Incredible war cry and haka stirs huge rugby league crowd | NRL on Nine
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I am just an old white guy from New Jersey, but BOY can i feel the power and HONOR and amazing beauty of this Haka!! Incredible!
Surprised you Americans haven’t stolen it to add to the list of already stolen “National” pride
You mean your from "Nu Joisey"
White boy or not
It’s a war dance. We all stick together. Black white blue or purple.
@@glennsmith5063 not a dance.
@@mwswzyyy it kind of is, it’s a choreographed version of the traditional war cry
As a Māori I absolutely LOVE the aboriginal war dance
Respect ✊🏽
Did you no some maori help brition in war with maori
@@jed_91 Did u know that those same Māori also fought against the British?!? Māori back in those days were not united. As such many sided with the British to fight traditional enemies. They had previously or would go onto fight the British themselves. Did u know that despite being divided into warring tribes the Māori were never defeated by the British?!? In fact it was dumb luck the white people ended up with all the land. The Māori only agreed to meager settlements because they had been devastated by diseases for which they had no immunity to. Look at covid 19. Now imagine many covids happening at once.
As your distant Austronesian relatives in Malaysia, we absolutely love the Haka. So powerful and watching it hits home, despite having thousands of years of diverging cultures between us.
As someone with no Māori ties, this gives me chills. I love watching these.
I absolutely LOVE how they kept this tradition alive. This makes me feel ways I can't explain. I'm not crying, you are. Absolute chills.
You took the words right out of my head, friend!🤙
Why are you crying there is litterly nothing to cry at
@@waltir2187 let people feel how they feel
@@isaacyeon6334 it's just a bit silly tho they saw them do the dance and thought that's the saddest thing they have ever seen
@@waltir2187 tears aren't just a sadness thing, genius
Have literally never seen the Aboriginal war dance before. Had to watch that like 3 times over, that was amazing. Really cool to see these two cultures having so much respect for eachother. A reminder that the world is so diverse and beautiful.
Aboriginal war dance is not part of traditional culture but a piece of dance theatre - they had no war dance or smoking and welcome to country which is another piece of theatre by Ernie Dingo from the late 1970's
@@jimlofts5433 My guy, all traditions gotta start somewhere
barf
@@glenthorne5936they’re both made up buddy 😂 the national anthem is older than both of them
@@jimlofts5433And you were there thousands of years ago so you know exactly what happened. Your ancestors are clearly English judging by a statement like that. Probably got sent to OZ for stealing a bottle of champagne 😂
That was intense, how good were both cultures, mad respects
Z_\
@Ben Dover was referring to both Maori and the aboriginal cultures, but i suppose you're that uneducated you had to ask
@Ben Dover learn about your own culture first
@@WhaleOilBeefHooked2024 it's sad that lonely idiots like Ben don't have any culture nor identity! Aboriginals and Pacific Islanders do and they rock!
They are the to play footy not a freaking dance off. The game woulda started half an hour earlier if they didn't dance off
Indigenous pride worldwide baby!
I may not be from Australia or New Zealand but I am a First Nations man from Canada. I’m loving the war dances and representation of both the Maori people and the aboriginal Australians. Much love to both of your cultures and peoples. Indigenous pride baby 🌎🌍🌏
Peace and Love from Treaty 1 Canada, Anishinaabe territory!
One love
Hey, it’s your southern relatives the Lummi and Semiahmoo saying hi :D
Much love to you brother , I am from the aboriginal tribe Dja Dja Wurring. Proud 👏
🖤💛❤️
@@shaebarnes9024 You shouldn't be. The racial equivalent of dirt.
Wow, this is amazing, as a Kiwi who lived for a short time in Townsville, to see the cultural performances of the local Aboriginal tribes was wonderful. It’s not often our New Zealand teams get a challenge back. To see this at a game is fantastic.
💯
I would luv to see more of this. Soo proud of our indigenous people - our true culture. I am an Aussie and am so pleased to see all this. I would love to learn the languages of the indiginous people. Looking forward to seeing more.
I think it would be so incredible if all teams could do something like this. Any country or ethnic group with any sort of battle cry should be able to do so.
I'm a southeast asian, and seeing these war dances being performed gives me goosebumps and teary eyed. My deep respects to these athletes and the culture they bring and show the world.
The amount of respect for another outshines the most. Love how they make this head to head gesture at the end! Mad respect for these guys!
Mad respect, sir!
