If they would've hired Michael Flatley to lead the Irish rugby Riverdance response to the haka that would've made the ABs laugh....and defused some of the testosterone the haka created. Hmmmm.....something for the Irish to consider for the next world cup.... 😂
Only three things give me the shivers everytime I hear them... 1st, Montagues vs Capulets from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juilet. 2nd, the Haka 3rd, a phone call from my wife when I'm still at the bar.
Tingling already for Saturday, as an Englishman living in Oz, I can't help but smile at our last result but fear for Saturday's. Proper game to come boys!!!!! Long live the beautiful (and only) game.
Can't help but realise the South Africans have a completely different mindset to facing the haka than anyone else. It has never intimidated our greatest rivals. They thrive on it. The North could learn from the Boks instead of arrogantly belittling, ridiculing, minimising what they don't understand.
Yeah that's a big joke. The Bok players are classy but their fans are a bunch of blockheads singing "ole, ole." Also, pretty much every national team nowadays faces the haka without much fuss, even the NH teams. The fans though... Even Kiwi fans are bloody stupid at home games, cheering over the introductory stanza like a pile of idiots.
Agreed Thomas, It's a shame South Africa has so much of their indigenous culture including that of heir own Zulu like War chant maybe. It would've been so cool if they'd incorporate this.
Dre Santos Great post. Let’s face it, the haka is in no way a friendly “let’s have a good game”. If a team doesn’t “respect” a bunch of guys threatening them the ABs need to have a think. I always remember Campese mucking about in the dead ball area when they did the haka. He didn’t care, why should he have ? I’m sure the triggered kiwis will get angry here. The ABs are superb, it’’s only a game of rugby, not captain cook landing on the shore.
9 years back the AB’s played Munster down in Thomand Park. At that time Munster was the only Irish team to have once won a match against them. They did the Haka and when it finished up steps 3 of Munsters New Zealand born player with Doug Howlett front and centre sending the challenge right back at them in the first Haka ever returned from a Northern hemisphere team. Spine tingling moment followed by a fierce game narrowly won by the AB’s.
Well everything that Irish reporter said has just been proven stupid by the respect and love that our fellow rugby nations have for it🙌 So good to hear the love that rugby stars from across the globe have for our culture♥️ love from NZ🇳🇿
Emoji - Soldier as an American (yes American watch rugby ) there is a beautiful irony of the HAKA for the opponent it is you wanna see it for the pride but you don't wanna be on the other end coz you might end up losing coz ur intimidated by it
Love hearing how all players from around the world have the highest respect for the haka, and it helps them to bring out their best against NZ to make for a great game.
Much respect to the diverse opinions of players and their humbling experience of the Haka and what it mean't for them individually. Great insight from All Blacks opponents.
The Japanese players are spot the Haka can inspire you as much as it can the team performing it. You feed off of its energy to increase your defiant resolve.
It's about the challenge and it's a big part of aotearoa (New Zealand) and a big part of our rugby culture and being a new zealander doesn't matter what race or beliefs you come from. l can feel there Mana, kaha and love for there country when the abs perform the haka😛😝
were not in exam are we lol. I think most people get the message when each and every one of the abs perform the haka there thinking about there country if you get my drift. every one has there own way of putting messages across it's how that person interprets it l guess..😁😁😁😁
Love the psycology and mind set of the players who take up, respect and honour the challenge understanding what the haka is about, it inspires those players to lift their game, thus drawing the very best out of them to compete at the highest level which enriches our game. If you don't understand that then may I suggest you take up a less physical and intellectual sport like pokemon go on your iphone 11, while sipping on a double decaf, low carb, double cup and triple lided for your saftey, trim soy and coconut water Laté 🏆🏉 Love from a Wallabies supporter.
That's great. As a Kiwi, I hope you're tuning in to the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France. The All Blacks are about to face the home team in the biggest opening world cup game of all time. The haka will be immense.
I don't want to live in a world where the All blacks don't make the Haka before the game. The Haka is one of the most unique and amazing things in all sport.
