This brings back so many memories and pains 😂. Here in the PH we are not allowed to look down while dancing and must always wear a smile while wearing a Filipiniana so we are unable to see where we are stepping 😂 Shoutout to all Filipinos out there and folk dancers! ❣
actually in the philippines when professional dancers of tinikling dancing this they are not looking down they are head up and smiling while dancing this sometimes blindfolded... but ne ways this is soo heart warming that other countries are appreciating filipino folk dance.
In the Philippines, if you were caught looking down, you would be threatened with a grade deduction. Of course, no one believes the teachers until they actually get a grade deduction
i appreciate all the effort they extended for dancing the Philippine folk dances. i just hope nxt time when the Pilipino Community have this kind of presentation be aware of teaching the kids how to dance gracefully... their footworks are good they just need to practice their hand movements.
I was just smiling during group 2 performance. They were having so much fun and looked hyped up. And they were doing those crazy tinikling steps. Awesome kaayo!
That is so great that they also introduce Philippine folk dances to other teenage students. The modernize version was fun to watch which is more difficult than the original . The second group also combined elements from Singkil, while the third group doing the tinikling on the bench is quite a departure from the original version but also amazing to watch. Well done students, you not only get my nod, but praises from those who can't dance the tinkling, it is hard on your calf muscle and your ankle doing all those jumping steps. You all passed with flying colors. This is just one of what we do in our intramurals in the Philippines.
Our teacher in PE always shout at us saying "You can dance some sexy dance on tiktok but you can't dance tinikling in school?! Does that tiktok will give your future?!"
Yeah! Filipino vibe! Especially in college when you met a terror prof. 🤣😭 They will kill you slowly inside but they're all really inspiring. Love them. ❤️
Salute to all these students. As a Filipino, I know how hard these dances are. I only tried "Tinikling" though. I could never dance in "Sayaw sa Bangko". Congratulations for doing an amazing job.
The first group remembered me of my group (Tinkling as long as I remember). Because my family also lived in Philippines for 5 years and I studied to a school, my parents chose public school and one day, the teacher asked us to do a folk dance and I was like “Oh my god, how?” But my classmates (teammates basically) were so nice to me and were willing to help me. They were all just so nice and the dance is fun and romantic at the same time. The dude I was dancing with is so kind and helps me everytime I would get my toe stuck with the stick. It was such a good memory. Lahat sila mababait. Ingat kayo lagi dyan, mga kababayan! Also, it took us 2 weeks to practice the folk dance.
group 3 looks like filipino students in a school from Phillipines and the students are just performing for Makabayan day for their grade. typical filipino thing
group 3 really amaze me cause performing tinikling is not really easy even if im very good of it I also sometimes got hit my feets with the bamboo so good job proud to be Fil
Group3 parang mga Pinoy sila that's why their performance is way better Hahaha tinalo pa "Pinoy Pride" at "Astig Pinoy" na naging contestant dati sa Showtime at wowow win😝😛
I feel ashamed as a Filipino watching this video 'cuz I never tried dancing tinikling. And so heart warming to watch Americans learning abt Filipino culture.
My heart melted seeing kids on other side of the world dancing the famous dance folklore here in Philippines how overwhelming thankyou for sharing our culture
I'm truly excited watching these American kids who are not of Filipino descent doing a VERY FILIPINO cultural dance. Thank you kids for showing interests in other cultures that make up the American Culture, a very melting pot of cultures. 🥰🥰
I think they are filifino descent bec they are mostly half . I guess either their moms are filifinas or from immigrants families. It's warm to see this cultural dance brought up there ...kudos!
me too, im one who doesn't know how to dance tinikling hihi. In our school, only students who are members of dance troupe or members of glee clubs do. Pure Filipino here.
syempre marunong ang mga yan dahil laging nagpraktis at ung mga nagtuturo jan ay mga pilipino na master... natural hnd marunong ang mga ibang pilipino dahil hnd cla nagpraktis ng tinikling din ung iba na my alam kng paano sumayaw ng tinkling ay sumali sa school at mga dance contest twing fiesta like me. bkit ikaw ?? marunong knaba agad sumayaw ng ganyan with out nagturo sau at no need ng praktis, coz kaming bagohan na isang grupo din, ilang gabi kami nagpraktis sa gym hanggat mamaster din ung pagbibilis ng paa para hnd maipit sa kawayan.. ako nga dati noong hnd p ako sumali, akala ko madali lng pero noong anjan na sa harapan ung mga kawayan, hnd ko na alam. ... nahihirapan kaya ako sa timing lalo na ung pabilisan. ... praktis lng po muna 💕💟💗💖
@[ RAVEN ] yung ibang filipino nga diba di ka ba marunong umintinde 🙄🙄 aral ka muna🤣🤣 tsaka intindihin mo yung modules mo,di yung pa youtube-youtube ka lang🤣🤣
Ah, Tinikling brings back so many memories. I was once a stupid kid during middle school and I intended to hit the dancer's foot and blame it on my partner.
