I love how this Haka started off with about 15 students, then suddenly grew to like 50+ students! The Haka really looks to be a wonderful way for people to express themselves in a most positive outlet and way.
I find the Haka to be a window into how powerfully and emotionally connected the Maori culture is. A cultural community openly, boldly, and profoundly expressing the deepest of human emotion as a unit is a humbling reminder of what it means to be human. The Maori are doing it right. The day their culture is lost is the day that humanity loses it’s soul. May they always thrive! God this was hard to watch.
steve hazard : I’m going to guess “Virtue Signaling” is the new catch phrase being kicked about. I am aware I cannot know everything, but at least for me I’ve never heard of VS before. But it sure sounds appropriate for these times and perhaps what is taking place in this video. I have yet to use VS in a conversation with someone myself, but I’m sure it won’t take me long to throw it out there to see what kind of response I get :-)
@@middleclassic a negative response, is what you'll receive, when it comes to haka. That's like saying those who join in prayer are "virtue signaling". Please educate yourself beforehand, so you don't come off as profoundly ignorant
The only settler country that has truly assimilated their native culture and gained culturally and in many other ways. Truly admirable and a lesson to others.
Yes, this always amazed me. Seeing white people mixed with "maori" shaped faces doing the haka gives me chills. Watching them doing that before a match of a sport (rugby) brought by the english, but where the maori colture fits so well, is something overwhelming and special. Much love to those people from Italy.
@@facuokinggton7509 there are different haka made with different words and different actions meaning different things. the first haka they did was tika tonu that haka is seen alot at funerals and times of grief.
As a Muslim. I am truely honoured for the students performing the Haka to mourne the tragic events. God bless you all and may God grants you will prosperity and happiness.
It is such an honour to get this from them. Its nothing to scoff at when we're provided with the highest honour by islander culture. May their traditions live on for an eternity
I am particularly move by these kids - this is a message of defiance, of solidarity against the incitement of hate. They are New Zealanders and they will live as they wish - with harmony and respect for one another. This message gives me hope! thank you.
I’m a 41 year old American woman who’s married to a soldier. Watching someone perform the Haka moves me every time. Such love and respect that they’re giving. It’s truly beautiful!
I didn't tear up when they did the haka, it was after when they started hugging each other. It's the feeling of relief of getting the emotions off their shoulders and them hugging each other to say "you did it" that got me
As a muslim my self I want to thank you people of New Zealand. I know that Haka is a really important culture and tradition and for me this is a huge honour. Thank you for showing us love and respect and what an amazing nation you guys have
@@justgonnacomment Had Islam and muslims were the dominating religion and people in New Zealand, unlike Christian, their so called culture and language would have been wiped out without and traces.
and because of what it is and what they're doing it for, you see more and more students joining it. The channeling of their grief into something so beautiful and unifying is amazing and... moving me to tears.
@Josef H. The religion developed during wartime, because the first Muslims were attacked and tried to defend themselves. The war is chronicled in parts of the Holy texts. This would be like if a new religion was being formed in Poland just as Hitler's army was invading it. If that happened, there might be passages talking about attacking Germans, but that wouldn't make the religion anti-German. Islam teaches that all of the human race is one family and encourages Muslims to get to know people from other backgrounds and to see other people as brothers and sisters. Discrimination against non-Muslims is prohibited, as is racism. After the war ended, with the Muslims fleeing to Mecca, Muhammad rose to political power but never used his power to retaliate against Jews and Christians for the war. Under Muhammad, there was religious freedom and interreligious harmony in Mecca. It's okay to have questions, or disagree with part of a text, or part of a religion, or to dislike aspects of a religion, but ultimately, religion is between you and God, and every individual has their own journey. This is why making blanket statements about a religious community doesn't work. There are controversial passages in any religion. But by all means, if you prefer not to practice a religion, feel free, that is your journey.
Ghyrst not all Hakas are about war. It's very common at funerals as a mark of respect. A lot are based about bringing in power from your ancestors before you for example. It is the opposite to what you think it is your misinformed.
@@Ghryst not all Hakas are tribe specific, The one they are performing was written by a father for his son and it's about the effects of growing and becoming a better person and bettering ourselves from mistakes. I've been learning te reo for 2 years so I'm not fluent yet like my mum is but i know enough to know this is a respectful gesture. Some people compose hakas for a living for various groups and people. Almost every school in new Zealand has it's own haka written for them for the idea of inclusiveness. Maori culture isn't as exclusive as it's made out to be.
@@joelclimo9728 "not all Hakas are tribe specific" then its not a Haka, stop co-opting tribal customs for your leftist public freakshows. cultural appropriation is a hate crime
The emotions conveyed is overwhelming. I'm from UK so I don't understand the language or culture but the vibes I'm getting is this is a warrior nation. Hold onto your traditions and your culture.