@@bigpickles im glad to hear that. And for any one who think the Haka give the ABs a psychological advantage there are a lot of rugby teams who performed cultural inspired dances before the games and are bad teams. Other example is the Haka used by New Zealand basketball team, there are "OK" but they are far for dominate his sport.
It helps man to be a man. I an age when manhood is veing seen as an inconveniance, odd, is being attacked and almost forbidden, this is ond of the things that could help it to survive. It makes me proud to be a rugby player and a fan, it mskes me proud yo be a man!
yeah man... imagine india developed a rugby team... that dance would be something quite special wouldn't it? (its a bollywood dancing joke, funny in my head, not with words). excuse me for bad english
9 years back the AB’s played Munster down in Thomand Park. At that time Munster was the only Irish team to have once won a match against them. They did the Haka and when it finished up steps 3 of Munsters New Zealand born player with Doug Howlett front and centre sending the challenge right back at them in the first Haka ever returned from a Northern hemisphere team. Spine tingling moment followed by a fierce game narrowly won by the AB’s
It's different performing the Haka as one person. It's meant to be done in a group. And anyways, you cannot reply to a haka, with a haka. That's like telling someone "your mum fat" and then replying with "your mum fat too". C'mon now..
@@loukes116 I don't know about that mate. You can do the haka back if you want if that's your culture. By yourself self or with other's just means you're challenging them back. Where do you think the All Blacks got their haka inspiration from?
Kiaora. It's not just a War dance. If it was, we wouldn't let our kids do it. It can be a challenge like this one the All Blacks use. It's like, I'm going to try and beat you and you are welcome to try and beat me. It is also used to congratulate or celebrate someones achievements. Or to welcome honoured visitors/guests to our Marae or country. It is only used as a War dance if you intend to kill the people you are showing it to, in times of actual war or battle. So it's not just a war dance. ✌🐹
Very telling that the team that respect it the most is their toughest rivals in the Springboks!! Tends to be the opponents further down the list who complain about it!!
Do as you please when you face any Haka! It won't stop them getting what they want,and get,out of it,anyway? Best thing to do though is front up and take some mana from them and use it against them!
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The Irish should not stand there and take it, they should do a warrior dance back. Irish are Celts, Celts were fierce warriors. They should make up their own dance, similar. Look at how Munster did a haka back to the ABs back about 10 years ago...amazing moment...and it worked...they lost but very narrowly.
To me, the Haka is like a gentleman's handshake before a dual/ fight/battle. So when teams stand there & face it, i see that as the opposing team returning the handshake If i'm about to put up a fight & i put my hand out for that hand shake & you turn your back on me, i will see that as a sign of disrespect, weakness, lack of confidence, arrogance, waste of time - like you are better than. It is probably why those teams who have rejected the AB's Haka/ handshake ( turned their backs/ opposing team's fans trying to drown out the Haka ) have lost. That is how i see the Haka. AB's putting their hands out for a respectful gentleman's hand shake. Respecting you as an individual player/ team, as well as acknowledgement of your time & pressence.
And here the Irish say to get rid our haka and that it's unfair. Its totally the opposite.. some people are afraid or dont like what they dont understand . But some people do so big respect to them
Standing in front of the All Blacks doing the Haka. You have completed the ultimate Rugby journey in your personal rugby career. You either play your heart out and lose with dignity. Or You haven't given it your all on the feild
it's embarrassing, but at first i thought they were trying to provoke the opponents because i didn't' know about the performance like Haka. were there any literally fight historically because of misunderstanding like i did?
It's a war dance, show of respect and an intimidation. So technically they kinda were :/ hakas were done before the maori land wars in nz to signal war.
In this situation (Rugby Haka) they are appealing to their Ancestors & the Earth to summon the energy, strength & support. Also asking from all who have ever worn the Black Jumper past & present to assist in delivering the best possible outcome. (One of the lines in one of the Haka’s says . If we live, we live, if we die, we die.) Stating also to those beside, in front & behind you will leave everything out on the field on their quest. When the Haka is done. It is done with 100% Mana (Passion or Heart) or you don’t do it at all.
