Tribals Reacting to Native American Pow Wow Celebration
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- Tribal People React to Native American Pow Wow Celebration and showed their unique and wonderful reactions.
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"Every culture is great. Mutual respect is mandatory for coexistence." Every country's constitution should start with these two sentences by this man. Much love from Germany.
Thanks buddy ❤️
@@Cinephilesreact786 to those dancers, the drum is a 💓 heartbeat. The heartbeat of the universe
Hello from the Americas! Your words are much appreciated here, my brother from across the water.
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All those black & white feathers are from American eagles. No one else in America is allowed to have them, only Native Americans. There's a huge criminal fine if anyone else has one. They should see & hear the Japanese Taiko drummers too, I think they'd like that as well.
Well, you can get permits to have and own them if you want to go through all that paperwork.
@@Ottawajames I've never heard that in the US...Is that in Canada?
And they've earned every one too!
@@Ottawajames why would you though? It defeats the point
The eagle feather I received from my tribe when I graduated from college is one of my most prized possessions.
I'm Native American. I love how you are respectful! Thank you! Have a great day. Yes we respect nature
The dress expresses different animals and elements of nature, birds, etc. Movement is sometimes like the animal. So much respect for nature. I hope that was explained.
I was thinking the same. Dance tells stories in many cultures. Of hunts, of wars, of births, many cultures had spiritual dances for different purposes, but most were about nature.
I grew up near mescalero Apache reservation. I've attended a few powwows and our public radio station used to play these chants at night. They are absolutely hypnotic and can get you really fired up. There's a lot of awesome native American music including hip-hop and Rock.
Apache Crown Dancers had me terrified when i was little but it's a beautiful thing once you get older
@@Gooblesnort2we apache have a sacred dance, we wear big headdresses and have cut holes for eyes, the small bead eye holes we have prevent us from getting captured by demons, we are there to scare them off so the land becomes blessed.
I especially like A Tribe Called Red here in CAN.
Now I really love you all. PowWows are good to go to. The food and smells of everything is so much. America needs more of these native ways to live better.
I am so HAPPY that our friends enjoyed this!! Yes, pow wow is fun for all ages!! Native Americans have HUGE respect for Nature...quite true!!👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰❣❣❣🙏🙏🙏
For not even understanding what is going on....these men got it!! I wish everyone could feel what they feel watching this video. As the one gentleman said....mutual respect is mandatory for coexisting in this world. Why can't everyone understand that and what amazes me is that they have never seen this dancing and culture. Thank You to everyone involved in putting this program together...we can learn so much from these men. Peace and Love to everyone...
My husband was indigenous. Our kids grew up at Pow wows . They are wonderful to be be at and dance .
“ To dance is to pray “.
I think these guys would have a memorable time if they could go . ♥️ 🦅
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Very nicely put Shadow. My dear friend is Navajo and has generously shared much of her culture with me over the years. To dance IS to pray.
@@Cinephilesreact786 it’s also a form of healing
Everyone is welcome at a Pow-Wow! Lots of RESPECT for Native Americans! They are a great people! And I love their RESPECT for women, children and especially the Elders! 🪔🪔🪶🦅🪶🦅🪶🦅🪶🦅
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I'm native american from the salish and kootenai Flathead nation. I think it's amazing to see our people being more noticed. The world getting to see us, and be more aware lf our people too. I've met people who thought or believed we didn't exist anymore, that we all was extinct. It felt like the world forgot about us and our culture.
Well, to be fair your culture had kind of been hidden and off limits... Some people have been deterred from appreciating your culture, because there is a risk of being called a racist and cultural appropriation... As well, have not many native Americans kind of hidden from cameras or public exposure? The dancing and songs and culture was not long ago "illegal"?
But it is nice to see more recognition for the real americans in recent years
The drum beat is the beat of all our hearts, and our language comes from the Earth. That is why Powwow music is so moving, we are all one.
Drum beats pound through my chest like a heartbeat and it makes me feel so honored and proud.
The drum is the heart beat of life.
Would love to see a reaction video on the history of Native Americans after Europeans arrived....I have seen other "tribal reaction" to the Native American pow wow,but never the story of what happened to the original American.
is still happening
@@voidremoved ^^This.
Ahoo
we're not original americans "we have our own nationalities, other then that mistake its a good idea.
