Original maori haka dance
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2011
- Часть документального фильма "dances of life"
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Had a vacation in NZ some years back when my son was 4 years old. When we were leaving, I asked him what he liked most, he said 'the angry dancing men'.
Lol adorable
@DragonBat362 He grew a beard instead
Aw, so cute.
Awww. But they weren’t really angry.
@@leafii. Do you believe the child understands that? And it actually probably did. But that was the way to explain to his father in his mind
When your gene says you're 1% Maori
Wtf hahahahaaa
when your 50% maori NDISJAI LMAOO BUT JOKES
When the moment comes and the Maori Haka saves you from yourself, you know you're ALL Maori.
agam yudhistira so ure like 13% maori then
Good enough reason to do it
Fantastic stuff. May the Haka and the Maori culture never be lost to the world.
Sure...as long as they never return to cannibalism and slaughtering people...the dances can stay.
I absolutely LOVE The power and energy you feel from the video, the solidarity, no one cracks a mocking giggle or thinks this is stupid, the harmony of emotions really pulls a person in. It's aweing and so empowering just watching it.
@whizkidliz Well you see, that never happens in New Zealand. Because men and women ballsy enough to perform the Haka *would dare NOT mock it* as it takes Mana (yes from the video games it was originally a Māori word for spiritual prowess and might that can be inherited, gained or lost not unlike a symbolic health bar) to perform 😉 If you fail to take it seriously or have only mimicked it, you've *never* performed a Haka. It's that simple really.
Absolutely not. This is a primal moment, a celebration of the triumph of life over death, no matter whether you're doing it near-naked, in rugby shorts, or in suits and ties. I have seen it done at many occasions and as long as you understand the lyrics, keep them close to your heart, you're never going to crack a mocking giggle. This is unofficially the national haka of New Zealand, and the theme is one that will resonate as long as somewhere, somewhen, life continues to triumph over death. Immortal and timeless, in other words.
It sure is powerful. Mock a Haka in NZ at your peril!
@@thephaneron3676 ….I can only laugh at this nonsense honestly…..😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is stupid. It’s also low iq stuff.
People make fun of the silly faces they make, but that is how they struck fear and hesitation into their enemies! Imagine being an enemy tribe and coming upon a bunch of huge beefy dudes screaming and making demonic faces like this at you. You'd think they were completely batshit crazy and it'd scare the piss out of you
Fun fact: that face means "Im gonna murder you and eat your dead corpse",
The maori are such a poetic people.
this worked untill english soldiers arrived and after the end of this impressive show started to shot them untill the last one .sad but alas true
it actually does people
and not quite true for our numbers we massacred the English took their guns learnt how to use them ......what let us down was diplomacy and value of land .......had nothing to relate to so 100 acres for a rifle seemed like a pretty good deal
Lol.. what a load of shit, what's your sources and I'll check them for you
When the Brits first saw this; Oi Mate, we're fucked
Necdet Bülbül / yooo this shit had me deadd. bestcomment2016
Necdet Bülbül yeah you got to say, you take one look and think, fuck me this might have been idea hahaha 😂😂
Necdet Bülbül b
Or you know, they shot a few of them (what actually happened)
Necdet Bülbül Do you have a flag? hahaha
I love how it’s obvious there are specific movements, but each person tints it with its one unique way but all have the same passion and the intensity unites them
Testosterone level boosted by 400% when I did this.
Same happened to me, I'm transgender and absolutely hate testosterone but I'll let it pass
Imagine actually doing it. Now imagine doing it armed... 800% anyone?
@@bensmith4862 why the fuck?
Aumentado em 1000% ...
I even want to go to war after watching the video
@@skalgrimwarhag dont like what
"Next island then lads?"
-sailors probably
Carpet Diem
That was so funny 🤣 thank you
Yeh back to Samoa boys.i need some peace and good feed.and some good ole hospitality.and a cumfy shela or 6 for the night
haha, just assume Willem Janszoon first would have landed on New Zealand instead of Australia., then this would have been his reaction.
I wish. But thanks for not making fun of what the haka is and what it means. Literally I see that way to much and it kills me that people think it’s a joke. This however I wish was true.
It's almost as if you can feel a physical aura emminating off of them.
Their war cries would frighten the dead themselves.
Outstanding, warriors.
