Also, there's that mantra a lot of black women carry: "I don't need no man". That's fine when you're single, I guess, but when there's a kid involved, that's a irresponsible way of thinking. A child needs both a mother and father like a plant needs the sun and water to grow.
jipeon so what do you expect black women to do when they are abandoned with children? Keep seeking other men... she'd be a hoe then. A woman can do bad by herself she don't need a MAN to make it worse
If a man leaves or dies or something like that, how can you blame the woman? I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is, some black women go into a relationship carrying those principles, not caring what it does to the child. I've seen it faaar too many times. It comes back to burn them. Then the mother goes around saying the father ain't spit, the child see's that, and now has a distorted view on what a man should and could be. A simple remedy would be; take time know who you're "seeing" and make sure that he/she is the right person to co-parent and raise your child. This goes for both parties.
@@samukelo9 no disrespect my brother... It was broadcast as a mini series in the United States..... Over three nights, I think..it was glorious because none of that was taught in the public school system here...
This scene makes you forget that it's just an actor (Henry Cele, amazing actor) playing Shaka Zulu, and feel like you're watching Shaka himself. It's also sad at the same time, because Lt. Farewell is worried for Shaka, only to realize that Shaka's behavior is the result of the both of their political conduct, and they both just seem so heartbroken even though they'd once become close friends. This entire series was truly Shakespearean in all its majesty...
i like how shaka using his name each time he asks him. Its a typical thing in most african families. If you here your parents questioning you and end with your full name, you got to know something is up.
I grew up hating to hear my first & last names being called. I really hated it when my middle name was also thrown in there.🤦🏽♂️ In JROTC, Army I got used to being called by my last name and that's what I tell people when they ask for my name if I decide they need to know. Some have asked me if that was my first or last name and tell I tell them to just accept what I told them and if I wanted them to know something different I would have said so. I have had to teach a couple not to push the issue because they didn't like my reply. "Look, you asked me a question and I gave you an answer. If you don't like my answers then don't ask me any questions." I tell people what I want to tell them not what they want to always hear
@@marcuscole1994 I have never heard of a modern day Zulu. And I have been to S. Africa. I was only there for a couple of days and most of the people I met there were actually white.
I still watch this. The swallows we're scared to death of an idea that never even crossed Shaka's mind. The sheer might, strength, and command he had over his people is what really put the fear of GOD in them.........he was only 41 when he passed
Shaka Zulu.. The original Black Panther. All he wanted was to bring Africa under one rule. If he had succeeded slavery would've been stopped in its tracks. European super power woukd not have existed. But the curse of Ego, White Supremacy worship, lack of forsight and ridiculous superstition plagued my people then and plagues my people still. Hopefully Shaka one day your dream will manifest. R.I.P THE ORIGINAL BLACK PANTHER.. R.I.P HENRY CELE. Thank you for introducing us to King Shaka.
I really like tis scene...it makes me love Shaka Zulu the way he used his wisdom in asking difficult question which made the white man realize th bad part of racism. I wish to see Shaka nw but it's too... late..Dhaka is really a king, his ways of speaking and ending with first names...
He fell prey to his paranoia, seeing children as a threat to his position. He was affraid of love. With or without the white man. But he was very intelligent and inquisitive.
