To those complaining about the cheering and “screaming” In the Samoan culture, MY culture, this is called a fa’aumu. It is used for many things, and one of them is to express your happiness and cheer. Just because you do not understand it does not mean you have to bash it.
@@aloha_oe311 i disagree..to be honest with you it would be like this if the government implemented Polynesian culture in school system. My parents struggles through so much just to put food on the table and learnd the American way,mind you, in the United States of America not everyone knows or heard of my culture i would say "40%" of the country knows or understand a little about where I'm from..juss so you know..but thanks NZ for appreciating my culture.
because By 1691, the population of indigenous Americans had declined by 90-95 percent, or by around 130 million people. You get to have some free land after everything was raped and pillaged
Bruv, would love to add a simple understanding from an American. I was taught about the natives struggles and was shown the culture regularly in school. I hike trails carved by the Powhatan on the Chesapeake, thinking what this ground was like before me. But I can’t celebrate their culture or express it because it is considered culture appreciation.
Leah Milo yes because Tonga is Tongafisi meaning half Polynesian half melanesian, the ha'amoanga tomb stone in TongaTapu is a gateway between Samoa and Fiji after the Ancient war of Tui Pulotu empire of Fiji and Tui Manu'a empire of Samoa then later Tu'i Tonga, FIJI TONGA and SAMOA history is very interesting, trust me search up (TUI PULOTU) (TUI MANU'A) (TU'I TONGA)
@@tagaloasroyallinesheartofp3478 .The Tu'i Pulotu is believed to be the head of an ancient group of people that settled in Pulotu (Fiji) during the Lapita period (2500 BC to 3500 BC.) The Island of Pulotu is an island located in Fiji, north-west of Tongatapu. It is referred to in Tongan oral traditions as "the motherland" or "place of origin". It is there that some believed that Tongan culture and its people developed and evolved out of the ancient Austronesian/Lapita culture (c. 1600 BCE - c. 500 BCE) that migrated from south east Asia through Taiwan, the Philippines, PNG, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji about 8000 BC.
Fijian song (Oqo na noqu) noqu masu (niu masu) ka niu sa gadreva (dina sara) meu seretaka rawa Na yacai Jiova Alleluia Mai vaka alleluia Mai vaka aleluia Aleluia Vua English (roughly) This is my prayer That I may sing The name of Jehovah Hallelujah Come sing hallelujah Hallelujah to Him
I’m American and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this video. 1:19 never ceases to give me chills. Genuinely every time I watch it. That crowd is just so hype to see brothers of all colors honoring the islands with their harmonies. Beautiful.
Bulaa Vinaka We islanders are a good example of Coconuts...Hard on the outside and very sweet in the inside...we might be big and scary but we have hearts full of humility, passion and love 😎 Vinaka Boys na sere...God bless.
+Roman, here are the full lyrics Uuuu Oqo na noqu masu meu masu ka niu sa gadreva Meu seretaka sara Na yacai Jiova Chorus I Jiova Ni vukei au mada kau vaaqara na gagadre ni yaloqu au qai tagica ga Ni rogoci au ka niu sa gadreva meu seretaka rawa na yacai Jiova uuu uuu uuu Chorus Haleluya haleluya mai vakahaleluya mai vakahaleluya Haleluya vua
Fiji Tongan slowly but surely they're making a comeback culturally. As for their people and their blood? They can't comeback from that deficit unless Hawaiians only mix with Hawaiians.
Sad us Hawaiians had to suffer the worst. A 95% extinction. But over the past 50+ years there has been a major revive in life and language and theres only up from here.
Hawaii is one of da most well known places what are u talking about if there's a tsunami that happened there. Then th USA will give like millions of dollars, but in Samoa,Tonga,Fiji,NZ we get money for it but Hawaii gets like heaps us we get money from NZ,Australia even Dwayne johnson donates to the Pacific. So what I'm trying to say is none of our islands are fading away were staying here good the Hawaiis not gone yet.
As for me Trevor Philips, this was a very singing from all cultures, Samoa,Tonga,Fiji.And never forget any other culture like Hawaii,Maori,Micronesian we are all one.
