France, Spain, and Portugal, but also in the British Isles. 3. The main purpose of their attacks was slaves for the Ottoman slave trade as well as the general Arab slavery market in North Africa and the Middle East. Slaves in Barbary could be of many ethnicities, and of many different religions, such as Christian, Jewish, or Muslim. 4. There were many black pirates. Black Caesar - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Caesar_(pirate) 5. One must learn to treat others just like you want to be treated, with LOVE and RESPECT. Be respectful, be responsible, and be a role model. 6. There were whites who helped black people throughout slavery and throughout the Civil Rights era. In fact, the founding members of the NAACP included many white people. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was founded on February 12, 1909. NAACP stands as he oldest and largest civil rights organization in America. 7. The first president was white. A white lawyer, Moorfield Storey, became the NAACP's first president. Du Bois, the only Black person on the initial leadership team, served as director of publications and research. www.history.com/topics/civil-rights- naacpsac.com/history/ Go here to see their pictures and background. www.thoughtco.com/timeline-of-the-naacp-1909-to-1965-45429 8.Quakers were called the Society of Friends. They were white people who opposed slavery. Quakers in the abolition movement - WikipediaIn 1790, the Society of Friends petitioned the United States Congress and became the first organization to take a collective stand against both slavery and the slave trade, later spearheading the international and ecumenical campaigns against slavery. 9. Quaker Activism | History Detectives | PBS Quakers were among the first white people to denounce slavery in the American colonies and Europe, and the Society of Friends became the first organization to take a collective stand against both slavery and the slave trade, later spearheading the international and ecumenical campaigns against slavery. 10. almost all of the HBCU’s (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) were started with the help of many white philanthropists. Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia is another example. The school was named Spelman Seminary in honor of Laura Spelman-Rockefeller (John D. Rockefeller's wife) and her parents Harvey Buel and Lucy Henry Spelman, who were staunch activists in the antislavery movement. It became Spelman College in 1924. 5Rockefeller's wife, Laura Spelman Rockefeller; her sister, Lucy Spelman; and their parents, Harvey Buel and Lucy Henry Spelman, were also supportive of the school. The Spellman’s were longtime activists in the abolitionist movement.

[@shtookaralph5205]

this dude is a liar, his dad was super rich, he sold gold in Morocco, owned taxis and several bodega stores in USA, but his brothers in laws stole all of his fortune, he is now a homeless man in Casablanca, Morocco. All the fake story of being broke, and poor is not true, he was very rich when he was a kid.

[@notdrake-sc5ox]

i mean to make it out of from morocco to came to usa you gotta have something ... but it turns to nothing when you come to usa dont forget the currency is very low comparing to dollar and morocco aint a rich country

[@shanellep]

How do u know this

[@GreenEnvy.]

@@notdrake-sc5ox I live in Morocco and travel to the US yearly. To make it out of Morocco you just need a travel visa, followed by a resident visa. It's not hard at all. Thousands of people do it literally everyday.

[@Thesolkinger]

Sat mkaawd Salina

[@moemoenyc]

Mac and cheese!

[@matthewj23]

Try coming from a dead end town with no hope or no opportunity growing up In a dysfunctional family where every one is toxic and working dead end job after dead end job, getting arrested for weed and getting it dismissed and still having over your head, and having to borrow loans and get buried in student debt, working full time while going to community college at the same time with no support and getting sued for your debt and getting evictions notice and beating the case, living in apartment after apartment while doing delivery gigs and still coming out on top, just because you're an immigrant don't mean you automatically had it harder. I'm a native chicano and we truly gotta come up from nothing and beat the odds waiting for my story to come one day because it surpasses all of these so called rags to riches who had a big network and big connections and and a big city with opportunity to thrive in something I've never had and I still came out on top and built a business while on a shoe string budget.

[@SilenceaboutthetruthisamuteDev]

I'm from Morocco and I agree with you brother French should also talk about he's American friends who he grew up with Struggle!

[@notdrake-sc5ox]

bro respectfully we know this story most immigrants have it but surviving after two shots in the head and becoming multi millionaire now that's a story and its not a documentary abour immigrant's life it about french montana who happens to be an immigrant as well... so you sound envious for his status and you still got hate in your heart as an immigrant to immigrant make peace yourself but never forger what you went through and where you came from otherwise we would easily become the baddest seeds of society... its not an easily life for us but we happy to be here because each one of us escaped different hells.

[@SilenceaboutthetruthisamuteDev]

@@notdrake-sc5ox in your information French Montana Came with he's dad and mom to USA so there's a big difference and French Montana had a great life in Morocco he's Father was a wealthy business man French Montana was going to private School in Morocco so when he's dad Came to USA he put them through School after he's brother in law who he trusted started to take advantage of him he decided to go back to Morocco so he can save what he can but the French Montana's Mom refused to go back with him and took her brother side and she stayed in USA .

[@shanellep]

@@SilenceaboutthetruthisamuteDevwhere is his dad now?

[@SilenceaboutthetruthisamuteDev]

@@shanellep he's in Morocco !

[@ismaillaasry1503]

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[@أضحكمنقلبك-ن8ت]

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[@MohammedOuahrouch-yu8yt]

Ju

[@garryraynor-pw1ij]

YOU CANT RAP.BROOKLYN

[@AnnaaMontana]

His lifestyles and earnings say otherwise