Adverd Modibedi ok bro historically the European was so afraid of shaka and his army that they would even enter his region or the land. Once they had it first encounter with the Shaka Zulu they were afraid of the chants and the drums and the the look ofnhis army the european retreat to there ships and stay ashore or in neighboring tribe to bribe them so they could get ride of shaka Zulu for them or with them. It was only after the assassination of Shaka Zulu at the hand of his half brothers. Only his predessors face the Europeans. Shaka keep them so far at bay that they feared his presence bro. That why they made the movie the way they did in order to minimize his power he has over them. Read the history books made from the Zulu or African themselves not the European version because they dilute it so much. They don't even have an accurate picture of him because they never really saw him and fear him so much. I listen and watch the video of DR. CLARK. He is a renown and a great man of truth and history. He has a video call the truth of the Zulu people or the truth or Shaka Zulu. People feared this man bro wouldn't even look at his face. Shaka also made deal with the African news and made a treaty to give them land West of his nation I believe. But please look up what I'm saying or watch the videos of Dr Clark or any African historian you won't be disappointed bro. Thank for asking
I Am Chedda because if you know the history of the Zulu and Shaka Zulu they never meet or saw each other the way the movie portray it. The whites came to conquer and Shaka Zulu and his army keep them from.coming inland and most stayed in their boats. They were totally afraid of Shaka Zulu and his army. When they heard the drums and the shouting of the Shaka and his army the took off running. They was no meetings or whites at all in Shaka presence. He believe that they were devil's only coming to take their resources and land. They tried many times to attack and have him assassinated by traitors but to no avail. That's why the have no pictures and don't even know what Shaka looks like. Read on it none of thus ever happened. It want until Shaka died that they came onto the land and fought to gain it from corrupted Zulu leadership if his half brothers. You really think that the European woul .make something that accurate to show how Europeans feared Africans. Yes they feared us and the homeland people. Shaka even gave land with a treaty to the news that Stayed in the area. Please research what I'm saying and know for thyself and teach others
Congratulation to Shaka... i wish yo have a leader like Shaka in th world.... if we want to vote true leaders let us look characteristic of Shaka in those people we want to vote since we live in a democratic world if not mistaken... leaders must have a deep respect of ther people so that thy protect them like wat Shaka did....not doing corruption... whn i watch this scene it makes me cry.
Thulsa Doom one people’s hero is another people’s murderer. You think the native Americans revere any of our forefathers as heroes? The concept of a hero is not an absolute truth to everyone. The Zulu are still a relevant tribe today because of Chaka. So in context, you’re really only speaking for yourself and your truth.
I always use this scene to explain, in a nutshell, why the world economy is doomed to be in a constant cycle of boom and bust: it is not because of the politicians, it's not because of the power of big business, it's because of the greed and ignorance of the common man.
Very great african proverb. I heard dVe chappelle use it to explain why he went to south Africa. And now I'm wondering why I'm holding onto things that keep me trapped. I belive this is how the devil works
@@darknessseparated7465 Marketing guru Philips Kottler once said: "Don't give people what they need, give them what they want!" The system doesn't encourage greed, it only uses and abuses it.
@@umuJG wow, that's pretty strong. I guess I better start soiling lickity split. Soiling right now sir. Sorry sir. I ain't gots nothing shiny for you, ok? Please!😥
A tear comes to my eye every time I see this scene. This is at the core of Western Imperialism.
Also, there's that mantra a lot of black women carry: "I don't need no man". That's fine when you're single, I guess, but when there's a kid involved, that's a irresponsible way of thinking. A child needs both a mother and father like a plant needs the sun and water to grow.
jipeon so what do you expect black women to do when they are abandoned with children? Keep seeking other men... she'd be a hoe then. A woman can do bad by herself she don't need a MAN to make it worse
If a man leaves or dies or something like that, how can you blame the woman? I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is, some black women go into a relationship carrying those principles, not caring what it does to the child. I've seen it faaar too many times. It comes back to burn them. Then the mother goes around saying the father ain't spit, the child see's that, and now has a distorted view on what a man should and could be.
A simple remedy would be; take time know who you're "seeing" and make sure that he/she is the right person to co-parent and raise your child. This goes for both parties.
Plus don't forget OUR greed also!
he was a fool..he signed the treaty
Damn this Shaka Zulu series was dropping some serious knowledge.
The Hawk its a movie not a series
Indeed
The Hawk every time they tried to bullshit him he would drop knowledge on them.
@@samukelo9 no disrespect my brother... It was broadcast as a mini series in the United States..... Over three nights, I think..it was glorious because none of that was taught in the public school system here...
@@doozerace Maybe that's because it's a _show_ and mostly fiction, not a documentary.
This scene makes you forget that it's just an actor (Henry Cele, amazing actor) playing Shaka Zulu, and feel like you're watching Shaka himself. It's also sad at the same time, because Lt. Farewell is worried for Shaka, only to realize that Shaka's behavior is the result of the both of their political conduct, and they both just seem so heartbroken even though they'd once become close friends. This entire series was truly Shakespearean in all its majesty...
This scene just dropped the way the whole capital system works
This scene is still chilling AF all these years later. Fine job on the score as well.
One of the scenes I never forgot all these years...something shiny?
I always say since this first aired. "Watch the shell game people " or "dont fall for the shinny shinny ".