I am so overwhelmed with this music and their voices. This is my first time hearing this kind of song! my heart is pumping and my eyes had tears! as a chorister, I wanna learn this kind of song too! Bravo!
Bula vinaka my brothers and sisters isa so nice to hear the 3 Island blend together....from a beautiful Samoan hymn to a fast Tongan song and ends lovely Fijian Gospel hymn....much love from the Island Of Fiji✌
I really couldn't stop the smile that took over my face when the haole boy led the Fijian hymn. Mahalo nui loa for sharing this video it was so beautiful 🤙🏽💕
C F Tofa my feleni, 'ole'a 'ou te'a C G 'ai folau i le vasa le ali'i pule i meleke C F ne'i galo mai Samoa, si o ta 'ele'ele C G C 'ae manatua mai pea, le 'aupasese Tali: C F C G Oh, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu C F C G C Goodbye, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu 2.Fa'afogafoga mai Samoa 'uma se'i fai atu la'u fa'atusa pei 'o le susana i totonu o mauga fa'apea la'u pele i taupou 'uma Tali 3.Fa'ato'a iloa se mea faigata pe'a tete'a ma uo fa'apena e mutimutivale le alofa tiga pe'a tula'i e fa'atofa Tali
The song in my view is pasifika life on a daily basis. Starts of slow and peaceful then gradually upgrades to the hype of island life then we close by giving thanks back to our creator.
Fijian Song In I-Taukei Language Oqo na noqu (noqu masu) Niu masu (Ka niu sa gadreva) Meu sere (meu seretaka rawa na yacai Jiova) I Jiova (I Jiova) Ni vukei au (ni vukei au mada) Gagadre (Gagadre ni yalomu au mai kaciva tu) Chrs Haleluya (Haleluya) x2 Mai vakahaleluya (Haleluya) x2 Haleluya vua Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Repeat Chrs In English language This is my (my prayer) I pray (that I need) To sing (To sing the name of Jehovah) I Jehovah (I Jehovah) Help me (help me) I need (I need your spirit as I called upon it) Chrs Hallelluya (Hallelluya) x2 We sing Hallelluya (Hallelluya to Him) Hallelluya to Him. Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Repeat Chrs
In a world of conflicts I am grateful to God to have born in the pacific region where unity, family and reverence means alot Vinaka guys Last part though
We all to often fall into the gap. But regardless we're all God's creation, with talents to share. We come into the world the same way, & we're all going to one day pass away as well. We need to cherish one another.
Tofa my feleni, o le a ou te'a Ae folau i le vasa le ali'i pule meleke Ne'i galo mai Samoa, si o ta ele ele Ae manatua mai pea, le aupasese Oh, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu Oh, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu
You will 100% not regret it if you do. Just watching this video brought me into tears knowing my time there has long been finished. But I'm proud of the boys that hold the school to high standards, whether it be in academia, the fine arts or even sports. Doesn't surprise me that Dilworth exceeds its potential and expections year after year. As an old boy, I can confidently say my mum made the best decision to send her 3 boys there, and trust me you won't either.
Beautiful! An awesome fusion of much loved Pacific songs! Can someone tell me the titles of all the songs in this mash-up please? Thank you very much in advance
Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, Tuvalan, Niuean, Kiribatian, Maori, WHATEVER we are all Polyneisans and Micronesians and Melanesians we all stand together.
Wonderful
One Love, One Ocean, One big family
In New Zealand, yes. Australia & US? No.
Pasifika
💜 I agree with you 💯
To those complaining about the cheering and “screaming” In the Samoan culture, MY culture, this is called a fa’aumu. It is used for many things, and one of them is to express your happiness and cheer. Just because you do not understand it does not mean you have to bash it.
It’s just that we really, really want to hear every note of this incredibly beautiful music! The harmony is exquisite! They’re amazing!!!
Glad to see the palangi blending in. Wonder how America would have been if they had acknowledged and supported the natives than suppressing them.
Fiji Tongan too many uneducated over there that they would feel threaten by it, mainly because they feel so entitled about everything.