That gesture is known as a hongi. Two people touch noses, exhaling and inhaling while doing so. That way, each breathes the air that has been inside the other. This creates and demonstrates a connection between them.
100%. The mutual respect is off the charts and so inspiring. That really moved me.
Shows how deep and rich is both the country's roots....gave me goosebumps..!!
@B Whit australia has the oldest living culture on the planet… how is that just a show
@@KANIME were you talking to me?
@@chadchadderton Africa*
@@flashfive12 Aboriginal Australians have also been theorized to have been a beginning point for the human race by genealogists too. Their gene pool was undisturbed for thousands of years and is just as old.
@@kubobetterrelax7435 no wonder they got no brains
As a Samoan Maori Kiwi, I love the Australian comeback 😭 It's about time!!! Well done the Aussies ❤
Max respect my brother....Am from the Bundjalung people of Northern NSW.
We feel the same way when we see the haka.... True spiritual awareness and power.....
The challenge from our aboriginal brothers was fricken awesome. And then the hongi afterwards…brought tears to my eyes.
Im samoan mix too😂❤
We are so behind NZ. Just read comments and look at the racism over Welcome to country in Australia over the Māori culture. No one complains about the Haka but Aussies have a terribly negative attitude to Aboriginal people, deeply embedded in the nations psyche from the white Australia policy. It's an ugly racist nation
Much love from South Africa. Haka means a lot to us and the players.
As a Maori, I have so much love and respect for my indigenous brothers 💯
Love ya more my brother my home is your home always and forever
Ae tika.
Tautoko!!
Max respect my brother, on behalf of Bundjalung people of Northern NSW.🤙
Wasn't it great to see a response like that . Love it.
The sound the crowd made throughout the whole stadium when the Indigenous started their performance literally sent chills down my spine and made me cry!
Especially after ⬛🟡🟥
Both teams did great!
I’m aboriginal from the Ngaanyatjarra lands
@@Young_SlayerKO ⬛🟡🟥
@@Young_SlayerKO I’m Gadigal from the Eora nation
I'm from djndunuffyn and so proud of you all
@@Young_SlayerKOwhy did you people give up your land I am Aboriginal American Indian
1:51 nice to hear the support from the islanders 🇼🇸🇹🇴CHEEHOOOO!!
❤
It's all love 🙏🏼
@8:26 is when the real power is shown. Nothing greater than respect among sporting rivals. I’m South African and wish we had such amazing moments, culture and respect among our local rugby teams ( not to say there isn’t, but nothing like this) Amazing performance by both teams!
I'm in SA🇿🇦 we don't have even a pinch of this amazing display of culture, it's out of this world
8:31
I'm not sure there are any other countries that have as many official languages as South Africa. Here in NZ we have 2 - Te Reo Māori and NZ Sign Language. You guys are waaay more cultured than you realise.
@@WFCaxeman We are culturally rich in South Africa, just in a different way to Aus and New Zealand. Not that it’s a bad thing!
You guys have african dialects in South Africa you still got culture
The Indigenous Allstars waited and they responded. Much respect to both teams.
Proud to be Indigenous.
Proud of what just be good it is like i am proud of my Green T Shirt ... Pointless
Proud to be involved kia ora from Maori Samoan
@@uhm6103 Thank you for the information good for you, you are fantastic
I dont know about you but its about time we start chewing on folks again right???
@@lostinspace699 Probably proud of your illegal attraction to jnr white girls as well
So badass. And I love how they show respect to each other at the end there.
Pity the respect doesn't flow to Australia as a Nation. These same people REFUSED to sing the National Anthem.
Awesome so proud to be Aussie.
This should be at a lot more international sporting events from our First Nation people
Mad respect to all the Mobbs of Australia the true people's of that beautiful land.Mana Maori
Yes it should. We Kiwis certainly appreciated it. 😊. AWESOME response.
As an Indigenous person from America this was so amazing and educational! I love my Islander friends I have met in the past they are the most loving people and loved going to the Rez and enjoying the food and family.
Copper colored 🪶💪🏿🏹
They have nothing to do with Indigenous Americans, they are not even strictly Polynesians.
@@alimantado373 silly pup
You have more in common with First Nations people of Australia than Māori . Read about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture
who needs a rugby match when we have this :D, i could see them do this whole day long
Who needs this when we have a rugby match ??? This has nothing to do with rugby !!!