I hope they do sing and I hope the team joins in as well! If you are being challenged by a Haka you can respond to it however you wish. England, Ireland, Wales etc...have a tradition of singing...If that's how the choose to respond to the challenge then good on them.
salty spaceman I’m from NZ and, you’re right. Here in NZ many people get soft when it comes to the Hāka. They think of it wrong, it’s meant to ramp everyone up. Instead of being a display that you just watch
@@demos1198 Don't get butt hurt, that dance has been funny from the first time I've seen it. Not doubting the credibility of the rugby team, they'll definitely win it out but the haka always gives me a laugh. Good on you New Zealand.
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Merrit Stahlhut ?? wat u mean I dont get it
Look at these gentleman. Not a single ounce of ego in any of them. Truly a great sport!
TJ has too much ego
gram
Biggest egos in world sport
As if, they thought they had it in the bag before they entered the pitch
if the Irish did a river dance back to them it could have given them a psychological advantage
It wouldn't of
Not a Riverdance
If they would've hired Michael Flatley to lead the Irish rugby Riverdance response to the haka that would've made the ABs laugh....and defused some of the testosterone the haka created. Hmmmm.....something for the Irish to consider for the next world cup.... 😂
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Only three things give me the shivers everytime I hear them...
1st, Montagues vs Capulets from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juilet.
2nd, the Haka
3rd, a phone call from my wife when I'm still at the bar.
castro sherwood 😂👍
Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are not alone with # 3.
In re #3, it's amazing how the Old Ball & Chain can seek you out and find you.
Tingling already for Saturday, as an Englishman living in Oz, I can't help but smile at our last result but fear for Saturday's. Proper game to come boys!!!!! Long live the beautiful (and only) game.
COME ON ENGLAND, COME ON ENGLAND
i’m a kiwi and i have to say this is the first match i’ve really been nervous about in the last 3 world cups
Much as I love England, I'm not too optimistic
GL! It'll be a good game.
May the best team win from a Kiwi. This is what us rugby fans live for, enjoy it!
Proud Kiwi! I'm glad the other teams see the Haka as an honor, warms my heart.
Can't help but realise the South Africans have a completely different mindset to facing the haka than anyone else. It has never intimidated our greatest rivals. They thrive on it. The North could learn from the Boks instead of arrogantly belittling, ridiculing, minimising what they don't understand.
Yeah that's a big joke. The Bok players are classy but their fans are a bunch of blockheads singing "ole, ole." Also, pretty much every national team nowadays faces the haka without much fuss, even the NH teams. The fans though... Even Kiwi fans are bloody stupid at home games, cheering over the introductory stanza like a pile of idiots.
Agreed Thomas, It's a shame South Africa has so much of their indigenous culture including that of heir own Zulu like War chant maybe. It would've been so cool if they'd incorporate this.
Prince of Theves explain
Dre Santos Great post. Let’s face it, the haka is in no way a friendly “let’s have a good game”. If a team doesn’t “respect” a bunch of guys threatening them the ABs need to have a think. I always remember Campese mucking about in the dead ball area when they did the haka. He didn’t care, why should he have ?
I’m sure the triggered kiwis will get angry here.
The ABs are superb, it’’s only a game of rugby, not captain cook landing on the shore.
D. Allan m8. Professional Rugby is hard enough to use a Hāka. Like, it’s actually a really smart sport
9 years back the AB’s played Munster down in Thomand Park. At that time Munster was the only Irish team to have once won a match against them. They did the Haka and when it finished up steps 3 of Munsters New Zealand born player with Doug Howlett front and centre sending the challenge right back at them in the first Haka ever returned from a Northern hemisphere team. Spine tingling moment followed by a fierce game narrowly won by the AB’s.
Is there any vision of this returned HAKA???