@@aloha_oe311 i disagree..to be honest with you it would be like this if the government implemented Polynesian culture in school system. My parents struggles through so much just to put food on the table and learnd the American way,mind you, in the United States of America not everyone knows or heard of my culture i would say "40%" of the country knows or understand a little about where I'm from..juss so you know..but thanks NZ for appreciating my culture.
Suppress who? The native Indians? Who get free money free school free land? Lol
because By 1691, the population of indigenous Americans had declined by 90-95 percent, or by around 130 million people. You get to have some free land after everything was raped and pillaged
Bruv, would love to add a simple understanding from an American. I was taught about the natives struggles and was shown the culture regularly in school. I hike trails carved by the Powhatan on the Chesapeake, thinking what this ground was like before me. But I can’t celebrate their culture or express it because it is considered culture appreciation.
We need this in schools in Australia man!!! Period! This made me so proud to be islander! ❤️
MLTT respect
YESSSS !!!! omg thats so true 😫if only schools in aus did this it would be mean as 😍
Be harder than in NZ...but definitely not impossible
Some kids look to be mixed
Hopefully
I’m samoan, but I just love the Fijian hymn 👌🏽❤️
Herem Reupena it’s Samoan but ok😂
Kingz685 she’s talking about the hymn that starts at the 2min mark. It’s Fijian
Kingz685 egg
called i jiova
Herem Reupena I am Tongan Maori German but I love all island songs
White boy that led the Fijian hymn... kudos to you man 👏🏾
Samoan and tonga and Fiji always get along it says on the tongan history
.....
We are all one
Mr Preeday you’re ignorant, I’m dead💀
Leah Milo yes because Tonga is Tongafisi meaning half Polynesian half melanesian, the ha'amoanga tomb stone in TongaTapu is a gateway between Samoa and Fiji after the Ancient war of Tui Pulotu empire of Fiji and Tui Manu'a empire of Samoa then later Tu'i Tonga, FIJI TONGA and SAMOA history is very interesting, trust me search up (TUI PULOTU) (TUI MANU'A) (TU'I TONGA)
@@tagaloasroyallinesheartofp3478 .The Tu'i Pulotu is believed to be the head of an ancient group of people that settled in Pulotu (Fiji) during the Lapita period (2500 BC to 3500 BC.)
The Island of Pulotu is an island located in Fiji, north-west of Tongatapu. It is referred to in Tongan oral traditions as "the motherland" or "place of origin". It is there that some believed that Tongan culture and its people developed and evolved out of the ancient Austronesian/Lapita culture (c. 1600 BCE - c. 500 BCE) that migrated from south east Asia through Taiwan, the Philippines, PNG, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji about 8000 BC.
I'm an English guy, not sure why but this lifted a heavy heart tonight
Fijian song
(Oqo na noqu) noqu masu
(niu masu) ka niu sa gadreva
(dina sara) meu seretaka rawa
Na yacai Jiova
Alleluia
Mai vaka alleluia
Mai vaka aleluia
Aleluia Vua
English (roughly)
This is my prayer
That I may sing
The name of Jehovah
Hallelujah
Come sing hallelujah
Hallelujah to Him
Suva gang ✊🏼
I'm Samoan but I thought the Fijian song was the best
@@captaincrackup8842 they were all beautiful. Stop being so picky.... appreciate and enjoy. ...Koekiki foi oe Sasa..lol
I’m American and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this video. 1:19 never ceases to give me chills. Genuinely every time I watch it. That crowd is just so hype to see brothers of all colors honoring the islands with their harmonies. Beautiful.
Thanks brother
Frr 💪🏽🇹🇴🇼🇸💪🏽
Still come back to this medley every year. Uplifting.
These guys did awesome! Loved the last part. The palangi kid killed it!
johnnyman562 i just love it how all walks of life in nz embrace the poly culture
palagi*
I had to look up the meaning of the word palagi, lol...
Showing diversity
So good
Aijalon Kolone To you it’s Palagi... to me it’s Palangi. 🇹🇴 🇼🇸
The frontline of the Pasefika Community!!!
Samoa 🇼🇸 Tonga 🇹🇴 Fiji 🇫🇯
Do u know why?
@@pika7623 Projection of warrior energy
@@bbs-vj1cx are u saying bc they were warriors before?