To ALL those posting critical comments on the students' performances or the lack there of, suggesting do this, do that , please REMEMBER that these students tried to LEARN THE BASICS of the dance in a short period of time for this event that looked like a SCHOOL PHYS ED activity with INTERNATIONAL flavour. They barely know the different NUANCES that goes with the BASIC STEPS. Most of them may look like Filipinos to you, BUT...... they are still AMERICANS who grew up in the US. My advice to you, STAND IN FRONT OF A MIRROR WHILE DANCING THE TINIKLING, RECORD IT, AND POST IT HERE ON TH-cam. The TALANGKA MENTALITY NEVER CEASES to AMAZE me. PEACE AND BE KIND TO ONE ANOTHER ESPECIALLY TO FILIPINOS.
Abroad..we call it Cultural Festival..its a celebration of different cultures represented by dances for a whole day. One of its purpose is connecting us to our roots even though we have schooled abroad. Some schools make it fun by winning prizes and stuffs like that so students give it their all 😊
@@ethylgracegaviola What he means to say is, Since the Americans literally danced a Filipino dance, its like they felt being proud of themselves or they literally felt like becoming a Filipino (Sorry for my grammar)
Gustong gusto ko panoorin ang mga video nyo. Nakakatuwa yung nasa ibang bansa tayo tayo makikita natin na ganito. Tanggap nila ang mga cultural dance natin.
Sana ma propagate natin yung kulturang sariling atin. Salamat sa video na ito. Nakakalimutan na natin ang mga sayaw at mga kulturang sariling atin na mga Pilipino. Thank you very much!
If I am allowed to choose who win.... I choose the 1st.... Because at the end of the day... Tinikling is still a dance and not only an acrobatic. The 1st group understand the concept that is why you can see grace in their movements.
The worse part of that when nahulog ka sa bangko pagkatapos diyan sinamahan pa ng "HILOT" shit ang sakit parang pinalo ka ng baton panglimang beses 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 tapos sinamahan pa yong tawa sa kaibigan mo Diyan makaka boyshit talaga😂😂😂😂😂
I swear that Tinikling is like a minigame challenge in physical education. But seriously it takes a lot of practice to get the whole group's coordination right.
I know how hard tinikling is coz I've experienced it. That's alot of work since there are many of them. They did it perfectly. Thank you so much for the love for Filipino culture❤
POV: When you live in Australia and went to a public school where people cared little for cultures and you wish you went to another school that went all out like this on harmony day. Fast forward to 2021, you're now 23 years old and still cry when you think about it 😭😭
Learning to dance "tinikling" is such a SKILL! And you all beautifully nailed it guys!!!👏👏👏👏 Your performance speaks highly of these kids talents and patience. Salute to you all, from the Philippines!!!🙋🙋🙋🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
i probably can relate in folkdances of the philippines since i've been a folk dancer since grade 1 to 4th year and competed in in provincial and regional tours during my high school. in contest proper criteria we don't usually modify steps and any required original elements of the dance, if so we need to submit modification to the organizer on what segment. modifications brings new technicalities and thrill to this folkdance. thank you for the upload, draws my memory back 20 years in the past.
As a Filipino teen whose kinda brainwashed of the American culture, and to be compared to them right now, I'm actually kinda speechless... Embarrass for the fact too that I suck in it (Tinikling, etc). Furthermore, Sorry dear ancestors! I mean, I tried though...
I loved it! Well i can guess pretty easily that their teacher must be a Filipino..to be able to teach that to his/her class! I love the energy of the crowd as well..so supportive ❤️❤️❤️
As A Filipino I'm so Impressed 😍😍 The Efforts is so muchh😳 And I especially love how the group 3 did u know tinikling and sayaw sa bangko at the same time and how they did the tinikling while spinning around is soo good😳😳💓💓
You are all amazing and talented.... I'm a Filipino seeing other countries dancing our traditional dance makes me fell happy and I'm proud to all of my co students who dances ❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘
Typically and traditionally TINIKLING dance celebrated with colorful dresses ang vanderitas because of fiestas. And this is the modern type. They enjoyed doing it energetically. Good for the heart exercise.
