I greet the Maori nation and all the warriors of the Pacific Islands! I am a Mexican descendant of the Chichimec warriors of Aridoamerica! Let's continue honoring our ancestors and our traditions! Strength and dignity!
Maori culture is amazing, had warriors that battled as bravely as any in history. New Zealand must make every effort to support and preserve this incredible culture.
NGATI PAKEHA is to stay ! black tribes n Afrika conquerd eachothers land also in those days. no different what the eurpeans did or anyone else. Maori fought eachother ,white tribes in europe fought eachother.thats something of our nature it seems. the only difference is , the europeans were the most succesfull warriors
well would you be ok if this culture was preserved by foreigners or just "non-maoris" practicing it (not sure but can you become maori or is this tied to genetics?)? also if maoris dont want to live like maoris you cant force them.
@@bangtuhauptilagie4866 preservation is multifaceted and a part of that is also recording the culture and integrating that history and customs etc into public knowledge if need be on a global scale. There are other indigenous people's who have lost their cultural history due to westernization and the dominant invasive culture around them gave no hoot that it was lost, and in many cases it was done purposefully to assimilate them not integrate them into the public identity. It was more of invasion and supression by colonizers in an attempt to expand territory and line bank accounts. So yeah....human beings need to do anything to preserve anymore ancient cultures from going extinct no matter the persons race or ethnicity.
@@bangtuhauptilagie4866 foreigners? As in Samoan Tonga Fiji? The blood line of Maori dates back to Hawaii Samoa Tonga. We are all genuinely connected and genetically. The Maori Puerto blood line is gone forever. The last pure blood Maori died back in 93 or 95. In less than 100 years from now Samoa and Tonga Bloodline will die as well sad but true. Now or very very soon it's going to be up to who ever cultural backgrounds that's going to help keep the polynesian culture alive.
I'm a little German myself, don't count yourself out, look up Heilung. Germans and Norse use to be one, and are almost culturally, ethnically and linguistically the same.
I am African American, but I have always had so much respect and love for the Maori, Polynesian, Samoan cultures. I know I may be missing some, but respect them all. I have always wanted to learn and perform one of the dances and chants to be able to show those in the culture that i love and respect them. I did sing Chant of the Islands though i messed up on it. Much love from me to you.
@@ranjminhinnick2228 I appreciate this! It definitely means a lot. I've always been fascinated by the music, culture and ways you all do things. It would be an honor to one day be in presence of people from the culture and nation.
I'm Spanish, and plan to learn Zulu, Maori and a lot more. I wish the Zulus and Maoris were civilizations in Age of Empires 2. I have to represent them by using the Ethiopians and Malays, respectively.
Bro Im from New Zealander I’m Maori you can’t tell from my skin I grew up more south where the people are whiter but the language is taught in school it’s one of our 3 languages (sign being the third) have you watched rugby. We chant before the big games. It’s something most kids dream of .. to play rugby and do the haka.
We passed down ellightenment verbally and recently we weren't allowed to speak te Re Māori at all, so that Century really was apart of them trying to suppress our culture
I have a feeling of huge respect for Haka and culture around it. I strangely feel it is a forgotten part of me, perhaps from another life. Respect from Brasil.
I feel the same way, the chills that run thru my body when I hear it, turns my adrenaline on 1000% I feel like ive lost a part of my past lives being Turkish and greek but I connect with the Maori culture than I do my own.
Maori heritage migration of the Polynesian come from the Americas... theres a lot of evidence that supports this.. this is why it resonates with you...
Local boy born n raised Hawaiian, island of O'ahu. Wish I could have met my ancestors and to know of our origin. So grateful to be Polynesian!!! One of many strong and powerful poly cultures not only in war but through theirs(poly) and our language!!!
Maori, isn’t always claimed as a polynesian it’s upto the Maori person if they would want to be called poly, yes we descent from hawaiki but some like to believe differently
@@xans7521 the hawaiians were beloved to originate from new zealand, maori. But say we traveled from Tahiti 🤷🏾♂️ so it's understandable, that's pretty much the sucky part is all we have are beliefs. We don't know any facts of who we REALLY are, where we come from. But a lot of our beliefs match that of our relatives in Tahiti, the maoris, samoa, tonga, etc
@@eo_pono5486 By deduction you can rule out where you do NOT originate from. This is how I know I am Iberian of the original stock (true Spanish not like those Celts and Germanics whose ancestors invaded Iberia). I have yet to get into the history of Polynesia but I want to learn the origin of the race(s).
Everytime!!! And I have absolutely no connections to this group of people. Nor do I even know what their words mean.... But EVERY haka I've seen OR heard.... Gives me **FULL BODY CHILLS**
This clears my mind/ the heaviness on my heart and gives me peace during adversity. Thanks so much all maori people for existing your culture Is so powerful and will help me all throughout my life :)💛💛
Awesome bro i wish i was a Maori but do you translate what they are saying my friend i mean you and the Hawaiians have different languages and maybe the same history i could be wrong
Petey Blinders yea I think that’s what it is. You feel the unity from the ancestors in this chant. And anyone who gets emotional, misses how it used to be.