I am so glad the Maori rediscovered and once more embraced their ancient and glorious culture.And not only that Other New Zealanders learning to respect and embrace the culture as well.
Māori never rediscovered their culture, it was never gone, to begin with. Mauri ora!
@@hirakaiko5570 Well.That has been my perception. No culture is entirely flawless. But i do remember a Maori gentleman m as many years ago commenting that the Maori had to return to their original roots in order to address the social, economic, health and mental issues prevalent in his community at that time. He mentioned that he did not want his people to suffer the fate of African Americans. A people who have no country of their own. Total loss of original identity, cultures, languages, institutions and traditions. As an African American myself I was not insulted by his words. I do commend you for being so honest. May I ask why do you feel the way you do? Am I wrong in saying that it is a challenge for Maori women to break through firmly entrenched gender roles within the culture itself?
Yes, let's all eat each other. Some culture.
You know they used to be cannibals who traded with severed human heads, right? And wiped out neighboring tribes that were more vulnerable.
@@frederickgriffith7004 As an African man, a lot of the culture here used to constitute polygamy, witchcraft, Female Genital Mutilation, child warriors involved in raiding raping, and pillaging neighboring vulnerable communities, etc...most of it was stopped with colonialism. So tell me, what part of the culture do you wish you shared? Or is the current poverty in the continent more appealing than the situation you're in in America? You know, many from here wish to emigrate to America, I wish you understood that you guys are the luckiest black people in the world.
If you're wondering why they 'poke their tongues out'... The action is called a 'whētero'' (Fair-Tear-Raw) - the extension of the the tongue to intimidate traditionally meant, literally, "I will eat your head". The whetero is only performed by males as it also represents the penis. To Maori, the head is the most tapu or sacred part of the body. To the point where, even now, we get a whack from our grandmothers or aunties for putting a hat or a brush on the table that we eat food off of, or for sitting or standing on the pillows that we lay our heads on to sleep. So to eat your enemies head was both an insult and a way of absorbing the mana, or status, of that enemy after battle. You would not eat the head of a slave for example. No mana.
Edit: No, we dont eat people anymore (except maybe in the uruweras 😂) Obviously. This practise ended about 200 years ago. Nowadays the whētero represents an act of defiance or a challenge.
Edit 2: I am being 100% serious when i say we used to eat people. My mothers koro's (grandfather) Iwi/tribe (Te Rārawa) takes its name from the word "rāoa" meaning "to choke". We got our name for tricking and slaughtering another Iwi. There were so many bodies to eat that several warriors choked on the flesh of our enemies.
It's not an exaggeration.
Edit 3: to those asking how I know this. This is my full time job. I am a Māori language and performing arts teacher.
Maoris were canibals?!
ryhrex its a threat not an actual thing.
ryhrex Yeah the Maori culture emphasises Mana which is basically status and the Maoris believed you could gain an enemy's mana by eating them
ryhrex Yeah the Maori culture emphasises Mana which is basically status and the Maoris believed you could gain an enemy's mana by eating them
maia mercado It's not just a threat
Teacher: Why have you not gone to the bathroom during lunch?
Bathroom during lunch:
Public schools be like:
Me:*does the Same thing but wahine version ;) I am part Hawai’i lol
Behold the hairy man
It really did feel like that going into the girls bathroom as a shy, introverted and anxious bullied kid lmao. Kids are brutal.
That’s fuckin hilariously true🤣🤣🤣 💀
Is the ‘hairy man and the sun’ a reference to a specific myth or legend?
What an amazing display of vocal and physical power.
No. It was composed by a chief after he survived a battle in celebration of his survival: it’s likely referring to himself as well as to his religious beliefs as a Māori
Nope, it's a reference to verifiable historical fact that was put to poetry by a verifiable historical person.
Thank you for the translation. I watch every Haka I can and always wished I knew what they were chanting.
"BEHOLD THE HAIRY MAN!" Greatest saying of all time.
>says the bald guy
It's the sasquatch they are talking about.
They're talking about Bigfoot, you know.
Yowie
"Behold the hairy man who reigned in the sun." Te Ara?
I did this at a I.T job interview i didn't get the job.
