i had the privilege of watching this live, it blew me away and i broke down and cried at the end, i'm not sure why but i am proud to be indigenous....thah eenah
I am a first gen born to immigrant parents from the Caribbean, but I witnessed this live and had the same reaction as you. powerful art evokes genuine emotion and on some level, speaks to common experiences.
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Many would say it's "only" a symbolic gesture that the mainstream in Canada has made moves to incorporate the traditionally marginalized & colonised, but the symbolism of that gesture is very powerful. Indeed, we have a long way to go as a country towards healing & setting things right, and it remains to be seen whether words & gestures will be followed by definitive actions, but it gives me hope that we are moving in the right direction towards becoming one nation of equal opportunity, equal voice & equality in standard of life, towards finally becoming Canada.
my high school gf at the time was native American (pima tribe) and she introduced me to this culture. senior year in high school I visited the makah tribe in Washington. did a spiritual cleansing there and I have to say, it was something powerful and amazing. I wish I could be native American to be a part of such a great culture.
That opening. Bringing chills to my body and tears to my soul. I love my peoples music, more than anything that my people have done. Long live the Cree and the plains Indians beyond
I'm not indigenous, but this gave me [positive] chills... I will likely never understand the vocals, but the message comes through loud and clear. Bravo!
I remember when I was a kid , another kid asked me where I was from. I was shocked as I had never been asked that before and answered “ from here” he said no where are you really from. I answered again “ from here” He though I was stupid and walked away laughing at me. But I have no other answer many years later. I am Mi’kmaq , and I’m from here. Thanks for being such a good representation for people to know we are still here.
I love it because as a former German immigrant this is the music of the indigenous people having lived here in the Americas for 20,000 years and we should be not only proud of them but recognize them as the legitimate heirs and founders of the Americas, North and South. I can't understand that we don't give the original people who lived here in the Americas the credit of having advanced their culture from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Because they survived on this vast continent before the English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, the Netherlands arrived here in the Americas. And those recent incoming populations were actually occupiers and colonists. We never learned their original stories and hopefully we get to see some of their culture before it disappears as it did with the German tribes once they were invaded by the Romans and later on by the Catholic Church.
SO BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING! Congratulations on everything you guys. I love you and your music. I tell everyone and everyone to give you a try. Have fun on tour! XOXOXOXOXO
These preformances are probably the most inspirational and empowering moments for young indigenous peoples moving into the future after 100s of years of struggle and cultural genocide
mitakuye oyasin - human trafficking political sex drug rings and don't forget about the children the whole entire system is systemic and has their hands inside of them iamme✌🏼💚💡
she should have had traditional clothing on when singing into the mic and not acting like that. it would've looked way better and people would've understood it more.
i had the privilege of watching this live, it blew me away and i broke down and cried at the end, i'm not sure why but i am proud to be indigenous....thah eenah
brewse64 tribes have a way of making you feel raw emotions through their music ..I cry almost every time as well. amazes me!!
I always listen to them while studying haha. It makes me feel so so confident and empowered.
I am a first gen born to immigrant parents from the Caribbean, but I witnessed this live and had the same reaction as you. powerful art evokes genuine emotion and on some level, speaks to common experiences.
brewse64 hey man! I was there too and I felt and still feel the same way 🖤
The bit where he goes "we are not a conquered people" - chills :)
I get chill every time at that part! And the beginning!
Perfect way to begin a Canadian music awards ceremony. 100% perfect.
Thanks for posting this JUNO Awards! Chi Miigwetch!
you guys were the best of the night!
Incredible performance!
A Tribe Called Red F#ckin AWESOME!!!
Still, can not get enough! Got me excited for powwow season...and inspired creatively
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I was stupid lost the account password. I love any tricks you can offer me.
Many would say it's "only" a symbolic gesture that the mainstream in Canada has made moves to incorporate the traditionally marginalized & colonised, but the symbolism of that gesture is very powerful. Indeed, we have a long way to go as a country towards healing & setting things right, and it remains to be seen whether words & gestures will be followed by definitive actions, but it gives me hope that we are moving in the right direction towards becoming one nation of equal opportunity, equal voice & equality in standard of life, towards finally becoming Canada.
I agree, but visibility is crucial.
my high school gf at the time was native American (pima tribe) and she introduced me to this culture. senior year in high school I visited the makah tribe in Washington. did a spiritual cleansing there and I have to say, it was something powerful and amazing. I wish I could be native American to be a part of such a great culture.
No lie, Tanya Tagaq could punt me into the stratosphere and I would say thank you
this was the best opening. Way to short in my opinion
That opening. Bringing chills to my body and tears to my soul. I love my peoples music, more than anything that my people have done. Long live the Cree and the plains Indians beyond
You can hear the spirits and energy and the pain, the suffering, the perseverance in the voices. In the sound. It captures you
wow. I am so blown away and brought to tears with pride. I love this!
