Samoa and American Football

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

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  • @boblasher1
    @boblasher1 6 лет назад +55

    Served in the military with quite a few Samoans. Hard working and disciplined. They made outstanding troops. These are great people!

  • @modest_main3
    @modest_main3 11 лет назад +113

    I have so much love for the samoan heritage, beautiful people they are!!!

    • @moeaiatalitali
      @moeaiatalitali 10 лет назад

      Ha ha! Thanx :)

    • @aychkay1651
      @aychkay1651 10 лет назад

      Thnxs

    • @anonnomas4755
      @anonnomas4755 7 лет назад +2

      They just need to work out and eat protein and their suprior genetics will shine.

  • @mcsuchnsuch
    @mcsuchnsuch 9 лет назад +114

    Wish they mentioned the amount of kids joining the military after high school in Samoa. Its a big number that should get some recognition.

    • @kalenakapiolanialohaaina5962
      @kalenakapiolanialohaaina5962 9 лет назад +13

      +mcsuchnsuch I think that this there is a lack of opportunity in American Samoa and since many high school graduates cannot afford to go to college. The military is the next best thing.

    • @javvytuia8380
      @javvytuia8380 7 лет назад +1

      KalenaKapiolani Alohaaina yess your right

    • @michaelspencer9605
      @michaelspencer9605 5 лет назад

      Military is nothing to do with Samoa. Irrelevant and not worth mentioning

    • @mcsuchnsuch
      @mcsuchnsuch 4 года назад +5

      michael spencer se ufa!! It is. In 2014 the small island of American Samoa yielded the highest rate of military enlistment of ANY U.S. state or territory. The recruiting station in Pago was ranked 1 out of 885 army recruiting stations. That to me is more astonishing than the number of pro football players that came out of there.

    • @TavaiNT
      @TavaiNT 3 года назад +2

      My grandpa told me that the recruiters out there are 10x more scummy they took advantage of how little they know abt the army and they would just enlist everyone into infantry

  • @ssrabits
    @ssrabits 12 лет назад +30

    Samoan and other Polynesians are naturally gifted in a lot of contact sports. Genetics play a big role too

  • @bryansogelau6778
    @bryansogelau6778 8 лет назад +54

    Being proud of who you are, were you come fromand the people you do it for; that's motivation right there. Shout out to all of my Polynesian people, no matter what your going through and how tough the situation may be, keep the fight going because God and Family will always be right by your side. 🙏💪🏆🏈 #nevergiveup.

  • @MagicalMemoir
    @MagicalMemoir 11 лет назад +10

    Samoans are a beautiful gift to the world. I have been happily married to a Samoan man for sixteen years. The love and respect and humble heart is truly magnificent

  • @BrinkersMad
    @BrinkersMad 11 лет назад +91

    This video is totally accurate. Our people are naturally athletic due to the way of life in the islands - discipline and respect go hand in hand with faith and heart which is the poly way. Although we have our differences (I'm tongan) whenever we play on the field - big, small, barefoot or not - heart goes a long way which evidently shows not just in NFL but Rugby and rugby league (another contact sport without the protective gear). Here in New Zealand/Australia - this major sport is literally filled with polynesians: tongan, samoan, cookie, fijian etc…
    Now lets try hit the books guys! Hope you know what I mean. Respect to all and shout outs to all the tongans, peace

    • @turnbacktime6618
      @turnbacktime6618 7 лет назад +1

      Didn't the New Zealand Rugby team have a policy of not selecting "too many" Polynesian players for the official Rugby team.

    • @michaelspencer9605
      @michaelspencer9605 6 лет назад

      turnbacktime yes because it would be fair to have the best Samoan players on one team

    • @naphtaliawakening4862
      @naphtaliawakening4862 6 лет назад

      @Mandy M What are you on???

  • @cjsmall6346
    @cjsmall6346 10 лет назад +128

    I wish the NFL would invest in the island. The NFL generates Billions in revenue and thats just in licensed sales of merchandise

    • @kalenakapiolanialohaaina5962
      @kalenakapiolanialohaaina5962 9 лет назад +13

      +cj small And get these kids some decent equipment to play with.

    • @ebolalegion
      @ebolalegion 8 лет назад

      Nunya Bizness Exactly.