@@RockNowRodrigue your an idiot. You sound like a very jealous person. But the you sound more racist. Polynesian roots has been around just as long as Aztec Indians. You should watch 500 nations you might learn a thing or to. You
Maori Polynesian are the original people with the vastest territory on the planet not to mention the most physically strongest people on the planet these people are rooted deep in ancient times. Around before the pyramids all ways moving seeding the planet.
@@RockNowRodrigue little mark hunt flogged plenty of you boys mardigra boy now stop making yourself look stupid much respect to our indigenous brothers and sisters you have been warned Spaniard. don't play with us we will tear you apart. Limb by limb boy.
So awesome !!!! I'm glad the world is changing fast and people are remembering the actual super value of indigenous cultures and what they do to our body of planetary consciousness. Every chant, every ritual, helps us all bind together with Mother Earth. Greetings from Turtle Island !!
Then you would disagree, I think, with the politician in this *Alien Weaponry* video where he is implying that colonization was good for the Maori. You and I both know the only ones to benefit from colonization are the colonizers: th-cam.com/video/3HychlNvGq4/w-d-xo.html This is like a neoNazi saying that the Jews benefited from the Holocaust.
Trying to track down the original track titles/artists: 0:00 Te Haka ot Te Aute Kāreti - Te Aute College 1:35-6:00 ??? 6:01 Poropeihana - Te Aute College 8:24 Nukutere - Te Aute College if anyone knows the others, reply and i'll edit my comment
I'm not Polynesian, nor Māori, but as a black woman, I really love war dancing. I would want to try this out one day. Tribal traditions like these is what help me learn to love my own roots while we should all embrace our bloodlines. And it's very therapeutical ♡
I’m 25 percent Polynesian. (12.5 percent Maori, and 12.5 percent Hawaiian.) I love the haka. As a boy, I’d practice with my lads, and now, I know the words and movements to the Ka Mate Haka.
every country got their own culture and must be respected and every person should be proud of their culture and shared it with the word regardless the place, language or national origin
As a white Canadian guy from the suburbs my interpretation is like I can hear the thousands of warriors of this culture who have died singing with them. I know nothing of this culture but powerful and chilling
Respect from a Puerto Rican. Today we have little Taíno blood running in us, and sadly our native culture has been trampled nearly to extinction like the Native Americans.
Worse, for we have no knowledge of our language, where is the language of our ancestors? I've been called blanquito because since I was born and raised in the states and yes I am fluent in Spanish, read and write it, the only time I speak spanish is when the other person is not fluent in English. I won't speak it for the sake of just being Puerto Rican. So I have been asked if I'm racist against my cultural heritage. I tell them no, that first and foremost I'm an American and my language is English, and second that nuestra lengua no es español, that is the language of my ancestor's conquerors that was forced upon them, so why should I have pride in speaking spanish? Soy Taino, Boricua y quiero MI cultura!!! I'm sure many Native Americans can relate.
I met full-blooded taínos in Miami from Puerto Rico and Cuba. You act a if all are mixed. You are mixed, but some are totally without any black nor European features. And thanks to Spain cannibalism was abolished. I know you miss that "culture." :-)
I suffered demonic attacks for 4 years and one of the things that helped me fight back were hakas, they are very powerful. I respected haka's before but through my experiences I discovered how truly powerful they are
It sounds very strong and beautiful! This music fills you with emotions and strength, it seems to you that you are a small part of these people. You have a great culture, please save it and don't let anyone else take over you. You are unique wars. With love from Russia ❤️
Maori HAKA is a kind of challenging performance to friendly visitors and / or intruders alike,to shaw this is US. TAWHIRI means Wind, MATEA a kind of God,spirit,. In one word as here =STORMGOD.Spent in NZ. my early adulthood,in predominantly Maori society,I learned Maori first,English came somewhat later.Now,70 years later, to hear it again,it brings tears to my eyes.Magnificient people.!!(MAORI = us,people,humans,)(Not knowing any other kind previously)....OH,boy, now at 88, WHAT MARVELOUS DAYS.
As someone who is not of the Maori Culture, I've never known what it was, but there's always been something about this culture ever since I was a kid. It's always seemed to move me I honestly can't explain it. I have always appreciated everything about this culture from the people, the lifestyle, the history, etc. I'm 46 and to this day the Haka still gives me chills.
@@samuelhotene6817 thank you for that. It's very powerful and shows so much emotion and history. This culture needs to be forever preserved. Hell there were times I cried when watching videos of funerals and I don't even know the family. I hope to one day travel to NZ and see this for myself.
I was taught the Haka when I visited a Maori village and Hunters Club. I was terrible , my hands and slapping were very “white” but I had some fun. I learned the pride and respect they had for their culture. I still see it when I programs honour the notable people of New Zealand.
@@israelboakes2686 well the Stray driver took my daughter and I there. I received the fern from the Maori warrior that greeted us and had a great time watching the show. I tried to learn the haka at the Hunters Club, it was another part of the Stray tour out of Auckland about 15 years ago, Kia Ora. Where do you live?