** WARNING ⚠️ ** This comment section is filled with so many ignorant f**ks who have no idea what’s going on here!! If you have nothing nice to say, don’t say it at all! This was such a heartbreaking time and these students, STUDENTS, poured their hearts, souls and spirit into expressing their grief in the way Māori do - by Haka. All you kids in this video should be proud of ourselves!! You did New Zealand proud!! 💕 #ProudMāori #Haka #Love #StandingWithMuslims #NZ #OneLove
S. VASH it’s hardly ever used for intimidation, maybe for Rugby but even then it’s more of a expression of love, pride, joy, grief, sadness, strength. It’s considered an honour to be on the receiving end. Especially during birthdays and weddings
I concur with Moana Chase. Haka, at least war Haka, aren't really performed anymore to intimidate-- the one exception being the All Blacks NZ rugby team that perform it before a match. But yes, Haka are performed for many special occasions; funerals, weddings, graduations, birthdays, etc.
Even when used in battle, it wasn't to scare the enemy. It was to honor them. To show them respect for having the courage to stand in front of them as warriors.
I wish I would hug them all . We love you all and we appreciate for everything as a Muslim community. Also this is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen, it is my first time of seen HAKA Dance! I am From America but one day one time I will visit the great people and the great country of New Zealand. Your primister is a hero and eggboy as. Every New Zealand person should be proud of being from this great country.
@@UltraDonny5000 You know that Muslims, Jews, and Christians literally worship the same exact god? They just interpret his will and his prophets differently
I'm an American, white, and a Christian... What happened in New Zealand was... I cannot find the words for the anger I feel that someone would walk into a building filled with peaceful prayer and open fire...that act was against EVERYTHING I was taught both by faith and country. My children know of the Islamic graves in Arlington.. And know that under those Crescents lie not only Muslims... But American heros...
I am tearing up man. This is so powerful. New Zealanders are so inspirational with their culture. Such a powerful gesture to the families of the victims. Thank you from the world.
I'm an Indian living thousands of miles away from this place , I don't understand a single word , heck I don't even really know the significance of the HAKA but the intensity of thier performance and the emotions involved in it always moved me to tears . I can say that the Haka really has a spiritual connection . God bless.
As a Filipino, I don't understand why I always end up crying whenever I see Haka ceremony especially for farewells. I can't explain the tears. Much respect from the Philippines! 🇵🇭
Thank you Kids and thank you New Zealand for your kindness, this Haka made me cry like a baby, Kids your country and parents should be proud of you and your solidarity with your fallen comrades, May God make you more better human being and successful in your future. thank you again. Peace✌️🌹
I’m a Christian from America and my heart hurt at the senseless cruelty of this act when it hit the news. Watching this video is yet another example of the true humanity that exists behind the mask of hatred and vindictive politics. To the youth of Christchurch who reached across cultural lines to offer comfort, honor and respect to those affected, I can only say may God richly bless you. To those injured, or who lost loved ones in the attack, may you find peace and know that your community loves you, and others around the world love and pray for you as well.
I am a Filipino living and working in the Middle East and although I do not understand a single word of what they have performed, I just found myself in awe... my tears are falling. And I do not know why...
This is so beautiful and powerful. I love that both men and women can do this. I am envious of your culture. Not like mine that has been westernized so very badly.
For me when I first saw after the tragedy happened, one of the many things that made me shed tears was the fact that they’re all from different schools and backgrounds. even without knowing each other for most of em, watching this is truly beautiful and shows that together we can overcome anything with honour!
I don't understand a word of the Maori language but in many ways, I don't need to because the power of the message is perfectly clear. I'm in tears every time I see The Haka performed. It brings out emotions in me I can't understand or explain but they're all strong and positive. I imagine the spirits they worship and the love for all those who have gone before them and their traditions still flows through their veins. Wow.
It's one of those things where I know nothing about what is going on but ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING at tje same time. Truly spectacular and speaks to parts of humans that many have forgotten or don't want to acknowledge. These guys make you feel it!
They can't bring their friends back so they honor them with their life, spirit, and vitality. In the US we don't show this respect to children that could be us or children that could be ours. We only value ourselves and our family. I envy them.
When I see the Haka, it inspires me to directly challenge the painful, invisible illness I have. It encourages me to engage in battle with it, refusing to let it defeat me. It is a savage and beautiful display of raw courage and a direct challenge to all we face. It's courage that we ALL need to get through each challenging day.
As a Muslim I am truly grateful to these kids showing what we, the adults, sometimes lack. That is, humanity and solidarity in our humanity. The prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings be upon him) once said, humanity is like a body, when one part of it aches, the whole body aches. These kids’ behaviour is a perfect illustration of this principle in action. May God bless, guide, forgive and protect you and your families. Amen.
So sorry. God give you blessing and strength to endure, Great People of Christchurch, New Zealand! Your prime minister is simply amazing! We are with you.
Every time I see and hear Haka, I feel the rage against all the wrong in the world coming from these great people. Young and old, men and women. Its seems as though the individual melds with everyone and they become something much bigger. I feel in those moments as if they might actually be changing something in this world, if only to maybe just remind us to keep fighting for the good.
Great People, New Zealander you are real Human on this earth. You have shown Humanity once again to this Blind World. I am from india and from bottom of my heart I pray God bless New Zealander and New Zealand.
Wow, I've watched a few Hakas, but this one really got to me. As someone who has experienced a lot of loss in a short time, I hope these kids can Heal and move on with their lives. It never stops hurting, but the people you had in your lives live on in your hearts forever.