Lesson for life
i like how shaka using his name each time he asks him. Its a typical thing in most african families. If you here your parents questioning you and end with your full name, you got to know something is up.
no you've got 2 know something is COMING 🤚🏽💥 not "up" 😂😂
Shaka is calling his name .once they ask questions like that at home you know are beating is about to follow
I grew up hating to hear my first & last names being called. I really hated it when my middle name was also thrown in there.🤦🏽♂️ In JROTC, Army I got used to being called by my last name and that's what I tell people when they ask for my name if I decide they need to know. Some have asked me if that was my first or last name and tell I tell them to just accept what I told them and if I wanted them to know something different I would have said so. I have had to teach a couple not to push the issue because they didn't like my reply. "Look, you asked me a question and I gave you an answer. If you don't like my answers then don't ask me any questions." I tell people what I want to tell them not what they want to always hear
Look at Zulu frame and skin, GLORIOUS...
But wiped out.
@@crystalzreyes2848 the Zulu are the largest ethnic group in South Africa
@@marcuscole1994 I have never heard of a modern day Zulu. And I have been to S. Africa. I was only there for a couple of days and most of the people I met there were actually white.
@@crystalzreyes2848 look up the Zulu tribe df
@@crystalzreyes2848 there is 14 million and they have they own sovereignty bruh look it up they fought for this
That moment when he finally realized ...
I still watch this. The swallows we're scared to death of an idea that never even crossed Shaka's mind. The sheer might, strength, and command he had over his people is what really put the fear of GOD in them.........he was only 41 when he passed
Ancient Africa is royalty, the kingdoms of ancient. True to the bones.
Rappers in this generation glorifying jewelry 🤦🏽
Are you here because of that Charleston White interview because that's how I got to this video
@@brandonjackson3641 same
Got damn this movie has so many damn gems
As a Zulu man.. my forefathers were the subjects of King Shaka. Ilembe.
Air Jordans, Popeyes chicken, Hennessey, Kool-Aid, Beats by Dre headphones.
Watching Henry cele act was watching a Master at work......
Charles White brought me here
I just randomly googled the soundtrack of a meme monkey game, I didn't expect to find this.
Shaka Zulu.. The original Black Panther. All he wanted was to bring Africa under one rule. If he had succeeded slavery would've been stopped in its tracks. European super power woukd not have existed. But the curse of Ego, White Supremacy worship, lack of forsight and ridiculous superstition plagued my people then and plagues my people still. Hopefully Shaka one day your dream will manifest. R.I.P THE ORIGINAL BLACK PANTHER.. R.I.P HENRY CELE. Thank you for introducing us to King Shaka.
This Trap method also works for a Racoon, and was first mentioned in the book "Where the Red Fern Grows."
and humans!
this scene saddens me everytime...
Damn, Son. That is still chilling decades later.
This concept was explained the Shaka Zulu mini series back in the 80s
I really like tis scene...it makes me love Shaka Zulu the way he used his wisdom in asking difficult question which made the white man realize th bad part of racism. I wish to see Shaka nw but it's too... late..Dhaka is really a king, his ways of speaking and ending with first names...
"There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn't true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true."
You actually see this in the movie: animals are beautiful people.
Charleston white sent me here
Me too from that interview he did with vladtv or saycheese I can't remember
WHAT DO I YEARN FOR WHAT DO I DESIRE SOMETHING SHINY.
He fell prey to his paranoia, seeing children as a threat to his position. He was affraid of love. With or without the white man. But he was very intelligent and inquisitive.
If you think Shaka was as brutal as a EUROPEAN man depicted him to be, then you ain’t it chief.
cuz blakadenme saw it and has .nine if a plus+one the less than three min doctrine minatrue...I mostly. know. is tbe 3birth flat?
This was fabulous.
Yep!!! We still trapped!!
Facts. This scene speaks exactly to where Africa is today.
Whos still here in 2024? This what DA is doing to ANC.
Charleston White brought me here
Even though the movie Shaka Zulu is not true because it's not the way it went this scene is So powerful.
gnicevids how is it not true my good sir, what's truth about the movie about Chaka story?
