As an ardent Kiwi AB supporter living in Queensland I must say that gesture and the response were the best I have seen in 80 yrs of watching rugby. Congratulations to Australia. Not only a great, appropriate gesture but it placed the Wallabies right into the Haka. I hope it becomes permanent.
Siempre desde el respeto...pero ya me causa gracia ver 15 personas que no todos son nz haciendo semejante despliegue, além de los 15 australianos que algunos son de na haciendo gestos... Es una escena de teatro pésima... Claro Adidas y otras marcas felizes... Siempre hablando desde el respeto... Saludos...
@@Matt-yq4zr the Haka has been done by the AB for over 100yrs. Opposition teams don’t always know how to respond. Some have turned their backs , some have stepped up in confrontation. Most just stand there in bewildered acceptance. The Haka is a challenge. Australia’s move to offer the boomerang meant three things. One, it demonstrated they were not intimidated by the Haka or the All Blacks. Two, it showed a level of respect. And thirdly, it placed them directly into the ceremony.
As a proud maori I can truly honestly say, that in all my year's of growing up with the All Black's this is the first ever Wallabies team in history and will forever be the most historic moment that will have a captivating memorie that will live forever in the heart's of the many especially in New Zealand big shoutout and love to Alan Alataua❤❤❤
Yeah, it was so nice to see some white kids doing a dance, then a Samoan placing a tourist style boomerang on the ground. It really felt like I was at one with Aboriginal heritage.
Our respect for Australia is shown right here in this haka, and then it's reciprocated by the Boomerang. This respect we have for each other as Anzacs shows when we compete, but this is my favorite opponent anyday all-day ❤
My favourite account of facing the All Black Haka of all time - Peter Fitzsimmons 🙂 ...and then you’d file out of the dark tunnel, out into the light, massive roar of the crowd and you’d stand to face what I still think is the finest sight you can see on any sports field anywhere in the world - which is to stand and face the All Black Haka. And that particular day, on the last test match that I played, was in fact down in Christchurch and Zinzan Brooke was the leader on the day for the Haka. He stood in the middle with the All Blacks round in a semi circle behind him and he started in on that blood curdling cry “Heeeeeeee” and the 14 behind him “ ā ka mate ka mate ka ora”. And there’s these verbal waves of violence crashing over you while you’re standing there with your 14 brothers, with your arms around them in your green and gold, and they’re screaming at you. I always used to watch Zinzan’s eyes and notice how they would throb in unison to the veins in his neck. it always seemed to me like Zinzan’s eyes were totally un-seeing until they came to me, then they would start to focus and turn over like jack-pots on a pokie machine...ding ding, ding ding, ding ding...he’s mine. They’d be screaming “ka mate ka mate” and you’d be there with your 14 brothers looking back at them, trying to communicate to them how ‘superbly unimpressed’ you were. You’d be looking at them like “ohhh, you poor pricks”... What you were actually thinking was “Oh- My- God”.
@@danielh8509 PF mentions McDowall and the Whettons in his standup. It's circumspect, reflective and funny. His books on Nancy Wake and James Cook are excellent - a great reflection and insight on fantastic achievement. What's that? McDowall *might have knocked him out. What a fantastic contribution - we will be entertained and informed by that for decades...🙄
What a beautiful sight to witness watching that boomerang offering before the haka. Wow never seen that before. From an All Black’s fan here.. I love you Wallabies..
Classiest response to the haka period. I support the ABs but the wallabies won my heart on this night too. I think they’ll get it right under Eddie. He coached the England team that beat us last WC. And hopefully the rivalry will be at its peak again
That 2019 game, was well coached, Eddie is the winningest coach v NZ. But we had played our semi, the week before thrashing Ireland. And England played their Final against us in the semi. Eddie is a brilliant coach for one offs, but soon loses the dressing room as he drives everyone mad with his ocd
@@joedennehy386 I agree with this my man. But it still makes him a danger coz every dog has its day, I just hope that day doesn’t happen in the World Cup.
You do know that the gesture (response with the Boomerang) was arranged prior to the Test. Yes it was a classy response to the Haka - a great response to the challenge. And the class goes both ways. From the Aussies for respecting the Haka and responding in this positive way … and also to the All Blacks for agreeing to that response and showing respect to the Aussies gesture in kind. After seeing so much ignorance and contempt from the mainly 6 nation teams and crowds towards the Haka - the Aussie/All Blacks solution was beautiful. Maybe the northern hemisphere lot will grow up and do better now? (Haha yeah right.)