Just want to say that first off, what happened at Christchurch was horrible & to this day it resonates in my heart & mind. I’m Puerto Rican & very entrenched in my culture & I must say that I find the Haka & other Polynesian dances/war cries to be some of the most beautiful, awe inspiring shows of culture & from one Islander to another, I respect & admire it so much. Thank you for sharing your beautiful culture with us & I for one, absolutely cherish & hold it dear to my heart. I literally cried watching this, seeing the courage, compassion, pride, honor & love on display, thank you so much.
Just another guy spent half my life growing up in Pakistan and the other half in Canada. I have known about haka for a long time and even though I do not understand anything in there I am unable to hold back my tears everytime I see one.
I used to be scared from Haka when I used to live in Canada. I have moved to N.Z. and became kiwi(New Zealander). Haka is so powerful and strong. There are different types of haka and they are so emotinal. This land is so different than anywhere in the world and happy to live here.
My heart and my soul is with those in New Zealand who have been affected by this tragedy. May we always remember the strength that bloomed from adversity.
Peppermint Candy Islam is about peace, love and forgiveness. Individuals sin but the religion is perfect and not everyone obey their religion just like the shooter. You won’t believe but the reality
We love you guys right back, much love to your country for being such loving hearts. From your prime minister to all of you countrymen and women, you are all outstanding examples of human beings. From the whole of the Muslim world and from U.K. too, we love you all. ❤️❤️❤️
Qwerty reference your information or admit your talking nonsense to incite hatred... “some” lmao the power of words..all liars...Muslims are peaceful and so are New Zealander’s...💯💯💯
Thank you for the support for fellow human beings who have shown this respect humanity does still exist watching the haca brought tears to my eyes thank you very much
I'm native American Cherokee. I feel the New Zealand unity, native or non native. What a great country. Also new Zealand people in New York are so amazing . !!!
I’m Mexican and I’m very rich in culture and when I see this I get sooo emotional in a great way I get soo moved in to tears because I love how much the haka means to there people!! Amazing culture!!
Cannot watch this annymore😫. If I watch this 1 more time, I'm going to start crying again😢😭. What a beautiful thing to see. Proud to be Filipino living here in NZ
Ironically enough. Now that the Government will be disarming all citizens... all NZ can do is mimic warriors but never actually become them to defend themselves O_o
@@MilesBellas I'm American. When I was younger, everyone open carried. We had trucks in our high-school parking lot with gun racks and rifles. Having a concealed gun was part of your outfit for the day, especially when you had on your Sunday's best. You know what we didn't have back then? Mass shootings. What ever is causing these mass shootings, it's not because of access of guns. When America had more guns, we had the least number of mass shootings. Now as access to guns is decreasing, it seems we are having more mass shootings. And it's not just guns... mass killings using fire, vehicles and pressure cookers are all on the rise. Something has gone wrong with our civilization as a whole.
His name is Brenton Harrison Tarrant. This week Muslim Arab killed two Jews in Israel. Did anybody blinked at CBC? They did not even mention it. Why they are so selective?
Every New Zealander have the warrior spirit in them. You can tell the mana is VERY powerful. I am not even from over there but I can feel the power generating through me.
I'm a total stranger to this tradition. It looked aggressive to me at first but I don't know why tears came out of my eyes after watching the video for few seconds.
Enes yorulmaz Thank you for kind words but i wish Turkey didn't show the video over and over again. I think it is the only country to use that for campaign. So sad.
It's been a while now... But watching this has made me to remember what happend, and seeing all these young and brave boys and girls doing the Haka...made me cry a lot. You can feel it from anywhere in the world. I can't even describe it
That must have been hard to perform. So much respect and love for these kids. Growing up in Christchurch I feel super proud to call myself a Kiwi seeing this. I can see in there eyes their eyes a sense of - don't you dare - we are telling you nah - this won't happen again.
I love how this Haka started off with about 15 students, then suddenly grew to like 50+ students! The Haka really looks to be a wonderful way for people to express themselves in a most positive outlet and way.
I find the Haka to be a window into how powerfully and emotionally connected the Maori culture is. A cultural community openly, boldly, and profoundly expressing the deepest of human emotion as a unit is a humbling reminder of what it means to be human.
The Maori are doing it right.
The day their culture is lost is the day that humanity loses it’s soul.
May they always thrive!
God this was hard to watch.
steve hazard : I’m going to guess “Virtue Signaling” is the new catch phrase being kicked about. I am aware I cannot know everything, but at least for me I’ve never heard of VS before. But it sure sounds appropriate for these times and perhaps what is taking place in this video. I have yet to use VS in a conversation with someone myself, but I’m sure it won’t take me long to throw it out there to see what kind of response I get :-)
@@middleclassic a negative response, is what you'll receive, when it comes to haka. That's like saying those who join in prayer are "virtue signaling". Please educate yourself beforehand, so you don't come off as profoundly ignorant
@@middleclassic i also realize you may be quoting someone. My comment wasn't directed to you specifically. But to let others know.
Hi. Can you explain me?. What does it mean haka?
