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Sole aahhhhh teach how lol

@@ironusos4619 yup can lab whenever you fix your connections 👀 😂 but yes Uso next time we play I going share my screen and you can see how I do it 😂 Less Goo

Duh das how polynesians do it 🤣

would that be okay for me to learn ? I’m curious I don’t want to disrespect if I’m not allowed to :0

It looks like a lot of arm dancing to me.

If I wasn’t so old, I would love to learn to haka

I wanna learn more about it bro

im from Indonesia, fr ur culture is very interesting

The funniest thing I heard in Hawaii when the Polys were gathered, da Hawaiians played the Samoan sasa drum beat on the tin can and the Hawaiians told the Samoans "Hey, stand up, thats your national anthem." Its not important that we do it accurately....more important that we are united in the spirit of pride in our cultures. More people now know about the Maori's because of this Haka which has proliferated even in Hollywood. So chill and enjoy...we are Polynesians...we are not gonna stop doing a dance because we dont know the words. We gonna do em whether we know the words or not.

You mention the Ka Mate haka, right? This is not the Ka Mate haka that Kahuku is doing. This is their own haka that they created for their school. Kahuku’s student body is diverse with Samoans, Tongans, Hawaiians and even some Caucasians (via North Shore) I commend Kahuku for this tradition that they have been doing for a while now before it became the trend. I am not a Kahuku fan personally but have much respect for Red Raider Nation, they have earned it. From a fellow poly from Kalihi, GoGovs. 🤙🏽

Bro I’m so happy our culture of haka as spread across the islands nothing but love to these boyz

@@Hamoanese Nah This haka was already created over here in Nz seen many boyz perform it already but these boyz put a little twist on it at the starts nothing but love to these brothers💯♥️

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Jens Eriksson Hawai'i is a state bro😂 the song they sing is their alma mater

Jake 808 okey now i know that thanks for the answer😀

Allen MacDonald Kahuku has been doing this haka for a long ass time. They were taught this haka by somebody, and have done it ever since.

@J F Cuz nobody went and taught it to them lmao, somebody has to step up and teach em because they're a football team, not a cultural dance group 🤣. But it's too late since they've been doing this for years.

@J F Not because of that, it's because hawaiiam culture itself has already been damaged from when they were annexed by America. They couldn't speak hawaiian in school or they would get beat for that, the Americans came in and almost wiped out the culutre. Sadly there aren't that many people who would teach others, and even if they did, I don't know if the people they are trying to teach would accept the change, thats just me though.

@J F so you understand my people still get fucked over by the government to this day we used to have a haka challenge when cook arrived he seen the kanaka maoli doing it right before they fought but due to missionaries and stuff they stopped alot of stuff and called it evil and they made women dance hula they even tried to ban surfing

@@yrvjutrtubxsyi same thing happened to Maori in Aotearoa, thankfully our tupuna(ancestors) were able to retain almost all of our traditional practices and protocols🙏

if their Hawaiians its algs cause there part of the same culture pre much

Yes it is the Māori Culture. But do you know what the words of this Haka is???? Do you know that the kid leading the Haka is from a rival school. Yet our Haka is breaking barriers. Our community is the melting pot literally with the Polynesian Cultural Center in our backyard. This Haka was written for this school by a Highly respected community member who is also an Ambassador to NZ. I understand the frustration of the Māori. But we are not pretenders. We the students of Kahuku embrace all cultures. We take the best qualities of each culture and cultivate our own. If you haven’t heard of us. #googleus

Makaveli ThaDon Most of the Polynesian cultures adapted this to their own tradition. Yes, the Maori people created it, but the other races did it too, because they could.

im Maori but it's a Polynesian thang bruv!!

@dre manumaleuna 👌✌

SMOA CLAN I think that was only for the state championship game

And for all the islanders

Burt Reynolds Kahuku held them to 17 points while Bingham stay smashing teams up in Utah by 40+ and Kahuku was without their starting Qb😂 chill homie

listen white boy cause they got real players but they dont have real coaches thats kahukus problem

oh and btw bingham got alot of poly islanders i bet you if they were white they wouldve got smack so shutup

well some of them

Mainland schools are so much more privileged than our poor island schools, it’s pride that counts, chill the fuck out.