@emmanuel_finesse: This is an ongoing issue in the diaspora, why do A.A look down and treat us Africans badly? Smh. R.i.p to that poor boy 💯

DosOldladyBev❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 :

FBA HERE

Bria :

No, atp, fck him and y'all. Apparently Africa is safer so go home. Stop crying bout xenophobia when clearly y'all like it

Kenneth Washingt4245 :

Sir we’re not the same people and I don’t mean that in negative way. Rip to the young man tho; wish it could have been prevented.

Necia :

Did you know they were Jamaican actually… not African American

user1153301737276 :

We’re always on yalls minds

[STRIKE] :

Who took his life…

Shah Muhammed Al Amin :

Gutta Gang Gorilla 🦍 :

I swear this all I heard

dolochrisp :

who killed him?

Brandon_b291 :

We are family some people are good and some are bad it can be like this anywhere

The one❌ :

So you got proof a Black person did this? That’s not our hood look at the pic we are not that light.

j is for java :

Sir. How do you know this was a FBA? I feel so sad that this young man’s death is being overshadowed by such division.

TheBlackDuke :

The whites won!

Ennuikitty :

Sir do not end up with egg on your face

Jayden :

Keep this video up because the murderers we're not even us

Babygrandd :

All you? You don't see all the videos being posted by Black Americans over how disgusted and sad and hurt they fell over this? You can't generalize all over some. There are those speaking out. By the way I'm both Ghanaian and American

Kennedy Alexis :

We all bullied each other!! Foh

Nikima🧿 :

🥹🙏🏾💙🪬

Jay :

😂😂😂😂

Lenzy mcCharles✝️ :

growing up in South Florida, I was constantly bullied simply for being Haitian by a security guard at my high school. One day, a group of students attacked me, striking my head with a metal water bottle.

Jean Luc :

Man, what happened to that 15-year-old boy in New York is absolutely heartbreaking. 💔 My deepest condolences go out to his father and the entire family. No parent should ever have to endure the pain of losing a child in such a tragic way. But I want to address something important to my fellow Africans and Black Americans: Please, let’s not allow this tragedy to become another reason for hatred and division among us. I understand that tensions have existed between our communities. Some Africans have experienced bullying, discrimination, and mistreatment while growing up in America, and those painful experiences should never be dismissed. However, this is not the moment to revive old wounds or fuel resentment. We don’t even have all the facts surrounding this tragedy yet. So why are some people already rushing to blame entire communities? New York is home to Africans, African Americans, Dominicans, and people from countless other backgrounds. Let’s allow the investigation to establish the truth before making accusations or passing judgment. I’m African, and I have Black American friends whom I genuinely love, value, and respect. I know firsthand that goodness and wickedness are not determined by race, ethnicity, or nationality. Every community has both good and bad individuals. The actions of one person should never be used to condemn an entire people. At the end of the day, we share far more than what divides us. As Black people, whether born in Africa, America, or the Caribbean, we should be building bridges of understanding, solidarity, and mutual respect—not tearing each other apart. ✊🏿❤️A 15-year-old boy has lost his life. A father has lost his son. A family has been devastated. What they need now is truth, justice, compassion, and support—not racial hostility or endless arguments on social media. Let’s honor this young boy’s memory by standing for justice without promoting hatred, and by refusing to let tragedy destroy the unity we should be striving to build. Justice for the young boy. Peace and strength to his family. Unity among our communities. Rest in peace, young king. 🕊️💔

GOLDSKIN :

What does this have to do with black Americans? You don’t even know the ethnicity of the suspects or why this kid was being bullied. Yall are draining.

Guwopp :

wtf this has to do to black American