I remember a video while a back of a guy who married into a Hawaiian family where they did that at their wedding. Do knew if he ever fucked up or even had a disagreement he was going to have to fight these dudes LOL
I had a friend in the 1st grade who was of Māori decent. When I arrived to his birthday party I walked in whilst his relatives were performing a Haka. I was scared shitless and almost pussied out.
You're either having a laugh or just plain ignorant. These twerps need to either learn correct pronunciation, actions and delivery or just not bastardize the haka of Ngati Toa warchief Te Rauparaha. czcams.com/video/PI3r1ScJaQc/video.htmlsi=9QY_J9s4uegCO5Ij How it SHOULD be done.
mightdai - Of course.. I understand that. However, being a news reporter, you would hope he had done his research prior to demeaning a cultural ritual that has been performed by warriors since the 18th century. I consider his lack of desire to learn a sign of disrespect.
Jay Kar would you not be offended if you felt someone disrespected your culture? It’s not a “celebratory dance” to them. Research should’ve been done whether he was reading from a teleprompter or not.
The significance of the Haka cry is something no one will understand unless you are from New Zealand. As an Australian, we have the utmost respect for our neighbours and this very honourable, emotionally charged cultural significant haka.
Ajay Styles not necessarily bro . KapaHaka is used for everything from a challenge to celebrations . Most well know celebration Haka is called Tika Tonu .
Mark Sherson Whether it be to honour someone, a celebration or laying down a challenge to an opposing group, it is still a war cry not a dance which was my point originally
hakaboy6924 See thats where ur wrong as it was used in war. It was done as an imitation tactic/challenge before maori tribes went to battle, hand to hand combat etc
I let my rock listen to this. He became a professional wrestler turned world famous actor and fitness influencer who's starred in more action movies than I can count.
It was originated as a war cry. Today a haka is done at birthdays, weddings, funerals ECT. Its now used to show support for yourself and others and is also used to give everyone mana (strength). Doesn't matter if your doing the haka, receiving the haka, or standing by and watching. You can FEEL the emotion put into it.
Although it is used that way in many instances it is a celebration of different things be aide there are different Hakas for different situation, I believe this one is a war cry however I cannot say for sure. But the maoris have Hakas for weddings and Hakas for fallen comrades (much like what the New Zealand infantry do for fallen soldiers) so it can be a celebration of life OR a war cry as well as other things
in australia we dont get into controversy for one poly group doing anothers haka. we had a poly team full of different groups and we did sipi tau, haka, siva tau and fijian hymn (noqu masu) all in one dance. its all onelove.
Wilfry Rosario Why all the famous white people have to make us all look so dumb.. damnit man.. I don’t even want to try anymore.. I’m gonna catch a meth habit and make some kids I can’t care for.. fuck this..
Miscellaneous Mind Not really. If i want to wear a native American headband because i think its cool then ill do it. If i want to get cornrows ill do it. If i want to do a cool looking traditional sacred dance then ill fo it. People should do what they can with culture. If a news reporter wants to recreate a cool dance he just saw he can do it and nobody should tell him not to.
Miscellaneous Mind I get it but i feel that if we either had to stop people from doing exotic cultural things that don’t originate from there background or teach people to learn that culture is something that can be shared then i would choose the latter. As long as there is respect and no harm intended. The news people were just really intrigued by the cultural dance and enjoyed seeing this culture. Instead of telling them not to do it we should tell others that sharing culture is okay. Me as a person with Mexican back round wont be offended if someone wears a sombrero because they think it looks cool. As long as they don’t do anything disrespectful like pretend their a cartel member smuggling drugs.(even then if that person was a good friend and meant it as a joke it really wouldn’t be that bad)
Yes it is a war cry but it can also be used as a celebratory dance . Hence the use of it at weddings and farewell parties and other events of significance. Celebratory as in we celebrate their life/lives and achievements and such. We shouldn't get overly offended if others outside our culture don't fully understand its significance. Much like how people like to get Chinese characters tattooed on themselves without really knowing much about Chinese culture. Rather, if the opportunity arises we should take the time out ourselves to educate others instead of simply getting angry and petty behind a keyboard. Mauri ora!