    • @RUKUZ78
      @RUKUZ78 7 лет назад +6

      cj small thats why we not spoiled and greedy, we grind to what we need in life and support our families. love to be samoan cheeeeehoooo

    • @imjr8o8
      @imjr8o8 6 лет назад

      @Johnny Mat Samoa has way more people in America then tongans!! So numbers r kinda unfair

    • @Billyoungaire
      @Billyoungaire 4 года назад +1

      I will one day

  • @kiwikoppa
    @kiwikoppa 11 лет назад +216

    nothing worse than islanders arguing with other islanders about who is more islander....

    • @ContrarianCorner
      @ContrarianCorner 10 лет назад +17

      Well said! Actually, nothing worse than ANY human arguing with another human over who is better because of where they were born, what race they are, what gender, religion or class they belong to. This form of "tribalism" is at the root of most wars and evils in the world. It shouldn't matter where we came from since none of us had any choice in the matter. What's wrong with just having pride in being Human?! Then do your best to take care of your fellow humans and the planet we call home.
      How does it make ME a better person because someone in my "tribe" did a great thing last week or 2 thousand years ago? Good for them and perhaps we can all be inspired by their actions. But that has no more to do with me than someone from my "tribe" who did something horrible. Come on my fellow brothers and sisters. Let's stop creating all these artificial divisions. We're all in this together...

    • @sukafreecity
      @sukafreecity 7 лет назад +7

      Ignorance uce..

    • @michaelspencer9605
      @michaelspencer9605 7 лет назад +11

      mataio viliamu lol the funniest. if you poly you poly we all have the same mentality

    • @NaphtaliUso
      @NaphtaliUso 4 года назад

      Only if we used all that energy slaying our enemies

    • @iluop3623
      @iluop3623 4 года назад

      Oh dear

  • @SirLangsalot
    @SirLangsalot 3 года назад +8

    I love samoan people. I am palagi new Zealander, but love my polynesian brothers and sisters.

  • @anitaortega315
    @anitaortega315 8 лет назад +24

    Absolutely amazing story. Much love and respect to the Samoan people. ✊👏

  • @anon7810
    @anon7810 9 лет назад +10

    Thanks Troy for a good 12 years, I rooted for Pittsburgh Steelers as a youngster growing up on Oahu. I now only have respectable admiration for the true Samoan Warrior you were for them, at the highest level of football competition.

  • @JMz685
    @JMz685 6 лет назад +43

    Samoas 'war dance' before a game isn't called a haka (That's Maori), Samoa does a Siva Tau.

    • @chiefcuningcoyote4906
      @chiefcuningcoyote4906 5 лет назад +6

      Or if you want to be technical Samoans don’t do ‘war dances’

    • @sillau9
      @sillau9 2 года назад

      @@chiefcuningcoyote4906 you dumb ignorant my guy,do better,or stfu..Samoans do have their own war dances..besides the Siva Tau..their Ailao dance is movements of their warrior days,which the Samoan fire knife dance derived from,becuz of how the Samoan warriors used to showcase their battle skills with their weapon..you dummy 🙄

    • @sillau9
      @sillau9 2 года назад +1

      @@chiefcuningcoyote4906 such stupid comment everytime I see this 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @alelokaoseumu
      @alelokaoseumu 2 года назад

      @@chiefcuningcoyote4906 wrong

  • @israelgrizzly3819
    @israelgrizzly3819 10 лет назад +38

    This big samoan dudes are tough! my team and i played 4 different samoan schools and to tell you the truth they hit hard and they are strong, my team and my school is mostly made up of Mexican and African American players and we keeped up to them!! there were some awesome battles!!!

    • @Bertswrld
      @Bertswrld Год назад

      AZTEC WARRIORS NEVER BOW DOWN. HELL YEAH 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

  • @Ladygenx
    @Ladygenx 10 лет назад +23

    They are a prideful people that in general work hard. The small group of approx. 65,000 resident of American Samoa to have so many in the NFL is the story, not the individual. Yes there may be lazy Samoans but there are lazy representatives from every race. This small group of people detached from the mainland maintain their culture pride and heritage while fulfilling expectations of greedy selfish money worshipping men. The gentle giant of America Samoa are something to be emulated. the respect honor and commitment to each other family and God is worthy of the story told and I for one appreciate the message.

