Reaction | Stan Walker - Don't Dream it's Over (Reaction) 🔥🔥🔥
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
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Thank you for another amazing Reaction. Māori are the Indigenous people of New Zealand. For years our language was oppressed. I love how they sing this song in Māori too; it adds so much more integrity to his rendition of this cover by Crowded House. Nga Mihi Aroha ❤ (Thank you with Love) "Amazing Grace" Live with Levites, "New Light" and "Bigger" or "Give" OML so many i love lol. Stan Walker has also produced a Te Reo Māori Album too, he is truly a phenomenal Artist.
Thank you for the comment and song suggestions Kat. Maori sounds beautiful, I like hearing it. Nga Mihi Aroha to you too. I shall check the songs out. I like your excitement when it comes to Stan's songs 😊, because you get me excited too. Stay Blessed!
Stan is Maori, the indigenous people of Aotearoa (NZ). We also have a large (if not largest) population of Polynesians here hence why you see a strong representation of 'brown people' in NZ sports teams etc. Great reaction :)
Thank you for the comment with the little bit of background of NZ. I have never heard of this group "Polynesians, even though seeing the word and reading out just reminded me of the cartoon Pocahontas 😁. Is there any relation there because the cartoon was filled with brown characters too.
@@africalistens3379 Maori are VERY similar to the American Indians. We share a lot of the same ideals and values. Especially regarding nature, the land, ancestry and preservation of our cultures and heritage. And like American Indians, we were also colonised, had our land stolen and an attempt was made to eradicate our language and culture. Some examples of Polynesian people are Tahitian, Samoan, Fijian, Cook Islander, Hawaiian and Tongan. The cartoon "Moana" depicts Polynesian people.
Stan Walker is indigenous to Aotearoa New Zealand He is Māori Stan represents his people wherever he goes , he’s proud to be Māori we al are💖💖much love😘
We are are an indeginious country
We have a large Polynesian population but indigenous people to New Zealand, we are Maori.
Thank you for the comment. I have never heard of both these groups of people. Are the Polynesian brown skinned, and the Maori White/Caucasian ?
Love your reaction ♥
Thank you
The Indigenous language of New Zealand is Maori, aka All Black's Haka at the start of International Rugby matches is essentially a formal challenge to their opponents. White European or "Pakeha" is the dominant ethnicity 70.2% (3,297,860), then Maori 16.5% (775,840), then Asian 15.1% (707,600), Pacific Islanders 8.1% (381,640). You should do a side by side comparison of Stan''s "Bigger" then "TUA" (Maori version of Bigger).
I appreciate the breakdown of the different groups that exists out there. It is really interesting information for me to know because New Zealand is not even mentioned in our school curriculum. We just know it as the best rugby nation after our country 😜. So, if White Europeans are the majority, does this mean they are indigenous to the land? The reason why this a question of interest to me is because you guys speak good English, and we know where this language originated. Looking at the world map these your country is pretty far from that of the Queen.
Maori is our culture. So singing in our traditional voice
Thanks for reacting to Stan bro much appreciated. His cover of the Lion King song “circle of life” is a must to check out too
Circle of Life
@@hmmmyeahnahdoh823 yes 👍 lol
It is always a pleasure bro. Thank you for the support. You one of the people that encourages me to be consistent. I have noted the this recommendation and will check it out asap. I can already hear him and The Levites on Lion King songs :)
I suggest you look up Kiri Te Kanawa. Opera singer. She was appointed an Officer of the British Empire in 1973 and then Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1982. Plus later honours. Personally my favourite is O mio babbino caro at the umm uk proms? Anyway Yes. New Zealand has opera talent.
Thank you. Will check the artist out.
Love your reaction and love stan walker , this is a cover its originally song by another new Zealand band crowded house
Oh really, I thought it was his thanks for that information. I notice that he does not hint that some of the songs he does are "covers". Do you know why?
@@africalistens3379 I'm wondering if it's because Stan is so humble, he may not have expected this cover video would gain international attention and that it would mainly be seen by kiwis who know and love Crowded House and would immediately know it was a cover. Just a theory 😊
@@africalistens3379 Neil Finn was the driving force, lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter behind Crowded House. He came from an earlier NZ band called Split Enz. He wrote this song while in Crowded House. And it was one of their biggest hits. The song was released in 1986, and reached no 2 in the US charts. From what i know of Niel, he likely new before hand, that Stan Walker was doing this cover. And would have loved it! Cheers.
We were colonized by The People from England.
Love how you do reactions dude. Nice little breaks with questions and your feelings... Keep dem coming you have another follower
I'm pakeha (white) but conversation fluent in Maori... I love the language and its come back
One of my favorite covers by Stan, the original is amazing but his cover with the beautiful Maori language of Aotearoa New Zealand is just 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Maori were in New Zealand before the white man arrived.
Herr are the lyrics for anyone wanting to read or sing along (including the Maori section)
Enjoy
There is freedom within
There is freedom without
Try to catch the deluge in a paper cup
There's a battle ahead
Many battles are lost
But you'll never see the end of the road while you're traveling with me
Hey now, hey now
Don't dream it's over
Hey now, hey now
When the world comes in
They come, they come
To build a wall between us
You know that they won't win
Here kore ā roto
Here kore ā waho
Hopukina te ua i ō kapu ringa.
Pakanga o mua
Tukuna, ka ngaro
Puritia taku ringa
Ngaro ana te ara ki pae rau
Moe, moe, moemoeā
E Kore rawa e riro.
Maruāpo
E ārai e te ao
Ū mai, nau mai
He taupare i a tāua.
E kore e angitu (yeah)
There is freedom within
There is freedom without
Try to catch the deluge in a paper cup (yeah yeah)
There's a battle ahead
Many battles are lost
But you'll never see the end of the road while you're traveling with me
Hey now, hey now
Don't dream it's over
Hey now, hey now
When the world comes in
They come, they come
To build a wall between us
You know that they won't win
Yeah ...
Hey now, hey now
Dont dream its over
Hey now, hey now
When the world comes in
They come they come
to build a wall between us
You know that they wont win
E kore e angitu
🔥🔥🔥
We are Maoris brotha
Maoris and Polynesian both new ethnicities to me. Which one is white and which one is brown?
@@africalistens3379 hey there great reactions, māori and polynesians are typically brown skinned although this isn’t always the case as there is plenty of light/white skin polynesians and māori, polynesian consists of māori, samoans, tongans, hawaiians and more. māori are the indigenous people of Aotearoa, new zealand but became colonised by the europeans.
White people can't jump here in the music industry my bro.. we listen, but there sound does not not resonate in us. No offense nd im not racists i just know good meaning ful soundz