@@ricardosilveira2083 whatever man. This for itself is a good movie
@@xolanimabutho4653 facts🤣🤣
@@ricardosilveira2083 then if it has nothing to do with rugby can we get rid of it
Haka ran it's course.
@@ricardosilveira2083 well u know how they have countries as rugby teams “all blacks” “manu samoa” well probably they wanna show the culture
I could only imagine how electric the energy was down there in that field that night...
It was fuckin EPIC!!! The atmosphere was amazing! That whole stadium came together to watch a great game of footy and enjoy the cultural side. I’m hoping they bring it back to Townsville
@@tillyg1541 Im glad you got to experience that! I could only imagine! :)
This is why preserving indigenous cultures is sooo important, just beautiful!
I'm U.S. Indigenous. I love experiencing other Indigenous cultures. It's just amazing and I have so much respect. ❤
I'm from PNG and I watched this YT vid 3 times. Really proud of my first nation brothers showing the world our culture, pride and heritage! Huge raps to both my Maori & Aboriginal brothers, that was awesome!
They are not your Bothers First Nations are all dead What about the Dinosaurs ...
@CONFIRMED685 I have at least 6 blood lines in me that i know of that dose not make me special nor do i need it or won.t it if you are a good person and values , .. that's what maters ,, ,,
@@lostinspace699 be quiet
@@brycepardoe658 Thank you.. Be Good..
@@lostinspace699 all cultures deserve to be celebrated
forget the match, forget the score. 2 cultures respecting each other
I am so proud of our Aussie indigenous people. So much respect
I don't know about anyone else, but I got amazing chills when our Indigenous All Stars began. The Haka Off is highlight of the game.
Absolutely love the indigenous concept i believe we should be celebrating all indigenous cultures in a month of rugby league and celebrations, indulge the public with heritage from 8 indigenous sides instead of one night. The Maori, Indigenous, PNG, Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Cook Islands and niue. Have all teams play at 1 stadium, open up stalls like arts and grafts, food and history lessons. Have the public indulge in a month of indigenous cultute
And I bet you want the "whites" to pay for it
@@cjw7924 CeeJayDubya - spot on !!
@@cjw7924 we all work hard, stop being ignorant
@@cjw7924 well seeing as your offering. Why not. Can you get me a soya latte too while you’re at it….
What is this month business, you're gonna relegate all their existence to a month ?
My God, I am nowhere near from where these 2 great nations are from but everytime I see The Haka performed it always bring tears to my eyes and a feeling I can't describe deep in my soul. Amazingly stunning
Let scream louder loud loud louder loud louder louder loud louder louder sing louder loud louder louder and loud loud louder louder sing loud loud louder louder loud loud sing loud louder loud loud louder sing loud loud sing loud louder louder sing louder louder loud louder louder sing louder loud louder sing louder loud loud louder louder loud louder sing loud loud louder
Crying while watching it. The beauty of both cultures is shown in an amazing way that needs no words! Culture an sports, enough said.
Aboriginal culture is so beautiful❤ respect from a proud Maori brother here in Aotearoa✊🏾
Aboriginal theatre is so beautiful - not a traditional dance first done by an urban aboriginal dance group a few years ago
@@jimlofts5433STFU. Who cares? Culture evolves. Stupid comment.
Te ihi Te wehi Te mana , this is the energy needed before any challenge and the acknowledgment and respect afterwards will forever tell of the love we have as indigenous people
I will remember these words..kia ora
I've seen this in sports, at schools, at weddings and at funerals. Each one is the same acticity but brings different emotions. Gonna try my best to do research into this, Love and Respect of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
I'm Scotish by genealogical research, but both of these hakas were nothing short of soul-stiring! The intensity from each had me on the edge of my seat, heart rate increasing, breath rate climbing and a wonderful surge of energy. Since they have ended in this video, I find my self relaxed and wanting to shut my eyes...guess the adrenaline has wore off and I'm crashing. Props to both Maori All Stars and Indigenous All Stars!
Shame your Scots and dont know the history of your forefathers and what they did in the name of Empire! Heard of the Black Watch! Im Sorry to enjoy your enjoyment.but you need educating!
@@alimantado373 my clan left the highlands shortly after Falkirk and Stirling. I've tried researching through Clan Chisholm but haven't gotten very far. My mom, God rest her soul, was the genealogist of our mini-clan, and unfortunately, her death was sudden and not much of a chance to properly learn about her findings.
Don’t understand the rugby game at all but would pay to watch these cultural display!! Gives me goosebumps!!!