Our history is a lie, we have an embargo on it until we 2065. There is too many rock structures here that nobody knows about. Maori took the land from someone else. Waitaha the orange headed fair skinned Maoris
Zealand is of DUTCH ORIGIN ZEELAND as in NIEWE ZEELAND ...I think it was Abel Tasman ps the stretch of sea between Australia / Aotearoa is called the Tasman sea ...AOTEAROA ( Land of the long white cloud ) is the Maori name for the DUTCH / ENGLISH name !!
Just beautiful. So so proud to hear Maori on TH-cam and seeing the great comments left by everyone towards my culture. I'm so proud of being a Maori. I would change for the world. One hell of a proud Peoples. Much Aroha to you all.
Your culture inspires and saddens me at the same time. The culture of my parents and ancestors is gone, diluted into the centuries by spanish occupation, my language has been lost. I am honored by your sharing of your culture and my respect to you and your people.
@@MrFishluver kia ora sir. Thank you for you very kind words. The maori know to well about trying to keep the culture alive. When the Europeans came to New Zealand back in the late 1700s to the early 1800s they wanted us dead. Out of a population of close to 100,000, round 60,000 were killed of from disease the white man came with and war for our land. We a one of the lucky indigenous peoples to have fought the British army and won. Proud history. Proud people. Keep your head up sir. Love your culture. Love yourself. Much respect to you your people and your culture. Much Aroha to you. My new friend
I’m irish-american, and this is so beautiful! Your culture is amazing, and I’m glad its being preserved here for future generations to hear and see ^.^
I live at the other side of the planet from Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu and do not know why, but these hakas and maori culture resonates my soul so strongly. There is some strange yet strong feeling of connection (which I love).
It’s ah damn shame settlers tried to erase other cultures including my own the Hawaiian culture but we still here we will always have respect for the land and for the people E’O
My people I love you and adore every inch of our history and culture that bleeds within me. Proud to be from the Polynesian Islands. From the lands of our ancient roots to the ground that we walk upon today. I am deeply connected and concerned for the future of our beautiful traditions may we always hold it dear and close to us as life goes on #ofalahiatutothesouthpacific
Quando una cultura è cosi forte . Senti l'energia attraverso il video. Amo i Maori tutto il mio rispetto li porto nel mio cuore. Grande popolo di Guerrieri
My Name is John Kekukahiko, of the House of Moana I come from the Islands of Hawaii, I Descend from the Aboriginal Stock of Ali'i that Originally Inhabited the Hawaiian Islands, I Descend Directly from Ali'i Nui Luna Lilo Loa. I send my Mana and Deepest respect to my brothers in New Zealand.
@@whitinuibarton8429 I'm Celtic myself...But Christianity, has too many questions, While Odin really only requires us to be honorable!! Love thy neighbor, until you are forced not to!!
Mind Blown, they are so proud, of their culture. Makes you wanna become Maori. Full blooded adoption. Too good, respect deserve acknowledging and preserving 110%
If you feel a tingling in your skin that differentiates you as friend or foe as the mana in your spirit rises to either pride or fear. . Words you never knew sends a calling to your soul. .
I have been told by my father, who fought the Japanese in New Guinea in WW2, that there was a force of maori warriors , that were ordered to take back an airstrip held by the Japanese troops. They Performed a Haka before charging the enemy troops, who threw their rifles away and fled in panic. I thank those brave men for their help in defending democracy.
Bruh if a group of people did this to me before we fought I’d kindly apologize and run home
Supposedly, an all Maori unit in Italy during WWII did a haka and scared the crap out of a bunch of German Wehrmacht scouts.
@@MsXizan my great uncle was apart of that unit he said they ran out of ammo and had nothing else to do so they did that and the germans ran off
Hartey Dog lies
@@jacobortega9614 honest to god he wasnt alive when i was but he told my dad he was in the 28th maori battlion stationed in crete at the time so shame
hahahahahahaha You made my day LOL
I greet the Maori nation and all the warriors of the Pacific Islands! I am a Mexican descendant of the Chichimec warriors of Aridoamerica! Let's continue honoring our ancestors and our traditions! Strength and dignity!
Greetings from Aotearoa! Māori NZ
Skål, from a half Norse half African. I love this culture.
Pass your blood on with pride !!!
@@PiracyandDumbbells Let me guess your father is African and your mom is Nordic right?
@@aeweweard Yes, sir!
Maori culture is amazing, had warriors that battled as bravely as any in history. New Zealand must make every effort to support and preserve this incredible culture.
@@darciambaye4871 And this my friends is the kind of person that says that all whites are racist.
NGATI PAKEHA is to stay ! black tribes n Afrika conquerd eachothers land also in those days. no different what the eurpeans did or anyone else. Maori fought eachother ,white tribes in europe fought eachother.thats something of our nature it seems. the only difference is , the europeans were the most succesfull warriors
hopefully those days are history for us
@@eyessee3962 muslims are now the most successful warrior now because they are conquering Europe!