:)
Lol
LOLOL just spewed pepsi everywhere
Then you must have done it wrong.
thats fucked I would of hired you
Thank you for translating and posting what the war cry means. Made it more profound. 💙
Ho un grande rispetto per le tradizioni altrui... Sono fantastici... Un abbraccio fraterno a tutto il loro popolo dall Italia ❤️🤗...
When you take 3 vitamins instead of the recommended 2.
Underrated comment
Very underrated
Yep. Too much vitamin D.
Imagine being a European in the 1640s setting foot on a newly discovered beautiful Island and then the natives come out running like this...
I believe that they just got shooted
@@flamah10n maoris actually had guns when the British arrived so that is not historically accurate.
@@commissarkitty3553 well no, they didnt. They did get guns quite quickly but they didnt re-invent them
@@commissarkitty3553 also look up the history of rockets and you'll see that warriors in various ancient civilizations had basically single use rocket weapons.
@@commissarkitty3553 Yup. They also had aeroplanes, cars, DVD players, streaming video, computers, refrigerators and pressure cookers. The aeroplanes they had were capable of travelling between planets, solar systems and galaxies at great speed. They could also fly backward and sideways in addition to flying forward.
Did I mention they had also invented covid vaccines?
Хака!! Мой любимый танец!
Слезы на глазах и мороз по коже! Это называется вкладывать в танец душу!
души бывают разные. у одних темные у других светлые
неужели это может нравиться?! Это же невоспитанность.
@@joyjoy2097 это танец устрашения врага, защита самого ценного что есть у мужчин, их семей, самого существования племени. Как это можно назвать невоспитанностью?
Обычные дикари.
Whrnever I see the Haka, i stop and watch. Its so incredibly beautiful.
Not gonna lie, if I was an enemy warrior seeing this just along the horizon, I'd turn around, pack up, and head home to live out my days as a peaceful farmer.
Edit: I know when this video is being recommend to random people merely by the periodic influx of comments and likes.I love the CZcams recommended algorithm 👌
Shipmen: Sir, we are landing on this unknown island and seems they are natives there
James Cook: Dont worry mates, what can they possibly do-
Maori: *does Haka dance*
James Cook: Rotate the ship. I aint dealin with this shit yet
I'm dead 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
So fucking true
I'm with ya. 😂
MAORI : "Chanting Death"
BRITS : I think i might need a bigger Gun...
Luckily we had it. xD
Well, Maoris did fuck the england attackers up pretty well.
Death that sailed here on the ship that was sent here by the ROYALS
REMEMBER IT'S NOT MAORI THEY ARE "OUR MAORI" AND "OUR BRITS" 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
The fuck Britain with guns get out of here u can’t even have a knife with a lock on it. America where u can legally buy and car a .50 cal desert eagle.
Teacher: For our field trip we're going to New Zealand.
Girls: I'm so excited. I'm gonna get a good tan at the beach.
Boys:
Boys are best.
1. Girls and women can do haka.
2. Being shitty to girls and women doesn't make you quirky and relatable, it makes you annoying. Let girls have fun
i'm new zealand rugby fan & i love this lovely HAKA it's a real masterpiece ...greetings from algeria !
I wouldn't even run... I would just wait for my doom
AJ F 😂😂😂
Legs wouldn't walk, let alone work..lol
meet their tongues with the steel of my blade!
Sprinkle patrica all over my self like jack sparrow
Hey, I don't have to out run them, only the slowest person in our group. When they stick out their tongues like that it literally means "I will eat you". So in other words, fuck this shit I'm out. 😅
I do this everytime before playing chess
Up you go
No Upvote =(
Rooy Topia 😂😂😂😂 wtf
Scare the other guy, I like that plan
Did performing the haka before you played chess benefit you in any way? 🤔
Lol did you do it alone? Must've look like an idiot 😂
I watch this and get goosebumps. I love it so much, can feel it truly.
Wow...off with your head.
Can you feel it
Этот танец должны показывать учителя каждый новый учебный год ученикам, чтобы они знали что их ждет в случае плохой учебы.
Aliens preparing to invade: "Yea...nope"
That's why alien landed in US all of the time
Aliens going to nevada: yup seems good
Lmaoo
@@reyhanarvialido195
Until Americans Adopt this at least
This is what I do immediately upon entering an 'All You Can Eat' buffet
You intimidate your food?!
King Keegster
Nah.... it’s to tell the restaurant that the Challenge Is On!!!!!
