Hawaiian : The Legend of Eddie Aikau Official Trailer - 30 for 30
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau chronicles the remarkable life and times of the late Eddie Aikau, the legendary Hawaiian big wave surfer, pioneering lifeguard and ultimately doomed crew member of the Polynesian voyaging canoe Hokulea. With its rich combination of archival imagery, dramatic reenactments, contemporary interviews and meticulously researched historical source material Hawaiian is a compelling examination of the tragic decline and extraordinary rebirth of the Hawaiian culture as personified by a native son whose dynamic life and heroic death served as inspiration to an entire spiritual movement.
30 for 30 'Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau' premieres October 1st, 8pm ET on ESPN.
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About 44 years ago, I was 16, and body surfing Waimea on a big day. The waves were increasing in size and all of a sudden the people on shore were standing and pointing out to sea while shouting "swim out". Myself and two men swam out to the middle of the bay to avoid the dangerous breaking waves. Eddie was lifeguarding there that day. He paddled out on his long board and carried us in one by one waiting for the lull between sets to safely take us to shore. It felt like a long time, for I was the last one in, and as Eddie walked me to the parking lot he scolded me, I shouldn't have been out there. Happy and exhausted, I thanked him for being there that day. Thanks Eddie!
I hope Eddie scolded those two men for jumping on the longboard first.
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500 rescues 500 people are still here because of his Courage at a place not many would survive. He had the heart of a lion! and Aloha was his message : Respect!
Google honored him today. Thought I would see who he was. Incredible!
Oh yeah? What'd they do? I missed it.
Drunk history brought me here lol
Sorry for that bro, but at least you ended up here anyway, so you're doing something right.
@@WR3ND no regrets! amazing story, beautiful video! enjoyed every minute of it!
same here
At first I thought it was _your_ drunk history, but then I realized it's the name of a show... Maybe I was drunk.
Samee!!
best 30 for 30 i've seen yet. Eddie was an amazing human being. Hawaiians are so passionate and are so humble its scary how they are raised compared to us on the main land
I am originally from Cali. I lived there 19 years. One of their ways of life is very simple. Respect your elders.
Google brought me here and now I want to watch this documentary and know more about him 😢
My first Eddie Aikau t-shirt had a huge wave with a suffer and on the side it said “ Eddie Would Go “...🤙🏽 R.I.P Brotha 🙏🏽❤️
I just watched this on Netflix. If you haven't seen this, do yourself a favor and go watch it ASAP.
I bet he's still out there watching over us.....Where-ever that may be....
Marc Rover what's the name of the doc
Is it still on Netflix ?
all my hawaiians should watch this, gonna bring us back to where we need to be. would the old timers always scolded us about. be proud to be hawaiian!!
Groing up here on oahu.....My whole life.... All i knew about Eddie Aikau was that he would go. I never really Read up on him, or knew folks that knew him. We(me and my friends) just knew he was a bad ass, and a legend!
"EDDIE WOULD GO' ...........NUFF SAID, ALOHA*
Kamehameha
Such an great film with a great person, family, culture, and a great message that we all can learn from. Shame it's not free on RUclips any more nor available on Netflix. I miss this movie. I never knew Eddie myself, but I miss him too, like missing a potential of myself.
I love this. Eddie's story gives me courage to do what is right.
Eddie's story makes me cry. What an amazing man. "Eddie would go."
Many have tried, But only Eddie can GO ! A beautiful Spirit, that you Recognize as it gives you “Peace” & calm Assurance that everything will be okay *
Rest In Power my Brother!
Funny that my dad named me after Eddie... I think it's always a goal to follow: Eddie Would Go!
Carry that name and attitude he had with pride my friend 🤙
It would be an HONOR just to visit one of your islands. I can't believe the tourists got so cocky! Seeing you in tears man.... honestly had no idea this was ever an issue- DEF shouldn't have ever been!
I have goose bumps
Rest In peace hawaii legend I we will all miss you
Eddie went......enough said 🤙🏼
amazing documentary, amazing man, and it was fate that he would end his journey the way it happened, I am not Hawaiin but this made me want to be!
Eddie is my hero!