@@pube66 realy ! Don,t make a mistake ,muslims are aloud to be a part of society.
This culture needs to be preserved. It's so important to the history of humanity. This is absolutely beautiful.
well would you be ok if this culture was preserved by foreigners or just "non-maoris" practicing it (not sure but can you become maori or is this tied to genetics?)? also if maoris dont want to live like maoris you cant force them.
@@bangtuhauptilagie4866 preservation is multifaceted and a part of that is also recording the culture and integrating that history and customs etc into public knowledge if need be on a global scale. There are other indigenous people's who have lost their cultural history due to westernization and the dominant invasive culture around them gave no hoot that it was lost, and in many cases it was done purposefully to assimilate them not integrate them into the public identity. It was more of invasion and supression by colonizers in an attempt to expand territory and line bank accounts. So yeah....human beings need to do anything to preserve anymore ancient cultures from going extinct no matter the persons race or ethnicity.
We are very much alive & well, thanks for your concerns. Check out Te Matatini.🤙🏽
@@bangtuhauptilagie4866 foreigners? As in Samoan Tonga Fiji? The blood line of Maori dates back to Hawaii Samoa Tonga. We are all genuinely connected and genetically. The Maori Puerto blood line is gone forever. The last pure blood Maori died back in 93 or 95. In less than 100 years from now Samoa and Tonga Bloodline will die as well sad but true. Now or very very soon it's going to be up to who ever cultural backgrounds that's going to help keep the polynesian culture alive.
@@daucefonz1161 and the moriori
I'm on the last set of my workout. This is giving me the fire I need to finish
Lucas Dimoveo feel the mana and burn some fat...Aloha
Fire in the belly, that’s what fuels our national rugby team aka the All Blacks🤙🏽
Mana
@SteadyBark96720.
Chur cus🤙🏽
feel the ihi then go have a feed.
Don’t ever let this culture die. I’m from Germany. This has to be the most impressive culture on the planet. At least for me.
I'm a little German myself, don't count yourself out, look up Heilung. Germans and Norse use to be one, and are almost culturally, ethnically and linguistically the same.
Fuck u for having no pride
I think Temuera Morrison is doing a pretty good job.
🙏
@@Sethwiggers1 perhaps he is another victim of the self hatred programming geared towards whites
Courtesy of psy ops specialist
I am African American, but I have always had so much respect and love for the Maori, Polynesian, Samoan cultures. I know I may be missing some, but respect them all. I have always wanted to learn and perform one of the dances and chants to be able to show those in the culture that i love and respect them. I did sing Chant of the Islands though i messed up on it. Much love from me to you.
God bless te arohanui
I wish I could like but it's at 69 ):
I am a maori and im so glad that someone from another culture would love to learn something from our culture
@@ranjminhinnick2228 I appreciate this! It definitely means a lot. I've always been fascinated by the music, culture and ways you all do things. It would be an honor to one day be in presence of people from the culture and nation.
To the point to were you try to claim our culture and people as blacks and we dont know our own history and people
Imagine being lost in jungle/forest and you hear this getting louder!!
A.I.Life you’ll be safe as long as u don’t disrespect their welcoming
I got massive anxiety thinking that..
Lol!
Id nope the hell right outta there
You'll be safe bro 😂 as long you dont disrespect them
The People of New Zealand have preserved their culture well _
love From a Fellow Warrior _
I am Zulu
Not as much as we would like us maori a treated badly in our own land
I'm Somali on my Father's side and Norse on my Mother's. We must all work to preserve our cultures.
@@Jessaye1420 Not anymore bro, only in the past
I'm Spanish, and plan to learn Zulu, Maori and a lot more. I wish the Zulus and Maoris were civilizations in Age of Empires 2. I have to represent them by using the Ethiopians and Malays, respectively.
@SCINTILLAM DEI not sure if you play civ 6 but theyre in it, dlc though
OG heavy metal
Alien Weaponry rocks!!!
That's what Henry DeJong of *Alien Weaponry* implied.
I doubt you're far off the mark there.
You back it with some double kick and some Doom metal guitar.
Need to listen to nordic throat singing...
What hurts my soul more than anything is modern society cares nothing for culture. So much has been lost and it breaks my heart.
Maybe because a lot of snowflakes don’t like it! Most of it ruined by social justice warrior nonces
There is a minority of people who still do care, with contemporary bands such a Dead Can Dance and Heilung
@@miriamreinhardt8939 Heilung are a favourite of mine. Thankyou for commenting
Bro Im from New Zealander I’m Maori you can’t tell from my skin I grew up more south where the people are whiter but the language is taught in school it’s one of our 3 languages (sign being the third) have you watched rugby. We chant before the big games. It’s something most kids dream of .. to play rugby and do the haka.
We passed down ellightenment verbally and recently we weren't allowed to speak te Re Māori at all, so that Century really was apart of them trying to suppress our culture
Respect from the Cherokee people here in Oklahoma. Long live the haritage and history of their ancestors.