Loved it. Sport can bring out the worst in supporters, but that was something special to watch, to see so much respect, especially given so many Wallabies players these days also have Polynesian ancestry. Always a joy to see moments of grace and dignity in sport.
We watch a lot of sports in this world, but nothing can really compare to mens World RUGBY!! And the level of respect these 2 nations have for each other with their gestures of nodding and acknowledging before going to war is wonderful!
Am I the only one who got goosebumps witnessing Aaron Smith carrying on while the Wallabies captain walks towards them with the boomerang in 0:44??AMAZING!!!
Always love the Haka, it’s just so awesome. One of my favourite things about playing our cousins from across the ditch. Also presenting them with the boomerang was a nice touch by us. I appreciate the way the All Blacks’ captain handled it with such respect.
Hey Eddie Jones you’re a legend and a Māori actor played you in a movie that’s bloody awesome The way you instructed your team to respond to the Haka which is as old as the game itself was by far class regardless of your losses with 2 kiwi coaches before you stand tall and proud e hoa mihi atu ki a koe me nga Ozzie team 👍🏾👍🏾
This is absolutely incredible. As a Brit I am encapsulated by this tradition and impeccable display. I’m also reminded how Britain had an empire, gun beats boomerang and dancing-shouting every day of the week… I joke of course. Respect to NZ and Oz, our cousins. God bless you all. 🇬🇧🇦🇺🇳🇿
Oh dang...I love this so much....wow. I really hope they continue to do this going forwards. Such a recognistion of the connection that ties our two countries together.
I always love seeing the haka lovely to see the haka ever if I'm not maori or from new Zealand and lovely to see Australian's showing respect with the boomerang and may the anzac live on
I was at that game, and I still get chills when I watch this. Haven't seen the all blacks play for many years, and as a kiwi ex pat I actually cried as I sung the New Zealand anthem. What a moment what a game.
I am neither Australian nor a Kiwi. I am from central Europe and I've a strong (scientific and private) interest in the cultures of both New Zealand and Australia, especially since my very first journey to New Zealand. I love Māori/Polynesian and Aboriginal cultures and despite I do not watch rugby, I watch so many highlights from this sport, especially when it comes to the ABs. That is one of the most beautiful clips I have seen and it indeed brought tears to my eyes...
Hope the All blacks 🇳🇿New Zealand men’s cricket team do the same before they start a cricket match will be really cool to witness the haka in this years cricket Worldcup in India 🇮🇳 🏏
I didn't understand the language but even i can feel the heat in my blood just by looking Haka. I mean what is this it can even affect the emotion. Such a great warrior dance
The ANZACS have the most unusual, unique relationship in rugby. If we lose to England or ths Bokkies there's always a bitter angry feeling. We haven't won the Bledisloe since 2002, but we only have respect. There is no shame or anger (just frustration). Caxton St after a NZ Aus test is an incredible atmosphere
This was a great haka. Made me think of a cultural unity and how NZ and Aussie are a mix of cultures. My thoughts on the haka is that it represents asking for help. Some people can defend the goal line by making a tackle. Some can even push a player back from the line, though this is very rare. Some will have to fall with the tackle and hold a player up. Though some people simply can't defend the line. These people require assistance in a time of need. So the haka ultimately represents these people. The Kingdom of David is where the party is at. People work for money and pay tax. With money and gifts people enter the stadium or bar or festival. Black represents something permanent. Something worth protecting. Yellow is something golden or special, also something worth protecting. This weekend the All Blacks play The Wallabies in Dunedin, a great place for a party.
I went to NZ at 17 years old, met a mauri tribe who performed the haka right in my face with spears, tongues and everything. Very intimidating as you have to keep a straight face and try not to offend them. Afterwards they cooked a feast in a big pit and shown us their traditions. Very cool people.
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I thought this was the classiest thing I've ever seen from a Wallabies side, respect.
The Boomerang cost Aussie 50 cents though.
And the Game
True that bro finally their learning...... now all they got to do is learn how to play rugby 😂😂😂
As a kiwi, I’m with you brother, these other clown commenters should show some fucken respect.
@@briankemp2116 they're shocking cuz
As an ardent Kiwi AB supporter living in Queensland I must say that gesture and the response were the best I have seen in 80 yrs of watching rugby. Congratulations to Australia. Not only a great, appropriate gesture but it placed the Wallabies right into the Haka.
I hope it becomes permanent.