Knowing what the haka represents to the Maori, this is the highest honour. I am in tears
Kamil Kamil your face is funnier
Plant Oh you saying about my perfect beauty face right now???
I broke down as soon as it started.. you can hear it in their voices.
Omg I'm in tears. T_T This is beautiful.
@@kamilkamil8326 what's your culture bet you don't have one?
Whos here after the MP video
Looks like the newest NZ MP to our left of the last woman shown at the end of the Hakka.
Me
I was searching for hakka noddles.
@@stoptalkingbig😂😂😂
Me
The only settler country that has truly assimilated their native culture and gained culturally and in many other ways. Truly admirable and a lesson to others.
Yes, this always amazed me. Seeing white people mixed with "maori" shaped faces doing the haka gives me chills. Watching them doing that before a match of a sport (rugby) brought by the english, but where the maori colture fits so well, is something overwhelming and special. Much love to those people from Italy.
South African here. I totally agree! So beautiful to see.
only to some extent
@@f0ns0r hey arent white they are maori which is rare for them to mix
Say it louder for the Australian Government 200 years away in the back
I'm Texan, but this made me cry. You can hear the hurt in their chants, so heartbreaking. Rest in peace.
I'm a Hoosier...right there with you.
Sorry but what's with Texan?
@@psp7690 someone living in texas ig
@@apolinaria5923 ah I see. Thanks.
Four of their school friends died that day. This was very personal. Aroha ❤ NZ
That's actually a really healthy way to deal with mourning emotions, especially for young people. ❤
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Dafuq
This is what the world needs❤
@@ebenpalestine
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Like how the younger generation continues the Haka tradition.
Whenever i see a video where people do the haka, i have mixed emotions
I am not even from new zealand and the haka is such a great thing to exist
@@REEEPROGRAM I'm interested, the haka has more than one meaning, right?
@@facuokinggton7509 there are different haka made with different words and different actions meaning different things. the first haka they did was tika tonu that haka is seen alot at funerals and times of grief.
It's the "Don't muck with us" look that makes me want to join in!!!!
It’s not like the younger generation hasn’t been doing that since the 1800s or anything.🧐
As a Muslim. I am truely honoured for the students performing the Haka to mourne the tragic events. God bless you all and may God grants you will prosperity and happiness.
You, you are a blessing to this comment section and this world, thank you
*Meanwhile in France*
It is such an honour to get this from them. Its nothing to scoff at when we're provided with the highest honour by islander culture. May their traditions live on for an eternity
@Engelbert Stephens white people don't belong in southeast asia too but they still went here and even colonized us
@Engelbert Stephens 😢
The fact that there is a diverse amount of students and people doing this is amazing showing how they are all there grieving together
I am particularly move by these kids - this is a message of defiance, of solidarity against the incitement of hate. They are New Zealanders and they will live as they wish - with harmony and respect for one another. This message gives me hope! thank you.
@Mike Oxbigger i know lol
Hugin back to mum’s basement, little boy
@Hugin what’s man defending there land? White people at best share the land with Maori and are grateful for that.
I got so emotional. The unity and feelings into this Haka was amazing! It transcended. My sympathy to the victims family.
I’m a 41 year old American woman who’s married to a soldier. Watching someone perform the Haka moves me every time. Such love and respect that they’re giving. It’s truly beautiful!
@@caseythompson474 did anyone ask
@@Idkwhaturtalkingabou they are doing this for us, have a heart
@@Idkwhaturtalkingabou 😂😂
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Who noticed The youngest MP of NZ in this team ???
Yeah. I believe she is also in another vid where she is at a wedding. I could be mistaken but looks to be her.
I THOUGHT SO!
I didn't tear up when they did the haka, it was after when they started hugging each other. It's the feeling of relief of getting the emotions off their shoulders and them hugging each other to say "you did it" that got me
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I get emotional every time I listen to haka and don't even understand a word
But your soul gets the message.
big same
The heart is a universal language. You get it.
Same here..and its true..its touches my soul bro..
Yeah bro touches my soul im crying every time i see this. Ticklemehomos
I appreciate the Maōri people for existing. What a culture, what a people!
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Aw thx bro 👍🏽
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As a white kiwi, I totally agree. They are not valued in NZ as much as they should be.
As a muslim my self I want to thank you people of New Zealand. I know that Haka is a really important culture and tradition and for me this is a huge honour. Thank you for showing us love and respect and what an amazing nation you guys have
We stand with you always
With you bro! My family stands with you! Much love from Mexico!
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@@donnieplaysroblos2906 Josuke wanna be lol man’s got class
Thank you for supporting us :D
When we do a haka it means we care about what is happening/happened. The essence of any haka is passion.
btw your profile pic is amazing, it reminded me of those classic learning books you need in school
thats sweet as a muslim myself ty🧡
@@justgonnacomment Had Islam and muslims were the dominating religion and people in New Zealand, unlike Christian, their so called culture and language would have been wiped out without and traces.
@@apostatethegreat.9398ok islamophobe have it your way
@@apostatethegreat.9398НЕЕЕТ ЭТО НЕ ТАК.вы врёте. Аллах в КОРАНЕ говорит "я создал вас народами чтобы вы узнавали друг про друга '.
and because of what it is and what they're doing it for, you see more and more students joining it. The channeling of their grief into something so beautiful and unifying is amazing and... moving me to tears.
