The first mako that is what you call a real mako folahaka lelei ngali faiva matai faiva haka ngali tangata faiva teki faiva faiva like modern Tongan warriors
This is awesome! But it would be even better if you guys did this without any modern instruments (guitar, ukulele, etc.) just straight up native instuments and voices. I'm from Hawai'i and in our hula kahiko (ancient form of hula) we only use native instruments and of course the oli (chant) and mele (song). You can feel the mana of your ancestors when you're dancing. Anyway you guys still did a great job and please don't take my comment as something negative. I have nothing but love for my Polynesian 'ohana.. Aloha nui to my Tongan cousins.
On point! we should use our voices and native instruments because its more beautiful. Dont worry about William who replied below he's a....lol. Viliami its not nice to be rude. At least he's being honest, and we should use more of our selves rather than modern day instruments. Oua kohu siana hahaha
What does that have to do with anything? Unlike Tongans we kanaka maoli have to fight all the time to keep our culture and traditions alive because we were taken over by many of the worlds super powers back in the day. Ultimately by the USA, the biggest of them all. Our language was outlawed for many many years and my people died off by the thousands because of the various diseases that the foreigners brought to our shores. It's amazing that we are still here at all. I have nothing but aloha for all of my Polynesian ohana. We look to places like Tonga for inspiration. My people will continue to fight forever to keep our culture from disappearing. Aloha nui
By A MILE still the BEST mako on the internet ‼️🙌🏽💯💯💯💯💯
omg. I love this dance. I watch it like 5 times a day (probably more). awesome dance. especially the first dance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the singing and dance, Can't stop replaying.
Malie Lafaele i'm glad i get to see you performing cous..ofa atu e
just beautiful and sensual. love it!
oku ui eni koe tongan drunken master OUUAAAAAAAAA fefeka ae tau
Malie malie kau tama toga . Ofa atu mai Uvea
Amazinggg!!! 🙌
first mako was tika! Lapaha ki he mate!
Favorite Mako iv seen so far!malo tamaiki e faiva malie.
Beautiful 💪💪💪
Bro could you send me the song for the first mako? Im from Lapaha and would love to perform this at my current city's Cultural Festival. Cheers
Very well done ☘️
What’s the song of the first dance called? And is there a tutorial to learn the dance?
wow beautiful Tonga .
whats the name of the first mako song? anyone pls
Tika 👌👌👌🔥🔥
Malie !!! 👏👏👏
The first mako that is what you call a real mako folahaka lelei ngali faiva matai faiva haka ngali tangata faiva teki faiva faiva like modern Tongan warriors
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I see people are asking for the name of the first dance, I wanna know it too!! Can we know it please?!
It's called mako dance
tika aupito 💯
1st mako....great job boys. oh yupppa lapaha wat?!
Malie mu'a katama e faiva malie! Tonga mo'unga kihe loto.
beautifu bois...maalahi aupto a LAPAHA ia.lols.
MALIE TONGA!!!
ouuaaa!!!
L A P A H A 💟
Malie Naki ‘ouaaaaaaa
Tongan. Da nce
Must be drills. First one is for light spear unit.
Violence ok.
LAPAHA!!!!!!!!
Tala vou🇹🇴🇹🇴
This is awesome! But it would be even better if you guys did this without any modern instruments (guitar, ukulele, etc.) just straight up native instuments and voices. I'm from Hawai'i and in our hula kahiko (ancient form of hula) we only use native instruments and of course the oli (chant) and mele (song). You can feel the mana of your ancestors when you're dancing. Anyway you guys still did a great job and please don't take my comment as something negative. I have nothing but love for my Polynesian 'ohana.. Aloha nui to my Tongan cousins.
Tae don't tell us tongans how to do are dance we stick to are roots tonga the only pacific island thats never been conquer or colonize
On point! we should use our voices and native instruments because its more beautiful. Dont worry about William who replied below he's a....lol. Viliami its not nice to be rude. At least he's being honest, and we should use more of our selves rather than modern day instruments. Oua kohu siana hahaha
William Funaki Ignorant.
What does that have to do with anything? Unlike Tongans we kanaka maoli have to fight all the time to keep our culture and traditions alive because we were taken over by many of the worlds super powers back in the day. Ultimately by the USA, the biggest of them all. Our language was outlawed for many many years and my people died off by the thousands because of the various diseases that the foreigners brought to our shores. It's amazing that we are still here at all.
I have nothing but aloha for all of my Polynesian ohana. We look to places like Tonga for inspiration. My people will continue to fight forever to keep our culture from disappearing. Aloha nui
hamajangz In my books I still regard Hawaii a nation on it's own. Damn the idiots who took over our ancestral home grounds. Respect to you.
mafana, mafana
Malie Kolokakala
Hahahahahaha
they all look like The Rock
letmepostacomment ikr!!!
Malie Tatakamotonga! #KoloVe'eVe'e
toli lousiale , toli lousiale
Dab
Malo malo aupito kautagata fkofoofa aupito malo thats the one bros..ai fkmatoato'i ke a'u ee malo aupito
Tonga...
Malie malieeeeee.
Malie tamaiki to atu
ze fuck
2nd mako sux.....lapahas the first mako.so yeah keep it up lapaha loles.h hah(1st mako )
malie kautm e faiva malie.....
malie malie kau tama!
malie kautm e faiva malie.....