Well said bro. Awesome gesture gave me goosebumps
Siempre desde el respeto...pero ya me causa gracia ver 15 personas que no todos son nz haciendo semejante despliegue, além de los 15 australianos que algunos son de na haciendo gestos... Es una escena de teatro pésima...
Claro Adidas y otras marcas felizes...
Siempre hablando desde el respeto...
Saludos...
Being a Pom, what is the significance of the Aussies presenting the All blacks a boomerang?
@@Matt-yq4zr the Haka has been done by the AB for over 100yrs. Opposition teams don’t always know how to respond.
Some have turned their backs , some have stepped up in confrontation. Most just stand there in bewildered acceptance.
The Haka is a challenge. Australia’s move to offer the boomerang meant three things. One, it demonstrated they were not intimidated by the Haka or the All Blacks. Two, it showed a level of respect. And thirdly, it placed them directly into the ceremony.
I've been watching for 137 years and it's the best thing I've ever seen in Rugby history.
Absolutely beautiful gesture from both caps and nations..🙏🏾🖤🧡
@user-vk2wp4ot8h And you can't even call it by the correct name Football. Find a different sport kiddo. Neither Rugby nor Football want you.
As a proud maori I can truly honestly say, that in all my year's of growing up with the All Black's this is the first ever Wallabies team in history and will forever be the most historic moment that will have a captivating memorie that will live forever in the heart's of the many especially in New Zealand big shoutout and love to Alan Alataua❤❤❤
Atleast spell his name correctly 💀
Hope you guys win the Rugby 🏉 World Cup. I am Irish but ❤the All Blacks. Be fantastic to see NZL win.
Great act of sportsmanship by both captains.
@user-vk2wp4ot8h🤔🤔
@user-vk2wp4ot8hnobody cares
Lovely to see aboriginal heritage being shown and celebrated before the game.
Long overdue Australia
What a load of crap , this was never part of aboriginal tradition but I guess it is now .
by presenting the boomerang? by someone of Samoan descent? maybe someone with Aboriginal heritage should have presented it.
Yeah, it was so nice to see some white kids doing a dance, then a Samoan placing a tourist style boomerang on the ground. It really felt like I was at one with Aboriginal heritage.
There was also the dance by aboriginal ladies before the National Anthems
@@naas699 Samoans have respect for other cultures mate see the head nod, Samoa mo Samoa - 2captains at that - 😛
Wow. I havent seen such a true moment of honor anongst competitors. The respect between teams was beautiful to watch. This was incredible
Take a bow Aussie..the boomerang that is Mana ..that is respect....Thats what you carry to the world cup...Mana
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@drjanitor3747 something white ppl will never understand🙄
@@paulveenings6861 must be white, now thats 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shut up !! There’s no mana there ,the Aussies have no aboriginals in there team 👎 rubbish 🖕
Our respect for Australia is shown right here in this haka, and then it's reciprocated by the Boomerang. This respect we have for each other as Anzacs shows when we compete, but this is my favorite opponent anyday all-day ❤
As a Kiwi thru n thru you know what i noticed?
The way Aaron carried the boomerang in 2 hands of Respect!
Love it
Ardie you mean?
As a non-kiwi i noticed it right away.
Crazy, eh?
The respect when carrying the boomerang and how he handed it off, true class
My favourite account of facing the All Black Haka of all time - Peter Fitzsimmons 🙂
...and then you’d file out of the dark tunnel, out into the light, massive roar of the crowd and you’d stand to face what I still think is the finest sight you can see on any sports field anywhere in the world - which is to stand and face the All Black Haka.
And that particular day, on the last test match that I played, was in fact down in Christchurch and Zinzan Brooke was the leader on the day for the Haka.
He stood in the middle with the All Blacks round in a semi circle behind him and he started in on that blood curdling cry “Heeeeeeee” and the 14 behind him “ ā ka mate ka mate ka ora”.
And there’s these verbal waves of violence crashing over you while you’re standing there with your 14 brothers, with your arms around them in your green and gold, and they’re screaming at you.
I always used to watch Zinzan’s eyes and notice how they would throb in unison to the veins in his neck.
it always seemed to me like Zinzan’s eyes were totally un-seeing until they came to me, then they would start to focus and turn over like jack-pots on a pokie machine...ding ding, ding ding, ding ding...he’s mine.
They’d be screaming “ka mate ka mate” and you’d be there with your 14 brothers looking back at them, trying to communicate to them how ‘superbly unimpressed’ you were.
You’d be looking at them like “ohhh, you poor pricks”...