I’ve seen many hakas on TH-cam. Shivers down my spine every damn time.
The school boys that did to their teacher was the best
@@nandinhocunha440 That one was very moving. I really liked the one that was done at the wedding as well.
This is amazing man. Well done to all the boys tonight. Goose bumps the whole way through
I LOVE the respect they showed to each other after their performances were done.
the best bit is the crowd staying silent and respecting the haka. which is really nice to see
Loved the aboriginal reply to the haka!! I’ve never seen it done before!! Sooo cool!
I love seeing people show respect for others cultures. I actually sobbed at the end.
Brilliant incredible incredible remarkable brilliant incredible incredible brilliant incredible incredible remarkable brilliant incredible incredible brilliant
This was intense af. Love watching this. Coming from the states and seeing the different cultures and how they represent. Much respect.
I got chills watching these from the stadium
The indigenous went all out. They had fireworks, special effects, sound effects, props and back up dancers lol
Traditional fireworks.
He Maori ahau, engari when that digeridoo started, I just lost it. Absolutely SOUL stirring from both cultures xoxoxox Mad Respect to our indigenous whanau across the ditch!!!
Showing this in my classroom tomorrow! Love the display of culture , tradition and respect. We could all use some of this today!
I'm native American and African descent I have nothing but the utmost respect and love for both cultures.
It has been months since something held my attention so intensely for so long. That was in incredible, I couldn’t peel my eyes from my phone, and I had goosebumps start to finish. One of many things I love about rugby, is the opportunity to see people sharing their culture in such a powerful, incredible way
I loved this sooo much ! With my partner raised in nz and I was born and Raised in Australia we both like to mock eachother cause we’re so passionate about the beautiful country’s we were born and raised in 😂 This makes me so proud ! Both sides ! Felt the pride could watch it all daaaay ! 🥰
The love of culture and sport. Mad respect to both teams proudly representing their countries and the love of the game. The passion is immense
The only time Australian indigenous people had a war dance, was when they were fighting over the last can of beer.
Wow amazing it’s pretty damn hard to match the Maori haka, but the aboriginal war dance is pretty damn fierce. Well done gents incredible display! It’s good to see that we haven’t managed to lose our aboriginal culture, and that it is still with us today. Great to see that we’ve got something left that can be nurtured and passed on.
With respect nothing or no one matches the haka period
you are aware there was never a traditional aboriginal war dance - was never part of traditional culture but was first done by a city based aboriginal dance group less than 20 years ago - the same applies to the smoking welcome to country ceremony which was a piece of theatre written by Ernie Dingo in the late 1970's
Huge respect shown by both teams at the end with a traditional greeting. Really great stuff to watch very powerful stuff.
There are no words to describe what they are feeling when they do their dance. I felt their power, their passion, their pride.
Cannot stop watching this I am a proud maori but full respect ✊ for the indigenous people.
I couldn't say who won the battle of war cries, but the whole event made shiver, and made my hairs stand on end!
As a NZ Native I've watched football 🏈 & 🏉 rugby played for both for years . The beginning of this particular game was Absolutely Outstanding and the whistle hadn't been blown to start. Absolute Gold 🥇 Men . KIA KAHA
I am not Native nor indigenous in my origins...but I feel connected to my deeper humanity when I watch this. Maybe, deep down, we are ALL really ONE RACE?
And that right there is how you show huge respect to each other 👏👏 Wonderful and beautiful.
I absolutely love their indigenious culture and the haka
Probably one of the best hakas/traditional dances/war cries I've seen in so long.
As an outsider I find these incredibly stirring and emotional just watching on video. I cannot imagine the feelings it would stir watching in person.
So cool. Goosebumps. It’s great to see this Warrior tradition and respect continue through sports.
The war performance more satisfying than the game💯‼🇳🇿
Jesus, better than any bloody movie, immense passion and then to see the mutual respect at the end...the way all sports should be👏👏❤️💪
What a brave and beautiful culture.I've not seen in my life
We need so much more of this in Australia, mad respect cous’
No game could ever match that display of culture. Loved every second
Easily one of the most bad ass things I have ever seen in sports.
My lawddds god damn. The conviction in that voice, so powerful and piercing. Wow..
There is nothing more powerful than watching a haka. The intensity these men bring just draws you in and makes you feel something that cannot be explained. Thank you for paying respect to the Mäori tradition and helping it continue to live on.
