dis is a song dat always will take me back to where i come from as a Hawaiian and will never let me forget who I am. It will bring me to my memories of the greater future that will live on through our keiki and who we must become to have the future we really want and need!!! ALOHA and A HUI HOU!
shoot i wish us Hawaiians could go back to the olden days were we had tremendous respect for our kupuna our ohana and most importantly the aina. instead we were forced to be apart of a corrupt nation that slowly corrupting our hawaiian ways of life, Hawaii No Ka Oe
@noanai1. Also, we had respect with the foreigners that came here. There was even a word for it. (For foreigners that are good people, that is) But it is pretty much obsolete because of so-called forced colonialism. It has destroyed that balanced.
OMG, I have been searching for this song for ever. this song is so powerful, that they played in my islands (fiji). I moved to the states in 2000, and have been lookin for it. Thanks for posting it!
So many emotions garnered by this song. Anger, Sorrow, and Defiance. I refuse to go quietly into the light. We strive to survive, we survive by keeping our culture alive. Ku'e my brown brethren. He Hawai'i Au.
Queen Liliuokalani signed away Hawaii. She did it willingly or else she was a coward who only wanted to save herself. Either way. She relinquished hawaii to the U.S. in writing. No one stole the land. She signed it away.. What's wrong with you people. You completely omit that truth from your fabricated history so you can play the VICTIM
Auntie is very old fashioned, but I think this was very well done. I not mind it being modernized and it may reach a lot of the younger people and keep the mele in their tongues. This is an important mele. Mrs. Pendergast wrote a very powerful mele, one that is so powerful this haole will never sing it because to me it is only for the Hawaiians. Enough has been kakaroached and the least I can do now is not kakaroach this mele. Kaulana na pua o Hawai`i, indeed.
@curatrix2008 brah u dont even know ke. no make me reveal the history of it all.
datsomayjah 3 months ago
dis is a song dat always will take me back to where i come from as a Hawaiian and will never let me forget who I am. It will bring me to my memories of the greater future that will live on through our keiki and who we must become to have the future we really want and need!!! ALOHA and A HUI HOU!
MrMEEKAHMOUSE 6 months ago
Aloha au keia mele. Keia mele ikaika a me u'i no!
AkekaiK 6 months ago
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Aloha to my braddah.s.......................
Krivaslocounlimited 8 months ago
Aloha to my braddah........................
Krivaslocounlimited 8 months ago
neva forget were im from.. Hawaii..miss you
keanujjj 9 months ago 2
Aloha au keia mele, He mele ikaika keia a ho'ike makou mo'olelo
lilkama4 10 months ago 2
shoot i wish us Hawaiians could go back to the olden days were we had tremendous respect for our kupuna our ohana and most importantly the aina. instead we were forced to be apart of a corrupt nation that slowly corrupting our hawaiian ways of life, Hawaii No Ka Oe
noanai1 1 year ago 18
@noanai1. Also, we had respect with the foreigners that came here. There was even a word for it. (For foreigners that are good people, that is) But it is pretty much obsolete because of so-called forced colonialism. It has destroyed that balanced.
DeltaEagle7700 1 year ago 2
@noanai1
hawai'i no ka oi
HikAMALANi 4 months ago
ontzettend mooi greetings from holland
biebersgirlzz 1 year ago 4
beautyfull
biebersgirlzz 1 year ago
ai pohaku!
pohakuwela 1 year ago
heart touching...
LotharVelling 1 year ago
OMG, I have been searching for this song for ever. this song is so powerful, that they played in my islands (fiji). I moved to the states in 2000, and have been lookin for it. Thanks for posting it!
fijimonster 1 year ago
@fijimonster I have the mp3 for y :)
BneG90 1 year ago
So many emotions garnered by this song. Anger, Sorrow, and Defiance. I refuse to go quietly into the light. We strive to survive, we survive by keeping our culture alive. Ku'e my brown brethren. He Hawai'i Au.
RexHavok 1 year ago 3
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Queen Liliuokalani signed away Hawaii. She did it willingly or else she was a coward who only wanted to save herself. Either way. She relinquished hawaii to the U.S. in writing. No one stole the land. She signed it away.. What's wrong with you people. You completely omit that truth from your fabricated history so you can play the VICTIM
curatrix2008 1 year ago
Auntie is very old fashioned, but I think this was very well done. I not mind it being modernized and it may reach a lot of the younger people and keep the mele in their tongues. This is an important mele. Mrs. Pendergast wrote a very powerful mele, one that is so powerful this haole will never sing it because to me it is only for the Hawaiians. Enough has been kakaroached and the least I can do now is not kakaroach this mele. Kaulana na pua o Hawai`i, indeed.
wjc1952 1 year ago
a great spin on this ULTIMATE protest song.......
EagleJO05 2 years ago
HAWAII NO KA OI
so proud of our islands, Imua
Kanseah 2 years ago
so much love....so much.....
nealsolus 2 years ago
Nice video & Songs.
Jikyua 2 years ago