Yours too
Arohamai Brother (it means much love for you and yours)
If we back far enough we share the same ancestors as Native Americans indian tribes
I have a feeling of huge respect for Haka and culture around it. I strangely feel it is a forgotten part of me, perhaps from another life.
Respect from Brasil.
I feel the same way, the chills that run thru my body when I hear it, turns my adrenaline on 1000% I feel like ive lost a part of my past lives being Turkish and greek but I connect with the Maori culture than I do my own.
"from another life." No, you were Hitler's mirror in the previous life.
Maori heritage migration of the Polynesian come from the Americas... theres a lot of evidence that supports this.. this is why it resonates with you...
I’m not Polynesian but hearing this makes me want to join their army as it calls out the warrior in me.
RESPECT FROM A SENEGALESE MUSLIM. YOUR CULTURE IS BEAUTIFUL!
move along sandy, this isn't your place
Morwen Vogelstein wtf??
Morwen Vogelstein you are a disgusting human being.
@@morwenvogelstein4049 move your Islamophobic ass along Karen, this isn't your place
@@morwenvogelstein4049 you are a sick mind, hope you get better some day!
Local boy born n raised Hawaiian, island of O'ahu. Wish I could have met my ancestors and to know of our origin. So grateful to be Polynesian!!! One of many strong and powerful poly cultures not only in war but through theirs(poly) and our language!!!
Maori, isn’t always claimed as a polynesian it’s upto the Maori person if they would want to be called poly, yes we descent from hawaiki but some like to believe differently
@@xans7521 the hawaiians were beloved to originate from new zealand, maori. But say we traveled from Tahiti 🤷🏾♂️ so it's understandable, that's pretty much the sucky part is all we have are beliefs. We don't know any facts of who we REALLY are, where we come from. But a lot of our beliefs match that of our relatives in Tahiti, the maoris, samoa, tonga, etc
Love the name @@eo_pono5486 in Maori It means truth.
@@eo_pono5486 By deduction you can rule out where you do NOT originate from. This is how I know I am Iberian of the original stock (true Spanish not like those Celts and Germanics whose ancestors invaded Iberia). I have yet to get into the history of Polynesia but I want to learn the origin of the race(s).
Not Māori or Polynesian at all but I get goosebumps from this every time. I respect this culture so much.
Does make anyone else’s hairs stand up on there arms 💙
Arms, hell. Arms and neck!
Everytime!!! And I have absolutely no connections to this group of people. Nor do I even know what their words mean.... But EVERY haka I've seen OR heard.... Gives me **FULL BODY CHILLS**
Angela Roquemore Real words 100
only if you got hairy arms.....
@@kcstonemenott Now You Know how the Red Coats soldiers felt when they arrived in New Zealand..
This clears my mind/ the heaviness on my heart and gives me peace during adversity. Thanks so much all maori people for existing your culture Is so powerful and will help me all throughout my life :)💛💛
and it gives me strength when i need it aswell. thanks love yall
@@efe8085 Kia Kaha
God predestined them. Thank God.
Now you see why our Ancestors fought to the death for this land.
True that aye my bro
We were born with it
@drummer yes but they will always b foreigners to Aotearoa
@Winston Churchill They utilized guerilla tactics which fucked up the british pretty badly.
@Winston Churchill Yup, still fucked them up pretty badly either way.
Proud to be maori
i wish i was maori too..........
Awesome bro i wish i was a Maori but do you translate what they are saying my friend i mean you and the Hawaiians have different languages and maybe the same history i could be wrong
Petey Blinders yea I think that’s what it is. You feel the unity from the ancestors in this chant. And anyone who gets emotional, misses how it used to be.
New Zealand opera singer Dame Kiri Te Kanawa is also Maori.
Same Dmxs
Much Respect From The Lakota Sioux Nation 😎👍
@@RockNowRodrigue your an idiot. You sound like a very jealous person. But the you sound more racist. Polynesian roots has been around just as long as Aztec Indians. You should watch 500 nations you might learn a thing or to. You
Maori Polynesian are the original people with the vastest territory on the planet not to mention the most physically strongest people on the planet these people are rooted deep in ancient times. Around before the pyramids all ways moving seeding the planet.
That fuckin zionist shill again.
@@RockNowRodrigue This is culture what's your point mardigra boy
@@RockNowRodrigue little mark hunt flogged plenty of you boys mardigra boy now stop making yourself look stupid much respect to our indigenous brothers and sisters you have been warned Spaniard. don't play with us we will tear you apart. Limb by limb boy.
Much respect from Philippines 🇵🇭
Mr Exercitus
this filipino like listening to DIS.
Spain gave you chocolate.
The US gave you AIDS.
So awesome !!!! I'm glad the world is changing fast and people are remembering the actual super value of indigenous cultures and what they do to our body of planetary consciousness. Every chant, every ritual, helps us all bind together with Mother Earth. Greetings from Turtle Island !!