What I love about going to a Pow Wow is that everyone is so welcoming! All are invited to join in the dancing! Veterans are especially honored at a Pow -Wow!
This was so beautiful! Thank you so much for introducing them to a POW Wow and a bit of Native American culture! There is a soup called Three Sisters you could make and some cornbread, that would be a good Native American food they could try. I’m so happy they all seemed to really enjoy the video and to Aziz, yes, a POW Wow in person is very intense and beautiful! They would love it! I love how he and Naveed sing along 😆 They may enjoy listening to Native American music online. What about showing them different cultural traditional tribes from around the world, I’ve seen some really interesting practices and dances! I love stuff like that, it brings us all a little bit closer! 💝
You're most welcome, Thankyou too for your words ❤🥰🌹
I think frybread and stew would be more authentic to what we really eat. 😂
@@CosmicAli_TheObserver True, and probably easier for them to make since it’s similar to theirs, thank you!
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more authentic? ummm... no. frybread is a relatively recent thing because of wheat flour allotments given by the BIA. but, it is much beloved nonetheless and probably easiest for them to get ingredients for.
Thank you gentlemen for the appreciation of our cultures and heritage.
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Yes... those old men were children once learning these very same dances and songs... an you can see children in this video in the background learning as their elders did... very old old older tribe
Respect to these guys watching and paying Respect to another's culture from their own cultures point of veiw. If we could all just Respect one another no matter our culture or traditions this world would be heaven on earth🙏👍
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Much respect brothers! You are all pretty much accurate about us Native's. And of course we'd welcome you! They're a source of gathering for family and friends, and to make friends!
I love this, glad they enjoyed it… u gotta have them react to jingle dress dancing as with men’s fancy, there’s different types of dances in native culture but those two are my fav 🧡
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Hoop dancing too!
Yes and the fancy shawl as well, fancy shawl dancers look like beautiful butterflies, my oldest granddaughter was a fancy shawl dancer. Powwows are so much fun, you see old friends and make new ones.
One of the most beautiful dance they should see is the eagle dance, I get chills when I see it
If anyone here is interested in hearing these sounds incorporated into modern edm (electronic dance music), let me introduce you to a group The Halluci Nation (fka A Tribe Called Red). The track "Stadium Pow-wow Drum" is a good one, or "R.E.D" for a more hip-hop style, or my favourite "Sisters". "Sila" is an amazing track featuring Inuit throat singing. They're really great. Love their music.
I'm Native American. I appreciate the fact that you enjoyed pow wow. It is also that we go into prayer.
Yes.... extremely nature loving Indian people... very old culture
That is wonderful that they could tell right away that Native Americans are in touch with nature and respect the natural world.
My Great-Grandmother was Native American. I have attended pow wows. They are amazing.
That's lovely
This is a good video showing a Pow Wow with all ages participating. Tribal people might really enjoy seeing native dancing of other kinds. I am particularly thinking of the hoop dance preformed by one native american. It is on the internet somewhere. Suggest you show them that one.
Thanks for your suggestion, we would look for it and try to have them react on it ، stay blessed 💓
I don't know what tribe the older man is from, he's wearing like a loin cloth dancing with 2 sticks, as many powwows as I've been to, and I'm 63 I have never really seen anyone like him. The clothes are called regalia, and yes, their traditional dancers, singers and clothing. Most of the bead work is either done on a loom or by hand, it takes a lot of time and patients, my daughter was a Jingle Dancer and I was always getting cut from the sharp cones, but it was worth it, she was very proud of her regalia.
As a tribal native ppl they are dressed representing all kind of animals, Native Americans were very find and respectful for mother nature
“It may seem odd to others but they are happy” love that comment
Hello 👋🏼 I am Susanne. I enjoyed seeing you all watch this video. I myself am Cherokee/Choctaw among 2 other ethnicities to create a Creole. I have to say it is odd to see an American flag at a PowWow though. We are born in America. Our Indigenous Elders, however, teach us to not use it in traditional dance. God Bless and peace 🙏🏼✌🏼 From New Orleans USA
After hundreds of powwow through the great lakes bands as well as to a few in the "cherokee cousin" circuit, seeing an American flag is not anywhere near rare.