Me when I saw the thumbnail: 😯 Me while watching: 😲 oml- they're really good- the background music of the group 1👀 I'm literally singing along... Me after watching: my gosh- I'm so proud to be a Filipino 😊💅🏻✨ this literally bought a smile to my face💛
All the 3 groups were awesome putting hard work for sure to create a spectacular show. Tinikling such a classic Filipino folk dance, remembering the days when tinikling was a staple always featured on our annual school events. Thank you to everybody, love it!
I really enjoyed them watching dancing tinikling. I love all of the groups. Though, the basics are not perfect but they gave justice to it and they did the routine perfectly, they're just having fun and that's what makes the performance really great and wonderful. Kudos to guys and thanks for sharing the Philippine Culture through dancing "Tinikling".
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Who taught the American kids to dance Tinikling?
It is heartwarming to share Filipino Culture.
yeaah it really cute i didn't even thought that they dance tinikling😊
Hahaha yeah
Mga pinoy din na classmates nila. May mga choreographer na pinoy din
And maybe watched filipino versions on TH-cam as well. Amazing effort!
Or they searched on TH-cam for tutorial
This brings back so many memories and pains 😂. Here in the PH we are not allowed to look down while dancing and must always wear a smile while wearing a Filipiniana so we are unable to see where we are stepping 😂 Shoutout to all Filipinos out there and folk dancers! ❣
Truee
true
Tama....kasalanan mo kpg maiipit ka ha ha😁
True
Parang pabilisan na lang sila ng footsteps nila. Wala ng grace yuong iba. Magaling din naman, siguro nage-enjoy pang sila. ✌❤
Yung mas enjoy pa ng ibang bansa cultural dance natin...
Duh, enjoy din kaya rito sa Pilipinas be.
PLS LFMAO don’t act like wala tayong buwan ng wika?? Wtf
Sanaol feel yung buwan ng wika. Never ko naexperience mag-tinikling nung acad years ko (╥﹏╥)
LMAO BAT NAKA-PIN YUNG COMMENT KO?!
Oo nga eh
actually in the philippines when professional dancers of tinikling dancing this they are not looking down they are head up and smiling while dancing this sometimes blindfolded... but ne ways this is soo heart warming that other countries are appreciating filipino folk dance.
These are just high school students , not professional dancers. Let’s give them credit for being able to do it.
I tried 'sayaw sa bangko' once and needed to have a 'hilot' after I fell from the chair 😁
Hahaha thats hillarius!!
Lol
True
😂😂
Huhu ang hirap kayaㅜㅜ
In the Philippines, if you were caught looking down, you would be threatened with a grade deduction.
Of course, no one believes the teachers until they actually get a grade deduction
Trueee
In the start of the video, almost all the boys are the one who's looking down
Thats not good
I think this Gruop 3 Is Filipinos
@@mariettamendoza6052 Yeah. it could be a Filipino international school
DAMN, I've never been more proud about children that aren't even mine
i appreciate all the effort they extended for dancing the Philippine folk dances. i just hope nxt time when the Pilipino Community have this kind of presentation be aware of teaching the kids how to dance gracefully... their footworks are good they just need to practice their hand movements.
Here in Philippines you should not look down while dancing,HAHAHAH, that thing makes it hard.
Yeah and proper hand placements and straight back.🤧🤧
The skirt must be like long enough not above the knee
@@christianalviralolod1067 at some dances they can wear short skirts
Yes
Tama
What an effort, big clap for those who are just forced to join the activity, just to make a passing grade😅 relate much!😆
yah ur not the only one
Gurllll relate much...
Ako din naman ah.
Sore feet from bamboo and burn hands from candles... 😅
Samee
I was just smiling during group 2 performance. They were having so much fun and looked hyped up. And they were doing those crazy tinikling steps. Awesome kaayo!
That is so great that they also introduce Philippine folk dances to other teenage students. The modernize version was fun to watch which is more difficult than the original . The second group also combined elements from Singkil, while the third group doing the tinikling on the bench is quite a departure from the original version but also amazing to watch. Well done students, you not only get my nod, but praises from those who can't dance the tinkling, it is hard on your calf muscle and your ankle doing all those jumping steps. You all passed with flying colors. This is just one of what we do in our intramurals in the Philippines.