@@pika7623 yes we were, that's what we learn in history books and there's also evidence
@@bbs-vj1cx what about PNG?
The Fijian and Samoan language is lovely. also Tongan
Tonga was the hype and Fiji was the beauty
Jane Penita Tonga was not hype at all my dude. It was all sweet and elegant until the tonga part came on.
Kefe kio ufa, mata usi namu ta'e !
Tongan boy 😂😂😂
Tongan Boy 👍🤣🤣🤣
personally this is my view on true multiculturalism. much respect LOGAN CITY brisbane Australia
oshhh yo logan
logang 4114 uso
Inalabank473
REDBANK GOODNA 4301-4300
Bulaa Vinaka
We islanders are a good example of Coconuts...Hard on the outside and very sweet in the inside...we might be big and scary but we have hearts full of humility, passion and love 😎
Vinaka Boys na sere...God bless.
Fijians are not Polynesian!
He never mentioned Polynesian in his comment
@@bulitale7108 modri
the Asian guy doing the "teki" better then the islanders haha OUAA!!! save that man!
Damn,the palagis and asians look more into it than the islanders lmaoo
ahahha tbh
Lmao frfr
bruh the islanders that are there are the ones that are the ones that a representing use islanders so what you up to aye.
True
ツOnFroy “kefe”
Out of all the oerfomances ive seen to date, 2024. This is the best I've e seen 🔥🔥🔥
2020 anyone 😁
Happy lockdown everyone 😂
Samoan,Tonga and fiji share the same vocabulary....they are eventually cousins
no matter where you may go in life, never forget your roots and where you are from.
this is what every islander child has been told....love how our parents raised us
Solid boys❤️ I’m Maori but I know a shit load of Tongan and Samoan hymns 🔥 much love my poly brothers n sisters
Anyone else puts this to Loop so they can hear over and over?
Dang Proud Fijian here. Yous really pulled off that last song!! Love how you guys mixed up some of the pacific songs together.
Elijah J "o qo na noqu masu" 🙂
What's the fijian song do u have the lyrics ? plz
+Roman, here are the full lyrics
Uuuu
Oqo na noqu masu
meu masu ka niu sa gadreva
Meu seretaka sara
Na yacai Jiova
Chorus
I Jiova
Ni vukei au mada
kau vaaqara
na gagadre ni yaloqu
au qai tagica ga
Ni rogoci au
ka niu sa gadreva
meu seretaka rawa
na yacai Jiova
uuu uuu uuu
Chorus
Haleluya haleluya
mai vakahaleluya
mai vakahaleluya
Haleluya vua
Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, Aotearoa, and Pasifika to infinity. Sad our Hawaiian brothers have been controlled and are now fading. #Pasifika_To_Infinity
Fiji Tongan slowly but surely they're making a comeback culturally. As for their people and their blood? They can't comeback from that deficit unless Hawaiians only mix with Hawaiians.
Sad us Hawaiians had to suffer the worst. A 95% extinction. But over the past 50+ years there has been a major revive in life and language and theres only up from here.
Hawaii is one of da most well known places what are u talking about if there's a tsunami that happened there. Then th USA will give like millions of dollars, but in Samoa,Tonga,Fiji,NZ we get money for it but Hawaii gets like heaps us we get money from NZ,Australia even Dwayne johnson donates to the Pacific. So what I'm trying to say is none of our islands are fading away were staying here good the Hawaiis not gone yet.
@@ralphmeredith441 it's the culture bro, not about $
Kia Ora brother #PasifikaToInfinity
I remembered this so clearly, glad it showed in my roccomendations!!
💛🎶🇼🇸💛🎶🇹🇴💛🎶🇹🇻 MALIE DILWORTH!!!!! 🇳🇿🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Are we just not gonna talk about the young man with solid flippy hair front and center ???? 😍
No. We are not going to talk about that. No need.
@Saulala Tafa Please keep it to yourself
@Saulala Tafa WAAAAAH
They really nailed the Fijian part. It’s amazing that’s my favourite part. 👏👏👏💗
I felt something in my heart when I heard Noqu Masu, like my ancestors were speaking to me
As for me Trevor Philips, this was a very singing from all cultures, Samoa,Tonga,Fiji.And never forget any other culture like Hawaii,Maori,Micronesian we are all one.