@@dedpoptartIn my family it is. The American flag is everywhere. With that being said… in powwows of my family and other southern tribes, it is rare for me to see it
@@SusanneB938 you havnt been to NN or great lakes band in a long time then. Especially Hochunk, with the amount that gave during Vietnam they take that very seriously. Cherokee cousins always have input
@@dedpoptart you are right. I have not. Also, my grandfather passed away almost 20 years ago. His name was Etiene of the Cherokee nation. He never appreciated the flag from history passed down from his elders. This particular sect of Cherokee/ Choctaw/Chitimacha were especially offended by it. Of course they taught us bcuz as you know, indigenous make sure history is taught. I am a mix of two. My 3 children are also Maya. I have not been dancing for some years. I have a son who lives in Ontario, Canada. There are 5 nations up there that I am dying to see. Also, I have only read about the Vietnam war. It was years before my time. Time passes and I harbor no Ill will. Peace to you ✌🏼
I am Oneida, Ojibwe, and Stockbridge and grew up on the rez and gone to pow wows most of my life. Usually first thing in the morning, they always had a flag raising with an american flag, tribal flags, pow mia flags, state flags etc.. Grand Entry was usually led by veterans carrying the Colors, after which they were put up. I can't recall a pow wow without an american flag. But i havent yet been to any in the south east. Learn something every day.
This is the true original American people & traditional dance & music... before the foreign invaders came and caused genocide & imprisonment of the indigenous Peoples... 💜
Good Morning to You from America°°!😊🥰 Very good to See you all!!! 👍👍🧡🧡
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The Dancers here are NOT South Africans.
These are Native Americans from the United States of America.
Sometimes different Natives come in from Canada as well.
Thank you for your reaction!
Love seeing their reactions to the dances of the pow wow. I'm a gourd dancer and a southern straight dancer - the sounds of home to me.
I'm very proud to be from the Diegueno/Capitan Grande Band of California MIssion Indian from the Kumeyaay Nation, I'm a Womens Southern Traditional Dancer.
I'm iipay (lkumeyaay) from Santa Ysabel. Hi "sister".
Drum is heart beat, also tune with earth.
Thank you. The original American heritage. Much love brother. Mother earth.is life. Love it respect it cultivate it replenish it.
I can't help but to smile you guys never fail with these videos
This is a positive video on the Cheyennes. I'm Northern Cheyenne in MT. 🌎👧!
Wow💓
A'HO from Missoula!
The comment that some of the clothing resembled African native attire was such an interesting observation! I believe the gentleman with the sticks is a Pacific Islander, like the indigenous people in our Hawaiian Islands. This lifted my spirit to a higher plane!
In spite of the impacts of colonization, displacement and cultural indifference. Generations of Pow Wow community continue to showcase, share and acknowledge the traditions of thier tribal affiliations. Spirit, Song and Dance remains. Thank you for sharing this Video!
Pure, beautiful, raw spiritual power right there
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Now you need to hear throat singers, or watch some hoop dancers, or maybe the indigenous games. Thank you for you wonderful reactions to my culture. Miigwetch
Love the Pow Wow's we have one in Browning Mt, NAID. The Gathering of Nations is tremendous and should be attended at least once.
Hopefully we would attend one day.😊
Lol right on guys .. much respect ✊ to everyone on earth 🌏
Just being there hearing the drums is a magical experience
I live in a large urban area. I have been to a few Pow Wow's and this does describe the kind of event I have seen, for the public.
Every tribe has it's own traditions, and outfits. In these events usually you will see many different tribes.
When I was a small child, I got lost while at a Pow Wow, I got to sit with the drummers until my parents found me. I actually enjoyed the experience, wasn't scared at all. A fond memory for me, but a scary one for my parents.
We are the Americans Natives 👍 🏹
The reason that when we sing it may seem we are just saying random words or not able to understand what we are singing, its because it was a way for other tribes to celebrate together without excluding them from the songs or singing because they speak another language from our tribe (there used to be about over 50 languages or dialects for native american languages so it was a way to find even ground together). There are some songs that do have other indigenous languages mixed in like either from ojibwe languages or mohawk can have some of their language mixed in as part of the songs story. Each dance style also has stories attached to them or purposes attached to them as well and the drum is like an echoing heart beat that is similar to when you are being carried in the womb (hence why often you will also see alot of babies or kids napping as well on blankets because its also soothing and relaxing) so we often call the drum as the heartbeat of mother earth because we came from her and were nurtured by her as she provides us all we needed. It also warms my heart alot when seeing alot of the kids and babies trying to also dance along, reviving the culture that the colonized countries tried so hard to kill. We're still here England.