  • @kmweston9228
    @kmweston9228 7 лет назад +8

    their culture and heritage runs deep in their veins. that's why they're so big and athletic

    • @Shel230
      @Shel230 3 года назад

      Not atheltic just big atheltic people are black people

    • @alelokaoseumu
      @alelokaoseumu 2 года назад

      @@Shel230 black ppl not athletic

    • @Shel230
      @Shel230 2 года назад

      @@alelokaoseumu yes they are Samoans ate just fat lol dude said athletic

    • @Ok-oo2kh
      @Ok-oo2kh Год назад

      @@Shel230 athletic pple black!? U most of black pple are short and athleticism is about training, nobody born athletic, im african by the way

  • @cecileh.6062
    @cecileh.6062 9 лет назад +2

    What I remember: Community, humility, sacrifice, hard work and perseverance, simplicity, solidarity and love. That's why the Samoan players succeed and are respected. How to not cry at the end of this story... Much respect!

  • @Pandabearmadness
    @Pandabearmadness 9 лет назад +3

    Growing up my favorite Samoan player was jesse sapolu he was great 49er center growing up as a Samoan living in San Francisco I took lots of pride knowing we had a Samoan snapping the ball protecting 2 of greatest qb of my childhood, sapolu had 4 sb rings that has to be record for most sb rings by any Samoan. God I miss those 49ers teams

    • @vinrusso821
      @vinrusso821 9 лет назад +1

      Pandabearmadness I agree Sapolu could play every position on the line.

  • @KK-xy6gv
    @KK-xy6gv 3 года назад +10

    American Samoa = American football
    Samoa = Rugby

  • @ducemakapeluturvey9509
    @ducemakapeluturvey9509 9 лет назад +25

    Wish they could do this for all of Polynesia! I mean I know it's America Samoa but just imagine..Hawaii vs Raro Tonga or better yet, Samoa vs Tonga!
    That'll be battle of the beasts!!

  • @pk93
    @pk93 11 лет назад +5

    I really want to live on a Polynesian island and start a family it's judge a beautiful place to be and to be around amazing people

  • @CastleKingside
    @CastleKingside 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for the upload, uce.
    I was able to show my dad this because of you.
    God Bless.

  • @raysanton5979
    @raysanton5979 4 года назад +7

    Bro this where all the hidden talented athletes for the nfl are at!!They are meant for the game! These guys will put you to sleep with one tackle! And they’re also disciplined

  • @KeikoFXDesigns
    @KeikoFXDesigns 9 лет назад +62

    Samoa gotta keep it Samoa not American... Remember Polynesia is Polynesia not America.

    • @nztea3777
      @nztea3777 6 лет назад +8

      We all wish that eastern Samoa, (American Samoa) was returned to the original western Samoa, but colignisers did what they had to do, and we wouldn't argue about that, because they kept us safe from others,

    • @sweynforkbeard8857
      @sweynforkbeard8857 3 года назад +1

      Well, I suppose you could learn to speak Chinese.

    • @KeikoFXDesigns
      @KeikoFXDesigns 3 года назад +2

      @@sweynforkbeard8857 nah fuck china

    • @sillau9
      @sillau9 2 года назад

      Ofcourse keep island of Samoa Samoan..but you gotta remember,there is alot of Samoans from America..

    • @alelokaoseumu
      @alelokaoseumu 2 года назад

      @@nztea3777 return? You realize Upolu doesn't own Tutuila or Manu'a, yes?

  • @helenrobertson45321
    @helenrobertson45321 7 лет назад +29

    them people are not poor they are rich at HEART.....leave them people and their land alone...they live off their land which is beautiful I think all cultures should try to do that

  • @vserrano1710
    @vserrano1710 10 лет назад +33

    The only thing I didn't like is when the interviewer said "a lot of these kids wouldn't go to college if it wasn't for football" what the hell did he mean by that. I'm sure Samoans have a lot to offer besides football. I'm sure there are Samoans that left the island on a scholarship based on there intelligence.