Then you would disagree, I think, with the politician in this *Alien Weaponry* video where he is implying that colonization was good for the Maori. You and I both know the only ones to benefit from colonization are the colonizers: th-cam.com/video/3HychlNvGq4/w-d-xo.html This is like a neoNazi saying that the Jews benefited from the Holocaust.
WAKING UP DA WARRIORS!!!!
It's a spiritual war. Some just dont understand. Peace is offered. I dont even know what they are saying but it feels so good
Turtle island from the philippines?
Trying to track down the original track titles/artists:
0:00 Te Haka ot Te Aute Kāreti - Te Aute College
1:35-6:00 ???
6:01 Poropeihana - Te Aute College
8:24 Nukutere - Te Aute College
if anyone knows the others, reply and i'll edit my comment
My dad, my
Brother and I are fascinated by this culture and heritage and we are NOTHING CLOSE to this wonderful people . Love it!!!
Tena koutou to whanau e mana wahine koe,nga mihi nui no aotearoa 😛😛😛(greetings to you & your family strong,powerful lady,much thanks&respect from NZ
Cher cuzzy
You might not have any maori in you, but you can.
@@Troy13 Dryyyyy 😂
So beautiful and powerful i can feel the power of the Maori culture when i hear this
I'm not Polynesian, nor Māori, but as a black woman, I really love war dancing. I would want to try this out one day. Tribal traditions like these is what help me learn to love my own roots while we should all embrace our bloodlines.
And it's very therapeutical ♡
Much respect from the high lands of the Philippines 🇵🇭
Can someone translate these chants? It's beautiful!
I’m 25 percent Polynesian. (12.5 percent Maori, and 12.5 percent Hawaiian.) I love the haka. As a boy, I’d practice with my lads, and now, I know the words and movements to the Ka Mate Haka.
Why r all the native tribes so cool. From the Maori to the Sioux. They r all AWESOME
It might be the horses and feathers and the ❤️ of a warrior , lol 💯💯💯💯♥️♥️😀😀
Y’all know the Maori are Polynesian right? Like not from the America but the Pacific Islands. (New Zealand to be specific)
'Cause they're in touch with nature, tough and unique.
Savage and intense...
every country got their own culture and must be respected and every person should be proud of their culture and shared it with the word regardless the place, language or national origin
Sadly many of the big modern countries lost the point totally I'm from Bavaria and people think our culture is just drinking beer and get drunk 😞
Respect from the Uchee Indian Tribe. We would call this a War Chant/cry. It’s beautiful
I have a video of my baby (half-Khmer half-Iberian Spanish) doing a war cry.
Love a Haka in the morning to get my run on!
True Brother.
Best way to find out the own energy of the day.
a great way to greet the sun as it rises :)
Same
As a white Canadian guy from the suburbs my interpretation is like I can hear the thousands of warriors of this culture who have died singing with them. I know nothing of this culture but powerful and chilling
Respect from a Puerto Rican. Today we have little Taíno blood running in us, and sadly our native culture has been trampled nearly to extinction like the Native Americans.
Facts ✊
Worse, for we have no knowledge of our language, where is the language of our ancestors? I've been called blanquito because since I was born and raised in the states and yes I am fluent in Spanish, read and write it, the only time I speak spanish is when the other person is not fluent in English. I won't speak it for the sake of just being Puerto Rican. So I have been asked if I'm racist against my cultural heritage. I tell them no, that first and foremost I'm an American and my language is English, and second that nuestra lengua no es español, that is the language of my ancestor's conquerors that was forced upon them, so why should I have pride in speaking spanish? Soy Taino, Boricua y quiero MI cultura!!! I'm sure many Native Americans can relate.
@@MrFishluver We are Taino first ✊
Preserve what you have. It will always lead to more. Like all of us here in aotearoa...never let go ♥️
I met full-blooded taínos in Miami from Puerto Rico and Cuba. You act a if all are mixed. You are mixed, but some are totally without any black nor European features. And thanks to Spain cannibalism was abolished. I know you miss that "culture." :-)
I suffered demonic attacks for 4 years and one of the things that helped me fight back were hakas, they are very powerful. I respected haka's before but through my experiences I discovered how truly powerful they are
Brothers respect from greece
Respect from Native American.
Native American rly?
Hey, I'm Métis! Cool!
It's Polynesian
P Devin they said from
What tribe r u a part of?
It sounds very strong and beautiful! This music fills you with emotions and strength, it seems to you that you are a small part of these people. You have a great culture, please save it and don't let anyone else take over you. You are unique wars. With love from Russia ❤️
Much love from Aotearoa
Much Love from Aotearoa 🇳🇿🇳🇿 Maori NZ💪🏾💪🏾
And Russia love 🇷🇺🇷🇺❤️💕
I don't know but I love this and every time I hear it, every time, I get those deep sobs, the kind where your body quakes and the tears just flood.
Because it touches your pure, primal human core.
Respect ki Aotearoa
I was taken aback at how beautiful the architecture was. The craftsmanship was superb.
