Aboriginal Dance 1

[abindi79]

AWESOME<3 lloovvee iitt,,,proud,,, so proud to be an aboriginal!!!!!

you fullas dancing traditionaly n so with in the beat line,, young dancers like you mob make our culture stronger everyday,, well done guys<3

[OzPix]

@abindi79 Thanks for your comment, these guys are good, glad you enjoyed it.

[GothicPrincess123100]

WHATS THE DANCE CALLED ATLEAST ONE OF THEM????????

[OzPix]

@GothicPrincess123100 Sorry, can't help you here but maybe other viewers might know. Thanks for watching.

[SithSereyPheap1]

Let life be more of a dance than a battle mate !!

[OzPix]

@SithSereyPheap1 Agree, Thanks for comment

[jettpet]

WOW I LOVE IT! so proud of my people:)

[OzPix]

@jettpet Good on ya mate!

[dazza32101]

Hello Ryan, I love you <3

[OzPix]

@dazza32101 Who is Ryan?

[TAS0004]

oh boy,at my school at dancing class our techer chose this dance and dance 2.Oh my god plz make a video for the twisty legs!

[OzPix]

@TAS0004  Thanks for the comment, lol

[yamamutoful]

im not aboriginal im Filipino but i like the way they dance thanks to my cousin leaving in Australia but she is filipino like me i really appreciate this :D

[OzPix]

@yamamutoful Glad you liked the show, thanks for comment.

[DeathMetalMurder]

Better then the shuffle and gabber dance for true!

[OzPix]

@DeathMetalMurder  Sure is, thanks for comment

[ruellan2003]

Thanks for posting! We like!!!

[OzPix]

@ruellan2003 You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it

[sn1pe352]

@OzPix First off I want to sincerely thank you for this upload

I have a serious question, do you know what the name of the particular dance from crocodile dundee is called? it's tempo is extremely similar to this but i cannot find it anywhere

many thanks regardless if you do or not

Nicholas Ellis

[OzPix]

@sn1pe352 Hi Nicholas, Glad you enjoyed the show. I don't know the name of the Crocodile Dundee music that you refer to but I think it may have been an original composition by Peter Best who did all the music for that film and many other Australian films. You may also be interested to know that I was the Visual Effects Supervisor on that movie, and met up with Mick Dundee (Hogan) and his crew. It was a fun movie to be involved in... Hope this helps you to find the music...

Cheers

Roger (Robar)

[sn1pe352]

@OzPix oh wow that's absolutely incredible man, MANY thank you's for your input into one of the greatest movies ever made, it has had such a profound impact on my life i cannot even begin to explain it

As for the musical compositions they are all incredible, but i was referring to the aboriginal dance scene in the first movie when sue was spying on Dundee and the aboriginals

I hear it was called the crocodile dance or something of that nature but cannot find it for the life of me, thank you

[OzPix]

@sn1pe352 Do a search on Peter Best and you may find the track you are looking for on his Croc Dundee album as he was responsible for all the music in the film...Good luck

[ozzieboyy]

kieran should be here :(

[channy638]

proud of that makes me love the fact of being aboriginal

[OzPix]

@channy638 Good to hear that, thanks for comment.

[amber8101]

This is amazing! Nice one.

[OzPix]

@amber8101 Thanks, glad you enjoyed the show.

[djmomo2020]

Here are a few pictures of what these six documentaires aboriginal

culture is like or wath remains .

[OzPix]

@djmomo2020 Thanks for comment

[glowandglimmer]

wow cool dance moves

[OzPix]

@glowandglimmer Thanks for comment, glad you enjoyed the show

[t2shorty]

This dance was freakin' awesome...and these were old dudes! Just imagine what the younger men can do!! I'm not an Aboriginee but I'm still a black....a black sista that is...from VA, USA. Blackfellas gettin' down!! I find myself movin & boppin to their rhythms, like I want to get in and dance too. I'd love to visit Australia and watch these people break it down!!

Go Australian Blackfellas!!!

[OzPix]

@t2shorty Great comment, glad you enjoyed the show.

[channy638]

@t2shorty haha thx lol

[rsa95]

what is the cultural significance of this dance?

[OzPix]

@rsa95 Aboriginal dances are mostly based on "Legends of the Dreamtime" - or aspects of hunting. This dance is more the latter with dancers basing movements on the Emu, Brolga & Kangaroo

[dontknowating]

@OzPix I guess dreaming is good when you have no cognitive functions My God we are being far to kind to these worthless bunch,however although I see no zero talent in this or any real culture except for a primal scream 2 year olds do when they are overtired.The PM MR Rudd is typical of us whites forgiving and giving and allow robbing and horrle ugl racial hatred from abos for much longer and far worse than their own claims gainst the british.Time for a sorry from Abo's

[dontknowating]