Hundreds of years ago, the Maori used to do the Haka dance and then enter an 'All You Can Eat' buffet.
It was not pretty!
meeeeeeeeeee
That is disrespectful you know that right
It is so energetic and lively! What a precious dance!
I just keep thinking about the adrenaline that is going through their bodies while doing this. Awesome.
Testosterone level in this is too damn high!
maning04 As Mae West used to say: Too much of a good this is wonderful!
maning04 where's my razor?!
Watching this actually made me think..Imagine that you were an emissary for your clan, and your chieftain sent you to deliver a declaration of war to the Maoris, and upon reaching, you meet them doing this..Damn..I would just tell them we are planning to pay voluntary tribute each harvest season..Thank God we are in the 21st century..I would never have survived the old days..
😂😂😂😂
for real...haha
hahahha
+Rudelyn Bucio oui
+achiri emmanuel LOL
This is such an amazing cultural heritage these people are performing. They should be rightfully proud. I met a few Maori's on my travels in New Zealand and they were wonderful and interesting people to talk with.
You know they used to be cannibals who traded with severed human heads, right? And wiped out neighboring tribes that were more vulnerable.
@@angru_arches And the Europeans are different how ?
@@pentachronic they put an end to that...in Africa for example, they put an end to Female Genital Mutilation, polygamy, tribal warring, and the Brits were the ones who pit an end to Slave trade....
The reason I say this is because the Maori, along side any people who consider themselves "oppressed victims" like to point at the West as the locus of all the wrongs in their life...while they should be grateful.
Who came to see this dance after watching newzealand's youngest MP Hana- Rawhiti first parliament appearance
Dude, the dance and the faces they make are so cool. Every part of it is filled with passion and raw energy. Just watching it makes you pumped lol
This was a real battle tactic designed to frighten the enemy.
It’d work on me, seeing thousands doing this in unison. But not because of terror: I’d just be frozen in uncontrollable awe.
It makes me think? Is this welcoming? It looks like hate to me.
not at all. its for expressing to scare off bad spirits / devil @@lovetruth5518
Having actually tried to do a Haka it is actually a lot harder than people might think and requires a fair amount of co-ordination; whilst doing the dance with your feet and the hand-actions, you have to bulge your eyes, move your head, stick out your tongue and say the words in-between... a lot more difficult than it first looks.
the most difficult part would be not being awkward while doing such things. Well i didn't try but i guess i would look ridiculously awkward lol
Mining Forge Why do they do the tongue thing?
Hannes Sandström in otder to threat that they will eat you. Those tribes used to be cannibal
Mining Forge i would imagine the dance would work up a sweat! but it would be worth it!
Mining Forge considering it looks difficult enough for me I can't imagine how much time the rugby players had to train for this :D
This is a common haka. I remember doing this at primary school in the morning at kapa haka class. It was fun :)
Kapa Haka was so cool and fun
I LOVED Kapa haka
im pretty sure this is Ka Ma Te
Aye it is, from the Ngāti Toa tribe.
1985. I was coming to the end of my NZ experience and had not met one Maori. Went down the pub, before getting the coach to Auckland and home. There was a sign behind the bar "No Spitting, fighting" and something else, forget. Centred my mind a bit, just wanted an ale or two :) Someone came over, a Maori, the place was packed with them. We chatted, on the third jug I went to relieve myself, then took a wrong turn out of the loo and ended up at a large marquee at the end of the cul de sac where my digs were. Music was coming, you could see flashing lights. I poked my head in the tent and asked if this was a private party or can anyone join ? "For 5 bucks, anyone can come in here" She replied, you also got two tickets for a pint of beer each. Brown Ale to be precise. I hadn't drunk a brown ale for many years. It was delicious, someone came over. FFS ! Talk about sociable ..... brilliant. We chatted I was introduced to about thirty Maori of approx 300, I was the only Pakeha in there :) I had one of the best times I'd ever had in my life. I woke up vaguely remembering the previous night before. Well I met some Maori :)
Это прекрасно
"Hey captain Cook, I forgot something on the boat, brb"
Ship, fool!
Run!
@@dunruden9720 It MAY have been the rowing boat in which they rowed ashore...
11 seconds into haka and chill...
