2018 Year 13 Leaving Haka

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  • čas přidán 4. 11. 2018
  • There was an emotional interchange between our Year 13s outside of the Archway and the remaining student body, who had lined the path and clapped them as they left for the last time as OB's students.

Komentáře • 96

  • @omeronghena2084
    @omeronghena2084 Před rokem +72

    I'm from BELGIUM and every time I hear the haka I get emotional

  • @jessicacraig7740
    @jessicacraig7740 Před rokem +53

    The contrast between the classically European architecture and the Haka is fascinating.

    • @francoissuissae6217
      @francoissuissae6217 Před rokem +1

      Kao
      Te Reo o Haka i te pakeha nei
      Ka rawe

    • @jessicacraig7740
      @jessicacraig7740 Před rokem

      @@francoissuissae6217 i apologize for my ignorance, but could you please translate what you posted into English? If you don't want to, I understand. I hope you have a wonderful day

    • @fallenangel_899
      @fallenangel_899 Před rokem

      @@jessicacraig7740 No
      (sentence doesn't make sense to me)
      Awesome

    • @96Caleb96
      @96Caleb96 Před rokem

      ​@@fallenangel_899 Yeah just doesnt make sense aye

  • @SeldimSeen1
    @SeldimSeen1 Před rokem +48

    Fantatics way to express respect to each other and promote school spirit and to honor the ancient culture.

    • @francoissuissae6217
      @francoissuissae6217 Před rokem +5

      Maori tradition not pakeha but my young england & British & commonwealth brothers there did the mahi to learn Te Reo & the Haka
      Respect

  • @brianvalero6272
    @brianvalero6272 Před rokem +12

    With every video I fall in love with NZ. I wish that we had this sort of beautiful cultural mix in america

    • @isabelrodriguez6717
      @isabelrodriguez6717 Před rokem

      Ya la tienes. La más fantástica y espectacular Historia de la historia que, por tu apellido, deduzco que es hispana. Investiga tu árbol genealógico y la verdadera historia de España y de Hispanoamérica

  • @LauraS1
    @LauraS1 Před rokem +6

    What I love about this is that ALL the boys get into it, not just the Maori ones. The white boys, the Asian boys, the Maori boys....they ALL do it because they are all New Zealanders to a man. Gotta love that.

    • @bittersweet340
      @bittersweet340 Před rokem +2

      Maori down the South Island of NZ are White... It's very difficult to tell who are Maori from their skin tone..

  • @nc11000
    @nc11000 Před rokem +13

    This could be a great performance for a wedding night. A young bride will be definitely impressed.

    • @MikeRotch23
      @MikeRotch23 Před rokem

      Her undies would be filled with excitement, that’s for sure.
      I’ve experienced her excitement many a times 😉

    • @LauraS1
      @LauraS1 Před rokem

      There are wedding hakas performed. They can be VERY emotional and VERY passionate so grab a handkerchief. My favorite wedding haka video, which is also my favorite wedding video period, is one where the groom is white but breaks into haka just as passionately as his Maori bride's family is performing it toward him. Even the bride goes into it at one point, she is SO moved by the ceremony and so moved by the emotion, energy and passion. All I can think is how much it must be a bonding experience for both families (because they're both involved in the video) plus what a sheer cathartic experience, you know? Weddings are already emotional but adding true haka to it just makes it over the top, IMO.

  • @nzfreeski
    @nzfreeski Před 5 lety +38

    good stuff boys! An old boy loving this all the way from Europe.

  • @melaniefranz5190
    @melaniefranz5190 Před rokem +1

    Ich bin aus Deutschland und bin immer wieder sehr beeindruckt wenn ich diesen Kampftanz sehe. ❤❤❤

  • @averageguy1261
    @averageguy1261 Před rokem +2

    The culture of NZ is emotionally amazing.

  • @yousefandjewel
    @yousefandjewel Před rokem +1

    I need my son to go to that school 🙏🙏

  • @DJCloudy_
    @DJCloudy_ Před rokem +1

    This reminds me of my own leaving haka at CSC. Will never forget that.

  • @annoakley3755
    @annoakley3755 Před rokem

    Absolutely BRILLIANT. My Great Nephew is 13 and is South African born/English. He has recently come back to England with his family to live. He plays rugby at his school and is so far ahead of our kids playing rugby. I maybe biased but he is a star. Man of the Match Luke Robinson...

