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Kasiva Mutua: How I use the drum to tell my story | TED
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2018
- In this talk-performance hybrid, drummer, percussionist and TED Fellow Kasiva Mutua shares how she's breaking the taboo against female drummers in Kenya -- and her mission to teach the significance and importance of the drum to young boys, women and girls. "Women can be custodians of culture, too," Mutua says.
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Kasiva Mutua, you are a very eloquent, beautiful and talented woman. Thank you for telling your story, and bringing us into a part of your world. Captivating. 😀
Her smile is god damn powerful. I've never seen anyone more happy playing percussion than her.
To me this is an extremely rare perfomance: this is the first time i see a woman playing the drums all by herself on a stage. It's a great, great show and i hope to see it more and more frequently.
Sheila E., Evelyn Glennie, & Sarah Thawer ...
That was a great presentation of her gift
Amazing! I felt the sounds in my heart. It remembers me when I was a child and used to hear all the environment sounds around me. Loved it!
I'm a female percussionist who drives a Beetle. I listen to its radio and drum on the wheel.
Me watching these 2021 , I love this video so much because I can relate, I recently lost my beloved best friend , ever since than I have been depressed and became a lost soul, Njembe drumming changed my life , as I drum I turn to forget everything , and just be my self and express my self.
Just love your eloquence, diction, and pathos. You are a master story teller.
Beautiful lady, wise words, amazing music
That's my classmate from primary school.. Uhuru Gardens class of 2001 k.c.p.e.. Big up Jackie. We love you
6:55 RIP
😂
was that symbolic? :-)
Stephen Catton what do you mean?
Her cymbal fell over.. it is a joke :-) a play on words on the name of the instrument, how she thought what she had to say was symbolic and how both fell over and failed to deliver
Beautiful drumming
Man she looks so happy and fierce playing those drums.
Omg girl...I play drums too but been shy to do so...please advise me which ones are best to buy..I live in Iceland and after watching u, my dear I want my talent back
I love how happy she looks!
I love it
I wish there were more TED talks about Africa!
Did you know that Africa is in Africa and because of racism the maps of Africa make it look smaller than it is . It's called cartographical racism. It oppresses black maps of African descent.
oaxacachaka
You can´t project a globe on a flat mao without mistakes
You will always find support from me. Congratulations on your bravery and courage.
And drumming 👌🏻
Zeitreisender so naive....so so naive. Maps are a historical means of oppressions of people of different geographical spaces. It oppresses their bodies of color.
Very interesting and great drumming, thanks for sharing?
I love this with all my soul...this is a good way of the music...
Amazing ❤
Delightful ❤
nice, find your grove and be good at it, its nice sseeing people excel in their heART. (what they love and are gifted in)
Damn!!!! She slaps hard...
I play drums ... and that hurts
That must be the "Ohh it's not easy!" she talks about :)
Kasiva is such a beautiful woman
jesus, i didn't know drums could sound so good
Well TED to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that
I completely forgot
what I was going to say.kj
Vince Allen Meneses
Zoolander much? Lol
Vince Allen Meneses I stopped reading halfway and went right to the end lol
That's how everything needs to be said in 2018, with a full disclaimer
Me too lol. At the first line.
All the best Kasiva 👏👏👏
Very sweet
Is she from Patapon 1 or 2?
Currently watching her on the trend
Amazing, inspirational women !
I love you my sister Kasiva!
Спасибо большое за субтитры, побольше бы видео с ними
This woman is amazing, I love her vulnerability. She will be remembered, that's incredible!
“Todo es música para un corazón de músico, todo lo que vibra y se mueve, y se agita y palpita; los días de estío llenos de sol, las noches en que el viento silva, la luz que se difunde, el titilar de las estrellas, las tempestades, los cantos de los pájaros, los zumbidos de los insectos, los estremecimientos de los árboles, las voces queridas o detestadas, los ruidos familiares del hogar, de la puerta que rechina de la sangre que hincha las arterias en el silencio de la noche, todo lo que és, es música; no se trata más que de escucharla” ( Romain Rolland).
She's FAB :-)
Drum Audio is so clear... amazing
EDDIE EDDIE I WANT HALF EDDIE!!!!!!!
Brilliant ..
She looks so beautiful. Repping Kenya! Yass we have beautiful women here!
This is Godly music
I saw a black guy with a 5 gallon paint bucket on a busy street corner, he told and amazing story by hitting the bucket.