What a legend
An amazing piece of art. Magnificent!! Henry Complese Screens
Eddie is a very important person he made a sacrifice for the Hokulea and Ninoa would be so happy to see him right now cause Eddie was brave and was a strong man and that's what I see in him that he's a Inportant man and I hope you see that in him too
Pls everyone that sees this comment I want you to watch this video about 3 times and whenever you go waimai pray for Eddie and hold signs that say [Eddie strong man sacrifice] pray for him
Comment pls if you have anything to say about eddie
Strong weed brought me here. Amazing video
When I saw the words "Espn films", I said wait a minute how long is this video. 😏
Anywhooo said that he died early but at least it was an honorable death, and he's in the ocean-a place he loved. Heaven has a special place for people like him.
Who came cause of google
Me
I went cuz Eddie would go...
This looks so inspirational and an amazing film! Cannot wait for it to air!
Can't wait to see this one!
Fucking legend always in our hearts Eddie would go
OMG im such a big fannnnnnnn
Who else is here from the Google doodle??
Me
I'm here because I was trying to see if this movie was still floating around out there somewhere. Heard from others here that Google mentioned him a few months ago though. That's cool. It's a great true story.
Anyone know the song from the first part when he is riding the waves?
Eddie would go
Awesome video, really inspiring!
Still waiting for a moive on Duke Kahanamoku
EPIC!
must see this
Eddie would go.
i have eddie aikau 31st annual quiksilver shirt still nice in my wardrobe
Where can i find his song he made
KANAKA MAOLI !!
My Favorite Murder brought me here
New subbe❤️
My auntie is cousins with him.
I know Eddie aikau
Mfm yall ssdgm
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Aik? What language? For it isn't, HAW! AYK'--I kalculus-- manage. Angolian! And Quik--He vommitted!
Mea = I said, when,where--kaldean. You are hunted, by kaldeans-- and HAW, Vikings.
The old timers weren't even Hawaiian.
Waterman
Google brought me here who else
Surfing is incredible. What these athletes are able to do it remarkable. And to save hundreds of lives in that rough environment is great. He has been well honored for his work. I find it interesting however, that they were upset about the "white man coming" and taking over the islands and yet the story is about them going to find where they came from. So they came at some point and took over the islands. Why is it OK for them to do it but not anyone else? Is exploration and settlement only for the first ones? And in this case we assume they they were the first. Perhaps they took it from someone else.
When the first voyagers settled in Hawai'i, the history goes that they were absolutely peaceful for the first few hundred of years until a priest from Tahiti showed them his God of War named Kū. It was then the Hawaiian decided to get violent. So just from looking at that, the first voyagers either found this place uninhabited because a such a peaceful people could never have been able to overtake an island of natives, or (highly unlikely) merged with the people who were already here before them.
Thank you so much for your respect of surfing and I hope I was able to shed some light on some history. If you have more questions, I'd be glad to try and answer them by messaging me on my account
Before you criticize us Native Hawaiians. Know that we were the first people to sail to Hawai'i. We sailed from Polynesia by navigating by the stars and the currents with no navigational instruments. We are proud people who love our history and love our ancestors. We are a deeply spiritual people. And many of us are still loyal to OUR Kingdom of Hawai'i. I am among those people. All we want is to have back what was stolen by the U.S and other foreign countries because they have mistreated these lands as well as its true native people for over 120 years. Know that it was and is the USA who is ignorant to all of us. We have a sad history with the western countries. It is not that you are white or anything like that. It is that your people have systematically disgraced, raped, stolen, and desecrated nearly everything we hold sacred. Even all of our cultural practices INCLUDING OUT OWN LANGUAGE was banned because it did not fit into the western ideology of the time. And one more thing just to top it all off. Remember that we, the Kānaka maoli (indigenous Hawaiians) are the sole creators of recreational surfing. The US even tried to take that from us
The Hawaiian Polynesians had made life on a newly created Polynesian island. The white men had came to take it over during that people lost their home, language, culture, religion. The Hawaiians took nothing from anyone.
Remember that it is not necessarily the person's color, it's the culture. I have friends that are white but love Hawai'i for what it truly is. And these days, the Japanese have become so corrupt and so powerful in government as well as most other ways of life here in Hawai'i that they are changing place names that are Hawaiian with Japanese names because they want to establish their self-proclaimed dominance over the rest of us. That isn't too hard to notice. It doesn't take a sociologist professor to figure that out. And yes, we never took lands from other people. But we did have our own wars for lands, just like every other people of this planet.
Brook Bowen Maybe “If you have to ask them you would never understand.” Applies here.