You won’t pass P.E. class in ph without doing this at one point.
I agree. Hahahaha
Our teacher in PE always shout at us saying "You can dance some sexy dance on tiktok but you can't dance tinikling in school?! Does that tiktok will give your future?!"
@@jhillianamariebanua2587 yes, future bashing.🤣🤣
Yeah! Filipino vibe! Especially in college when you met a terror prof. 🤣😭 They will kill you slowly inside but they're all really inspiring. Love them. ❤️
Lololol exactly
Respect respect for this american teens
They are mostly half i guess.
"these"
OMG! At 5:26 -- BLINDFOLD Tinikling!!! OMG!
But at least they are enjoying the Filipino dance that they learned
Salute to all these students. As a Filipino, I know how hard these dances are. I only tried "Tinikling" though. I could never dance in "Sayaw sa Bangko". Congratulations for doing an amazing job.
The first group remembered me of my group (Tinkling as long as I remember). Because my family also lived in Philippines for 5 years and I studied to a school, my parents chose public school and one day, the teacher asked us to do a folk dance and I was like “Oh my god, how?” But my classmates (teammates basically) were so nice to me and were willing to help me. They were all just so nice and the dance is fun and romantic at the same time. The dude I was dancing with is so kind and helps me everytime I would get my toe stuck with the stick. It was such a good memory. Lahat sila mababait. Ingat kayo lagi dyan, mga kababayan!
Also, it took us 2 weeks to practice the folk dance.
group 3 looks like filipino students in a school from Phillipines and the students are just performing for Makabayan day for their grade. typical filipino thing
Exactly...they're look like typical Filipino 😂😂
HAHAHAHA high school days, papasayawin ka ng traditional folk dances
group 3 really amaze me cause performing tinikling is not really easy even if im very good of it I also sometimes got hit my feets with the bamboo so good job proud to be Fil
@@bxdufm1078 tapos madalas ginagawa pang project yung mga folk dance nayan hahaha
Group3 parang mga Pinoy sila that's why their performance is way better
Hahaha tinalo pa "Pinoy Pride" at "Astig Pinoy" na naging contestant dati sa Showtime at wowow win😝😛
I'm a Filipino and like you ain't passing P.E if you don't participate in at least one dance at some point-
They nailed this- 😌👌
Yeahh 🤧
@@daisyllaguno6314 🤧
I was sick for a whole week when they passed tinikling mwehe
@@phoby4740 lol-
I danced atleast one filipino dance in HS just to pass MAPEH, the coconut husk dance one
Filipinos while watching this: *patriotism intensifies*
Katipuneros and their wives dancing
I lost it when Totoy Bibo started playing... LMAOO.
I feel ashamed as a Filipino watching this video 'cuz I never tried dancing tinikling. And so heart warming to watch Americans learning abt Filipino culture.
I never tried it because I'm afraid of that bamboo/wood
Tinikling is not being taught that fast. It's step by step first. Following the beat like one two three
That dance in only known to lowlands here in the PH.
It’s actually fun. I first tried it when I was in 3rd grade and I enjoyed it.
Same i never tried tinikling tooo
I’m Filipino and God knows how many times I tried Tinikling without screaming 😭😂
Haha
Just the THOUGHT of doing it is NERVE WRACKING by itself
Same 😂😭❤🙏
Me and my group mates are laughing instead since the boys in our group kept getting caughte between the bamboos😂
Ah, I see a fellow Feltson shipper, a man of culture right here
So proud to be a Filipino. Salute to you guys and thanks for showcasing our traditional dance.
My heart melted seeing kids on other side of the world dancing the famous dance folklore here in Philippines how overwhelming thankyou for sharing our culture
I'm truly excited watching these American kids who are not of Filipino descent doing a VERY FILIPINO cultural dance. Thank you kids for showing interests in other cultures that make up the American Culture, a very melting pot of cultures. 🥰🥰
I think they are filifino descent bec they are mostly half . I guess either their moms are filifinas or from immigrants families. It's warm to see this cultural dance brought up there ...kudos!
They are of Filipino descent. It's a cultural presentation of a certain ethnic origin.
They're all excellent! I remembered our cultural dance during Philippine Independence Day onboard the Norwegian Star.