Three friends from this high school lost their lives. It was very personal.
This is what neighbours should be like, this is why we live in communities, so we can support each other
@K H A B I B * T I M E Beautiful passage
@Josef H. I think you are not understanding the message of the religion, brother.
@Josef H. The religion developed during wartime, because the first Muslims were attacked and tried to defend themselves. The war is chronicled in parts of the Holy texts. This would be like if a new religion was being formed in Poland just as Hitler's army was invading it. If that happened, there might be passages talking about attacking Germans, but that wouldn't make the religion anti-German. Islam teaches that all of the human race is one family and encourages Muslims to get to know people from other backgrounds and to see other people as brothers and sisters. Discrimination against non-Muslims is prohibited, as is racism. After the war ended, with the Muslims fleeing to Mecca, Muhammad rose to political power but never used his power to retaliate against Jews and Christians for the war. Under Muhammad, there was religious freedom and interreligious harmony in Mecca.
It's okay to have questions, or disagree with part of a text, or part of a religion, or to dislike aspects of a religion, but ultimately, religion is between you and God, and every individual has their own journey. This is why making blanket statements about a religious community doesn't work. There are controversial passages in any religion.
But by all means, if you prefer not to practice a religion, feel free, that is your journey.
This was so touching, and that girl crying at the end broke my heart.
Stay strong New Zealand don’t let extremist and senseless hate divide you.
@lu ya almost as touching as the 200 christians killed in Nigeria
this is disgusting, performing a war-dance in the faces of the shooting victims.
Ghyrst not all Hakas are about war. It's very common at funerals as a mark of respect. A lot are based about bringing in power from your ancestors before you for example. It is the opposite to what you think it is your misinformed.
@@Ghryst not all Hakas are tribe specific, The one they are performing was written by a father for his son and it's about the effects of growing and becoming a better person and bettering ourselves from mistakes. I've been learning te reo for 2 years so I'm not fluent yet like my mum is but i know enough to know this is a respectful gesture. Some people compose hakas for a living for various groups and people. Almost every school in new Zealand has it's own haka written for them for the idea of inclusiveness. Maori culture isn't as exclusive as it's made out to be.
@@joelclimo9728 "not all Hakas are tribe specific"
then its not a Haka, stop co-opting tribal customs for your leftist public freakshows.
cultural appropriation is a hate crime
I've came back to these beautiful students time and time again when I have needed help. Thank you
The emotions conveyed is overwhelming. I'm from UK so I don't understand the language or culture but the vibes I'm getting is this is a warrior nation. Hold onto your traditions and your culture.
@Caz Katt amazing
This fucken brought me to tears man
Same
No it didn't lol
@@j.e.2323 it actually did lol
@@17an28 sounds like you have emotional issues.
@@j.e.2323 nah if that's the way you see it I think YOU have issues
So moving to see the unbeatable, undefeatable, everlasting Mana rise through these amazing young people. Full respect. It moved me to tears.
** WARNING ⚠️ **
This comment section is filled with so many ignorant f**ks who have no idea what’s going on here!! If you have nothing nice to say, don’t say it at all! This was such a heartbreaking time and these students, STUDENTS, poured their hearts, souls and spirit into expressing their grief in the way Māori do - by Haka. All you kids in this video should be proud of ourselves!! You did New Zealand proud!! 💕 #ProudMāori #Haka #Love #StandingWithMuslims #NZ #OneLove
@@MrUzzynator and then take over..
So apart from intimidating enemy, Haka can also be used to honor the dead? I'd like to learn more about Maori culture.
S. VASH it’s hardly ever used for intimidation, maybe for Rugby but even then it’s more of a expression of love, pride, joy, grief, sadness, strength. It’s considered an honour to be on the receiving end. Especially during birthdays and weddings
I concur with Moana Chase. Haka, at least war Haka, aren't really performed anymore to intimidate-- the one exception being the All Blacks NZ rugby team that perform it before a match. But yes, Haka are performed for many special occasions; funerals, weddings, graduations, birthdays, etc.
It's rather nice getting a haka done for you aswel from Whanau(family) because you get a nice fuzzy feeling that makes you tear up🙂
Even when used in battle, it wasn't to scare the enemy. It was to honor them. To show them respect for having the courage to stand in front of them as warriors.
@@moanachase1277 THIS x 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
I cry every time a Haka is performed. Such beauty and power. May they know eternal peace and be forever blessed.
I visited Christchurch NZ about a month before this tragedy. What a wonderful haka tribute honoring the innocent Muslim victims of this savage attack!
I wish I would hug them all . We love you all and we appreciate for everything as a Muslim community. Also this is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen, it is my first time of seen HAKA Dance!
I am From America but one day one time I will visit the great people and the great country of New Zealand.
Your primister is a hero and eggboy as. Every New Zealand person should be proud of being from this great country.
