Would have loved to visit the holy ground of our most RESPECTED opponent during my travelling phase in life, just missed it every year... MUST RESPECT KIWI'S❤
I really like this both anthems but particularly the SA one was great, I am English but have a South African brother in law so have started following the Springboks really looking forward to SA vs NZ in October in Cape Town.
Is it usual in the southern hemisphere to have a singer from a country sing the opposing team's national anthem and the other way around? If so that's so cool :D
To a South African watching this, hello :) Question. Why do some South Africans only sing the part that start with the Afrikaans line and ignore the bits with Zulu, Xhosa and Sesotho?
It's a lot to do with the political history of the country, many South Africans learned the old anthem (Die Stem van Suid-Afrika, which is partly used in the new Afrikaans Stanza) since 1957, with the new verses only coming in 1994 & current format in 1997. Rugby was historically a white (mostly Afrikaans) sport in SA, and as such white Afrikaaners sing their parts. I was born after the new anthem was made, so I grew up with the new anthem, and we still get louder in the Afrikaans section, not sure why, it's just more conducive to belting out than the first three stanzas. It's the same situation with the New Zealand anthem, most people don't sing the Maori part in the beginning.
They've adopted it in New Zealand, I've been to a stadium where the Kiwis blasted it out. But in South Africa, very common for parts of the crowd to remain switched off until the Afrikaans stanza. But thank you for clarifying!
If you're talking about in-stadium crowd volume, we do blast it out as well, it's just not picked up well by the studio mics as they (annoyingly) focus on the singer, sometimes muting the crowd all together.
It's a war cry to rile up the All Blacks and intimidate the opposition, when it's done at home, fine, when it's done away? The away crowd should have the right to answer the challenge in a way that they see fit.
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Two great anthems,two great nations...greetings from Ireland.
Both national anthem so beautiful. Love from India
The Indian anthem is beautiful as well
This man is a wonderful and great singer
I know right
I watch rugby games between these two countries just to hear their beautiful anthems, both among the best in the world.
Sport, especially rugby unites our country!!! We are blessed... Through it all we learned to trust in Jesus!!!❤🇿🇦🇿🇦
Algeria and south africa always forevere friend and love🇩🇿 ❤🇿🇦🌍❤️❤️❤️❤️👍love
This guy has an amazing voice!!
Powerful rendition of the SA anthem......He's so good...he gets all the help from th crowd in all the languages......
He sings Te Reo so beautifully!!!
God defend New Zealand! Land of beauty, place of solitude ☺
Would have loved to visit the holy ground of our most RESPECTED opponent during my travelling phase in life, just missed it every year... MUST RESPECT KIWI'S❤
The African dude sings the New Zealand anthem better than New Zealand singers.
True that
You've obviously not heard Hayley Westenra's rendition.
@@daiyainc.6145 heard and this one is better .
This singer actually lives in new zealand and understands culture and the language
@@fishnchips727 nope. Hayley’s version is better.
Le plus belle hymne 💚💛
Our own remix(with much respect), the best!!! GOD BLESS OUR LAND SOUTH AFRICA!!!!
I really like this both anthems but particularly the SA one was great, I am English but have a South African brother in law so have started following the Springboks really looking forward to SA vs NZ in October in Cape Town.
I am Bangladeshi, I like ur national antham, wonderful voice of national antham.
Love it how the volume goes up a few notches when we get to “Uit die bl……………..😂😂😂
Better to keep it at 3 of the 11 official(12 khoi included) languages...❤🇿🇦... Through rugby we are almost there...
beautiful - telling their story musically
Is it usual in the southern hemisphere to have a singer from a country sing the opposing team's national anthem and the other way around? If so that's so cool :D
What makes you think that both aren't South Africans?
You do know people can come from any country have any skin tone😑
What a very great voice ! Beautiful !
If I have to sing it next month in Portland, I'm ready! BOKKE!
rugby great of cricketing nations
It's always good when it comes to south countries antems.
To a South African watching this, hello :) Question. Why do some South Africans only sing the part that start with the Afrikaans line and ignore the bits with Zulu, Xhosa and Sesotho?
It's a lot to do with the political history of the country, many South Africans learned the old anthem (Die Stem van Suid-Afrika, which is partly used in the new Afrikaans Stanza) since 1957, with the new verses only coming in 1994 & current format in 1997.
Rugby was historically a white (mostly Afrikaans) sport in SA, and as such white Afrikaaners sing their parts.
I was born after the new anthem was made, so I grew up with the new anthem, and we still get louder in the Afrikaans section, not sure why, it's just more conducive to belting out than the first three stanzas.
It's the same situation with the New Zealand anthem, most people don't sing the Maori part in the beginning.
They've adopted it in New Zealand, I've been to a stadium where the Kiwis blasted it out. But in South Africa, very common for parts of the crowd to remain switched off until the Afrikaans stanza. But thank you for clarifying!
If you're talking about in-stadium crowd volume, we do blast it out as well, it's just not picked up well by the studio mics as they (annoyingly) focus on the singer, sometimes muting the crowd all together.
Nonsense. 99% of New Zealanders, Maori/Pakeha/Asian/Other European etc sing both Maori and the English. Equally.
@@iMonsieurAnthony well said mate
Impresionante
fullplayback of the south africa anthem singer ...
Let sing everyone and sing loud everyone loud and sing loud
Those anthems
❤brilliant
so proud of new zealand ...... from indonesia .... salam baik
That’s a first usually native speakers are supposed to be better at their national anthems than foreigners but then again there is always a first.
Gavin edwards is a douth african singer and the guy who sung nz anthem lives in nz
What is man African name?
AWE boys
Moving!!!
go faf!!!!!!
Nz always win lol no shit were2 good
Go suid afrka
Disrespectful crowd to the cultural haka..
It's a war cry to rile up the All Blacks and intimidate the opposition, when it's done at home, fine, when it's done away? The away crowd should have the right to answer the challenge in a way that they see fit.
DevinZA I'm a Kiwi and I agree.
devinZA it doesn't really matter to the all blacks they don't give a fudge about judgement
Tomorrow We Live ' flushed
No. It's part of the sport. Crowd brilliant. They are the away side.
I don’t sing
Damm that brother was awesome he a kiwi
who?