Respond to this video... I can dance like a kangaroo too..even better my friends tell me..wake up Be honest what white person can honestly say that they have meet a aboriginal capable of respecting them as they have respected the abo?It is my opinion and I know secretly of many that they are the most worthless bunch of people on earth

[dontknowating]

Respond to this video... Common people Ive tried to be kind to Aboriginals as well and tried to value their art culture...but anyone with any eye for real talent can see THEY have very little to offer.Stop humoring these bunch of no hoper's,take all Gov support and let them take care of our land..wonder around and dance like emu's...Ive never meet one worth anything to anyone yet

[dontknowating]

Respond to this video... Dreamtime =before white taught abo's how to think..no thoughts may seem like living in a dream.aboriginal art=a bunch of racists who can paint a dot or many then wont allow any other real artist to use a dot...I wonder why?Abo' dance..look at it really people...no thoughts and the very talented of them and brightest learn t to dance imitating an emu.Even nature doesn't like them to "throw back"...most of them drain us all dry financially

[dontknowating]

Respond to this video...  The cultural significance is not yet understood by an abo.A normally progressed human being may say that they are worthless and there is nothing of value in anything they do,except to try and make us pay up our hard earned money to see there rubbish.Waste of time,go pay for something worthwhile..

[channy638]

@dontknowating fucken don't watch it then thats sum nasty shit when u probaly had a desent conversation with a blacky shame on u

[doublebennis]

i love it

[OzPix]

@doublebennis Boring but you like it :-) lol

[doublebennis]

its sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ooooooooooooooooo boring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and its does the samething 4 ages

[richardb5068]

@doublebennis booooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooooooooooooooooooo...you­r life and comments are boring

[guppaja]

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[OzPix]

@guppaja Does that mean you liked it?

[Lolizism]

@OzPix

I guess its about hunting :)

[oliviarosethawleyxx]

what is the story to this dance btw??:) x

[OzPix]

@oliviarosethawleyxx Not sure but maybe some of our Aboriginal viewers can help. Thanks for watching.

[NeeenO7]

i can't get enough of this i really love it

i've hit the reply button 100 times since yesterday

this is really amazing just makes me want to know more about them

[OzPix]

@NeeenO7 Thanks, glad you enjoyed it so much.

[vsboy25]

aboriginals are true hunters.

[OzPix]

@vsboy25  Thanks for watching

[peddy79]

yah mah bruzzies dere '(^_^)'

[OzPix]

@peddy79 Hope that means you enjoyed the performance.

[peddy79]

@OzPix i've loved watchin/doin corroboree since i was a kid, an i grew up wit these fullahs

[OzPix]

@peddy79 Good on ya mate, keep at it. Thanks for the comment.

[Optimistas777]

Fantastic! I feel big respect for the aboriginals.

[OzPix]

@Optimistas777 Thanks for watching

[heychowbellameee]

this beat is AMAZING! n i love how they r exactly with the music, i loved everything about it!

[OzPix]

@heychowbellameee Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching

[zZKillernikoZz]

nice niggers

[OzPix]

@zZKillernikoZz We call them Aboriginies, thanks for watching.

[jimthecrim]

@zZKillernikoZz You Racist Twat

[amusetherest]

@zZKillernikoZz ignorant motherfucker

[ells345]

Love it HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAH!  lol

[OzPix]

@ells345 It's different, thanks for watching

[palonejr]

I just saw this group drive by me with their hats on backwards playing loud music.

Bobby..

The Prime Directive.....

[OzPix]

@palonejr lol, good for you

[muppetspuppets]

this is magical

[OzPix]

@muppetspuppets  Glad you liked it, thanks for watching.

[dirtysouth202]

murrie love [--o--] <3

[OzPix]

@dirtysouth202  Thanks for watching

[Rayvon69]

Man that was the COOLEST! That was awrsome, love the beats and the moves, Kia ora bros!!!

[OzPix]

@Rayvon69 Glad you liked it, thanks for watching.

[OzPix]

@cicikiz42u Oz is short for Australia.

[libertadvacia]

Good video,very nice music:)

[OzPix]

@libertadvacia Thanks, glad you liked it

[OzPix]

@cicikiz42u  Only in Oz, thanks for comment

[viklondon]

fuckin hell, i think trance/dance artists could learn a thing or two from this

[OzPix]

@viklondon I'm sure they could, thanks for comment

[yasafusa]

Holy cow, the muscle to move like that is crazy... I'll bet that competes with some the most intense martial art katas... VERY cool!

[OzPix]

@yasafusa  Thanks

[aussiekatie1]

luv it, always have loved all the different types of aboriginal dances....

keep up the good work boys

[OzPix]

@aussiekatie1 Thanks

[kiwibrooke8328]

Mate.. this is so cool... Even though im a NewZealander i have so much respect for aboriginals... No offense white aussies are nice... but i personally think they dont respect the aboriginals enuf ae. :D SWEET i love this

[OzPix]

@kiwibrooke8328 Glad you enjoyed this, Thanks for watching.