@@UltraDonny5000 You know that Muslims, Jews, and Christians literally worship the same exact god? They just interpret his will and his prophets differently
Donny Biggerstaff The real amen
I'm an American, white, and a Christian... What happened in New Zealand was... I cannot find the words for the anger I feel that someone would walk into a building filled with peaceful prayer and open fire...that act was against EVERYTHING I was taught both by faith and country.
My children know of the Islamic graves in Arlington.. And know that under those Crescents lie not only Muslims... But American heros...
@Lou Sarsoll Yeah right.. The vast...overwhelming majority of Aussies are appealed what that p.o.s that dared call himself a human did...
@@Tricoma81 not really. Muslims have adopted numerous pegan traditions just like Christians. Look as sufi dances.
I am tearing up man. This is so powerful. New Zealanders are so inspirational with their culture. Such a powerful gesture to the families of the victims. Thank you from the world.
love how the rest of them come rushing in to join
Fomo
@@l.l.9806 Nah that what happens the second time around those that missed the first join.
I cant stop crying, the emotion is overwhelming.
Only the emotion of cringe
@@TheRott44 May I ask why is it cringe?
@@TheRott44 must be sad living your life
@@TheRott44 yeah its very cringe they look like handicaps
@@TheRott44 you are such a sad human being
Haka always gives me goosebumps, there's something so powerful and beautiful in it
Oh wow. You could REALLY hear the emotion in this one. These kids drew on an immense energy. What hearts. 💔 Very moving.
I'm an Indian living thousands of miles away from this place , I don't understand a single word , heck I don't even really know the significance of the HAKA but the intensity of thier performance and the emotions involved in it always moved me to tears . I can say that the Haka really has a spiritual connection . God bless.
Same here, im a South Indian Tamil native, but everytime i see people unite to perform this war cry, i start to get hyped up and begin to tear up.
As a Filipino, I don't understand why I always end up crying whenever I see Haka ceremony especially for farewells. I can't explain the tears. Much respect from the Philippines! 🇵🇭
Aroha ❤️ from NZ
I never know that NZ people like this..so care each other..thanks for showing your love to my Muslim brother..
juriljumali jurilduta = thank you for responding.
@Samuel Davidsonjust ignore hate comment. Sometimes being silent is better as the insulters are just showing their own rudeness and stupidity.
its not caring, this is the Haka. this is disgusting, performing a war-dance in the faces of the shooting victims.
Ghryst VanGhod just think a good thing..allah bless u..
@@juriljumalijurilduta1993 i will not delude myself.
i will think thoughts that reflect the truth.
I love this tradition so much. You just feel the energy
This is culture that us Americans will never know. Imagine all of our children coming together through a cultural tradition like this.
Well this country teaches its children that it is a horrible place so there is no culture except rap music
White Americans will never know
@@BigFists2024 So all Non white Americans are from New Zealand?
No wonder the American education system is on the decline....
Thank you Kids and thank you New Zealand for your kindness, this Haka made me cry like a baby, Kids your country and parents should be proud of you and your solidarity with your fallen comrades, May God make you more better human being and successful in your future. thank you again. Peace✌️🌹
@Qwerty ....Russian troll hard at work.
Qwerty tell me honestly what is your problem with these kids or the victims?
Muslims should learn Haka if they want to stay in NZ
I’m a Christian from America and my heart hurt at the senseless cruelty of this act when it hit the news. Watching this video is yet another example of the true humanity that exists behind the mask of hatred and vindictive politics. To the youth of Christchurch who reached across cultural lines to offer comfort, honor and respect to those affected, I can only say may God richly bless you. To those injured, or who lost loved ones in the attack, may you find peace and know that your community loves you, and others around the world love and pray for you as well.
Aroha ❤️ from New Zealand. That's so kind.
This made me cry😞 for the victims and the emotions they all displayed
I am a Filipino living and working in the Middle East and although I do not understand a single word of what they have performed, I just found myself in awe... my tears are falling. And I do not know why...
This is so beautiful and powerful. I love that both men and women can do this. I am envious of your culture. Not like mine that has been westernized so very badly.
Rich Baso quiet, you
Your culture was westernized because it wasn't good enough
For me when I first saw after the tragedy happened, one of the many things that made me shed tears was the fact that they’re all from different schools and backgrounds.
even without knowing each other for most of em, watching this is truly beautiful and shows that together we can overcome anything with honour!
You must be so gullable
I don't understand a word of the Maori language but in many ways, I don't need to because the power of the message is perfectly clear. I'm in tears every time I see The Haka performed. It brings out emotions in me I can't understand or explain but they're all strong and positive. I imagine the spirits they worship and the love for all those who have gone before them and their traditions still flows through their veins. Wow.
It's one of those things where I know nothing about what is going on but ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING at tje same time. Truly spectacular and speaks to parts of humans that many have forgotten or don't want to acknowledge. These guys make you feel it!
They can't bring their friends back so they honor them with their life, spirit, and vitality. In the US we don't show this respect to children that could be us or children that could be ours. We only value ourselves and our family. I envy them.
the fact that one of them performed in the parliament recently....
When I see the Haka, it inspires me to directly challenge the painful, invisible illness I have. It encourages me to engage in battle with it, refusing to let it defeat me. It is a savage and beautiful display of raw courage and a direct challenge to all we face. It's courage that we ALL need to get through each challenging day.