Native Americans RESPECT NATURE! 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌄🌲🌲🌲🌲🐈⬛🐈🐈🐶🐎🐎🐕🦮🐕🦺🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬🐬🐋🐳🐬
Thank you so much for your kind words. You should come to our pow wows! Tell them how far you traveled to see our beautiful dancers & people. They would be honored to have you there & put you in a spot where you can see everything. You can even walk or dance at the beginning of the Ceremony. There is food, gifts & more. Please come. From Carson City, NV.
That was fun👌🏻
Aziz and Naveed were feeling the music of the drums.🕺🏼🕺🏼
Please show them clips of
Mardi Gras parades
New Orleans Louisiana USA
My son rides In Endymion-those men can throw the beads and trinkets.
It’s an awesome big carnival parade
With marching bands
Military bands
I think they would enjoy.
Aziz is very handsome
He looks like an American actor when was in his younger years
Sean Connery.
Love your Channel
USA 🇺🇸
Thank you for your suggestions 🥰
Alot of that decoration is for the warrior culture they will never loose. There's no tribal armies anymore, but celebrations along with gifts are still given to new soldiers and veterans within the native culture. That's why they have those outfits with feathers and many other things, as a show of status. Just imagine a line of them charging with a war cry a few thousand years ago. Definitely very intimidating.
Or a couple hundred years ago.
My father used to make these dancing regalia.
And the woman in stripes @2:50 may be my sister!!
You guys would love pow wow. Somewhere down the line your ancestors may have been of an indigenous tribe. The young guy and you had the singing tune about right 🥰👍🏽
Tansi! It means "hi how are you?" Thank you for enjoying our culture.
I am proud to say that I am almost entirely British but I was raised in a melting pot in America where cultures coexist without incidents. I was raised with a Native American belief systems by my father who is an organic farmer. He taught me how all living things are connected to each other. I was taught a respect for the planet and all of her inhabitants. The Earth is our Mother. She gives us life. Any person who lives in respect for her, will be blessed.
My parents have housed tribal members from New Zealand and Australia who had traveled to America to go to a Spiritual Unity Gathering. I was very blessed to meet them personally.
Tell them that drum is the heartbeat!
The costumes and dances are cultural. I went to a Pow Wow once in Niagara Falls. An amazing experience. The energy fills you. The snake dance was beautiful and mesmerizing
not sure "costumes" is an appropriate word? I think it might be called regalia
It started with Wild Bills Wildwest Show and it just continued.
They would welcome you 1000%. I know because I am First Nations myself.
Thank you. I myself am indiginous toTurtle Island(America)I like seeing content like this. It seems that Natives seldom get exposure to other cultures
I look forward to the day when we all can celebrate our cultures together.
The first dance is always for our Elders & our Military Veterans from All tribes. Grand Entry is everyone who came in traditional outfits or regalia. There's a whole Powwow Code of Conduct as well.
Thank you for sharing. I'm Diné the largest tribe after the Cherokee. I have much respect for your people.
Tha k you brothers and sisters. I love your work on this channel, and how open people's minds are in your country.
As an elder of my tribe, I pray for all of you and your families, to be safe, well, and happy. Namaste✌💛🧡❤💙💚💜
Would love to see their reactions to the Kodo drummers from Japan.❤️🇨🇦
I have a distant relative who was a tribal leader, one of his son's or nephews (my memory is faulty) who would be a cousin of mine is actually a pretty popular musician in the native community. My grandfather buys each of his albums.
The grand entry and the traditional dances meant a lot to me having been involved in the UK I still play the flute I was lucky to be presented with two eagle feathers
I love getting to know the people on this new channnel- love seeing others getting to learn and experience places they haven’t heard of before and add their perspective. So much respect for the dancers and I agree that it makes me want to join in too 😄
And I am doggone sure that one of the dancers is Dwayne Manitoubi
You guys need a TH-cam plaque already 🖤this is so heartfelt and educational for the tribesmen
I would love to have them react to traditional dances from other tribes. Powwow is mainly danced by the plains tribes. Native America is very diverse and has many unique cultures
A Pow wow is not a dance. It is a celebration. That's why we dance. And it is not only the southern tribes. There are Pow wows in every corner of the U.S and Canada. If you don't know something ask before assuming what you read online is correct.