Our ancestors wer perfectionist n evrithing they done rite down to warfare some of the greatest warriors eva
Maori HAKA is a kind of challenging performance to friendly visitors and / or intruders alike,to shaw this is US. TAWHIRI means Wind, MATEA a kind of God,spirit,. In one word
as here =STORMGOD.Spent in NZ. my early adulthood,in predominantly Maori society,I learned Maori first,English came somewhat later.Now,70 years later, to hear it again,it brings
tears to my eyes.Magnificient people.!!(MAORI = us,people,humans,)(Not knowing any other kind previously)....OH,boy, now at 88, WHAT MARVELOUS DAYS.
I wish I was Maori after hearing this
Same 😔
Same
Don't let the "We wuz kangz" crowd hear this, or they'll claim "We wuz Maoris."
Wtf wym
As someone who is not of the Maori Culture, I've never known what it was, but there's always been something about this culture ever since I was a kid. It's always seemed to move me I honestly can't explain it. I have always appreciated everything about this culture from the people, the lifestyle, the history, etc. I'm 46 and to this day the Haka still gives me chills.
It's powerful .
It's spiritual..
It's knowing, its feeling ..if you can feel it..then we are all connected.
There's more to life than Hollywood, money, fame......the world before was beyond beautiful....now look at it
@@samuelhotene6817 totally agree
@@samuelhotene6817 thank you for that. It's very powerful and shows so much emotion and history. This culture needs to be forever preserved. Hell there were times I cried when watching videos of funerals and I don't even know the family. I hope to one day travel to NZ and see this for myself.
@@TheLadc5bro You look like my brother in the army 😂, I'm Maori btw
I was taught the Haka when I visited a Maori village and Hunters Club. I was terrible , my hands and slapping were very “white” but I had some fun. I learned the pride and respect they had for their culture. I still see it when I programs honour the notable people of New Zealand.
you never vivsited a Maori village dont lie Edward haha
@@israelboakes2686 well the Stray driver took my daughter and I there. I received the fern from the Maori warrior that greeted us and had a great time watching the show. I tried to learn the haka at the Hunters Club, it was another part of the Stray tour out of Auckland about 15 years ago, Kia Ora.
Where do you live?
@@israelboakes2686 I think it was in Rotarura?
I love New Zealand, they’re one of the only countries to preserve their natural heritages
Our history is a lie, we have an embargo on it until we 2065. There is too many rock structures here that nobody knows about. Maori took the land from someone else. Waitaha the orange headed fair skinned Maoris
@@mattwhitley5494 lol stop with ur lies pls
Zealand is of DUTCH ORIGIN ZEELAND as in NIEWE ZEELAND ...I think it was Abel Tasman ps the stretch of sea between Australia / Aotearoa is called the Tasman sea ...AOTEAROA ( Land of the long white cloud ) is the Maori name for the DUTCH / ENGLISH name !!
@@rockinrollinntrollin616 Shut up dumbass. Polynesians came FAR before any europeans.
@@mattwhitley5494 mori oris 🤦♀️, there our cousins we fairly shared the land and yes we were cannibals but we had iwis and fought other iwis
Im full blooded tuhoe maori ...can feel the heart beats 💯 respects to all indigenous peoples all around the world ❤
Now I'm going to Murihiku marae to reunite wit fellow Māori fellas. Respect from Invercargill. Long live Māori warrior's.
Me: lost in a forest
*hears this*
Also me: *SCARED BABY NOISES*
Me : *joins the chanting*
Me, in the corner: *fires massive crap*
Me:*joins in*
As long as the language lives, so will the culture. Go learn Te Reo
Much respect from Malaysia brother!
Just beautiful. So so proud to hear Maori on TH-cam and seeing the great comments left by everyone towards my culture. I'm so proud of being a Maori. I would change for the world. One hell of a proud Peoples. Much Aroha to you all.
Your culture inspires and saddens me at the same time. The culture of my parents and ancestors is gone, diluted into the centuries by spanish occupation, my language has been lost. I am honored by your sharing of your culture and my respect to you and your people.
@@MrFishluver kia ora sir. Thank you for you very kind words. The maori know to well about trying to keep the culture alive. When the Europeans came to New Zealand back in the late 1700s to the early 1800s they wanted us dead. Out of a population of close to 100,000, round 60,000 were killed of from disease the white man came with and war for our land. We a one of the lucky indigenous peoples to have fought the British army and won. Proud history. Proud people.
Keep your head up sir. Love your culture. Love yourself.
Much respect to you your people and your culture.
Much Aroha to you. My new friend
started listening to this on the way to the gym. Gets you mentally pumped! 😂
I’m completely irrelevant to this culture, yet the shouting fills me up with the courage and commitment to do accomplish something in life.
You can bestow love and respect
Without the self diminishing spirit imposed on yourself
Same.....fills me with so much energy and a overpowering feeling a bravery!💪💪💪
@@memyself1174 it is a natural and natalistic to feel this way
And all to necessary in this age
Live on
Welp it’s time to workout
I’m not even from New Zealand but this makes me so emotional. True warrior chant!!!