I’m Samoan and half Tongan but still support Fiji
I am so overwhelmed with this music and their voices. This is my first time hearing this kind of song! my heart is pumping and my eyes had tears! as a chorister, I wanna learn this kind of song too! Bravo!
listening from St. Maarten, Caribbean!
Bula vinaka my brothers and sisters isa so nice to hear the 3 Island blend together....from a beautiful Samoan hymn to a fast Tongan song and ends lovely Fijian Gospel hymn....much love from the Island Of Fiji✌
so proud.....
Fijian pride....
Pasifika all the way....❤❤❤❤💪💪💪💪💪
I really couldn't stop the smile that took over my face when the haole boy led the Fijian hymn. Mahalo nui loa for sharing this video it was so beautiful 🤙🏽💕
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Thank you for keeping the Pacific sound
The Tongan 🇹🇴song so lit 🔥 Proud of being an Islander 🥰 🌴✨
Love seeing the palagi and Asian kids ace the performance, so cool and talented they all are!
I even can sing with them, because I have been replaying this over and over and overrr agaiiin
This is harmony. I love listening to these choirs. Amazing. I don't believe I've ever met a Samoan.
I'm from Micronesia and hearing this is so beautiful.
C F
Tofa my feleni, 'ole'a 'ou te'a
C G
'ai folau i le vasa le ali'i pule i meleke
C F
ne'i galo mai Samoa, si o ta 'ele'ele
C G C
'ae manatua mai pea, le 'aupasese
Tali:
C F C G
Oh, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu
C F C G C
Goodbye, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu
2.Fa'afogafoga mai Samoa 'uma
se'i fai atu la'u fa'atusa
pei 'o le susana i totonu o mauga
fa'apea la'u pele i taupou 'uma
Tali
3.Fa'ato'a iloa se mea faigata
pe'a tete'a ma uo fa'apena
e mutimutivale le alofa tiga
pe'a tula'i e fa'atofa
Tali
Thanks i needed this
Great work on Noqu Masu ✊🏾✊🏾
The fare fella in the front of that song is probably Fijian too lol. All the kailoma’s of savusavu side
Far amazing what islanders can do these days it just went from Samoan to Tongan to Fijian
i watched this over and over ..its sooo soothing lol malie dilworth 💖
tee sanchez thx I'm from dilworth
Me too! 🤙🏾💯
There is a mix of different cultures in this choir and they all sang beautifully 🤙🤙🤙
I’m so glad that the Palangi are enjoying learning a different language
I've never heard such music nor seen such a performance. I really enjoyed it. Thank you.
why thank you Edwin
The song in my view is pasifika life on a daily basis. Starts of slow and peaceful then gradually upgrades to the hype of island life then we close by giving thanks back to our creator.
Sending love from the Mainland! So proud to be a Polynesian
I am loving this...I am so proud that we are one as Polynesians...
Watched about 1000000 ending my all nighter with this banger
You still watch this mate, and it continues to slap
Bro.. this is so dope. I'm from the states and wish I could watch y'all live
You can see the pride that these Polynesian students have in representing their culture
The Fijian hymn is the one hymn everyone loves
Fijian Song
In I-Taukei Language
Oqo na noqu (noqu masu)
Niu masu (Ka niu sa gadreva)
Meu sere (meu seretaka rawa na yacai Jiova)
I Jiova (I Jiova)
Ni vukei au (ni vukei au mada)
Gagadre (Gagadre ni yalomu au mai kaciva tu)
Chrs
Haleluya (Haleluya) x2
Mai vakahaleluya (Haleluya) x2
Haleluya vua
Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Repeat Chrs
In English language
This is my (my prayer)
I pray (that I need)
To sing (To sing the name of Jehovah)
I Jehovah (I Jehovah)
Help me (help me)
I need (I need your spirit as I called upon it)
Chrs
Hallelluya (Hallelluya) x2
We sing Hallelluya (Hallelluya to Him)
Hallelluya to Him.
Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Repeat Chrs
Damn...noqu masu literally gave me goosebumps!!
