I’ve learned and observed some of the Great Moments among The Indians, but I never stop learning from those who teach me. It’s been a great journey into the Culture , Heritage and Traditions. Thank you for the privilege
Poor, delusional, stoned AA's. Engaging in some odd form of LARPing fantasy, trying to steal another culture. Ever so desperately trying to be something, ANYTHING, other than what they are. It's sad. Pathetic, actually.
Glad to see a new video from you. I really appreciate that you can and do share these great moments. It's so coo how the grief process is handled in NOLA.
SALUTE!! This iz my family's HERITAGE this has been a part of my fam for over 40+years, ask anyone about my father,BIG CHIEF JOE PETE, the best to do it
Osiyo. Hello Odsa. Good Inena. Let's go UWODUHI Beautiful Hi Tsalagis. Are you Cherokee Tutsiwoni Tsalagi I speak a little Cherokee Wado. Thank you Second Generation Cherokee Third Generation Cree Family married into the Shinnecock Nation
Black Masking Indians engage in battle in two ways - with words and the costume pageantry. Because this is a funeral for a chief, black indians from many tribes all over town come to pay respect. They naturally will engage in the ritual of musical chanting, even though they're not in their suits (it's cultural). What is not typical is to engage in battle at a funeral. A part of what you are witnessing is battle brewing. Again, verbal and pageantry battles happen during masking events, not usually at a funeral, but things got a little heated.
To the youth; these chants are infused with oral tradition. To say we are of native American descent is more than obvious and is still trying to be eradicated. To say one is black red white yellow is utterly ridiculous and is a label of ignorance. Would you label your child as a crayon.... For we all come from somewhere and we all can be proud of who we are. We are all survivors of colonialism. Know now it's not as shallow as crayons. We all have mixtures of race. Just look at the phenotypes of the olmecs . They traveled as a phoenician typed of people. Obviously using the Jetstream for a highway. The so called race concept is totally a manmade concept. This life is amazing. It's all about class, money, power. Know who you are from your heart. Speak with the elders of your family. Chahta nation / choctaw/ seminole. Everybody knows the seminoles were extremely diverse. Whatever u do don't fall for the race thing. It's simply a sociological concept.... Lord,the most high in heavenly realms that is often misunderstood, help us now!!!! "I make shallow water and give it away"...... And that's how you keep what you have.
Is this a common tradition when an indian or a big chief passes? Some of the language is pretty coarse. Is it accepted or appreciated by the others attending the funeral service? (I am just curious. I'm not being critical myself).
Black Masking Indians engage in battle in two ways - with words and the costume pageantry. Because this is a funeral for a chief, black indians from many tribes all over town come to pay respect. They naturally will engage in the ritual of musical chanting, even though they're not in their suits (it's cultural). What is not typical is to engage in battle at a funeral. A part of what you are witnessing is battle brewing. Again, verbal and pageantry battles happen during masking events, not usually at a funeral, but things got a little heated.
"They are ALL-Bloods. The Rhythm is Indigenous! Don't distort the reality of their heritage. A fusion of Pacific, Eastern and Western Aboriginals! They are Aboriginals of the South Pacific, the Americas and Africa Blended into LIGHT plan and simple!!!" - Escofhari
I love this we really of native Americans
This is how a real Native American get down
Among the greatest voices and Tambourine Players
I’ve learned and observed some of the Great Moments among The Indians, but I never stop learning from those who teach me. It’s been a great journey into the Culture
, Heritage and Traditions. Thank you for the privilege
Classic Moment rite thea.. R.I.P. BIG CHIEF "L"!!
I love my city
I love it New Orleans baby.
That is what you called a real Native American
Poor, delusional, stoned AA's. Engaging in some odd form of LARPing fantasy, trying to steal another culture. Ever so desperately trying to be something, ANYTHING, other than what they are. It's sad. Pathetic, actually.
Peace 2da NO Tribes!!! RIP Chief!!!
Yes New Orleans love it
Some real OG's rite there
So awesome I love it ❤️
Glad to see a new video from you. I really appreciate that you can and do share these great moments. It's so coo how the grief process is handled in NOLA.