I'm not indigenous, but this gave me [positive] chills... I will likely never understand the vocals, but the message comes through loud and clear. Bravo!
God this is incredible! I could honestly watch it all day. It just hits a place in your soul.
I hope Tribe Called Red reaches Tragically Hip levels of reverence in Canadian music. Wish they would tour the US.
They have.
They do!
What an awesome performance. So nice to see this representation at the Junos.
really should have been about twice as long. cool to see on this stage.
My heart...I feel so damn proud right now!
A'HO ✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊
Goosebumps. Feeling emotional. Proud to have Native roots!
heart pounding, and so on please, really awesome, best greetings from germany
I wish I could like this a thousand times!!! Awesome!!
I remember when I was a kid , another kid asked me where I was from. I was shocked as I had never been asked that before and answered “ from here” he said no where are you really from. I answered again “ from here” He though I was stupid and walked away laughing at me. But I have no other answer many years later. I am Mi’kmaq , and I’m from here. Thanks for being such a good representation for people to know we are still here.
Very emotional watching this, happy tears.
it was the best performance♥ I loved every second of it.
Chills all over my body.
YES 😃 Thank you for finally posting this! Best performance of the night [I LOVE the live drumming] just wish it was longer! #WeAreTheHalluciNation
The Juno Awards are the Canadian Musical Awards of the year.
I love it because as a former German immigrant this is the music of the indigenous people having lived here in the Americas for 20,000 years and we should be not only proud of them but recognize them as the legitimate heirs and founders of the Americas, North and South. I can't understand that we don't give the original people who lived here in the Americas the credit of having advanced their culture from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Because they survived on this vast continent before the English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, the Netherlands arrived here in the Americas. And those recent incoming populations were actually occupiers and colonists. We never learned their original stories and hopefully we get to see some of their culture before it disappears as it did with the German tribes once they were invaded by the Romans and later on by the Catholic Church.
I'm crying 😢😭❤️ so beautiful, I feel like it's calling me❤️
I wish I was there in person to see this!!
This makes me cry, it's so beautiful 😢✨
I love this. there is so much energy and depth. so much history
Got chills......Love being who ALL I am😄💕💕 A'ho
Watching and listening to the beginning got me all emotional. Would have been amazing to see this live.
Id give a lot to be at this awesome concert
We stand together and rising #MMIW
'medley' gets my adrenaline pumping
Awesome! hits me hard
Goosebumps everytime!
Tanya is Gorgeous and beautiful at the same time
I get chills watching this every time! Incredible 🎉🎉🎉🍁🍁🍁🍁
SO BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING! Congratulations on everything you guys. I love you and your music. I tell everyone and everyone to give you a try. Have fun on tour! XOXOXOXOXO
cant stress how important this was.
Amazing opening.
I got to see tanya tagaq in person a few weeks ago and it was life changing.
My me terry-eyed proud! Just wish they were given more time
Oh Mio Dio sto piangendo di commozione....siete un Miracolo....siete La Meraviglia!!
A sincere like from Brasil, folks...
Best thing at the Juno's
This is amazing and #nativeawesome
I just love her!! Beautiful!! So aweine... love love
man, shoutout to the black bear singers....wow
This needed to be about 20 minutes longer
hell yes!
That red dress. I love this.
freakin awesome.
Coolness!!
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This is sooo damn cool!
New Subb,to your Channel. Epic. Namaste
😱wooah 🎶🎼🔥🎶🔥🔥
I would die to be in that arena😱
native n proud♥️
nice......
Sila ❤️
Sounds like John Trudell doing the spoken word parts...
YUP!!! That is John Trudell :)
We are not connard. We are First Nations. I love you all
😅😮 Awesome indigenous ladies have my name😅❤
Hey guys! Check out my cover of Chateau by Blackbear from 'Digital Druglord'! 🔥🔥🔥
rad!!!
WOW
definitely Trudell
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These preformances are probably the most inspirational and empowering moments for young indigenous peoples moving into the future after 100s of years of struggle and cultural genocide
hi black bears
Tanya Tagaq... My new crush
Nish Culture is Turtle Island, but we know that!
Warriors of the rainbow
The country is reclaiming itself.
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This sh!t rocks+
2:15
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chi migwech
mitakuye oyasin -
human trafficking
political sex drug rings
and don't forget about the children
the whole entire system
is systemic
and has their hands
inside of them
iamme✌🏼💚💡
you lost me at 2:17....WTF
It's native throat singing mixed with beat boxing
typically thats part of more northern tribes and its always done by women
Traditionally as a duet in a game or contest to see who breaks or laughs, unique to the Inuit.
why was she trying to be so seductive though?
she should have had traditional clothing on when singing into the mic and not acting like that. it would've looked way better and people would've understood it more.
And i dont want to show my legs insecurities are a bitch 4sure well over it carry on
What the fuck was that last minute. I knew there had to be a clown world moment at some point lol.
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