Well said bro 💯...I feel like theres nothing wrong with those outside of a culture using another cultures dance,ritual etc to celebrate a significant moment in 1s life,it ONLY shows how much that cultural dance,ritual,haka touched their lives. Now that's something the Maori should be proud of. Ofas to my polys! And those outside the poly community that keeps the haka Alive outside of New Zealand and drawing thousands and thousands into the history of my cousin ppl (The Maori). Ofas 🤙🏽
Nuku2156 well said. We all need to be more open minded when others want to learn about other cultures. I love to learn more ways to celebrate the life I live.
I did this once before my deployment as a UN Peacekeeper and it just taps to the power that you didn't know that you have. Up until now, I'm still doing it every time I prepare for any police operations.
“That’s what they’re calling it”???? Are you KIDDING ME MAN?! THAT’S WHAT IT IS, AND THAT’S WHAT IT’S GOING TO BE UNTIL THE END OF TIME!!!! INSULTING!!!!
Whatsupp with the "white people" crap, im white and from Europe and we know what the haka is and what it represents, fucking drama queens. The dummy doesnt know, don't insult "white" people because of this
Dan from NZ I was blessed to have seen the Haka being performed in The PCC in Hawaii by Aotearoa students. Freaking amazing the only thing i regret is not recording. All i have to say it was freaking bad ass. Cant wait till i get out to NZ to learn more about the culture the people food just everything.
A different Haka for different occasions. There are galas for celebration like weddings, returning back to NZ after a long absence, leaving NZ for an extended time and the most powerful to honor the fallen. All are based on the warrior spirit.
I wish my junior year high-school wouldn't broken ankle needed surgery and pit me out football for a entire season. I really miss my guys and how we used to get so hyped I could scream to top of my lines with excitement 😭 the feeling I get everytime I see this reminds me of the dream I had a hold on but some dreams aren't meant come true 😪
Much love to my Hawaii peoples from NZ ❤️ our cultures are similar,all polys originate from the same place and Hawaiians have a lot of similarities to Maori.love to see our Hawaiian cousins do the haka and do it well !
Ppl that played ball with Samoans Tongan and Pacific Islanders know how this feel and trust it’s a feeling that makes you feel so powerful and become something in the gridiron or the respect this brothers show you by sharing there culture it’s amazing alofa I Lou uso Samoa 🇼🇸 🇲🇽
The Haka is not just a war cry, you can also celebrate someone’s birthday, wedding and it’s also a sign of respect.
I remember a video while a back of a guy who married into a Hawaiian family where they did that at their wedding. Do knew if he ever fucked up or even had a disagreement he was going to have to fight these dudes LOL
Can you also do it as a prayer before feasting on your enemy tribes brains?
I had a friend in the 1st grade who was of Māori decent. When I arrived to his birthday party I walked in whilst his relatives were performing a Haka. I was scared shitless and almost pussied out.
My friend's family does this for Thanksgiving prayer. I sat there awkwardly like an episode of The Office.
ハカ!!!!!
my chihuahua just turned into a rottweiler after listening to this
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣
Broooooo 😭😂
Lmao 😂
😂😂😭😭 good comment bro
Only real ones can feel that goosebumps. Amazing!!!
💯💪
Everytime everytime!!!
😂😂😂😂
You're either having a laugh or just plain ignorant. These twerps need to either learn correct pronunciation, actions and delivery or just not bastardize the haka of Ngati Toa warchief Te Rauparaha.
czcams.com/video/PI3r1ScJaQc/video.htmlsi=9QY_J9s4uegCO5Ij
How it SHOULD be done.
Tell me you don't know jack without telling me you don't know jack!
That brought a tear to my eye for a father and his son
Why do people think this is cringe ? it’s definitely Seaman approved
JTsuits Lol
JTsuits ohhhh ok your in the navy. Lmao
@@jtmnavy lol, you mad soy boy?
Lmao
@kevin wall it's just part of the culture dude
“That’s what they’re calling it”??? That’s what it’s called!!
Gunny he said that because he didn’t know what it was.
mightdai - Of course.. I understand that. However, being a news reporter, you would hope he had done his research prior to demeaning a cultural ritual that has been performed by warriors since the 18th century. I consider his lack of desire to learn a sign of disrespect.