Mwitu wa mwaitu
❤️👏🏻❤️
For Wadiya !
In her local tribal culture, it may have been taboo for women to play the drum, but not as a general rule. In the ancient Mediterranean civilizations including northern Africa, the drum was primarily played by women. The frame drum in particular is shown in many surviving drawings and carvings as being the domain of women. Men may have made the drums, but primarily women played them.
Her preamble was interesting, but she gave a very modern, not a traditional, percussion performance.
My celebrity crush
❤❤❤❤❤
Sin palabras...👌
Drum is the most simplistic form of music instrument.
and yet a complex beast
Because it's African, what do you expect ? 😂
how about you sit yourself behind a proper drumkit and simply play along to any song on the radio.
Dack Hacksaw Or you can just watch desiigner to know that yourselves
wakanda forever
Black panther!!!!
Now that is what I call 5 rated music
Ilk yorum buralar eskiden dutluktu♥
Coke studio brought me here..
Allright? No, alLeft
Wakanda wakanda... 😂😂😂😂🤦♂️
Ha ha ha
I want to spend hours listening to a beetle . Dam she can play like nobodies business !
She's hot, her accent is hot so she could be talking about anything and she would look and sound good to me.
That was a fine drumming,but I didn’t see her life. Am I a lesser person?
I am African and I do NOT agree with some of the caricatures about women she is putting forth. Some of her statements are quite misleading. Sorry.
Like which?
I dont think she means to put down, or mislead anyone of the 'african culture' she's simply describing her experience and what her culture presented to her
Its a rebirth,ultimate self realization
Err, no.
The woman is not inferior being, but you might be
Too bad American women will hear this and think “I’m a victim of sexual oppression too!”
pointless and ruthless lol
Kch bhi hai ye toh 😅
There will always be something wrong, something to complain about, this will never end, in 10.000 years from now there will be someone like her standing there and complain, about something and it is your fault and she want your money, women can not be really happy if they are not unhappy, men have closed their ears many years ago already
Now let's do the one with the white man how to use my brain to change the world
World Traveler because we’re always so brilliant at changing it for the better every time, right?
purv989 the world is better. Thanks to us
NordProductions You haven't done anything to change the world.
nah. but i contribute to the society at least. Instead of living on welfare and a life of crime
Look around you, we have already been using it for thousands of years lol
Aaaand there goes my subscription to ted... Been a while since they uploaded something that is not people complaining about oppression for being: women , fat , sick or handicapped.
If some dude was playing exactly the same no one would care. And she gets go play at ted talks because she's female and black. That's kind of reverse oppression
it is not reverse oppression (not only because that does not exist, that would still be just oppression) it is plain sexist and racist.
i was expecting a skill of conveying messages by drumming
BUUUUUUUUUUUT it was just another typical boring political correctness jibber jabber.
Yuck
Quite honestly the most pointless Ted talk ever. Men playing a drum more often is NOT OPPRESSION. I swear that feminists are running out of things to complain about. what the heck
"Men playing a drum more often is NOT OPPRESSION."
See how you twisted that around? She did not say what you said. What she implied was that women have historically been banned from playing the drums.
"I swear that feminists are running out of things to complain about. what the heck"
Develop an ounce of empathy. What the heck. Hers is a success story, overcoming traditional sexism. Did you not see her smiling, victorious? That must really bother you.
A prophet is not recognized at home
The girl's busy expressing herself and her story and you...looking from the outside (not African) are making judgements....
Trust me African women are not allowed the privilege of instrument playing. And we are breaking from that. It is not feminism. We just want to enjoy producing rythm and melodies. And I am saying this because I a m a percussionist too and many times not accepted for ocassions and gigs just cause I'm a woman.
Here just to downvote another useless Ted talk. Where are the science and cutting edge information talks?
To to TED's website and read about how they cover more than that. They've been covering more than that for years now. Yet, they still _do_ cover that, but you choose to criticize rather than ignore. Interesting.
Aaron Rosenberg Yeah, they pissed me off a while ago with a series of really stupid and dangerous talks. Like the one of the rape victim that was raped at 2 at night while walking alone in a shady location. She said she would never avoid this kind of situations because she was free to do whatever and it was the men's job not to rape. I mean yeah, of course, but you cannot eradicate crime. You must protect yourself within reason. She was encouraging women to not be afraid to do risky stuff like that.
Her influence in africa is indisputable
awfull playing ... just ego !!!
It was good!
We need less music and motivational stuff on TED and more technology and innovation stuff.