Polynesian power and pride
Proud Fijian.... Island family....
May all your voices be blessed...🌺
been watching this over and over because its how they're bringing up the songs from the past 👍 job well done to you boys aye
Ugh this warms my heart, seeing different cultures appreciating other cultures
Oh I miss my Pacifika :'( Blessings from France !
I love the other Polynesian items in this competition but my favourite Big Sing performance thus far!
We need to start making choirs cool again in Australia instead of singing boring catholic songs.
Its fascinating seeing such amazing people learning our samoan language and dances.
Ouaa! Shot Dilworth you guys sassed it up!!!!!
Much love from ONE TREE HILL COLLEGE!!
TUE! MHKT
Man America needs this in their Schools embracing each culture
I pressed this by accident oh my god have I been missing out
In a world of conflicts I am grateful to God to have born in the pacific region where unity, family and reverence means alot
Vinaka guys
Last part though
I love this!!! Makes me remember and be proud of where I come from!❤️ Much love to all my Polynesian brothers and sisters OFA ATU
We all to often fall into the gap. But regardless we're all God's creation, with talents to share. We come into the world the same way, & we're all going to one day pass away as well. We need to cherish one another.
We are all one,,IN JESUS NAME AMEN 🙏 🙌 ❤ ❤❤WE ARE GOD'S MOST IMPORTANT 🙏 GIFT TO OUR PARENTS,, OR IT A BLESSING 🙌 ❤ 🙏 💙 💖
Why does this only have 397,000 views. This is the best video out here on TH-cam
this make me proud to be samoa we love you everyone alofa atu
Watching from Liverpool uk this is amazing
Tofa my feleni, o le a ou te'a Ae folau i le vasa le ali'i pule meleke Ne'i galo mai Samoa, si o ta ele ele Ae manatua mai pea, le aupasese Oh, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu Oh, I never will forget you, Samoa e ne'i galo atu
Sick uso💯❤️❤️
This is my high school Dilworth school for boys. Student from 1994-2002
Beautifu and moving !!!!
I watch this with absolute pride.. Good on you boys..
this school is in my top 3 for my son to go school at for college.
You will 100% not regret it if you do. Just watching this video brought me into tears knowing my time there has long been finished. But I'm proud of the boys that hold the school to high standards, whether it be in academia, the fine arts or even sports. Doesn't surprise me that Dilworth exceeds its potential and expections year after year. As an old boy, I can confidently say my mum made the best decision to send her 3 boys there, and trust me you won't either.
Beautiful. All colours and shapes fitting in ❤️
We used to have hymns with actions at the Sally temple on Gladstone in Ottawa. Everyone loved them.
Yes! Whoever choreographed this, did a good job. These boys dance better than some of my cousins😂
Good job, guys!
Mai vaka ALLELUIA VEIJIOVA….PRAISES and GLORY TOTHE ALMIGHTY….🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I get feelings of respect and unity from Polynesians. I'm half Tongan.
So beautifully sang, i wish they had these kind of performances in Australia! Mean vocals all round 👌
This is why I’m proud to be Islander SAMOAN🇼🇸🇼🇸🇼🇸
AMAZING!!!!😍😍😭 and @1:15 that hair flip! talk about perfect timing😂
Lovely 🥰👌 dedicated for every people who feel the Polynesian vibe 💕💕💕
🇼🇸BIG RESPECT FROM DA HAMO BOYZ🇼🇸
Honestly don't know wtf they saying but ngl i rock with it
I REALLY LOVED THE HARMONY IT SOUNDED SO BETTER THAN THE ORIGINALS TBH
IM PROUD TO BE A ISLANDER
I remember competing in the choir comps at this school its a sight to behold !
what schools this uce ?
dilworth impressed me with this performance
It’s great to see a blend of races untied 😫❤️
B R I N A L. ...this is New Zealand, we are culturally diverse..❤️❤️
I love the commitment to the message of the music these young men show. Inspiring!
Beautiful! An awesome fusion of much loved Pacific songs! Can someone tell me the titles of all the songs in this mash-up please? Thank you very much in advance
Bro with the hair though! 🔥😩 front and center with that hair flippin! 😍🔥