[Rixxrap]

Produced by Dr. Dre.

[OzPix]

@Rixxrap Thanks for the info, he did a great job.

[BlondiHabAcht]

Danke, habe mich bestens amüsiert! Jetzt noch ein paar weiße Australier dazu und das Bild ist perfekt. : D

[OzPix]

@BlondiHabAcht Danke, daß Sie genossen die Unterhaltung, sondern weiße Jungs nicht wie dieser Tanz. lol

[BlondiHabAcht]

Techno Party?

[OzPix]

@BlondiHabAcht lol

[Crixxtachi]

Vibbeeessssssssssss!!!

A big hello to these people from Trinidad

level vibes in tis music and dance

[OzPix]

@Crixxtachi Hello and thanks for watching

[ddlovestom]

amazing, wish more of this was practiced

[OzPix]

@ddlovestom Thanks for watching.

[OzPix]

@SHYLARZ  Thanks

[Doc202]

stuff like what these fullas do make me proud to be a koori

[OzPix]

@Doc202 Great, thanks for watching

[tiosipper]

Awesome. I wish I could be in one of these groups

[OzPix]

@tiosipper I think you need to be Aboriginal. lol.. Thanks for watching.

[katerice1995]

What ceremony is this dance used for?

[OzPix]

@katerice1995 Check the Wiki for info on these dances. Thanks for watching.

[samstar1995]

and 1 of the birds was an eagle

[OzPix]

@samstar1995 Thanks again

[samstar1995]

this is awesome caus i used to do this when i was younger and i remember i done this dance but i done an emu instead of any of there animals

[OzPix]

@samstar1995 Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it

[kukuyalanjii]

THe instruments used were Didgeridoo and clap sticks. I know these blokes personally, this was performed at the Dreamtime Culture Centre in Rockhampton, Queensland...

[OzPix]

@kukuyalanjii Thanks for the info.

[ailsawalsh]

love it!

[OzPix]

@ailsawalsh Thanks for watching

[erikafung]

anyone know what other instruments are used here?

i figured out the didjeridoo and boomerangs...

[OzPix]

@erikafung Thanks for watching. Another instrument used here are "clapsticks"

[senteron]

when u guys are dancing out one at a time are the moves suposed to be animals?

[OzPix]

Yes, animals and birds. Thanks for watching.

[senteron]

which was what animal, this is very interesting

[OzPix]

We only photographed the show. Our guess would be the first guy with his hand pointed out from his head is probably an Emu. The hopping would be Kangaroo's or Wallaby's and the flapping arms could be a big bird like a Brolga. Maybe other viewers can add to this...

[samstar1995]

@senteron yep 

[jonomedia1]

well done .very well done

[katsandroses]

Wonderful !!!

[OzPix]

Thanks Kate

[poziar]

here is mine not as good as yours odis alex ruiz

[OzPix]

Different! Lol

[poziar]

great job!

[OzPix]

Thank you.

[MrGibir]

very good

[OzPix]

Thanks

[NZREPPIN11]

LOl gay

[cutelli87]

PISS OFF FUKWIT!

[MurriMadness16]

Ayyyye to deadly :D

[MrVoodooheathen]

i love this

Thank you for preserving the oldest uninterupted Culture in the world!!!!!!!!!

[OzPix]

You're welcome, pleased you enjoyed the dancing

[susieQ19876]

Enjoyed this.

[OzPix]

Thanks for watching

[chetumalkid]

This is where all our great beats come from, it´s so updated.

[OzPix]

Sure is, glad you enjoyed it

[SuperTutorialKing]

Awesome!

[OzPix]

Thanks for watching

[worrell]

Wow, very cool! Great moves and sounds there.

[OzPix]

Thanks, glad you liked it.

[mKL01Q0O]

beautifull, and very complete. masterpiece

[OzPix]

Thanks

[TheJodielouise]

Thanks for posting this vid - love it. Keep up the good work.

[OzPix]

Thanks for watching

[guppaja]

this dance is called Jalima its performed all over australia though i dont know where it originated from. Jalima means welcome

[guppaja]

djarn djarns for life, djarn djarn for life

[andpyramids]

woah, that was amaziing! what's the name of that song being performed?

[CarcassInhaling]

KOOOOOOL!!!

[OzPix]

Thanks for watching

[JamesPaull33]

rocky mob..

[jessicamazinggx3]

i am trying to do a huge report on the movement in aboriginal dance. its symbolism and type of movement.

can anyone help? message me!

[varva79]

I think that the starting point is to read the book "Civilization One" by Christopher knight and Alan Buttler. They explain something really interesting about aboriginal music. The relationship with nature and to be earthlings. Good Work.

[spinalpain]

That was awesome.

[vellumUTube]

that is what i call badass! a most incredible display

[baazbana]

man i love this stuff, the rhythm of these guys is just on point with the beat.

[buildingbodies]

Wow, thats awesome!