What you were actually thinking was “Oh- My- God”.
you do realise Fitzsimmons was paid by the word for his articles
@@naas699 It wasn't uncommon for writers to be paid that way for published work.
Is there any point to that observation?
That's brilliant. Thanks for sharing it.
I remember clearly when Peter Fitzsimmons got too big for his boots and I think it was Steve McDowell knocked him out😅😢😅
@@danielh8509 PF mentions McDowall and the Whettons in his standup. It's circumspect, reflective and funny. His books on Nancy Wake and James Cook are excellent - a great reflection and insight on fantastic achievement.
What's that? McDowall *might have knocked him out. What a fantastic contribution - we will be entertained and informed by that for decades...🙄
Great to see two Samoan guys captaining both teams!!!! Proud of you Savea and Alalatoa. Hope Allan will recover in time for the World Cup.
💯% such a proud moment for all us Samoans regardless who you support
Wait the captain was Ardie Savea?
@@salmanfarruz yes and if you don't know who is the captain for a certain game, you can just watch who's in the front of the haka
@@nikolakozhuharov1042 that's the thing. I didn't recognize who was standing in front. Because Ardie Savea had curly hair before. Hahaha
....so we've got a Samoan guy at the pointy end of a silly moari dance, presented with an aboriginal symbol by a Samoan from the other team. Ok
What a beautiful sight to witness watching that boomerang offering before the haka. Wow never seen that before. From an All Black’s fan here.. I love you Wallabies..
@user-vk2wp4ot8h proper strange guy
Classiest response to the haka period. I support the ABs but the wallabies won my heart on this night too. I think they’ll get it right under Eddie. He coached the England team that beat us last WC.
And hopefully the rivalry will be at its peak again
That 2019 game, was well coached, Eddie is the winningest coach v NZ. But we had played our semi, the week before thrashing Ireland. And England played their Final against us in the semi. Eddie is a brilliant coach for one offs, but soon loses the dressing room as he drives everyone mad with his ocd
@@joedennehy386 I agree with this my man. But it still makes him a danger coz every dog has its day, I just hope that day doesn’t happen in the World Cup.
You do know that the gesture (response with the Boomerang) was arranged prior to the Test. Yes it was a classy response to the Haka - a great response to the challenge. And the class goes both ways. From the Aussies for respecting the Haka and responding in this positive way … and also to the All Blacks for agreeing to that response and showing respect to the Aussies gesture in kind. After seeing so much ignorance and contempt from the mainly 6 nation teams and crowds towards the Haka - the Aussie/All Blacks solution was beautiful. Maybe the northern hemisphere lot will grow up and do better now? (Haha yeah right.)
@@tommytato3988 yes indeed but I also agree, I don’t think the northern hemisphere will adopt a similar response anytime soon.
This will be remembered as one of the true great example of class and sportsmanship
Loved it. Sport can bring out the worst in supporters, but that was something special to watch, to see so much respect, especially given so many Wallabies players these days also have Polynesian ancestry. Always a joy to see moments of grace and dignity in sport.
Awesome !! Great present from australian, that's an important sign of respect 🙏
We watch a lot of sports in this world, but nothing can really compare to mens World RUGBY!! And the level of respect these 2 nations have for each other with their gestures of nodding and acknowledging before going to war is wonderful!
Am I the only one who got goosebumps witnessing Aaron Smith carrying on while the Wallabies captain walks towards them with the boomerang in 0:44??AMAZING!!!
I don't know about that, I just can't believe they are still doing this silly moari dance before a professional game
@@cspace1234nzsilly dance? You obviously don’t respect Māori culture. Get lost then if you don’t like it.
@@cspace1234nz Māori* and it’s not silly, it’s part of our culture and if you have nothing nice to say keep it to yourself
@@usernameunknown875 …..well perhaps they could do their war dance in a more appropriate cultural place
@@cspace1234nz don’t watch the games if you don’t like it
Always love the Haka, it’s just so awesome. One of my favourite things about playing our cousins from across the ditch.
Also presenting them with the boomerang was a nice touch by us. I appreciate the way the All Blacks’ captain handled it with such respect.
I don’t want to sound stupid so sorry if I do but what is the significance of the boomerang?
@@ohmyfungus5810From an original tribal perspective I would assess it is meaningful to give your opponent a hand crafted hunting tool.