@@Warpedsmacyes
Well everything that Irish reporter said has just been proven stupid by the respect and love that our fellow rugby nations have for it🙌 So good to hear the love that rugby stars from across the globe have for our culture♥️ love from NZ🇳🇿
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Proud New Zealander🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🙌🏽
Emoji - Soldier what was the score against wales 🏴
Swansea Goals and highlights we haven’t faced them yet in the World Cup
Emoji - Soldier as an American (yes American watch rugby ) there is a beautiful irony of the HAKA for the opponent it is you wanna see it for the pride but you don't wanna be on the other end coz you might end up losing coz ur intimidated by it
@@faiththomas1749 that's why theres this whole thing going around, about whether world Rugby should ban the haka or not
They lost against england
Love hearing how all players from around the world have the highest respect for the haka, and it helps them to bring out their best against NZ to make for a great game.
I play rugby in college
I always listen Haka before rugby game
Go all blacks!!
They are out of the RWC!! Oh yes!!
Much respect to the diverse opinions of players and their humbling experience of the Haka and what it mean't for them individually. Great insight from All Blacks opponents.
Can't wait NZ v England semi final.
Gonna be an awesome game, both teams in great form either team can win!
@Seb it starts in 20 minutes bro!
The Japanese players are spot the Haka can inspire you as much as it can the team performing it. You feed off of its energy to increase your defiant resolve.
It's about the challenge and it's a big part of aotearoa (New Zealand) and a big part of our rugby culture and being a new zealander doesn't matter what race or beliefs you come from. l can feel there Mana, kaha and love for there country when the abs perform the haka😛😝
Kamehameha
There country?
were not in exam are we lol. I think most people get the message when each and every one of the abs perform the haka there thinking about there country if you get my drift. every one has there own way of putting messages across it's how that person interprets it l guess..😁😁😁😁
@@lechickiloveWell said Le Chick. Great name. The haka is appreciated and respected by all New Zealanders regardless of ethnicity. It is who we are.
Love the psycology and mind set of the players who take up, respect and honour the challenge understanding what the haka is about, it inspires those players to lift their game, thus drawing the very best out of them to compete at the highest level which enriches our game. If you don't understand that then may I suggest you take up a less physical and intellectual sport like pokemon go on your iphone 11, while sipping on a double decaf, low carb, double cup and triple lided for your saftey, trim soy and coconut water Laté 🏆🏉 Love from a Wallabies supporter.
Haka is "The lions in the Ragby field ". So much they come with full confidence. It's the only game that challenges each player in the team.
Must be a good game that Ragby.
The Boks and Bok supporters get really pumped up after the Haka, We respect the Haka and don't make light of the challenge.
Bokkes are great at this. Love them so much, as a kiwi. Really want to see ABs vs SA final, would be magical.
Yep, they know how to show respect and we love them for it! Perhaps some Irish can learn a lesson from them.
To except the challenge is a the first obstacle, then to play against the AB's is other.
Its not personal, its not just a game, rugby is life.
Beyond inspirational. Leaves me in the fullest of silences. Knowing now more about it.
That's great. As a Kiwi, I hope you're tuning in to the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France. The All Blacks are about to face the home team in the biggest opening world cup game of all time. The haka will be immense.
Awesome respect from all international teams... All worthy for the challenge!!!
Imagine perenara starting right after a haka? Weird how he heads to the bench.
Watching the NZ haka on youtube, got me into watching rugby. 👍👍👍👍
@Salt & Pepper Why lol? I was serious, I am from Pakistan.
Lol that's awesome. Enjoy the game, bro! Maybe get a local team together and start playing it!
That's great Usman. Hope your tuning in to the opening All Blacks v France game at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France. Should be good.
I don't want to live in a world where the All blacks don't make the Haka before the game. The Haka is one of the most unique and amazing things in all sport.
As long as the ABs play rugby, there will be a haka. Don't worry about that!
