Controversial influencer Sneako posts “Jummah Mubarak” pictures on X and social media users shared their thoughts.

On August 15, controversial influencer Sneako shared a series of photos on X showing himself attending a Jummah Mubarak gathering in New York City. For context, Jummah refers to the Friday congregational prayer, an important practice in Islam. He captioned the post:
“Jummah Mubarak from NYC.”
After the post hit the timeline on X, social media users decided to weigh in:
“He really thinks he’s Malcolm X,” said @F1EDL on X.
“Holy s***, bro is larping hard. I thought it was just a meme,” said X user @andrewkeir.
“Don’t Muslims know that Sneako is playing with their religion and using it for clout?” wrote @clipartfarm on X.
“Notice how everyone else is dressed normally and you can’t even wear a suit properly,” commented X user @doe36879744.
“Sneako might be first human born for all gimmicks,” wrote X user @ahmxdahmxd.
“You’re Not Black” Nick Fuentes Accuses Sneako of ‘Larping’ As Malcolm X

On August 10, 2026, controversial personality Nick Fuentes accused Sneako of impersonating African American civil rights activist Malcolm X. He claimed the Kick streamer is ‘larping’ and stated that he is “struggling with a sense of self.” On one of his America First broadcast, Fuentes had this to say:
“You see his Malcolm X larp? He’s literally got Malcolm X’s glasses. Dude, Malcolm X was smart. First of all, you’re not black. You’re mixed…. Malcolm X was smart, you’re not. You’re an idiot and a larper and you’re someone struggling with some kind of deep-seated identity issues…. You’re not a freedom fighter…. You’re a deeply insecure person, who is wounded, struggling with a sense of self…. Why don’t you just start with having some f****** character? You wanna be like Malcolm X, why don’t you have some dignity?”
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