*applause*
best coment ever lmao
sorry, i d'not understand
bahaha look at the guy's face at 11 seconds " 11 seconds into haka and chill and he gives you that face" LMAO Don williams!
lmaoooo best comment
Always excellent to watch !
Absolutely Awesome!!
this is my immune system's reaction when COVID-19 enters my body
This is my response when we get out of lockdown and out on bail
When I finally leave the COVID-19 Quarantine, and I forget how to socialize
Idk what you're on about this is how you socially bond if you're not a coward
When the boys are in a island
I can’t remember the last time I genuinely cracked up from a comment on social media, but this comment deserves all the praise it can get
Loool! Great one.
Yes, I believe it's their way against covid too!
Teacher: leaves room
The entire class-
Boys in my class when my teacher leaves class for a few minutes:
Rare photo of the new Zealand military, colorized.
What’s that, now? PMSL
Ringa pakia
(Slap the hands against the thighs)
Uma tiraha
(Puff out the chest)
Turi whatia
(Bend the knees)
Hope whai ake
(Let the hip follow)
Waewae takahia kia kino
(Stamp the feet as hard as you can)
Ka mate! Ka mate!
(It is death!, It is death!)
Ka ora! Ka ora!
(It is life!, It is life!)
Ka mate! Ka mate!
(It is death! It is death!)
Ka ora! Ka ora!
(It is life! It is life!)
Tenei Te Tangata Puhuru huru
(This is the hairy man)
Nana nei tiki mai
(Who fetched the sun)
Whakawhiti te ra
(And caused to shine again)
A upa ne ka up ane
(One upward step, another upward step)
Upane, Kaupane
(An upward step)
Whiti te ra
(The sun shines!)
In other words, a compilation of my pick up lines
+Lootroq I can understand 'slap the hands against the thighs' , but the rest don't sound like pickup lines.
Thanks for the words and translation.
@@keegster7167 this is the hairy man
basically a more badass version of Let the sun shine lol
What a totally magical and powerfull ritual / dance the Haka is
Beautyfull culture, impressive to the max
I absolutely love this...can't get enough...
Bring me close to tears everytime! Now imagine 100s of men on a hill chanting that just befor a battle.
In that scenario “I gotta a shit I MAY be back before the slaughter”
You would have to pray you where on there side our you might have been eaten or made a slave and the eaten
Brits when they saw this: oi Barnaby I think I made a stool in my trousers.
Yh thats why they conquered them
:)
😂😂😂
I read that in a British accent I’m no even British
And after said bowel movement, he and the rest of his blokes conquered.
11/27. POWERFUL. THANK YOU FOR TRANSLATION
Absolutely magnificent. I never tire of watching this 🌹🌹🌹🌹
0:00 me and the boys looking for beans
Who the fuck look for beans?
PATRIOT CND. B Ę Å Ñ ß
Smh 😂 jesuus cahriist
I FOUND THE BEAANNNSSSS
@@patriotcnd1906 apparently that guy 😅
"Matē" in Maori which means "death" means the same for the Indonesian/Malay word "Mati" which also means death. #austronesian 👍🏼
'mote' موت in Arabic!
@@sunshine_veevs 'muerte' in spanish:)
aha we have a pretty similarity in here 😃
@@klabumalami6699 our ancestry are related
@@JoeRPM 'morte' in Italian means death
Maori: *doing intimidating war dance* British people: *it's cannon time*
@@averyeverpeacegardenarery2806 ugggg
Maori: Calculates the range, blocks the cannon, and fortifies architecture to help against cannons.
@@maapauu4282 yes
I first heard this when my son was watching it on CZcams when he was 12. I did not know until now that it is a Warrior's Cry. He is truly that in sprit, body and soul. My 3rd😤😜👑🍃
This is intimidating as fuck
Leo John Guinid It's meant to be, in New Zealand it was used before a Maori battle to intimidate the other group. Also in sporting events in New Zealand at least it is used to intimidate the opponent as well.
Leo John Guinid ikr
Yup, it's effective on me
I'm scared shitless
Leo John Guinid..... who gives a fuck, we Scots just show our bare arses at them them aye were shittin ourselves ! Lol..
so it works for the westerners? it doesn't for me.
Girls locker room: “omg I hate PE!”