Shew fly don’t bother me! Love our American people.
@Vaga365 Glad you are enjoying my videos. Just trying to spread and teach the world about New Orleans culture.
SALUTE!! This iz my family's HERITAGE this has been a part of my fam for over 40+years, ask anyone about my father,BIG CHIEF JOE PETE, the best to do it
Thanks so much onenawlins! Great video. Love the culture that comes from New Orleans. I would love to visit someday to see New Orleans up close.
Osiyo. Hello
Odsa. Good
Inena. Let's go
UWODUHI Beautiful
Hi Tsalagis. Are you Cherokee
Tutsiwoni Tsalagi I speak a little Cherokee
Wado. Thank you
Second Generation Cherokee
Third Generation Cree
Family married into the Shinnecock Nation
Black Masking Indians engage in battle in two ways - with words and the costume pageantry. Because this is a funeral for a chief, black indians from many tribes all over town come to pay respect. They naturally will engage in the ritual of musical chanting, even though they're not in their suits (it's cultural).
What is not typical is to engage in battle at a funeral. A part of what you are witnessing is battle brewing. Again, verbal and pageantry battles happen during masking events, not usually at a funeral, but things got a little heated.
That Tambourine ILL Like A MF 😁
SHOO FLY DONT BOTHER.
DEM!!!👑👑👑👑👑👑🔥🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️😎🖤🕯️🍽️🍼💪🐊🐊🐊
Don't cha just love um! Wild Tchoupitoulaz
🕊🙏🏾💪🏾🕊🙏🏾💪🏾🕊💪🏾🙏🏾🕊
Familia 😍
"You a pain in the ass and you make me sin." That's my best friend right there
👑👑👑👑👑👑
Black people you're the real Native American of this land Aka Turtle Island copper colored races
Let me thru
❤️❤️💋
To the youth; these chants are infused with oral tradition. To say we are of native American descent is more than obvious and is still trying to be eradicated. To say one is black red white yellow is utterly ridiculous and is a label of ignorance. Would you label your child as a crayon....
For we all come from somewhere and we all can be proud of who we are. We are all survivors of colonialism. Know now it's not as shallow as crayons. We all have mixtures of race. Just look at the phenotypes of the olmecs . They traveled as a phoenician typed of people. Obviously using the Jetstream for a highway. The so called race concept is totally a manmade concept. This life is amazing. It's all about class, money, power. Know who you are from your heart. Speak with the elders of your family.
Chahta nation / choctaw/ seminole.
Everybody knows the seminoles were extremely diverse. Whatever u do don't fall for the race thing. It's simply a sociological concept.... Lord,the most high in heavenly realms that is often misunderstood, help us now!!!!
"I make shallow water and give it away"...... And that's how you keep what you have.
Is this a common tradition when an indian or a big chief passes? Some of the language is pretty coarse. Is it accepted or appreciated by the others attending the funeral service? (I am just curious. I'm not being critical myself).
It’s perfectly okay
Black Masking Indians engage in battle in two ways - with words and the costume pageantry. Because this is a funeral for a chief, black indians from many tribes all over town come to pay respect. They naturally will engage in the ritual of musical chanting, even though they're not in their suits (it's cultural).
What is not typical is to engage in battle at a funeral. A part of what you are witnessing is battle brewing. Again, verbal and pageantry battles happen during masking events, not usually at a funeral, but things got a little heated.
Ain’t an Indian in the bunch.
Aren't they African-American? I see no indian here, and I can't hear no indian rhythm too ^^ but Africa 100%
"They are ALL-Bloods. The Rhythm is Indigenous! Don't distort the reality of their heritage. A fusion of Pacific, Eastern and Western Aboriginals! They are Aboriginals of the South Pacific, the Americas and Africa Blended into LIGHT plan and simple!!!" - Escofhari
I don't know why you sign your own comment and liked it tho. Were there slaves imported from australia? I knew only about africa. Jazz sounds african.
You guys look beautiful like Hebrew irsalites
Like real Hebrew irsalites
@@davidblanc458 youre correct, its 100% african