I say thank you to this young man I wish my tribe young and old could hear this young man sing my tribe is losing our language but it seems they don't and my cry for my tribe we will be gone soon the way we r going please pray for my tribe
I would listen to Jake for hours if I could. I hope people appreciate how special this person's voice is. It's as natural sounding as cicadas on a hot summer day, and people who have that level of a natural sound are special talents worthy of total artistic respect. Absolutely sick
I look to my community young people are carrying on song, ceremony ,language. They did this because the ancestors run through thier blood. They will continue our tribal ways as always. We must support them guide where we can. Love them for being proud. Just my thoughts 🌍✌🏽
Such a strong Young man 😂😂 brot my eyes 👁️👁️ to tears at one of Rez I was at that a little little Young boy who's a man so young Could make young women older woman mens man crying they all would have tears in there eye's. Such a wonderful songs I'd love would like to hear again in my life soon before I'd pass away cross over die I'm dead . Because I'd have Congestive Heart Feller an Painractic Cancer also Diabetes. I'd just hope pray 🙏🙏 praying everyday that I'd could would live just lot longer for my family. I love my family so much I'd want to be able to do lot more for my family an me . If only it if it could would be true God father heaven an his son Jesus Christ will let me live all I'd can could would do is hope pray 🙏 praying 🙏 they would hear my prayer's amen. Also that Grandfather an Motherearth Four Dericttions will hear my prayer's as well . Thank you for you're good strong song's with heart love care that you have may you have blessings to come for you and your family
I'd also like to add that I hope other Indigenous persons (I am L'nuk) aren't dogging him for some English in these songs. Nobody more than me (maybe as much as me...) wishes I lived in a completely L'nuk populated Mi'kma'ki where I and the rest of us were monolingual in Mi'kmaw, but that isn't where things are right now. Right now, First Nation people need to connect with People of Nations not their own, and there is no universal Turtle Island language. I don't know what the next two centuries will bring, but maybe by then we won't need English, Spanish,, or French to speak to each other. In this present time, I have absolutely no issues with round dance songs containing English. Not to mention that the comments about not using English are in English for the exactly same reason a round dance song uses English- to be understood. And again, Jake here has one of the more moving and effective voices I've heard from an Indigenous person. Little bit jealous even. :)
Us natives should not be speaking English so many native kids are loosing there language not just native kid native adults so natives out there please no English.
As someone who grew up apart from my First Nation community and went my first 20 years in life thinking I was just a white dude who had Asian looking features before learning I was more genetically Mi'kmaq than anything, I've been learning L'nuk ever since. I hope to be as fluent as possible before I die. That said, I don't mind round dance songs and such that use English and I don't judge for it mostly because it allows Indigenous people from nation to nation understand the songs. However sad and tragic it is that Indigenous people need intertribal unity to this day for so many reasons, the reality is that it is needed, and unfortunately English language facilities that. On another note, as an Indigenous artist I often daydream about a what it would be like for two parents of a child to be, to attempt raising the first monolingual Indigenous child of their Indigenous language in a long long time, making them the only monolingual Indigenous person on Turtle Island. What would that story be? How would that play out both in terms of what it would cost the child, and give the child? The parents? The community, the non Indigenous surrounding community? I think about that often
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I say thank you to this young man I wish my tribe young and old could hear this young man sing my tribe is losing our language but it seems they don't and my cry for my tribe we will be gone soon the way we r going please pray for my tribe
I would listen to Jake for hours if I could. I hope people appreciate how special this person's voice is. It's as natural sounding as cicadas on a hot summer day, and people who have that level of a natural sound are special talents worthy of total artistic respect. Absolutely sick
❤ Love this song!! 😍
The comparison to cicadas is perfect -- that's exactly it
I look to my community young people are carrying on song, ceremony ,language. They did this because the ancestors run through thier blood. They will continue our tribal ways as always. We must support them guide where we can. Love them for being proud. Just my thoughts 🌍✌🏽
It's nice seeing the young people keeping the songs alive .
Love his signing..💜
His tone…wow! Love his voice! Sounds like the ancestors…
very amazing young man , heart and soul .
Godblees you thankyou for sharing mi brother
Hi thanks i know this song thanks with meanful ♥ thanks again
awesome !
He has a powerful voice and soul!
Remember. Our souls Don t speak English we speak Creator.
He is a very strong believer in his native roots. He is definitely a warrior in his tribe
Such a strong Young man 😂😂 brot my eyes 👁️👁️ to tears at one of Rez I was at that a little little Young boy who's a man so young Could make young women older woman mens man crying they all would have tears in there eye's. Such a wonderful songs I'd love would like to hear again in my life soon before I'd pass away cross over die I'm dead . Because I'd have Congestive Heart Feller an Painractic Cancer also Diabetes. I'd just hope pray 🙏🙏 praying everyday that I'd could would live just lot longer for my family. I love my family so much I'd want to be able to do lot more for my family an me . If only it if it could would be true God father heaven an his son Jesus Christ will let me live all I'd can could would do is hope pray 🙏 praying 🙏 they would hear my prayer's amen. Also that Grandfather an Motherearth Four Dericttions will hear my prayer's as well . Thank you for you're good strong song's with heart love care that you have may you have blessings to come for you and your family
Yeah cool 👍🌞
that's what I mean and I'm
happy we ceeping the root teen going
This guy looks like me 😂
I'd also like to add that I hope other Indigenous persons (I am L'nuk) aren't dogging him for some English in these songs. Nobody more than me (maybe as much as me...) wishes I lived in a completely L'nuk populated Mi'kma'ki where I and the rest of us were monolingual in Mi'kmaw, but that isn't where things are right now. Right now, First Nation people need to connect with People of Nations not their own, and there is no universal Turtle Island language. I don't know what the next two centuries will bring, but maybe by then we won't need English, Spanish,, or French to speak to each other. In this present time, I have absolutely no issues with round dance songs containing English. Not to mention that the comments about not using English are in English for the exactly same reason a round dance song uses English- to be understood. And again, Jake here has one of the more moving and effective voices I've heard from an Indigenous person. Little bit jealous even. :)
Just letting you know even though hes using a hand drum this is not a round dance,its a partners dance in social dance circles 1 might say
thats my uncle sike i lied
That’s my man sike I lied
Us natives should not be speaking English so many native kids are loosing there language not just native kid native adults so natives out there please no English.
As someone who grew up apart from my First Nation community and went my first 20 years in life thinking I was just a white dude who had Asian looking features before learning I was more genetically Mi'kmaq than anything, I've been learning L'nuk ever since. I hope to be as fluent as possible before I die. That said, I don't mind round dance songs and such that use English and I don't judge for it mostly because it allows Indigenous people from nation to nation understand the songs. However sad and tragic it is that Indigenous people need intertribal unity to this day for so many reasons, the reality is that it is needed, and unfortunately English language facilities that.
On another note, as an Indigenous artist I often daydream about a what it would be like for two parents of a child to be, to attempt raising the first monolingual Indigenous child of their Indigenous language in a long long time, making them the only monolingual Indigenous person on Turtle Island. What would that story be? How would that play out both in terms of what it would cost the child, and give the child? The parents? The community, the non Indigenous surrounding community? I think about that often