Boys locker room: 0:20
fuck you
^
Patrick Cullen 😂😂
@@alesyoung6235 no wonder boys make fun of us -_-
I shouldn’t have wheezed the way I did
i love the māori culture so much. shoutout to my native folks
Cher bro
Gracías por compartilo
Captain cook: “yeesh okay keep your land”
Love that painting
"We wont drink we promise"
5 hrs later :
my New Zealand school teacher taught us this in a uk school and I've never forgotten it.
MARAVILHOSO!
I can only imagine what the Maori's foes were thinking, the first time that they came across these warriors. The makeup and the scary faces, along with the burliness, of the warriors would be enough for me to have second thoughts, fighting them. Very impressive and intimidating, for sure! Thanks for video! I really enjoyed it! =)
The makeup are tattoos
Hi Jlast Hena! Thank you, for correcting me, on this. You are correct and the scary part is, I already knew that, even before I put in my comment. Go figure. Have a great weekend! =)
solarpurplestarlight The scary faces are meant to make the opponent think they are crazy or carried diseases. Once they thought that, they would get scared and run off.
Hi Andres! I kind of had the idea that the faces these guys make is to freak out their opponents, but the specifics of them trying to look crazy or disease ridden sounds good. If I was to come upon the Maori warriors, I know I would think twice, telling myself there just isn't something right with them. It must be a tactic that they have used for a long time, because they still do it and yes, it is intimidating to see! Have a great week Andres! =)
+solarpurplestarlight Thanks and you too!
The Maori are very badass! I would even argue that they are some of the fiercest warriors of all the cultures on our planet!
While interesting as far as human history, their time is past. These aren't warriors. These are re-enactors. The greatest warriors on Earth are now the United States Navy Seals.
no they are not, you cant just say that because of a dance... i dont think they have been in many though battles exept for some tribal battles, that doesnt make them the best warriors. The best ones are the ones who kept Europe from falling in front of Ottomans
+Kristina mongols nomad archers. who didnt have to dance. they just shot to dead
+Jon Griner What about the Ghurka's?
M. Thorgaard The spartans!
I remember, in the World War Z novel, that it was mentioned that 500 Maori warriors, armed with traditional weapons, faced off against half of zombified Aukland, and it was implied that they won.
Imagine the sound of a 500 man strong haka.
Chills every time
This honestly terrified the fuck out of me
Los of Rugby teams~ Through out Polynesia , Do some anciant rituals "Toi ama Te Waka " is one to gain"Mana" while pulling a Warrior Canoe to shore~ I heard a Rugby team was tazed and arrested in Utah!! ~ seemed like a Drug crazed bunch to local Mormen Police~
He kino koe!
Rachel Weatherly shhhh baby ill protect you
Gabriela Hajduk oh shut the fuck the fuck up you kewi fuck go back to making some fush n chups and some taros
My dealer is a Maori..
We had a bit of a falling out,
He is still me dealer though..
But when I score, it's death! it's death! It's life! It's life!
Literally have to war dance with him to get a nugget. Bastard!
nobody can tell me that haka isn't cool.
The Haka is not cool, it's weird to other countries
@@kokobean5921 It's not cool only to normie people
@Huffen Erday ikr
very cool and not so easy to perform, real art
Those people who thought haka is not cool and weird are arrogant and narrow minded people. And by that i mean those pompous assholes who's friends consist of their own kind.
love this tradition so much ! love from malaysia
That was awesome!
That was... kinda scary. But hey I learned some history!
*I’m also here because of the NCT 127 ‘Simon Says’ M/V and reading the comments.*
Same 😅
LMAO SAME
lmao same
lol same
Found some nctzen bcs of simon says here 😂
How the fuck did we colonize a land where the "We welcome you in our country" is a fucking war dance.
guns. plain and simple. guns destroy any balance made from skill and ferocity.
Tad Dad from what I understand he was extremely difficult the British were defeated in several battles buy them
Clubber Sinclair
shows how fierce they are......... and maybe smart enough to learn the limitations of the guns too.
Disease did, not just guns ... for a lot of Pacific Islanders. The strange diseases white men brought caused huge issues. Still does, for that matter.
One word: Marines.
Need another? Disease.
Sono una donna di una certa età ma quanto mi piacerebbe sapere ballare la vostra danza mio marito rideva di me ma piaceva anche a lui. Onore a tutti i maori. ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌷💐😔
Fascinating. I couldn’t look away
The BEST one I've seen. Thank you for the interpretation. I love HAKA!
