FILIPINO Tinikling Traditional DANCE | Talented Filipinos | American REACTION

What's up everyone, today I am reacting to Tinikling, a traditional Filipino dance. I really enjoyed watching this traditional dance of the Philippines. They are so talented.
Please let me know in the comments any other dances that you would like me to check out :)
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[@gracematubis8317]

Hello,
Why are you living in the Philippines? I’m just curious.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

I'm married to a Filipina and I enjoy it here :)

[@StockyDude]

The Tinikling songs are Spanish influenced but the dance originates from Filipino tribes.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Ah ok, awesome. It's so unique and I would love to try it, haha

[@majavalera9739]

Please react TNT boys
Flash light❤
Maraming salamat po❤🇵🇭

[@becomefluentinenglish]

I will check it out, thank you :)

[@majavalera9739]

@@becomefluentinenglish salamat po🇵🇭❤

[@MyraMalunes]

Teach in school

[@ralphronelpaden69]

Please also do Singkil

[@becomefluentinenglish]

I will check it out, thank you for recommending it po :)

[@marksibulan2384]

Its a part of our curriculum in Physical Education. Every August we celebrate "Buwan ng Wika". All of the school celebrate it with program at school including cultural and traditional dances. Poetry, folk songs etc..
Hope you enjoy staying here in the Philippines. Feel at home. Filipino people are real friend if you are real to them.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Thanks so much, that's so cool that it is a part of the curriculum. :)

[@StockyDude]

In the U.S. we celebrate Asian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Some schools and other organizations like to have special events that show Asian or Pacific Islander culture. The Tinikling of the Philippines has become one of the popular presentations lately. Last May, I did the sticks for Tinikling and was one of the performers for the Haka (war chant) of the Native Maori of New Zealand. Lots of fun.

[@Miami293]

Please so Itik-itik or Sayaw sa bangko

[@orlandobangayan8178]

Most of all filipino can dance tinikling coz we have it traditional dance in schools.

[@joninihao7200]

I think its the sound of the bamboo you need to listen "tsig, tsig, thik" the "thik" sound is when the bamboo close. I dance it before and thats what i always do. I learn it at school before where you put in a grouping and you need to choose a traditional.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

I actually went on a River cruise in Bohol last week for the first time and saw them doing that. It was awesome.

[@MaVictoriaDubriaGlema]

i love tinikling dance when i was young and i was grade 6 i had danced it once i was so happy, well not from spans just Pilipino dance why foreigner always thinking everyhting are from spans im sick on it we're pilipino and we have our own too or not Mabuhayyy

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Haha, I don't think everything here is from Spain :) That's so cool that you have danced this before.

[@nelmadeguzman1221]

Before when i was young and in school.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Awesome, did you enjoy it ?

[@samuelforonda7917]

Come to the North bruhh

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Definitely will once it's easier to travel :)

[@samuelforonda7917]

I'm yuor new subscriber here from north luzon

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Awesome, thanks so much

[@FranciscoA.Portes]

Tinikling is a traditional dance of the Philippines tickling is a bird during harvest season of rice the bird down from the field to eat rice people make a bamboo trap .

[@jaynavarro1101]

Wow haha Filipino tinikling dance
sorry late ako sa video na ito
Tinikling dance, is really a Filipino tradition. tinuturo din ito sa school
Pag naipit yung paa ayy ang-sakit araayy! haha
SALAMAT ng marami
GOODNIGHT nalang po.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

I want to try it some time haha

[@noone5014]

No Spanish influence in it bro, just pure Filipino tradition.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Awesome, thanks :)

[@Anime-qd2og]

Im Filipino and I can do this little bit because our teacher in P.E Teach us how to do it, so I learn this from School

[@becomefluentinenglish]

That is so cool. I want to try it someday :)

[@Anime-qd2og]

@@becomefluentinenglish really?!, Woah that would be Nice and exciting ☺️

[@becomefluentinenglish]

I think so haha

[@becomefluentinenglish]

How often do they break their ankles, OUCH, haha

[@jerandroid]

Awesome reaction 🇵🇭 ❤💝💞❤

[@becomefluentinenglish]

Thank you po :)

[@nelmadeguzman1221]

Learn from school because it is our traditional dance folk dance...tinikling.

[@becomefluentinenglish]

That's nice, I would like to try it sometime :)