Much respect, WARRIORS OF Aotearoa
I’m irish-american, and this is so beautiful! Your culture is amazing, and I’m glad its being preserved here for future generations to hear and see ^.^
Never gets old
Always gives me shivers
I live in the U.S., whenever I need to feel close to my homeland, I always listen to the songs of my ancestors.
I live at the other side of the planet from Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu and do not know why, but these hakas and maori culture resonates my soul so strongly. There is some strange yet strong feeling of connection (which I love).
Respect from a Mexican 🤙
Respect from Aotearoa 💯
I’m proud to be Polynesian
Insprational, before a presentation about the Maori's on next monday for school, from the Netherlands in honer of the Maori's
Amazing, beautiful, empowering. I need this as workout music, absolutely love it!!
Peace be upon you from your far Malay brothers.
Austronesian united.
Respect from Guam🇬🇺
I love Maori I come from Thailand. HAKA
It’s ah damn shame settlers tried to erase other cultures including my own the Hawaiian culture but we still here we will always have respect for the land and for the people E’O
Kia Kaha
The crown chakra is on fire 🔥
My people I love you and adore every inch of our history and culture that bleeds within me. Proud to be from the Polynesian Islands. From the lands of our ancient roots to the ground that we walk upon today. I am deeply connected and concerned for the future of our beautiful traditions may we always hold it dear and close to us as life goes on #ofalahiatutothesouthpacific
So true 💯
This is beautiful, thank you for sharing this. We appreciate your public support of our culture and cultural arts it means a lot my bro ❤
I’m proud to be part of this great nation
We’re small but proud
Quando una cultura è cosi forte .
Senti l'energia attraverso il video.
Amo i Maori tutto il mio rispetto li porto nel mio cuore. Grande popolo di Guerrieri
Some cultures are so amazing and beautiful 💖💖 never heard this chanting before but i like it 😃 im curious to hear and see more about them 😊
I always love Maori language and culture, too. Much respect for New Zealand 🇳🇿
I wish to learn the language and the act , I've been watching most of the maori haka ,,, absolutely amazing
Powerful energy. Love this.
My Name is John Kekukahiko, of the House of Moana I come from the Islands of Hawaii, I Descend from the Aboriginal Stock of Ali'i that Originally Inhabited the Hawaiian Islands, I Descend Directly from Ali'i Nui Luna Lilo Loa. I send my Mana and Deepest respect to my brothers in New Zealand.
Kia ora my names Josiah and my iwi is Ngāti Kahungunu, much love and respect from Aotearoa 💯
Her: what are you listening to?
Me: ........inspiration
Long live the maoris.Regards from a South Indian (Dravidian)
Soooo.... Gnar..... I put this on before I workout ... Pure energy
These are some of the bravest warriors in history
In life form n spirit form no fear of death
no
@@OrthoKarterbot
I'm a Norse Pagan!! and this still speaks to me!! I'd share my blood in battle with these amazing people!! Salute Maori-an!
I am Maori with viking blood
@@whitinuibarton8429 I'm Celtic myself...But Christianity, has too many questions, While Odin really only requires us to be honorable!! Love thy neighbor, until you are forced not to!!
Ae brother n I would bleed beside you aswell Mauri ora
@@magnusnz2843 Salute!!
James Stephen don’t forget human sacrifice.
I absolutely love the maori culture, the haka is some of the most beautiful things I've heard
Mind Blown, they are so proud, of their culture. Makes you wanna become Maori.
Full blooded adoption. Too good, respect deserve acknowledging and preserving 110%
This literally some of the most badass audio!!
Cherokee tribe sending respects to this tribe ❤️🖤🤙🏼🩸🗡️
Inspire yourself with this amazing culture , the ritual is so self motivating , no more depressions
Wish I could understand the beautiful Maori culture that goes with the beautiful people.
Mana is felt in this one. Thank you
If you feel a tingling in your skin that differentiates you as friend or foe as the mana in your spirit rises to either pride or fear. . Words you never knew sends a calling to your soul. .
Is it weird I have no connection to them but I feel power and get full body tingles to the chants
Absolutely wonderful, I love this. Preserve this culture's music, chanting, language,customs and religion!
I have been told by my father, who fought the Japanese in New Guinea in WW2, that there was a force of maori warriors , that were ordered to take back an airstrip held by the Japanese troops. They Performed a Haka before charging the enemy troops, who threw their rifles away and fled in panic. I thank those brave men for their help in defending democracy.
Richard Devonshire that’s really interesting.
Thx for your democracy oh my dear savior !!!
Wow thats a cool story imagine being there to see it
That's absolutely badass as hell🤣
Democracy is flawed and the united states is evil
Damn soo badass... No wonder LOTR was filmed there...
I LOVE LOOKING AT MY TRIBAL SLEAVE AND PAYING RESPECTS TO SALT LIFE!
Who else get goosebumps and in the same time want to leap off yer seat and smash something?
Me I legit feel like I could take on an army
Same mate
No, not me, i dont have a violent mind, i rather shoot with camera's and if i had the money i would document all the different cultures on earth.
i dont feel violent but i do feel like monke