Other Filipino’s didn’t know how to dance tinikling but Americans nailed it❤️
me too, im one who doesn't know how to dance tinikling hihi. In our school, only students who are members of dance troupe or members of glee clubs do. Pure Filipino here.
syempre marunong ang mga yan dahil laging nagpraktis at ung mga nagtuturo jan ay mga pilipino na master...
natural hnd marunong ang mga ibang pilipino dahil hnd cla nagpraktis ng tinikling din ung iba na my alam kng paano sumayaw ng tinkling ay sumali sa school at mga dance contest twing fiesta like me.
bkit ikaw ?? marunong knaba agad sumayaw ng ganyan with out nagturo sau at no need ng praktis, coz kaming bagohan na isang grupo din, ilang gabi kami nagpraktis sa gym hanggat mamaster din ung pagbibilis ng paa para hnd maipit sa kawayan..
ako nga dati noong hnd p ako sumali, akala ko madali lng pero noong anjan na sa harapan ung mga kawayan, hnd ko na alam. ...
nahihirapan kaya ako sa timing lalo na ung pabilisan. ...
praktis lng po muna
💕💟💗💖
@[ RAVEN ] yung ibang filipino nga diba di ka ba marunong umintinde 🙄🙄 aral ka muna🤣🤣 tsaka intindihin mo yung modules mo,di yung pa youtube-youtube ka lang🤣🤣
@@jenrickbati3002 i believe naman na nag aaral siya libre ang pag aaral sa pinas.
@@godgeez8817 pinagsasabi mo?🤣🤣
Ah, Tinikling brings back so many memories. I was once a stupid kid during middle school and I intended to hit the dancer's foot and blame it on my partner.
Goosebumps all over and tears😂 of joy! Proud to be Filipino! God bless.
To ALL those posting critical comments on the students' performances or the lack there of, suggesting do this, do that , please REMEMBER that these students tried to LEARN THE BASICS of the dance in a short period of time for this event that looked like a SCHOOL PHYS ED activity with INTERNATIONAL flavour. They barely know the different NUANCES that goes with the BASIC STEPS. Most of them may look like Filipinos to you, BUT...... they are still AMERICANS who grew up in the US.
My advice to you, STAND IN FRONT OF A MIRROR WHILE DANCING THE TINIKLING, RECORD IT, AND POST IT HERE ON TH-cam.
The TALANGKA MENTALITY NEVER CEASES to AMAZE me.
PEACE AND BE KIND TO ONE ANOTHER ESPECIALLY TO FILIPINOS.
Plus its really hard, others might see it easy but it literally uses alot of your energy since you move so much.
Correct ! Some time there are some people who are hard to please or in other words they are bitter.
Abroad..we call it Cultural Festival..its a celebration of different cultures represented by dances for a whole day. One of its purpose is connecting us to our roots even though we have schooled abroad. Some schools make it fun by winning prizes and stuffs like that so students give it their all 😊
Got goosebumps watching this. I can feel how proud they are being a Filipino.
@@ethylgracegaviola What he means to say is, Since the Americans literally danced a Filipino dance, its like they felt being proud of themselves or they literally felt like becoming a Filipino (Sorry for my grammar)
What an attraction! Thanks Guys! You all made it on another level!
Aww sharing our culture and seeing everybody else enjoying it warms my heart so much! ♥
Everyone in the last group looked Filipino! It’s cool how California has such a large Filipino community!
Because the first Filipino to arrive in america is in California
@@akosiedread2160 true, and also California have the most fil-am population in the us same goes to Hawaii
never tried tinikling but that choreography require some skills.
*Oh bOi- when the bamboos be squishing your ankle- nope nope it hurts. ✋🙂*
It’s okay anyone can do it with practice
I have lol
@@ifelverybright6651 yesss it rally hurts😢
Dont step on the bamboo too lmao its also a common mistake
Gustong gusto ko panoorin ang mga video nyo. Nakakatuwa yung nasa ibang bansa tayo tayo makikita natin na ganito. Tanggap nila ang mga cultural dance natin.
wow, Salsang pangkawayan, galing. salsa bamboo dance. wonderful guys. your creating variants.
American girls who wears dresses like that makes them million times prettier. Change my mind
Na
@@etriganthedemon666 yahs
@@sirussoriano1321 na
Not to be mean but what about other races? And wdym by "dresses like that" ? It's a normal dress.
Again no hate.
