It's absurd to read such a title. But to simplify things for you,is that the Luo,Acholi tribe,not only dance in finerals,but in every situations of life. Birth,Yourthfulness,marriage,old age,death,entertainments and so forth. The song they sang translates as ,"Death has taken our only beloved son Oulanya,and the head of our beloved son mourns...".
Thanks for the feed back. Am not from that tribe so it was my first time to see it and most Ugandans were like me. I wasmt trying to mean anything bad, am just informing the people who didnt know
Please fix your titling, the money you make from this will not be good for you. Fix the title, this is a painful send off with the uttermost honor that my people could give their Son who was trying to achieve big things. So as someone from this culture i am not happy about this kind of title that doesn't respect, even after we have explained it to you. Please fix it.
This is not a good enough response! You should change the title. Something to the effect of "Acholi tribe send off their leader former speaker of parliament in the Acholi Royal dance, Bwola". I have never commented on any TH-cam posts even when attacked directly, but this just rubbed me off the wrong way. Acholi is not a tribe that dances at funerals and events. This was the funeral of an Acholi leader - former speaker of Uganda Parliament. This is the Acholi Royal dance giving him a Royal send off befitting the leader that it was. You make it sound like Acholi tribe is are hired to dance at everybody's funeral.
@@silentvoicesuganda2517 Exactly! Not Sure why she won't fix the title. I guess we will just keep reporting her then. This is ridiculing my culture to make money while your commenters are busy calling us absurd.
You should fix this headline! The fact that you haven't even after someone kindly explained the importance of why this dance is being done, which i will repeat, is because for those who have passed as long as not very young and have already done a lot for the community or achieved a lot, it is of uttermost respect for us to send them off with honor. Hence the ROYAL Dance you are witnessing and ridiculing. Please educate yourself instead of offending people with such a disrecpectful title! Which you did not fix even after others have tried to tell you.
@@cavtonmedia6632 So you can't think of a decent title even though we have taken the time to explain the meanings behind this solemn affair? You can't think for yourself?
@@rvist1 They are mourning but also honoring their son, but of course you don't have such a rich culture, that's why you sound ridiculous with your comment. Really uncultured. You should reflect.
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Thank you for fixing the title.
May you soul rest in peace father
It's absurd to read such a title. But to simplify things for you,is that the Luo,Acholi tribe,not only dance in finerals,but in every situations of life. Birth,Yourthfulness,marriage,old age,death,entertainments and so forth. The song they sang translates as ,"Death has taken our only beloved son Oulanya,and the head of our beloved son mourns...".
Thanks for the feed back. Am not from that tribe so it was my first time to see it and most Ugandans were like me. I wasmt trying to mean anything bad, am just informing the people who didnt know
@@cavtonmedia6632 then change the title dummy.
So we have to now send you in peace and show you how we love you and wish you well
Rip
Please fix your titling, the money you make from this will not be good for you. Fix the title, this is a painful send off with the uttermost honor that my people could give their Son who was trying to achieve big things. So as someone from this culture i am not happy about this kind of title that doesn't respect, even after we have explained it to you. Please fix it.
Wek onyom ciyng gin..........lubang nego.
It was my first time to see it in Uganda
This is not a good enough response! You should change the title. Something to the effect of "Acholi tribe send off their leader former speaker of parliament in the Acholi Royal dance, Bwola". I have never commented on any TH-cam posts even when attacked directly, but this just rubbed me off the wrong way. Acholi is not a tribe that dances at funerals and events. This was the funeral of an Acholi leader - former speaker of Uganda Parliament. This is the Acholi Royal dance giving him a Royal send off befitting the leader that it was. You make it sound like Acholi tribe is are hired to dance at everybody's funeral.
@@silentvoicesuganda2517 Exactly! Not Sure why she won't fix the title. I guess we will just keep reporting her then. This is ridiculing my culture to make money while your commenters are busy calling us absurd.
You should fix this headline! The fact that you haven't even after someone kindly explained the importance of why this dance is being done, which i will repeat, is because for those who have passed as long as not very young and have already done a lot for the community or achieved a lot, it is of uttermost respect for us to send them off with honor. Hence the ROYAL Dance you are witnessing and ridiculing. Please educate yourself instead of offending people with such a disrecpectful title! Which you did not fix even after others have tried to tell you.
So how do u want the headline to read for us who don't know the dance
@@cavtonmedia6632 So you can't think of a decent title even though we have taken the time to explain the meanings behind this solemn affair? You can't think for yourself?
Some backwards culture 😅😅
Just keep quiet if you don’t know the culture and purpose for that dance
@@onencaninnocent5124 astray people
Can't you just shut up when you have nothing meaningful to say?
@@rvist1 You sound really ignorant! But more than that really STUPID for not seeking to research to understand. Very stupid!
@@rvist1 They are mourning but also honoring their son, but of course you don't have such a rich culture, that's why you sound ridiculous with your comment. Really uncultured. You should reflect.