Jay Kar would you not be offended if you felt someone disrespected your culture? It’s not a “celebratory dance” to them. Research should’ve been done whether he was reading from a teleprompter or not.
They don’t wanna say the wrong thing and call it that forsure, they don’t want backlash
Chill out there, son. No need to get sensitive.
“The Haka dance, thats what theyre calling it”
what’s worst is he says “I need to learn that dance”
Gaming Legend wus wrong with that
Just wi pee po
Weed Nose it’s not a dance
Yeah man, it’s just like twerking or the stanky leg. Smh.
The significance of the Haka cry is something no one will understand unless you are from New Zealand. As an Australian, we have the utmost respect for our neighbours and this very honourable, emotionally charged cultural significant haka.
The haka isnt a “dance!!” It’s a war cry
Ajay Styles not necessarily bro . KapaHaka is used for everything from a challenge to celebrations .
Most well know celebration Haka is called Tika Tonu .
Mark Sherson Whether it be to honour someone, a celebration or laying down a challenge to an opposing group, it is still a war cry not a dance which was my point originally
Anthropological term is posture chant, as it is neither a cry or necessarily used in war.
hakaboy6924 churr my Kuzz .
hakaboy6924 See thats where ur wrong as it was used in war. It was done as an imitation tactic/challenge before maori tribes went to battle, hand to hand combat etc
I let my rock listen to this once..now its a volcanic island
😂😂😂😂
More like your rock is now THE Rock
I let my rock listen to this. He became a professional wrestler turned world famous actor and fitness influencer who's starred in more action movies than I can count.
You just missed the best pun ever bro
@@OvergrownWithTheMoss
I know bro 😭
I had to click off this as soon as she said I gotta learn that. STOOOOOP
I thought the same. I'd bet all the money I have that she won't lol
That was cringy
anyone can learn it tho, as long as you do it with pride and zeal
This never gets old. I totally love the Haka dance
Not rlly classified as a dance my bro, but more a war cry
@@poo_undies yea but when it isn't in war is more like a dance with huge respect in it
Dont mess with Samoans.....its like 2 black men in one body.
ULTRA SaVaGe 😂
Their skulls don't crack.
Rule #1: Don't ever headbutt a Samoan.
ULTRA SaVaGe lol they’re Tongan but aye you right bro you’re right😂
Bombenhagel 666 they’re literally all gone....
Fr them niggas ode strong for no reason
"the haka dance... that's what they're calling it"
"I need to learn that"
*facepalm*
Yes this news anchor is quite an idiot. Maybe he should have done his homework before opening his mouth
Open mouth insert foot. The Haka is NOT a dance.
Ok that sheer ARROGANCE when he said that
I was just about to write something about this before I noticed your post. W.T. entire F.!! Smh 🤦🏿♂️
😂😂
That’s a war cry my guy. We ain’t celebrating for nothing. We’re showing the enemy that we’re ready.
Ok buddy
Lmao
@@weednose1918 he is right! its the HAKA from THE NZ Maori people , its a war cry to scare the enemy
Ready to eat each other or what?Or make some noise so that they know where to locate u
Brilliantly put.
It was originated as a war cry. Today a haka is done at birthdays, weddings, funerals ECT. Its now used to show support for yourself and others and is also used to give everyone mana (strength). Doesn't matter if your doing the haka, receiving the haka, or standing by and watching. You can FEEL the emotion put into it.
People really love to disrespect others cultures when it not yours
Faruq Al-Amin white people*
any people*
Faruq Al-Amin quit your fucking crying. You sound like a woman
At least we got a culture unlike these Americans
That is ridiculous......American culture is emulated ALL over the world.
Haka is Maori war cry not a celebration dance
Nope
Actually it's a nz war cry as well as a display of emotion used to show respect or anger or courage
A Mexican war cry would be a shot then a Grito! Lol , or maybe just a heart break lol
@Biggie Smalls thank you for trying to educate me on my own culture... But its not only for that.. Do some more research and come back to me
Although it is used that way in many instances it is a celebration of different things be aide there are different Hakas for different situation, I believe this one is a war cry however I cannot say for sure. But the maoris have Hakas for weddings and Hakas for fallen comrades (much like what the New Zealand infantry do for fallen soldiers) so it can be a celebration of life OR a war cry as well as other things
in australia we dont get into controversy for one poly group doing anothers haka. we had a poly team full of different groups and we did sipi tau, haka, siva tau and fijian hymn (noqu masu) all in one dance. its all onelove.