@@bigpickles im glad to hear that. And for any one who think the Haka give the ABs a psychological advantage there are a lot of rugby teams who performed cultural inspired dances before the games and are bad teams. Other example is the Haka used by New Zealand basketball team, there are "OK" but they are far for dominate his sport.
@@hisroyalairness23MJ exactly!
They who take up the challenge against the All Blacks KNOW! It’s a battle of Warriors on a battlefield! WE’RE COMING FOR YOU!🇳🇿
Oh dear
Well done England 🏴😎👍
So proud of our whanau. Good luck AB! Bring home the Ellis Cup! 😊
Love the Haka and I wish all countries incorporated their indigenous peoples culture into their game.
Seeing PSDT speak in this video lets you see why the win against the AB's last year meant so much to him.
It helps man to be a man. I an age when manhood is veing seen as an inconveniance, odd, is being attacked and almost forbidden, this is ond of the things that could help it to survive. It makes me proud to be a rugby player and a fan, it mskes me proud yo be a man!
Shut up
Wish more countries had a war chant or haka.I always get chills when the all black perform their haka!
yeah man... imagine india developed a rugby team... that dance would be something quite special wouldn't it? (its a bollywood dancing joke, funny in my head, not with words). excuse me for bad english
@@dimitardobrev3296That would be hilarious. Surely the Indians had some type of martial art type sword dance or something.
@@JaemanEdwards Yeah they certainly have a rich history of martial arts and combat techniques!
The only reason I watch rugby and I'm a South African
Cue the Sweet Chariot during the game Saturday night.
Come on ABs, get up and do the haka along with the boys! Should be a great game!
If I was that guy.. I've would've done the haka back to the All Blacks being part Maori, why not
9 years back the AB’s played Munster down in Thomand Park. At that time Munster was the only Irish team to have once won a match against them. They did the Haka and when it finished up steps 3 of Munsters New Zealand born player with Doug Howlett front and centre sending the challenge right back at them in the first Haka ever returned from a Northern hemisphere team. Spine tingling moment followed by a fierce game narrowly won by the AB’s
It's different performing the Haka as one person. It's meant to be done in a group. And anyways, you cannot reply to a haka, with a haka. That's like telling someone "your mum fat" and then replying with "your mum fat too". C'mon now..
@@aidanmasterson50 Yeah i remember that mate.what a great moment that was
@@loukes116 I don't know about that mate. You can do the haka back if you want if that's your culture. By yourself self or with other's just means you're challenging them back. Where do you think the All Blacks got their haka inspiration from?
@@aidanmasterson50 I remember that bud.. I was so proud of Howlett and the others to see them do the haka back to the All Blacks
i have spent the last three days getting goose bumps vid after vid tweet after tweet
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Who's watching this, after they just lost to England 😂
Didn't work did it ha
They got destroyed
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me
ME IM SO ANGRY
Kiaora. It's not just a War dance. If it was, we wouldn't let our kids do it. It can be a challenge like this one the All Blacks use. It's like, I'm going to try and beat you and you are welcome to try and beat me. It is also used to congratulate or celebrate someones achievements. Or to welcome honoured visitors/guests to our Marae or country.
It is only used as a War dance if you intend to kill the people you are showing it to, in times of actual war or battle. So it's not just a war dance. ✌🐹
Very telling that the team that respect it the most is their toughest rivals in the Springboks!! Tends to be the opponents further down the list who complain about it!!
Lets go All blacks. I get chills every time!
TJ looks like an angry, hungry creature just before it gobbles you up. WITH FRIENDS.
great part of the Game
Do as you please when you face any Haka! It won't stop them getting what they want,and get,out of it,anyway? Best thing to do though is front up and take some mana from them and use it against them!
Jey Mcbride I’m from NZ and you’re correct. That’s like the whole point of the Hāka
@@DJ-ce3hq churrr,sup hard cuz,all good!
It doesn't matter if you play good or bad rugby but your Haka should be good.