Kia kaha wāhine toā 🧡
seek Jesus
As a Muslim I am truly grateful to these kids showing what we, the adults, sometimes lack. That is, humanity and solidarity in our humanity. The prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings be upon him) once said, humanity is like a body, when one part of it aches, the whole body aches. These kids’ behaviour is a perfect illustration of this principle in action. May God bless, guide, forgive and protect you and your families. Amen.
Okay but don’t force them to wear hijab and enforce Sharia law on them.
They don’t need your prophet mohammad either keep him to yourself with your koran
@@anasahyouni6919 You should have some of the humanity that the OP was speaking about.
I hope we all can carry on our culture with as much ever-loving *heart* these young kids do.
This is outstanding.
Wow... THAT is how to mourn... embrace every emotion and ounce of humanity and passion available to you at once... I stand in awe.
So sorry. God give you blessing and strength to endure, Great People of Christchurch, New Zealand! Your prime minister is simply amazing! We are with you.
Every time I see and hear Haka, I feel the rage against all the wrong in the world coming from these great people. Young and old, men and women. Its seems as though the individual melds with everyone and they become something much bigger. I feel in those moments as if they might actually be changing something in this world, if only to maybe just remind us to keep fighting for the good.
It’s 4 am in California my toddler will be up in a few hours yet I can’t stop watching these Haka tributes, so moving, I’m in tears.
Great People, New Zealander you are real Human on this earth. You have shown Humanity once again to this Blind World. I am from india and from bottom of my heart I pray God bless New Zealander and New Zealand.
yes u r right.Newzeland peoples are very good
it is corny as hell
Free New Zealand! Now!
Great people
@@elliotevans3865 say that to any Maori I guarantee you would get beat up within a second
Wow, I've watched a few Hakas, but this one really got to me. As someone who has experienced a lot of loss in a short time, I hope these kids can Heal and move on with their lives. It never stops hurting, but the people you had in your lives live on in your hearts forever.
This is so powerful. I don't understand what they are saying, but their emotional expressions made me feel sad.
They are encoiranging violence
@@This_tub lol, yeah that was a war dance clearly!
Their ancestors are probably feeling the same way
Trump supporter ... encouraging spelling lessons
@@This_tub The Haka can be used for love, respect, challenge, or reverence. This Haka was used for respect and reverence. It is ferociously beautiful.
Aw man, when you spot the ones who know this by heart & channel the meaning...just chills & tears! Being native american, I feel this within my heart!
THANK YOU FOR STANDING FOR JUSTICE.
Love and respect ,From Saudi Arabia....God bless New Zealand people and leader....
@Qwerty nowadays maybe from foreign as a new culture...I think yes
Just want to say that first off, what happened at Christchurch was horrible & to this day it resonates in my heart & mind. I’m Puerto Rican & very entrenched in my culture & I must say that I find the Haka & other Polynesian dances/war cries to be some of the most beautiful, awe inspiring shows of culture & from one Islander to another, I respect & admire it so much. Thank you for sharing your beautiful culture with us & I for one, absolutely cherish & hold it dear to my heart. I literally cried watching this, seeing the courage, compassion, pride, honor & love on display, thank you so much.
this sounds like a WAR CRY .... goosebumps .... education is worth only when people go back to roots and uplift it ... kudos to Haka ♥
A powerful display of respect for humanity in time of great sorrow, especially coming from youth.
Such a powerful call to stand up against injustice.
I just love this so much!! Even tho I don’t understand what they’re saying that dance speaks to my soul
Just another guy spent half my life growing up in Pakistan and the other half in Canada. I have known about haka for a long time and even though I do not understand anything in there I am unable to hold back my tears everytime I see one.
I’m unable to hold back my cringe.
B Q prob because you’re white and have no culture
I used to be scared from Haka when I used to live in Canada. I have moved to N.Z. and became kiwi(New Zealander). Haka is so powerful and strong. There are different types of haka and they are so emotinal. This land is so different than anywhere in the world and happy to live here.
@@TopStrikerMaverick your just a ignorant pakeha who disrespects cultures because you don't have one
I always found the haka to be something you feel. That's why I always get emotional when I watch one because I can feel the emotion behind it
My heart and my soul is with those in New Zealand who have been affected by this tragedy. May we always remember the strength that bloomed from adversity.
Much respect to you young people for honouring your fallen brothers and sisters. We are all united as one family against hate.
As a Muslim I appreciate your love for your peoples and hate for your enemies... Love from ur Muslim brother....#long live new Zealand
Hate?
@@l.l.9806 no hate only love
Qwerty just keep the hate in your brain it will burst out one day. I love the whole humanity.
Peppermint Candy Islam is about peace, love and forgiveness. Individuals sin but the religion is perfect and not everyone obey their religion just like the shooter. You won’t believe but the reality
@@amalhussein8426 thanks brother for your opinion
Young people of New Zealand are inspiring ❤️ keep the love going round
Understood: 0%
Goosebumps: 100%!