This will literally get you pumped to do just about anything.
Reading books library, me be like:
Gonna do a Haka before my interviews now
Will do the Haka before asking a woman out on a date. God help her if she says no....
It's good to learn the words. First video found with translation. Thx
Ничего круче в этой жизни я не видел!!!!!!!!!! 😮😮😮😮😮
This is pretty fucking cool
I can't pretend to understand the Haka. None the less I do find it moving at funerals, that so many people would passionately perform the Haka out of respect for the deceased. Even without knowing much about it, such deep emotion brings tears to my eyes.
I feel like if I were enemy and I saw this I would run away
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I want this as an alarm option on my cell phone.
Try poi e as a ring for your cell phone Mr Royal.
Mahalo from Hawaii, for sharing. Huge respect to our Maori cousins. They were one of the only Polynesian peoples to actually get a treaty (Treaty of Waitangi) with a Western Power (Britain) due to their tenacious resistance to colonization. They were able to maintain somewhat of a sovereignty for 200 years after Western contact and put up a hell of fight until the very end during the New Zealand War of 1860s-1870s
'Tenacious resistance to colonization' oh how noble! They ate the aboriginales and were colonists themselves.
@@kerryberry5786 What a horrible thing to say.
@@TheIdeabaker If the truth is horrible go cry to your mommy.
@@kerryberry5786 You would not last long in Aotearoa, a country that thrives on community. 🇳🇿
@@TheIdeabaker I wouldn't last long because I know history? Keep talking please, this is funny :D
Love it. And extremely intimidating!
So simultaneously silly looking, fascinating, impressive, and terrifying.
Pretty fucking metal
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imagine breaking up with a girl and her brothers are in front of your house like this
It’s nice to see this dance in custom. Very nice.
"Ka Mate Ka Mate," comes at the end of quite a long thought process inside the mind of the composer Te Rauparaha, whose life is at the mercy of his enemy, the hairy man in the haka, Te Wharerangi. Te Wharerangi hides Te Rauparaha from a pursuing party that want to kill him, by placing him beneath his wife Te Rangikoaea. This position is an unthinkable position for a warrior to place himself. However the pursuing enemy respect the wife's position, because she is menstruating and this makes her sacred above all else. They don't look for Te Rauparaha under the woman, despite believing that Te Rauparaha was indeed underneath her. He is spared and the enemy leave Te Wharerangi and his people. Te Rauparaha emerges from the pit where he was hiding and performs "Ka Mate Ka Mate," for Te Wharerangi, who saves the life of his enemy. Ten years later, those pursuers return to Te Wharerangi and his people, and massacre many of them including Te Wharerangi. Why is "Ka Mate Ka Mate," the most famous export to leave Aotearoa? Because, it is about a man that lay down his life for his enemy. The Bible says, greater love has no man, than he lay down his life for his friend. I am 7 straight line to Te Wharerangi, and this is our story about our tupuna (ancestor). Many people have other versions, but this is the one held by the most direct line to this haka. If Te Wharerangi doesn't save the life of Te Rauparaha, there is no "Ka Mate Ka Mate." If history is ordered as it appears to be, the God did this. It is a celebration of life in the Sun (Son of God).
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Hona Wikeepa pai tou korero Hona, nga mihi nui kia koe.
Chur bro
When they say he hid under her skirt, they didnt mean literally.. he hid in a hangi pit which was dug into the side of the hill, she stood on nop, although this is tapu because it will take away ones Mana a Karakia (prayer)was said so TeRauparahas Mana would stay intact, the reason he hid under her skirt was because some who were among the hunting roopu were Tohunga (Spiritualist) who were tracking TeRauparahas Noa (spitual energy) and it was strong so the only way he could hide it was hiding under a womans skirt (hangi pit in the side of a hill) lol under her skirt she must of had a hoola hoop ball gown skirt on if u think that he was litterally under her skirt
If the concept of a menstruating woman is sacred for the Maori culture, there is one more reason for me to admire your cultural background. In a world where women are taught to be ashamed of their gender specific traits and even they themselves use be-grating comments for their own nature pointing out the natural circle of life as "THAT time of the month...ugh, eww", I find inspiring that your ancestors held that circle sacred and worthy of respect. What a story! Thanks!