@@etriganthedemon666 atleast their pretty hw about you ? Filipinas are pretty
Sayaw sa bangko is a difficult Filipino folk dance, but the first group is my most favourite, with the totoy bibo song it really fits.
Sana ma propagate natin yung kulturang sariling atin. Salamat sa video na ito. Nakakalimutan na natin ang mga sayaw at mga kulturang sariling atin na mga Pilipino. Thank you very much!
You don’t know how hard the dance is until you sacrifice your toenails and ankle dancing this.
If I am allowed to choose who win.... I choose the 1st.... Because at the end of the day... Tinikling is still a dance and not only an acrobatic. The 1st group understand the concept that is why you can see grace in their movements.
Wow wow wow...
Very amazing...
Thanks for introducing our Folk Dances. All of you dance very gracefully...
Wow nag enjoy ang mga ibang lahi sa sa pinoy songs, natutuwa ako at nanariwa sa aking isip ang mga activities school namin noon.
It's great to see Americans having fun with tinikling and sayaw sa bangko. Even better that they know now that tinikling is Filipino and not Hawaiian.
How is it Hawaiian?
The "sayaw sa bangko" would look much better if they wear "saya"
The worse part of that when nahulog ka sa bangko pagkatapos diyan sinamahan pa ng "HILOT" shit ang sakit parang pinalo ka ng baton panglimang beses 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 tapos sinamahan pa yong tawa sa kaibigan mo
Diyan makaka boyshit talaga😂😂😂😂😂
Sobrang nakakatuwa 👏☺️ masaya nilang sinasayaw Ang ating mga Sina unang sayaw.👏👏👏
Wow! Kudos to all dancers, choreographer & organizerz👏👏👏👏
I swear that Tinikling is like a minigame challenge in physical education.
But seriously it takes a lot of practice to get the whole group's coordination right.
I know how hard tinikling is coz I've experienced it. That's alot of work since there are many of them. They did it perfectly. Thank you so much for the love for Filipino culture❤
what a wonderful and execelent performance to each and of one who participated on every group. Every group is a champion for me! Ang husay sobra.
Amazing foreigner dance TINIKLING. Wow ..Wow...
w0w the whole school is embracing Filipino culture.... heart-melting
A blessed Christ-mas for all Filipinos around the world.
Mabuhay ! ! !
Truly appreciate what they did. It helps encouraging more Filipino children to dance Tinikling and Sayaw sa Bangko
So love your work❤❤❤
Very beautiful and gracefully dance ..
Perfect steps all the time ..
POV: When you live in Australia and went to a public school where people cared little for cultures and you wish you went to another school that went all out like this on harmony day. Fast forward to 2021, you're now 23 years old and still cry when you think about it 😭😭
wow i rememeber during my elementary days we used to dance tinikling so proud being a Pilipino and now they dance it with modern music.
Honestly, I had no idea this even existed and have so much to learn, and I myself am Filipino. They rocked these.
Amazing watching Filipino Folk Dance Traditional
Mabuhay Filipinos sa Buong Mundo
I'm Filipino and thank you for showcasing our culture and having fun doing it!
I tried dancing tinikling and you know what it hurts when you miss the beat.
Bravo!!! Excellent!!! Ang galing nyo naman sobra!!!
Learning to dance "tinikling" is such a SKILL! And you all beautifully nailed it guys!!!👏👏👏👏 Your performance speaks highly of these kids talents and patience. Salute to you all, from the Philippines!!!🙋🙋🙋🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
as a pure filipino, idk why I'm smiling
i probably can relate in folkdances of the philippines since i've been a folk dancer since grade 1 to 4th year and competed in in provincial and regional tours during my high school. in contest proper criteria we don't usually modify steps and any required original elements of the dance, if so we need to submit modification to the organizer on what segment. modifications brings new technicalities and thrill to this folkdance. thank you for the upload, draws my memory back 20 years in the past.
Wooow... amazing! My pride and gratitude to watch other culture dancing our native dance. Bravo👏👏👏👏 Thank you for sharing this video.
Omg! I'm smiling until the end of ur video Sir! Yasssssss!!! 🥰
As a Filipino teen whose kinda brainwashed of the American culture, and to be compared to them right now, I'm actually kinda speechless... Embarrass for the fact too that I suck in it (Tinikling, etc).
Furthermore,
Sorry dear ancestors!
I mean, I tried though...