America is divided like that. Sad really.
Nobody:
Them: (doing the Haka)
Someone in the background: (ree kid scream) AAAAAAAAAA-
lol
😂😂😂
Hakas give me goosebumps.
So much energy
"Thats what they calling it"🤦🏾♂️ like it was just made up!
Wilfry Rosario right bruh he’s an idiot
Exactly
Then tries to perform it. So disrespectful.
😂
Wilfry Rosario
Why all the famous white people have to make us all look so dumb.. damnit man.. I don’t even want to try anymore.. I’m gonna catch a meth habit and make some kids I can’t care for.. fuck this..
White man's version of this?
Listening to _Fortunate Son_ whilst drinking a Budweiser.
President Moore Hell yeah brother. 🇺🇸
GOOD MORNIN VIETNAM!..... (song plays)
Some folks were born
Add in a little chopper blade with that and you got it.
Listen to viking war chants, also known as the white man's version. Very similar
I absolutely love this.. you just feel the pride... amazing
Don’t be rude. That’s not what they’re calling it, that’s what it is.
That was sick!!! That’s mad love, heart and spirit ❤️🤙🏽
Teriyaki310 it was bad
Bloody terrible lol
Heart and spirit of New Zealand Maori's haha
Kayelem Thomas yet they ain’t from nz or Maori so...
/watch?v=BswbLBmElzo heres an example of a real one
Gives me goosebumps. U gotta love it
This haka is Ka Mate, which is a Maori haka. They look Samoan, surprised they didn't do one of their hakas. Very cool though.
Us Samoans have our own siva and haka, these are Tongans from Hawaii, we are not responsible for this embarrassment.
Lol
@@HeySTFU... definitely not an embarrassment Vili n his son delivered...stop ur jeylo
@@monilaui9238 go educate yourself about the culture then come back and reply you fwam
War Dance.
Nz - Haka
Samoan - Siva Tau
Tongan - Sipi Tau
Tokelau-hiva tau
Niuean - Takalo
Fiji-cibi
Poopoo - KaKa
FH 24 ah so here’s the proof that you are an immature twat. Grow up you idiot
That’s badass
Bro for some reason this speaks to my inner Man beast.. I feel like lifting something heavy and destroying it..
This definitely one of best things I’ve ever seen ever since 3 years ago the best father and son video
Did that with my team once. Sent shivers down everyone’s spines.
czcams.com/video/Wz7DzheCeuQ/video.html
You and every other high school team with one samoan lol
How you know you sent shivers down everyone spine??
Gay
Here in newzealand it is accustomed in high school sports at top level
I saw a wedding party doing the haka. The bride CRIED. It was SO powerful and beautiful.
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Nice man, so inspirational that put a smile on my face
Really cool! Gives you goose bumps.
Are they from New Zealand? They're using a Maori Haka. Has nothing to do with Hawai'i
They must be. The Haka is Kiwi.
They’re from shadddappp
Pres fale I just pissed myself.
Tatau,tatau we are all Polynesians maori,tonga,samoa,tahiti,Hawaii,rarotonga, rapanui,nuie,Caledonia, and sorry if I missed the rest.
Moari's are from Hawaii bro😳
I can see pride on their face.
Giving me the chill, the joy, and the
"flee!! you won't be able to handle them" feelings 😂
everyone: *reading and and making comments*
me: *trynna do tha dance home alone*
Lmao
Lol
Fck off palangi
@@daddysnacks7339 oiii soleeee
Anytime anyone gets to experience with watching or gets to do the Haka It’s one of the most memorable moments of their lives
"That's what they're calling it". Lol now let's see what they call you.
*Scrolls to comments*
“The Haka dance” 😂😂😂 someone needs to fire the producer that gave him the story
brought tears to my eyes! beautiful
Awesome..just FLAT-OUT AWESOOOOME!