We love you guys right back, much love to your country for being such loving hearts. From your prime minister to all of you countrymen and women, you are all outstanding examples of human beings. From the whole of the Muslim world and from U.K. too, we love you all. ❤️❤️❤️
American Highwaymen ....jealous much...our solidarity must really irritate you...thanks for making my day....🤪🤪🤪
Qwerty reference your information or admit your talking nonsense to incite hatred... “some” lmao the power of words..all liars...Muslims are peaceful and so are New Zealander’s...💯💯💯
Qwerty REFERENCE IT BUDDY OR STOP SPREADING HATE!!!!!!!
Thank you for the support for fellow human beings who have shown this respect humanity does still exist watching the haca brought tears to my eyes thank you very much
A culture so embedded in its society that young people can perform it without feeling silly is amazing.
I'm native American Cherokee. I feel the New Zealand unity, native or non native. What a great country. Also new Zealand people in New York are so amazing . !!!
I’m Mexican and I’m very rich in culture and when I see this I get sooo emotional in a great way I get soo moved in to tears because I love how much the haka means to there people!! Amazing culture!!
Mexican culture is the 'borrowed' Spanish European culture.. you lost the Aztec culture hundreds of years ago.
Cannot watch this annymore😫. If I watch this 1 more time, I'm going to start crying again😢😭. What a beautiful thing to see. Proud to be Filipino living here in NZ
What a fascinating people of gentle warriors. Right on, NZ.
Ironically enough.
Now that the Government will be disarming all citizens... all NZ can do is mimic warriors but never actually become them to defend themselves O_o
"gentle warriors"
euphemism?
Maori were cannibals too
@@2bRealist
You mean everyone in churches and mosques should be armed like its a war zone?
schools too?
arm all kids ? body armour too?
@@MilesBellas
I'm American.
When I was younger, everyone open carried.
We had trucks in our high-school parking lot with gun racks and rifles.
Having a concealed gun was part of your outfit for the day, especially when you had on your Sunday's best.
You know what we didn't have back then? Mass shootings.
What ever is causing these mass shootings, it's not because of access of guns. When America had more guns, we had the least number of mass shootings.
Now as access to guns is decreasing, it seems we are having more mass shootings.
And it's not just guns... mass killings using fire, vehicles and pressure cookers are all on the rise. Something has gone wrong with our civilization as a whole.
His name is Brenton Harrison Tarrant. This week Muslim Arab killed two Jews in Israel. Did anybody blinked at CBC? They did not even mention it. Why they are so selective?
Every New Zealander have the warrior spirit in them. You can tell the mana is VERY powerful. I am not even from over there but I can feel the power generating through me.
This is so deep, it unites them all. Its beautifull.
Both beautiful and powerful.
Respect this people
From Malaysia
This brought tears to my eyes.
I love it, it shows the solidarity of one nation one soul, thank you it is heart touching ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oh Allah give these warriors Paradise amongst your servants. Ameeen
Ameen
I mean the Maori have their own gods, so I thier gods disaprove of your Abrahamic god
@@javiercarrasco2850 Don't try to instigate, show some respect for the dead
@@bvnnykvlt I can instigate & show respect.
@YoungMaha i never said they couldn't
I'm a total stranger to this tradition. It looked aggressive to me at first but I don't know why tears came out of my eyes after watching the video for few seconds.
❤ from Italy, lot of love ❤❤❤ for the victims and these young people so concerned. God bless you all.
When that right hands of these individuals start shaking........they ain't playing
I love how it brings everyone together in mourning, no matter what your parentage or ancestry is... They are simply one nation.
Haka is life for them. Ten start it and thousands join in. I love the respect they hold for this tradition.
Great people so much respect! Stay strong New Zealenders. Your culture is amazing and breathtaking. We are with you. Greetings from Turkey
Enes yorulmaz Kia kaha (I’m from NZ)
Says a guy whose country systematically murders Kurdish people
Enes yorulmaz Thank you for kind words but i wish Turkey didn't show the video over and over again. I think it is the only country to use that for campaign. So sad.
People murder each other every day. What's the difference?
@@sirlordhenrymortimer6620 yeah like your country keeps killing everyone around the globe
Big up respect to this young generation love from Uk
It's been a while now... But watching this has made me to remember what happend, and seeing all these young and brave boys and girls doing the Haka...made me cry a lot. You can feel it from anywhere in the world. I can't even describe it
What actually happened?
@@dragomilosevic4823
According to you, nothing. According to reality, a man murdered innocent people.
@@jdvictor1921 when did I say that? You love to assume but not use any brain cells.
This has me so shooken up. The pain, fear and anger was so obvious. My thoughts and prayers are with our nations. Beautiful haka.
This is so powerful! I am really touched. Unity and resistance against hate. Embrace your friends, confront your foes.
I really wish i could do this well
This whole routine seems so unique
0:34 THAT is a beautiful war face!
That must have been hard to perform. So much respect and love for these kids. Growing up in Christchurch I feel super proud to call myself a Kiwi seeing this. I can see in there eyes their eyes a sense of - don't you dare - we are telling you nah - this won't happen again.
Oh gosh, why did I get so emotional? Wow.
This made me cry. Warriors will only mourn as Warriors. Bravo.
St. Tarrant was the only warrior there that day
Did you really cry over that pudgy?