Dont be, theres a bunch of filipinos here in the philippines who doesnt even know how to dance that, including me, hahahahahaha
@@skzjeongin2914 forget not knowing how to dance that, I just don't know how to dance in general
I loved it! Well i can guess pretty easily that their teacher must be a Filipino..to be able to teach that to his/her class! I love the energy of the crowd as well..so supportive ❤️❤️❤️
I appreciate to dance pilipino culture dance and enjoyning I'm so proud pilipino mas enjoy pa tlga nila yung sayaw ntin hehe
Love u guyz..so amazing!!!we are happy both of you enjoy by doing our culture dance....godbless guy
As A Filipino I'm so Impressed 😍😍
The Efforts is so muchh😳
And I especially love how the group 3 did u know tinikling and sayaw sa bangko at the same time and how they did the tinikling while spinning around is soo good😳😳💓💓
I'm Filipino(Philippines) but I don't know how to dance that one😂it's very heard so I salute the students who dances tinikling and sayaw sa bangko❤
hahaha same mas ineenjoy nila ung sayaw, ehh ako ni isang step diko ko pamamermorize😆😆
You are all amazing and talented.... I'm a Filipino seeing other countries dancing our traditional dance makes me fell happy and I'm proud to all of my co students who dances ❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘
i like and love the performance of group 3. a combination of tinikling and sayaw sa bangko 👍👍👍👍👍
Yeheey! I'm deaf and Filipino.. I'm very so proud of Filipino people there in US!!! God bless for them. I love to watching Filipino dance.. hehehe
Wowwww, mom, dad, grandpas' and grandmas must be proud of their children.
ang galing naman!
i love this folkdance.
I'm a Filipino, and I'm so happy seeing them dance our cultural and native dances ❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much guys, u really did well!
Kudos to all Filipino around the 🌎
Wow, beautiful performance
WOW ANG GALING NG PERFORMANCE AT MODERNO MAKABAGONG STYLES NG TINIKLING DANCE! CONGRAT!
It was so very appriciated, love you guys by doing some of filipino dance culture🥰🥰🥰🥰
Typically and traditionally TINIKLING dance celebrated with colorful dresses ang vanderitas because of fiestas. And this is the modern type. They enjoyed doing it energetically. Good for the heart exercise.
This is more of a school PHYS -ED activity set into music.
the best ang taga Pleasant Hill.
I feel ashamed to myself because I am A Filipino do not how to dance Tinkling.
Well you can practice. Why must you be ashamed?
Wait what I dance tinikling 2nd times lol😂
I Survive hhahaha
Well I survive in my PE class😅😅😅
Nasalaag lge ko dnhe
Very nice.it. na ginaya ninyo Ang culture na min. Dance Filipino.
this randomly popped out of my feed and now i'm tearing up because i badly miss face to face classes
the totoy bibo which is the favorite song to play of our uncles when getting drunk 😂
Trueeee HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I am a Filipino and I could barely dance that. It melts me seeing other countries trying to appreciate our culture. Thank you so much
Grabeeeeeee, great dance of all time TINIKLING, I so proud of you guys, keep on dancing, it is history
Me when I saw the thumbnail: 😯
Me while watching: 😲 oml- they're really good- the background music of the group 1👀 I'm literally singing along...
Me after watching: my gosh- I'm so proud to be a Filipino 😊💅🏻✨ this literally bought a smile to my face💛
Wow the energy and skill dynamic of their performance is great...
Kobe first visit in the philippines he do tinikling too invitation of former pres Joseph Estrada
I am just speechless watching this great kids do our folk dance. Love it and watching from Philippines❤❤❤
bravo! i almost cried. great effort! well done kids. awesome video!
All the 3 groups were awesome putting hard work for sure to create a spectacular show. Tinikling such a classic Filipino folk dance, remembering the days when tinikling was a staple always featured on our annual school events. Thank you to everybody, love it!
As a filipino.. this is...
A masterpiece... I can't even dance 'tinikling'...
I'm so amaze..😍😍😍....all of them are so great...thank you for uploading this video....🥰🥰🥰
I really enjoyed them watching dancing tinikling. I love all of the groups. Though, the basics are not perfect but they gave justice to it and they did the routine perfectly, they're just having fun and that's what makes the performance really great and wonderful. Kudos to guys and thanks for sharing the Philippine Culture through dancing "Tinikling".
WOW ! WOW ! WOW ! . what a performance and I am proud of Tinikling, our Philippine National Folk Dance.