War ritual, deep rooted heritage, culture
White people: cool dance
😆
@Reyzah Rotana White people walking round in their penny loafers, listening to their ed Sheeran. Lol.
@@matijakumaric4851 not mine I know my people's roots Aztecs
@Mathew Lipperd and I'm not Mexican
this is a new zealand maori haka they are badly copying not hawaiian at all
Don’t say that about all white people. The first time I saw the Haka, I knew exactly what it was, and literally got goosebumps and started to cry.
Plz do not imitate this!!! It’s their culture. Don’t steal it!!! 🤦🏿♂️ it’s beautiful and should be kept that way!!!
So we cant practice other cultures simply even if we find them interesting?
Miscellaneous Mind
Not really. If i want to wear a native American headband because i think its cool then ill do it. If i want to get cornrows ill do it. If i want to do a cool looking traditional sacred dance then ill fo it. People should do what they can with culture. If a news reporter wants to recreate a cool dance he just saw he can do it and nobody should tell him not to.
Miscellaneous Mind
I get it but i feel that if we either had to stop people from doing exotic cultural things that don’t originate from there background or teach people to learn that culture is something that can be shared then i would choose the latter. As long as there is respect and no harm intended. The news people were just really intrigued by the cultural dance and enjoyed seeing this culture. Instead of telling them not to do it we should tell others that sharing culture is okay. Me as a person with Mexican back round wont be offended if someone wears a sombrero because they think it looks cool. As long as they don’t do anything disrespectful like pretend their a cartel member smuggling drugs.(even then if that person was a good friend and meant it as a joke it really wouldn’t be that bad)
@@francheesemo6662 and you'll get the everliving shit kicked out of you for appropriating my culture
Kayden Box My Culture That’s why You fled to the west cause you cherish it so much lol
He is saying "can you smell what the rock is cooking?"
Family and tradition are everything !!!
I have goosebumps every time I see some videos like this one.
I love it, the Haka dance has all my respect.
Its crazy no matter how many different haka videos i watch it gives me chills every time
This is awesome!❤️
This is beautiful
Yes it is a war cry but it can also be used as a celebratory dance . Hence the use of it at weddings and farewell parties and other events of significance. Celebratory as in we celebrate their life/lives and achievements and such. We shouldn't get overly offended if others outside our culture don't fully understand its significance. Much like how people like to get Chinese characters tattooed on themselves without really knowing much about Chinese culture. Rather, if the opportunity arises we should take the time out ourselves to educate others instead of simply getting angry and petty behind a keyboard. Mauri ora!
Well said brother
👍🏽
Not to mention this isn't the only haka... Each has different meanings
Well said bro 💯...I feel like theres nothing wrong with those outside of a culture using another cultures dance,ritual etc to celebrate a significant moment in 1s life,it ONLY shows how much that cultural dance,ritual,haka touched their lives. Now that's something the Maori should be proud of. Ofas to my polys! And those outside the poly community that keeps the haka Alive outside of New Zealand and drawing thousands and thousands into the history of my cousin ppl (The Maori). Ofas 🤙🏽
Nuku2156 well said. We all need to be more open minded when others want to learn about other cultures. I love to learn more ways to celebrate the life I live.
That is freakin' AWESOME!!! Its always special when your family supports you in anyway. Good for you.
Me in the background wondering why I hear boss music
Always awesome to see Haka performed!
...and on that day, every defender was truck sticked.
Beautifull i can see father prouds for his son
This is awesome
I did this once before my deployment as a UN Peacekeeper and it just taps to the power that you didn't know that you have. Up until now, I'm still doing it every time I prepare for any police operations.
This is like 2 years later but where were you deployed to as a UN Peacekeeper?
Dad of the year.
New Zeland’s culture is amazing! 💪🏽
This video never gets old
I'm samoan and lemme tell you samoan and Hawaiians are like related in my family when my someone in my family did the hula we would yell "CHEEEE HOOO"
Siaosi Hunkin | hunkin?
Tristan and Reyna?
you make no sense!!!!! CHEEE HOOOOOO
Siaosi Hunkin Yessuh uso 💯
Seki uso that’s how we do cheeee hoooo
@@piga1489 no idk them but i do know someone named Reyna Falenofoa
I feel like I could lift a truck watching this
I think this is beast mode af, especially before a game.
