bro how have the samoans copied the maori haka?? they have totally different actions and words...as for the island brothers in america its just not right man...i respect the haka and maori culture big time but its just embarrasing seeing the americans trying to do it and claim it...stupid
Not sure if you're asking in general about the "Somoan Haka" or about this specific performance by VocalFX. VocalFX is a men's chorus from Wellington (that's the Wellington in New Zealand).. no Americans here, although this performance was in Denver.
bro im samoan maori and u gota know samoans copy maoris in doing a haka - so it pays to do some homework before you dig into our hawaiian fanau. peace
Many Hawaiians have great respect for the Maori culture. So you can't judge all Hawaiians as 'stealing' the Haka. Its great that such a sacred ritual of the Maori can be appreciated by the Hawaiians. Afterall, they're distant cousins. The Polynesians traveled all over the place; starting from the Cook Islands, then on to Hiti Nui, the Society Islands, the Marquesas islands, Rapa Nui, Hawaii, and finally south to Aotearoa.
bro how have the samoans copied the maori haka?? they have totally different actions and words...as for the island brothers in america its just not right man...i respect the haka and maori culture big time but its just embarrasing seeing the americans trying to do it and claim it...stupid
allblacks03 2 years ago
Not sure if you're asking in general about the "Somoan Haka" or about this specific performance by VocalFX. VocalFX is a men's chorus from Wellington (that's the Wellington in New Zealand).. no Americans here, although this performance was in Denver.
vihlead 2 years ago
Awesome guys. Do it again this year in Anaheim California. We wanna see Monty in it this time.
5thMelodyNZ 2 years ago
artistic (:
FiiSN8 3 years ago
this was ait but um there's a reason the hamos were brought to the front for the haka....haha I aint hating! just u know....
kiwikoppa 3 years ago
wow you're intelligent. I wont even say anymore. Except that you're stupid.
tyty6789 3 years ago
bey u should be honoured!!!
MoEeSh 3 years ago
bro im samoan maori and u gota know samoans copy maoris in doing a haka - so it pays to do some homework before you dig into our hawaiian fanau. peace
mokauroots 3 years ago
thats great. Those guys are still from new Zealand. So whether or not traditions are stolen is irrelevant
tyty6789 3 years ago
what key was tht in?
7zippos 3 years ago
in an F...u ;) lol joax
2SKARX 3 years ago
Yea its too bad that both of you are wrong and they are from new zealand... read up before you judge
tyty6789 4 years ago 8
Many Hawaiians have great respect for the Maori culture. So you can't judge all Hawaiians as 'stealing' the Haka. Its great that such a sacred ritual of the Maori can be appreciated by the Hawaiians. Afterall, they're distant cousins. The Polynesians traveled all over the place; starting from the Cook Islands, then on to Hiti Nui, the Society Islands, the Marquesas islands, Rapa Nui, Hawaii, and finally south to Aotearoa.
Great respect to all the Pacific cultures.
aaddicted 4 years ago 8
yeya! thatl get you fired up haha
kiwiscanfly20 4 years ago
cool Maori haka
israel1ponce 4 years ago
this haka is tight..
yaheim 4 years ago
man you guys are damn haterz... this one was good... you haterz are prolly some palagi fags who hate on people who represent...
angeljewlz 4 years ago
Kino kee koutou nga rangatira ki te mahi i to koutou haka, te rawe hoki, mauri ora!
unaek10 4 years ago
Ka tau kee koutou nga rangatahi o te ao nei. Te rawe hoki o wa koutou haka, mauri ora!
unaek10 4 years ago
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yep ... way too faggy
theredhackle22 4 years ago
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a bit faggy
theredhackle22 4 years ago
Powerful performance, but I didn't hear any 7th chords. I'm pretty sure that's not a contestable arrangement. ;-P
Kujo100 4 years ago 2
Too funny kujo. :)
Bjaardker 4 years ago
Wow! I'd heard about this performance, but didn't get to see it. Too cool.
brwombat 4 years ago