Grass dancers were young men sent ahead of the tribe while traveling. They would dance the grass flat on the place they chose to camp. They danced in imitation of the prairie hens that lived there.
i have been to the Mohican campgrounds..and went to POw wow there..its amazing and always makes me cry : )
Now at the suggestion of one of the wise villagers watching this Native American PowWow, I am led to look up Sufi music, which he said was spiritual.
Thanks for these videos. I enjoy the reactions very much and often learn something new about another country, myself.
Great video and great respect.
I love the variations each Nation has in their dress and music and dancing. Growing up in Minnesota, I’m more familiar with Ojibwe and Dakota. Some day I would love to visit the Navajo Nation and attend a pow wow there. Or the Pacific NW. I just want to see the beautiful differences.
They might like Sami joik singing from northern Europe. Very interesting to listen to.
If you pay attention you will notice the women dance with their feet close to the ground. It is the men that do the fancy dances.
Now if you want something wild watch native relay racing. It would scare a Cossack
There are women's fancy Shawl dancers. Women's jingle dress...the contemporary form with the fancier foot work is called Fancy Fan. The style you might be referring to is called women's traditional which has several variations within itself.
Educate yourself before posting things you don't know
5:18 As a Native American, that statement he made was really funny 🤣.
Who doesn't want to fly? Most wish to fly😌.
Although that is not the purpose of the feathers😆.
Their costumes have important significance. It is a way of telling stories and recalling history. It was used as a call to war or peace or assistance.
Not costumes. Regalia. Dancers wear regalia...people wear costumes on Halloween not to Pow wows
Not costumes!
A lot of people always ask why natives have American flags at celebrations the reason is because when the battle at little big horn happened the natives took multiple items from the battlefield as war trophies, the 1st one being cowboy boots, 2nd being the cowboy hats, 3rd the bass drum, and the 4th war trophy was the United States flag when that flag fell in battle a warrior picked it up and the tribe claimed it, since the United States never asked for the flag back it remains ours, that is why we fly the flag and honor it
I always assumed it was to respect the military members in their community. I'm googling that tonight.
Grand entry at the gathering of nations. Iroquois social songs. Smoke dance.
They used to called forty niner ..... when they would beat the back trunk of any car with a drumstick an sing all night
I would love to see reaction to Apache Tribe Crown Dancers
I'm half Native American Cherokee
I suggest you have them react and watch the dancing of Apache Crown Dancers.Although, it'll be controversial, because of cultural taboo. I think they'd find it of interest.
No truer words than the videos very last sentence.
Many of the cloth regalia isn't traditional varying tribe to tribe because they made it from plants so it would've been easier using leather also having more common bone regalia and less common bead work different feathers etc
My brother-in-law is of the Wolf Clan of the Ojibwa tribe. If any of his regalia falls off while he is dancing, it must be left where it fell.
I hope you get your wish and can attend a pow wow on person.
8:12 never seen drums like that? Should shoe the man some videos from Kodo. Japanese band that makes great music as well. Looks like he enjoys drums, am sure he will enjoy Kodo
When our men dance they represent hunting animals. It is spiritual. All of it. Feet MUST point to four corners of the world. Now it is competitive. Winners get cash or blankets. It's hectic but cool . A'ho!
Did I see a Native American Australian Aborigine with coloured paint spots and two sticks? Can anyone shed some light onto this please?
Should've showed Shakopee Powwow, or Rockyboy powwow
Find a Indian reservation they are in all of them all summer here in Ontario Canada on my Rez they have annual powwow it’s a competition powwow so there is a small entry fee at the end of the event the best dancer are given those fees as a prize they come from. All over . Aug 3 the long weekend. When they call for a round dance that is every one participates it’s really fun joyous time. It was funny we got a lot of new comers to Canada resent it so didn’t even know who we are. Never heard of our culture before you would think (well for me before I go to any new place I research that area before hand)
shell dance? Those are jingle dancers...
Participating in a Pow Wow is a life changing experience. I'm sad they didn't show any hand drumming or highlight the different styles of dance. It was just repeated footage of the same things.