I showed this to my fish...... now he's a shark.
snicker...go to the naughty corner you dingbat! that was funnier than it should have been. Chuckle.
“That’s what they’re calling it”???? Are you KIDDING ME MAN?! THAT’S WHAT IT IS, AND THAT’S WHAT IT’S GOING TO BE UNTIL THE END OF TIME!!!! INSULTING!!!!
white people r so ignorant its ridiculous. r they clueless this goes on around the world? smh
Right, that shit annoyed me when he said it and I'm Mexican. Ignorant.
Someone fire this clown.
Whatsupp with the "white people" crap, im white and from Europe and we know what the haka is and what it represents, fucking drama queens. The dummy doesnt know, don't insult "white" people because of this
Celebration of we can do it right now if you want to. 😂
Lol Played with Vili (the Dad) semi pros in Hawaii with couple of the Noga brothers :) Vili’s awesome, great family!
1Sg made us do this before a pt test. Best motivation ever given
This is such an honor I love this
I love such personality, who stay connected to their roots no matter where they are .
That was beautiful!
Much love and respect!!!! 🤙
Awesome to see them keep their culture alive and passing down traditions to the next generation. Respect.
That's awesome when your biggest fans are family!!
Great father son bonding
Happy for them
One proud dad
Beautiful ❤️ loved it
Man just watching that gave me goose bumps !!!!
I'm a Maori from Aotearoa (New Zealand). Awesome Haka from our Hawaiian brothers 👍👍👍
Dan from NZ I was blessed to have seen the Haka being performed in The PCC in Hawaii by Aotearoa students. Freaking amazing the only thing i regret is not recording. All i have to say it was freaking bad ass. Cant wait till i get out to NZ to learn more about the culture the people food just everything.
Hearing that always gets me hype like I can feel it in my spirit lol
I admire this culture! Connects me to that emotion
Culture is a beautiful thing to be celebrated. I love this!
A different Haka for different occasions. There are galas for celebration like weddings, returning back to NZ after a long absence, leaving NZ for an extended time and the most powerful to honor the fallen. All are based on the warrior spirit.
Stupid auto correct
The passion to the Haka Dance is amazing
I wish my junior year high-school wouldn't broken ankle needed surgery and pit me out football for a entire season. I really miss my guys and how we used to get so hyped I could scream to top of my lines with excitement 😭 the feeling I get everytime I see this reminds me of the dream I had a hold on but some dreams aren't meant come true 😪
Awesome, to do that with your pops and brother!
You guys should CZcams the New Zealand all blacks rugby team while they perform it. Straight gives me chills and pumps me up!
djeondj yes, I’ve seen it. So cool!!
The All Blacks are amazing.
@0ddMonk3y 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 easily done i guess 👍
Its a maori haka and yes our rugby team is the all blacks we are a 3 time champion world cup of the world
@0ddMonk3y lmao 😂😂
Brings back memories of having to do that dance in elementary school
Awesome dance, just awesome.
Much love to my Hawaii peoples from NZ ❤️ our cultures are similar,all polys originate from the same place and Hawaiians have a lot of similarities to Maori.love to see our Hawaiian cousins do the haka and do it well !
.....after watching this im beyond powerful more powerful then ever muahhhahh.....
You mean your power is maximer
Huh?
@@primevelocity3444 yep muahaha
This man is about to get flamed, “It’s what they’re calling it”
Cry about it
I love this!!
We need these guys back
Every Samoan dad looks strong asf😂😂 black we need this😂
@The Illustrious One no they're not you brainwash idiot
0:50 “ just know i mean it “ g eazyyy
Ppl that played ball with Samoans Tongan and Pacific Islanders know how this feel and trust it’s a feeling that makes you feel so powerful and become something in the gridiron or the respect this brothers show you by sharing there culture it’s amazing alofa I Lou uso Samoa 🇼🇸 🇲🇽
So badass love it!!!
My girl does these War chants when I’m hitting the spot.
Sopita Ramen con Apio lmaoo wtf
Lol
@Hingle McCringleberry 🤣🍻
BLAKE Vega how so tough guy?? ever hear of a joke dumbass...
LOL