Hey Eddie Jones you’re a legend and a Māori actor played you in a movie that’s bloody awesome
The way you instructed your team to respond to the Haka which is as old as the game itself was by far class regardless of your losses with 2 kiwi coaches before you stand tall and proud e hoa mihi atu ki a koe me nga Ozzie team 👍🏾👍🏾
don't fk with Eddie - Jake the Muss played him in the movie! ))
This is absolutely incredible. As a Brit I am encapsulated by this tradition and impeccable display. I’m also reminded how Britain had an empire, gun beats boomerang and dancing-shouting every day of the week… I joke of course. Respect to NZ and Oz, our cousins. God bless you all. 🇬🇧🇦🇺🇳🇿
The Bledisloe Cup is a boomerang, keeps coming back to NZ :D
😂
True story! 😂
bro 😂😂
Bro 🤣😂🤣 you ain’t lying 👏🏽
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don’t know how I came across this but I love it. Tradition and respect from both teams.
I don’t cry at funerals but the respect shown in sport , like this, makes me cry
This is incredible. I’ve spent some time in the Pacific and as a link back to a very ancient culture, it’s so powerful to watch.
Oh dang...I love this so much....wow. I really hope they continue to do this going forwards. Such a recognistion of the connection that ties our two countries together.
This is one of the most beautiful actions I have seen in my life ❤️
One of the best things I've seen in a long time! Nothing but respect 🙏
Very classie from Australia 🦘 and respect from the All Blacks....
Even as a non kiwi the haka is still one of my favourite things in rugby, it really is magical. Class act by the Wallabies as well
you can never discredit the amount of respect there is in rugby
I always love seeing the haka lovely to see the haka ever if I'm not maori or from new Zealand and lovely to see Australian's showing respect with the boomerang and may the anzac live on
Something not seen in a lot of sports.
A TRUE SIGN OF RESPECT 👍
I was at that game, and I still get chills when I watch this. Haven't seen the all blacks play for many years, and as a kiwi ex pat I actually cried as I sung the New Zealand anthem. What a moment what a game.
God loves you brotha that's why you sing it with HEARTYNESS....I hear you ,we hear you, from Aotearoa New Zealand hears you ...KI A MAU HIIIII..
Pure class! Huge respect to both teams and nations. 👏
I am neither Australian nor a Kiwi. I am from central Europe and I've a strong (scientific and private) interest in the cultures of both New Zealand and Australia, especially since my very first journey to New Zealand. I love Māori/Polynesian and Aboriginal cultures and despite I do not watch rugby, I watch so many highlights from this sport, especially when it comes to the ABs. That is one of the most beautiful clips I have seen and it indeed brought tears to my eyes...
Beautiful gesture. Respect all traditions. Thanks to both teams. Rivals but colleagues.
Bok supporter here, just saying that that was beautiful and I love to see the respect between these incredible teams and cultures
Woaw a special moment. A gentleman's sport indeed.
Two of My favourite Rugby teams.
Great team, great culture and great sportsmanship
This is d best thing I've seen in a long time ...much respect from Ireland 👍🏻
Masterclass moment between two big nations of Rugby, thank you from France 🇫🇷
It's up there with Wales signing the national anthem in response to the Haka, such an awesome, brutal game, played by honourable gentlemen 👍
As a Kiwi this brought tears to my eyes. Love it
What a sook haha
Respect 🖤
I say this every year. We have the most cultured palagi brothers I. The world...love their passion. Respect
Haka is totally frightening!!! 😱
All my respect from a Teros fan 🇺🇾💪🏻
The most wholesome thing I’ve seen today and I didn’t even realise it ngl
Hope the All blacks 🇳🇿New Zealand men’s cricket team do the same before they start a cricket match will be really cool to witness the haka in this years cricket Worldcup in India 🇮🇳 🏏
Will be a honor see the haka in the cricket field ❤🇳🇿
Love this! A mana filled ceremonial start from both sides. Awesome!
C'est beau !
La classe a l'état pur.
Tellement hâte de voir la coupe du monde, j'ose espérer un très beau match d'ouverture du tournoi 😏
I'm not crying you are 😢 that was so so lovely ❤
Now that is a beautiful beautiful example of true sportsmanship!
Aussie here,
Love to my brothers and sisters across the ditch man ❤
This is what it’s all about. Beating your opponent, no mercy, winning it all but still having sportsmanship because in the end it’s still just a game.
Dont know much about Rugby but I like the Haka and the respect between the 2 teams.
One of the greatest Moments in Sports. 👏
Massive respect to Australia! Challenge accepted 😛
@user-vk2wp4ot8h When did I ask? I don't gaf about soccer and never will.