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Fifa world cup
Rugby world cup
Euro
Cricket world cup and more
To be changed from every 4 years to every 2 years
Proud kiwi👌ALL BLACK everything💪💪
I always thought highly of my country but To see the all blacks out there taking on the world. It’s a good feeling to be a kiwi
The Irish should not stand there and take it, they should do a warrior dance back. Irish are Celts, Celts were fierce warriors. They should make up their own dance, similar. Look at how Munster did a haka back to the ABs back about 10 years ago...amazing moment...and it worked...they lost but very narrowly.
To me, the Haka is like a gentleman's handshake before a dual/ fight/battle. So when teams stand there & face it, i see that as the opposing team returning the handshake
If i'm about to put up a fight & i put my hand out for that hand shake & you turn your back on me, i will see that as a sign of disrespect, weakness, lack of confidence, arrogance, waste of time - like you are better than.
It is probably why those teams who have rejected the AB's Haka/ handshake ( turned their backs/ opposing team's fans trying to drown out the Haka ) have lost.
That is how i see the Haka. AB's putting their hands out for a respectful gentleman's hand shake. Respecting you as an individual player/ team, as well as acknowledgement of your time & pressence.
Giving it respect or not, opposition teams rarely win
@@tanegurnick5071 True - but the teams & their fans that look down on the Haka have lost by an embarrassing margin.
england made light work
William Lawson Scotch, the best Haka ever.
proud to be a kiwi watching this
I met Jordie barrett in a bathroom
Carlos Moloney Really?😂
Let’s Go the AB’s!
I wonder What Joe Schmidt thought of it when everytime a haka is up against his Ireland side
Lesshhgooo ! ⚫⚫⚫
If i was standing opposite that, i'd either burst out laughing or cringe uncontrollably inside, i'd have to look away
well glad that u will never have the privilege
And here the Irish say to get rid our haka and that it's unfair. Its totally the opposite.. some people are afraid or dont like what they dont understand . But some people do so big respect to them
This video aged well
Standing in front of the All Blacks doing the Haka.
You have completed the ultimate Rugby journey in your personal rugby career.
You either play your heart out and lose with dignity.
Or
You haven't given it your all on the feild
Apparently you're no longer allowed to approach the Haka. Where is the fairness in that?
well obviously you can't. do you expect south africa to approach the all blacks while their anthem is being played?
England should have done a Morris dance before beating the All Blacks this morning. I expect they probably forgot to bring Their baldricks with them.
I hope nz wins the Japanese World Cup
Go nz
It's not a Japanese rwc. It's hosted by Japan, but isn't sponsored or run by them. So it's kinda wrong to call it that
@@demos1198 Calm down you know what he meant
@@johnnyblake8248 I wasnt being a douche. Didn't even say it that badly, just a little correction. Don't be so butthurt
@@demos1198 I know I was just saying it doesn't really matter we all knew what he meant ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@Giants #1 fan me read my previous comment and then re-read it till you understand
Said well by Kerrin read it’s about the boys beside you
Kerrin?
Taco Vendor gotta love auto correct 😂
@@callumcoyne2388 it can make for some funny moments eh? 😂
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Yes, but if it gave them a disadvantage they wouldn’t be so keen to do it would they?
Stephen Marshall to do what?
Why don't they do this in Cricket??
I honestly love the haka it's halerious not intimidating
your comment is HALERIOUS lol
Learn to spell next time you try to insult us.
@@londonbeatz what I'm not insulting anyone and for your information one I'm dyslexic and 2 my dad is from New Zealand so don't jump to conclusions
Who would think England would win like that
Nama Pertama nahhhhh
Cmon England 🏴🏴🏴🏴
it's embarrassing, but at first i thought they were trying to provoke the opponents because i didn't' know about the performance like Haka.
were there any literally fight historically because of misunderstanding like i did?
It's a war dance, show of respect and an intimidation. So technically they kinda were :/ hakas were done before the maori land wars in nz to signal war.
Hi Yuki. It is a welcome and a challenge. If you ever come to NZ, try to visit a Marae. They will welcome you with a haka.