Adverd Modibedi ok bro historically the European was so afraid of shaka and his army that they would even enter his region or the land. Once they had it first encounter with the Shaka Zulu they were afraid of the chants and the drums and the the look ofnhis army the european retreat to there ships and stay ashore or in neighboring tribe to bribe them so they could get ride of shaka Zulu for them or with them. It was only after the assassination of Shaka Zulu at the hand of his half brothers. Only his predessors face the Europeans. Shaka keep them so far at bay that they feared his presence bro. That why they made the movie the way they did in order to minimize his power he has over them. Read the history books made from the Zulu or African themselves not the European version because they dilute it so much. They don't even have an accurate picture of him because they never really saw him and fear him so much. I listen and watch the video of DR. CLARK. He is a renown and a great man of truth and history. He has a video call the truth of the Zulu people or the truth or Shaka Zulu. People feared this man bro wouldn't even look at his face. Shaka also made deal with the African news and made a treaty to give them land West of his nation I believe. But please look up what I'm saying or watch the videos of Dr Clark or any African historian you won't be disappointed bro. Thank for asking
gnicevids thnx for the insight bro , I'm Zulu by birth , need to learn more about my people, plz send me more references
gnicevids why isnt it true?
I Am Chedda because if you know the history of the Zulu and Shaka Zulu they never meet or saw each other the way the movie portray it. The whites came to conquer and Shaka Zulu and his army keep them from.coming inland and most stayed in their boats. They were totally afraid of Shaka Zulu and his army. When they heard the drums and the shouting of the Shaka and his army the took off running. They was no meetings or whites at all in Shaka presence. He believe that they were devil's only coming to take their resources and land. They tried many times to attack and have him assassinated by traitors but to no avail. That's why the have no pictures and don't even know what Shaka looks like. Read on it none of thus ever happened. It want until Shaka died that they came onto the land and fought to gain it from corrupted Zulu leadership if his half brothers.
You really think that the European woul .make something that accurate to show how Europeans feared Africans. Yes they feared us and the homeland people. Shaka even gave land with a treaty to the news that Stayed in the area. Please research what I'm saying and know for thyself and teach others
Lmao Im bout to watch this never seen it before
Have you watched it yet if so what did you think?
We keep falling for the same trick smh... I wish would wake up! Hiw many times can we fall for the banana in the tail pipe
With his own tamagusari
What does Shaka call him? Fair Bana?
i think it's spelled 'febanna', or maybe 'vebana' ?
The Common Black Man always fall for the same trick. Time to break the cycle.
#BINGO
Most of society.
Not limited to race my friend
So smart
Trump’s Platinum Plan...
Yup he put something shiny in front of us and a lot of US drooled over it.
Congratulation to Shaka... i wish yo have a leader like Shaka in th world.... if we want to vote true leaders let us look characteristic of Shaka in those people we want to vote since we live in a democratic world if not mistaken... leaders must have a deep respect of ther people so that thy protect them like wat Shaka did....not doing corruption... whn i watch this scene it makes me cry.
Magdalena Jenneth did you watch this movie? He was charismatic, yes. But he was a psychopath driven by hate. What are you even talking about?
Thulsa Doom one people’s hero is another people’s murderer. You think the native Americans revere any of our forefathers as heroes?
The concept of a hero is not an absolute truth to everyone. The Zulu are still a relevant tribe today because of Chaka. So in context, you’re really only speaking for yourself and your truth.
He was an absolute monster
I need this song!!!!
Febana❤
And what does thou learn'eth from mein message?
I always use this scene to explain, in a nutshell, why the world economy is doomed to be in a constant cycle of boom and bust: it is not because of the politicians, it's not because of the power of big business, it's because of the greed and ignorance of the common man.
Very great african proverb. I heard dVe chappelle use it to explain why he went to south Africa. And now I'm wondering why I'm holding onto things that keep me trapped. I belive this is how the devil works
Isn’t it because the system is meant to encourage greed?
@@darknessseparated7465 Marketing guru Philips Kottler once said: "Don't give people what they need, give them what they want!" The system doesn't encourage greed, it only uses and abuses it.
You would soil yourself hearing those words
I would? And you wouldn't?
Beware ....of the TRAPS.
👁️
@@FIVE-0-APOCALYPTO nah, Shaka would soil himself saying that to me
@@umuJG wow, that's pretty strong.
I guess I better start soiling lickity split.
Soiling right now sir.
Sorry sir.
I ain't gots nothing shiny for you, ok?
Please!😥
The shiny thing was Jesus Christ
Johnny dang
I am now enlightened and fucking woke.
Bling Bling
a dolla
👹
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shiny things