@user-vk2wp4ot8h Soccer is for flops 😂 rugby is a real mans game brother
@@acryliczr here`s a mad though: both sports are brilliant
That was the coolest opening to a match I’ve ever seen.
Being from the states I would never seen anything like that
I don't watch rugby.
But because of the haka, I visit here sometimes.
australia dont own the haka? or you mean you visit Aotearoa NZ? hahaha
I didn't understand the language but even i can feel the heat in my blood just by looking Haka. I mean what is this it can even affect the emotion. Such a great warrior dance
Not gonna lie, kinda choked up when Savea accepted it.
samoa mo samoa respect
That's awesome. Classy response to the Haka..well done Wallabies. ❤ Ardie hears you my brothers.
What a great gesture
Side note: This AB squad looks bigger than it has looked in the past
Hoping to see the Springboks lay a Spear at their feet when we meet again... 💪 The Southern Hemisphere are the real Kings of this game.
The smallest player leading the haka and trafficking the shots during the game...just phenomenal!
This is very emotional... All blacks really an awesome rugby team
This was awesome. Challenge accepted in one of the classiest displays I've ever seen.
All blacks best rugby team in the world... love the team and everything it stands for
Respect, Honor and Love from France to the Best and Most Mythical Rugby Team of the World
The All Blacks
🇲🇫🏉❤🏉🇳🇿
The ANZACS have the most unusual, unique relationship in rugby. If we lose to England or ths Bokkies there's always a bitter angry feeling. We haven't won the Bledisloe since 2002, but we only have respect. There is no shame or anger (just frustration). Caxton St after a NZ Aus test is an incredible atmosphere
Infinite respect to The Wallabies, mate.
(And to All Blacks too, obviously)
Feel the MANA of AOTEAROA 🔥
Aotearoa is New Zealand 🇳🇿
@@drjanitor3747 the dutch guy who never stepped foot in it 😂😂😂yeah nah
@@drjanitor3747 Aotearoa! Get used to it lol! 😜
Pure Mutual.
Warior Respect
RESPECT!!! Certainly what football doesn’t have.
We the Springboks will present you with a 220v power inverter as a national symbol during your next Haka.
Absolutely beautiful gesture
First time ever 2 Samoan captains 🇼🇸
This was a great haka. Made me think of a cultural unity and how NZ and Aussie are a mix of cultures. My thoughts on the haka is that it represents asking for help. Some people can defend the goal line by making a tackle. Some can even push a player back from the line, though this is very rare. Some will have to fall with the tackle and hold a player up. Though some people simply can't defend the line. These people require assistance in a time of need. So the haka ultimately represents these people. The Kingdom of David is where the party is at. People work for money and pay tax. With money and gifts people enter the stadium or bar or festival. Black represents something permanent. Something worth protecting. Yellow is something golden or special, also something worth protecting. This weekend the All Blacks play The Wallabies in Dunedin, a great place for a party.
Maybe lay off the crack pipe for a bit mate.
This is nothing short of fantastic for Rugby, love this sport, always classy.
Always fun watching people get concussions
@@jake-qn3tl Boohoo, life is full of danger, get used to the idea before it shows you.
@@AnAfinityForKarma I'm being serious. I love seeing people have their lives ruined playing a trivial sport.
Respect from Argentina
Aww thats was so cool and it actually makes the whole challange complete with respect
At a glance of the thumbnail I thought he picked up a long sausage! 😅
I would follow Ardie to the darkest of places. That man is a leader of men!
Respect!
Thats respect not SA arrogance showing even saying they dont respect other teams disgraceful u go Ausies shame on u SA,
Respect Australia, nice touch
I went to NZ at 17 years old, met a mauri tribe who performed the haka right in my face with spears, tongues and everything. Very intimidating as you have to keep a straight face and try not to offend them. Afterwards they cooked a feast in a big pit and shown us their traditions. Very cool people.
Was that at Rotorua by any chance? I had a similar experience there, and I can still practically taste the _hangi_ (earth oven) feast 😋
@@Somnogenesis im pretty sure it was yes :)
And as much as I love Aaron Smith leading, nobody can take TJ Perenara, that guy oozes passion during the Haka
I will never tire of watching the all blacks
Everytime watch the Haka all the body feel the goosebumps.
That’s a proper response and well done :)
Respect above all. Amazing
It's so odd, we've all seen the Haka a million times and it just keeps being impressive
Sam cane, savea and ioane should always be the front 3, their facial expressions exude passion and history and culture
I think that’s top 3 iv seen in 36 years of watching my team.
Pure class
respect & classy from both sides