From the Yavapai tribe here and love listening to your storytelling . You're keeping our culture alive by sharing your experiencs. Don't ever let our culture die. Thank you for keeping Indigenous culture alive.
Dude I’m so happy this came up on my recommended. Lemme just say you’re gorgeous! And I really love your earrings❤️ but thank you for letting us in and sharing some common misconceptions about where you grew up, I’m not native but I have always wanted to know more about the lives of Indigenous people in modern day from a direct source ya kno. Im for sureee definitely subscribing. I hope this can be a series!! It felt so personal like we were friends on FaceTime lol I absolutely adore your vibe ur mad funny and your accent is COOL ASF don’t let anyone tell u any different queenie !! Have a bomb rest of ur week fam
eeee thank u🥲❤️❤️❤️ I also recommend checking out reservation dogs on Disney plus if u haven’t already!! Its a show about kids in the rez and it’s so relatable and funny cause it’s so similar to real rez life and rez kids I love it
The funniest part is when she said they thought she rode her horse into her teepee. Of course the horse would have its own. The life of a nomad's horse would suck being left out in the cold.
I love your accent. People used to make fun of me when we first moved off the rez but growing up urban has weakened the accent so now most people assume I'm hispanic. My husband says it always comes back when I'm around family or when I'm back on the rez 😆 I listen to your stories when I miss the rez. Your accent and sense of humor are comforting to me.
When my husband took a position on his first nation he was invited to talk to nearby town elementary children who were not indigenous. The questions the children were asking were funny but also spoke a lot about their confusion or misinformation they were taught. One that still has me laughing was the question about the homemade tripods for engine removal that children saw in several yards on the rez. Apparently they thought they were the poles for our summer teepees and that was where we had our ceremonies. I guess someone tried to teach them about how different tribes had different ceremonies through out the year and in the children's minds every house had a "summer teepee" for the ceremonies. The other one was more personal. My husband was a competitive athlete for many years so he was very muscular. He spoke about the various indigenous games youth and adults compete in. The one little girl was just fascinated with his "gorilla arms" and wanted to know if all native athletes get them from archery (bow and arrows) something my husband never competed in. lol
Girl I noticed a lot of these urban natives are confused about who they are and where they come from. I moved off the rez when I was 18. I'm thankful I grew up on the rez and experience that way of life. My husband and I try to visit the rez with our kids when we can and teach them about our tribe/culture. My rez accent comes out everytime I'm around my family or reach the rez lol. I taught my daughter how to say her clans when she was 2.5years old.
Me too!! I want my kids to always know the rez is our home and that’s where our roots are. I try to teach them Cree and about our culture as much as I can too. Raising lil urban natives but my oldest son has a rez accent too so I know I’m doing something right😝
@@creegirltanisha Yes! Definitely! It's good to teach them young because they pick up things fast and will remember it forever. I try to teach my daughter navajo words. She also learned how to sing twinkle little star in navajo It's the cutest thing.
I'm a Metis out on the rez. The white boy lol and I get the accent bad when I'm with the family. I like to mess with the people in town all the time. The city natives are like afraid of me cause I'm from the rez. Shits funny.
From the Yavapai tribe here and love listening to your storytelling . You're keeping our culture alive by sharing your experiencs. Don't ever let our culture die. Thank you for keeping Indigenous culture alive.
Could we please get another video ? Thank you
Oh lawd the Thunderbirds coming 😂
sacrit AF🦅⚡️
Dude I’m so happy this came up on my recommended. Lemme just say you’re gorgeous! And I really love your earrings❤️ but thank you for letting us in and sharing some common misconceptions about where you grew up, I’m not native but I have always wanted to know more about the lives of Indigenous people in modern day from a direct source ya kno. Im for sureee definitely subscribing. I hope this can be a series!! It felt so personal like we were friends on FaceTime lol I absolutely adore your vibe ur mad funny and your accent is COOL ASF don’t let anyone tell u any different queenie !! Have a bomb rest of ur week fam
eeee thank u🥲❤️❤️❤️ I also recommend checking out reservation dogs on Disney plus if u haven’t already!! Its a show about kids in the rez and it’s so relatable and funny cause it’s so similar to real rez life and rez kids I love it
@@creegirltanisha i started watching literally right after watching your video, so far I’m just on episode 2 and it’s SO GOOD!
Riiiight Willy-jack is the best😝
The Rez is an archipiélago
The funniest part is when she said they thought she rode her horse into her teepee. Of course the horse would have its own. The life of a nomad's horse would suck being left out in the cold.
🎶🎶woooahh Rez girl Rez girls Rez girls🎶🎶 😂😂💖
is this a song sounds like my kind of song nah lmfao
Lol People used to think I eat too many chocolate bars or don't wash my face.
I love your accent. People used to make fun of me when we first moved off the rez but growing up urban has weakened the accent so now most people assume I'm hispanic. My husband says it always comes back when I'm around family or when I'm back on the rez 😆 I listen to your stories when I miss the rez. Your accent and sense of humor are comforting to me.
Good morning !
I love your stories 💖 totally relatable 😂🤣 you’re awesome 💖✨
Thanks for sharing 🎉
Hello ! Hello !
Hello Ralph!! I’m working on a video right now for ya!!!
Thank you
You are so fricken adorable. I'll enjoy watching or just listening while I bead my days away 🥰
When my husband took a position on his first nation he was invited to talk to nearby town elementary children who were not indigenous. The questions the children were asking were funny but also spoke a lot about their confusion or misinformation they were taught. One that still has me laughing was the question about the homemade tripods for engine removal that children saw in several yards on the rez. Apparently they thought they were the poles for our summer teepees and that was where we had our ceremonies. I guess someone tried to teach them about how different tribes had different ceremonies through out the year and in the children's minds every house had a "summer teepee" for the ceremonies. The other one was more personal. My husband was a competitive athlete for many years so he was very muscular. He spoke about the various indigenous games youth and adults compete in. The one little girl was just fascinated with his "gorilla arms" and wanted to know if all native athletes get them from archery (bow and arrows) something my husband never competed in. lol
Girl I noticed a lot of these urban natives are confused about who they are and where they come from. I moved off the rez when I was 18. I'm thankful I grew up on the rez and experience that way of life. My husband and I try to visit the rez with our kids when we can and teach them about our tribe/culture. My rez accent comes out everytime I'm around my family or reach the rez lol. I taught my daughter how to say her clans when she was 2.5years old.
Me too!! I want my kids to always know the rez is our home and that’s where our roots are. I try to teach them Cree and about our culture as much as I can too. Raising lil urban natives but my oldest son has a rez accent too so I know I’m doing something right😝
@@creegirltanisha Yes! Definitely! It's good to teach them young because they pick up things fast and will remember it forever. I try to teach my daughter navajo words. She also learned how to sing twinkle little star in navajo It's the cutest thing.
I'm a Metis out on the rez. The white boy lol and I get the accent bad when I'm with the family. I like to mess with the people in town all the time. The city natives are like afraid of me cause I'm from the rez. Shits funny.
You have me laughing !
Omg lol we went on that trip together and you never told me those stories before 🤣
Lmaooo I swear I told u when it was happening😂😂
Lmao I forgot iguess, but anyways “as if we would go on boat” 😭💀 🤣
Good evening !
Lmfao awwwh those rez horses 🐴😂
Came for the memes stayed for the pretty ndn, hey! Lets hear some urban native tings? As always keep up the vids
The rez here has cows !
lol stray rez cows😝
@@creegirltanisha when we go by in the boat we play cow or no cow. Sometimes they are in the bush and sometimes on the beach .
YOU LOOK SO HOT