  • @skydream6779
    @skydream6779 Před rokem +10

    Impressive effort 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @MeMyHustleN-I
    @MeMyHustleN-I Před rokem +4

    Cheers boys study hard and know we are all over the world. Went you meet your brother touch noses and remember who you are!

  • @the_bigdaddy420
    @the_bigdaddy420 Před rokem +11

    New Zealand is the cool DLC for Australia

  • @kvf_Aotearoanz
    @kvf_Aotearoanz Před rokem

    Tino pai rawe...
    Absolute hardout awesum...
    LUV THIS!

  • @muay3493
    @muay3493 Před rokem +2

    I love this !!!

  • @violetkumarina3699
    @violetkumarina3699 Před 2 lety +6

    Ka mau te which, ka mau te aroha.❤

  • @roseogrady8785
    @roseogrady8785 Před rokem +2

    Good Show.

  • @yasuyukifukudumi
    @yasuyukifukudumi Před rokem +1

    ニュージーランドへ行ってみたい。

  • @nadiarios2600
    @nadiarios2600 Před rokem +1

    Estos no dan miedo, no se vaya a lastimar

  • @countycricklewood
    @countycricklewood Před rokem

    Wear school uniform like in the UK. Looks like Grammar school or Private?

    • @bodybalanceU2
      @bodybalanceU2 Před rokem +3

      all schools in nz wear uniforms its compulsory also australia does the same

  • @kstoffet8877
    @kstoffet8877 Před rokem +1

    This should have been a close up. Too far away.

  • @luzlopez776
    @luzlopez776 Před rokem

    😮😮😮the screaming is too much

  • @spg77777
    @spg77777 Před rokem +3

    The REAL Harry Potter. : )

  • @gabrielperez4578
    @gabrielperez4578 Před rokem +1

    where are the coloreds?

  • @aylyi-huh9355
    @aylyi-huh9355 Před rokem +1

    what just happened

  • @rogergreen-yl8ru
    @rogergreen-yl8ru Před rokem +1

    To fast slow the haka down

  • @christopherjames3027
    @christopherjames3027 Před rokem +7

    No one crying about cultural appropriation here! 😂

  • @courierdude7250
    @courierdude7250 Před rokem

    Oh for Gods sake!

  • @suekennedy1595
    @suekennedy1595 Před rokem

    Why are they doing it in the middle of the road.

  • @joejames8110
    @joejames8110 Před rokem

    In America they would call this cultural appropriation.

  • @TheMarathonomahos
    @TheMarathonomahos Před rokem

    What's with the long socks? That's weird

  • @rema4493
    @rema4493 Před 2 lety

    Why is they not happy L

    • @SeldimSeen1
      @SeldimSeen1 Před rokem +19

      It is about expressing national and school pride. They are very happy actually.

  • @ryanvorley8772
    @ryanvorley8772 Před rokem +1

    They are all the least most intimidating people going had farts more intimidating

    • @jannythomas3104
      @jannythomas3104 Před rokem

      Disrespectful idiot it's our culture it's about respect and honour something you don't have.

    • @bezzerwizzer6448
      @bezzerwizzer6448 Před rokem

      What a ignorant comment.

    • @briton3851
      @briton3851 Před rokem

      maybe because they are kids? u knobhead

    • @ryanvorley8772
      @ryanvorley8772 Před rokem

      @@briton3851 alright mate, you definitely love watching kids on your phone you absolute wrong en

    • @briton3851
      @briton3851 Před rokem +7

      @@ryanvorley8772 says the person thinking about how they want to intimidate kids

  • @Mosharm
    @Mosharm Před rokem +1

    Isn't this the definition of cultural appropriation? At least 80% are Kiwis

  • @sevyolar
    @sevyolar Před rokem +1

    This looks like cultural appropriation to me, just saying as a scotish person.

    • @bittersweet340
      @bittersweet340 Před rokem +2

      Maori down the South Island of NZ are White... It's very difficult to tell who are Maori from their skin tone..

  • @ARolls-dd2zd
    @ARolls-dd2zd Před rokem

    Haka is a real turn off for me, makes them look like madmen, personally I'd find another tradition.