You should try watching a full on modern war. Bombs, missiles etc. then you see incredible power.
same old haka. aboriginal war cry was literal goosebumps
@@maxstrength2963
Funded by the citizen’s tax dollars. No wonder America can’t fix poverty and homelessness. Too busy with your guns and wasteful spending on military rather than investing in infrastructure and poor communities. Etc.
Without your precious tax dollars stolen from the people that you exploited their labor, your military means nothing. Especially with the amount of war crimes committed and sweeping it under the rug.
A nuclear war will send the US back to the Stone Age, in which millions of Americans will struggle how to make weapons out of wood and stone.
@@maxstrength2963 white ppl, can't see past warfare, sick fcks
“That’s it Samoa, need to update our Sivatau”😂
hhhhhhh
Should've updated at least when the "chiropractor" retired!
Foreal Uce..🤣🤣🤣🤣
...FOR REAL, Uce!!...
That is just so freaking cool!! Crazy props to these guys.
I don't think that I have ever seen so much intensity in one video, absolutely INCREDIBLE to watch. I want to see something like this in person now, to feel that energy.
Let's just ruin it with ads smh
Bruh
C what u mean bro
BC You NEED TOOTHPASTE while doing a Haka or performing historical Aboriginal Challenges...FML, What is next , the George Foreman Grill? 😒
It's 21st century bro respect it.
What ads, I have TH-cam premium 😏
I love how they just hug afterwards, this was amazing to watch.
I don't follow rugby, but it's so amazing seeing both teams proudly expressing their cultures on the field.
so glad to be native maori and aboriginal.. might not be that big of a percentage, but it is still in my blood nether the less. Beautiful war cry and haka.
I would love to see something similar to this between NZ and AUS cricket teams as an indian cricket fan
😅
Yeah Nah!!
Aussies more laid back
Nz got the haka, aussie got waltzing Matilda.
Making contact only with a cricket ball. YEEEEEAAAAH NAH‼️
Seems like mad respect from both teams. Awesome!!
Two Beautiful cultures shout out to all of our NRL pacific teams from Micronesia we love youz All🖤🧡❤💙
We all one mob ✊🏿🌎
This was truly remarkable, as an indigenous person from the USA, this sent shivers down my spine. I’ve heard war cry’s of all sorts . This I believe their ancestors heard.
You should hear the war marches from the early and mid 1900s our militaries did. And we actually kicked arse.
That was just so amazing! So proud of our different families thank you
I think this awesome for people in general! They love & respect each other and it’s just beautiful
I love different cultures. The diversity in Rugby is something I wish ALL sports would embrace and observe
I’m Tongan what show they put much love and respect to both cultures
I loved the way both sets of warriors acknowledged each other at the end
Honestly, it’s an honor to have any kind of indigenous blood run through your veins 😊 this was so beautiful to watch!
As an Australian indigenous all star man, I like the indigenous all stars war cry, along, especially with the Māori all stars haka, it’s pretty good
The Hongi (forehead to forehead peace touch) at end by both teams was awesome. Great mutual respect
How SIMILAR our hakas are between the brow fulla and blak fullaz I love to see it!!! MADDD PRIDE ON THE COUNTRY WE LIVE IN AND THE COUNTRIES WE HAIL FROM!!! TU MEKE BOYS!!!! 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
The energy and pure emotion is unbelievable
I remember watching the Women's Maori and Indigenous All Stars do their Haka and War Cry and just felt the mana of the two cultures face off through the screen.
Am glad I found the men's one too.
This is why I love rugby above all ogher sports. There is so much passion, culture, and brotherhood. I've played and proud to represent the heart of the sport.
Awesome... proud of ANZAC tradition but tis time all of us Australasians (aussie, kiwis and pacific islanders) fully honoured our cultural heritage too
Damn Maori haka gets better every year...that was mean splitting into 3 groups representing different part NZ...wow aboriginal got those spears now...chur
Last years was better IMO bro but still fucking beast this year! Go watch last years if you havent already 👌👌
Tuwharetoa te iwi
@Paul Ross always is better than theres
Maori All Blacks is better
@@ulufaleleota9974 You are pretty simple minded buddy
Not only the New Zealand All Blacks perform the Haka!
I loved how the opposing teams touched noses with each other, like shaking hands but more personal.
Thats called Hongi in Maori culture.
I have and always will have respect for both the Māori and Australian Indigenous peoples
Best thing ever seeing both. Would be amazing to be in the crowd