@@bigpickles are you maori? Just a question because something you said didn't make sense
In this situation (Rugby Haka) they are appealing to their Ancestors & the Earth to summon the energy, strength & support. Also asking from all who have ever worn the Black Jumper past & present to assist in delivering the best possible outcome. (One of the lines in one of the Haka’s says . If we live, we live, if we die, we die.) Stating also to those beside, in front & behind you will leave everything out on the field on their quest. When the Haka is done. It is done with 100% Mana (Passion or Heart) or you don’t do it at all.
Tj perenara 😎💪👌
It’s official, the all blacks just recently took the title of best international team in the world back from wales, we’re back bois!
DEATH TO SQUID not so fast booiiii
You're currently in 3rd place
You don’t even know which team I support
I mean which country I’m from
I know a better question English people what's it like denigrating a culture by chanting a slavery song
Torrential Downpour are u talking bout swing low sweet chariot cause good point it did have racist roots
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Just ask Owen Farrell mate
It ain't that intimidating lol, Tonga's and Samoa's war dance is pretty crazy💯
Not,no where near the haka
Not even close to the haka
yeah but no...
Be nice to your Polynesian brothers
Yeah bro. I watched our team vs Tonga and boy oh boy, the Tongans war dance was fkn awesome!
To me
To the british?Not much it seems.
Well england were not scared of their weird dance and destroyed them
you shouldn't call it weird go back to primary and learn how to respect
Little kids like you wont understand
Go the ABS! Beat england! kapo o pango for the win boi
When India will qualify for rugby World Cup
When they get good. Potential is there.
Never
someone has to teach the Kabadi boys how to play!!
When we stop dumping all eggs in cricket.
NEVER!
Ask Kobus Wiese
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who’s watching this after the south africans disrespected the haka in 2024
alblacks hakka ofshow.
who thinks all black wins please like
A doctor donated Maori blood from a kiwi
Hope the English fans respect the haka this Saturday and not sing bloody chariot all the way through it.
I hope they do sing and I hope the team joins in as well! If you are being challenged by a Haka you can respond to it however you wish. England, Ireland, Wales etc...have a tradition of singing...If that's how the choose to respond to the challenge then good on them.
They will absolutely sing. If you respect the haka too much, you lose the first battle
Responding to the haka is respecting and accepting the challenge!
Swing low swing home
salty spaceman I’m from NZ and, you’re right. Here in NZ many people get soft when it comes to the Hāka. They think of it wrong, it’s meant to ramp everyone up. Instead of being a display that you just watch
i don’t watch rugby but is it rude to laugh
Nope ha
True players telling you it's an honor to face the haka, not couch potatoes who probably never played rugby before
yep true that
Hope the All Blacks win
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Its like watching 15 grown men jump and dance around like little princesses. All you can do it hold your laughter in.
New Zealand will win
No that's yourself in UK Drag Race.
Mr CJ I know 😂 until you see it face to face
@@DJ-ce3hq no i mean you laugh at it face to face.
Mr CJ ohhh. Nah, it’s different face to face. I’m fact of you laugh at it face to face I think they would beat you
Wales will win the RWC🏴
england
no rsa
what a load of cobblers
Its gona beat your team
Shoes? Nah mate, your shoes vs your stupidity
RedTerrorist13 well clearly not
The haka is hilarious. 0:20 pmsl
Thomss Noctor haha. Yeah that part was so funny
Yes you are
You can all grow up and show some respect you pricks. Understand some culture and while you're at it, get some brains.
@@demos1198 Don't get butt hurt, that dance has been funny from the first time I've seen it. Not doubting the credibility of the rugby team, they'll definitely win it out but the haka always gives me a laugh. Good on you New Zealand.
Thomas, don't come to NZ! Your lack of cultural understanding will probably land you in hot water
south africa will win the world cup from pakistan
Not a chance. England is the only one with a chance to beat ABs and even then ABs will win.
wait and see
Taco Vendor and England just dominated the all black it was a good game