    • @JoshTazNacua
      @JoshTazNacua 10 лет назад +11

      Samoa schools are crap. In the states a lot go to college BUT off the island almost none. Unless they play football.

    • @lewahsoon
      @lewahsoon 10 лет назад +2

      Yes Samoa offers alot of other opportunites to leave the island. I know I am one of them. Dwhoever siad that Smaoas schools are crap obviously has never been to Samoa.

    • @latinolawdog5067
      @latinolawdog5067 7 лет назад +11

      He wasn’t knocking their intelligence, dude. Universities in the U.S. are extremely expensive, and the islands are devastatingly poor. He’s simply saying that without the full
      Scholarship Football provides these kids, there’s no way a majority of them would see the inside of a college classroom. Not because they lack intelligence, simply because they can’t afford it.

    • @dafiapoko638
      @dafiapoko638 5 лет назад

      Lol no worries i thought so too because he paused then said for the scholarship (to pay for school)

  • @TomasiAkimeta
    @TomasiAkimeta 11 лет назад +7

    Troy Polamalu's voice and demeanor reminds me of Randy Couture

  • @Threedtyrelle43432
    @Threedtyrelle43432 9 лет назад +3

    they maintain an integrity and determination of becoming the biggest, they '(stay adapted torwards)". just as we all do for something we like, love, admire or so,( and start getting better) at it right, but i like that they're focusing on their past ancestors culture from the beginning of age and still doing it without new or much of equipment, but from themselves naturally and leads...

  • @CraftyShawn
    @CraftyShawn 7 лет назад +3

    Interesting coverage I didn't know they had such a high NFL success rate

  • @Beardedmane901
    @Beardedmane901 12 лет назад +2

    samoans are really nice ppl too they are huge if you know a few you will see how loyal and nice they are

  • @k.t.1641
    @k.t.1641 10 лет назад +47

    I'll admit it.....I teared up like a little bitch at the end.

  • @AF-jx7hz
    @AF-jx7hz 8 лет назад +5

    I was not prepared for all these feels

  • @Jefff72
    @Jefff72 7 лет назад +3

    I read that after this aired, a Toronto businessman worked to collect donations to send new equipment to American Samoa.

    • @sillau9
      @sillau9 2 года назад

      Aww..that is soo sweet,that's awesome for his donation

  • @bdc_ky
    @bdc_ky 23 дня назад

    When you come from nothing, you got nothing to lose. That’s why a lot of these young kids invest in the game and use their lessons and heritage to their advantage and bring their discipline to the gridiron. I hope that AS and Polynesia can experience wealth and prosperity that their people deserve. Their history and culture are vibrant and proud. Thankfully football is a great vehicle to allow these children to prosper

  • @dune310la
    @dune310la 8 лет назад +13

    I played football in california with more than a few Samoans,They hit hard as a bitch!

  • @Roostars
    @Roostars 6 лет назад +6

    Damn. Is kind of the like Puerto Rico. Territory of the US, put the military in it, fuiling stations yet still below poverty lvl.

  • @lodii7246
    @lodii7246 6 лет назад +5

    Ey my grandad was from samoa
    He was 6'4 and played Good football
    My mom is Black
    And my dad is half black
    And im 6'4 at 15
    217 lbs
    Ill be 6'6 when i stop growing

  • @BoldenFMA
    @BoldenFMA 11 лет назад +2

    id like to see a full length documentary on this subject. i wish i had the means, i'd make it myself.

  • @anastasiaflynn5108
    @anastasiaflynn5108 5 лет назад +3

    God Bless American Samoa I love you my people of Samoa mo Samoa

  • @sherryhunter5623
    @sherryhunter5623 7 лет назад +5

    The islander are handsome that is for sure.

  • @Kareemdabest
    @Kareemdabest 12 лет назад +5

    Doesn't matter what Island you from, Samoa, Hawaii, Tonga, etc. we are all one people. #Poly Power.

  • @At0micPunk90
    @At0micPunk90 11 лет назад +5

    American Football: Not just America's game anymore. Love it.

  • @ikea409
    @ikea409 Год назад +1

    if u guys r here in Samoa would be tall , strong , and fearless, and brave

  • @Antitru57
    @Antitru57 11 лет назад +2

    Respect to the Samoan people, from an Aussie/American

  • @rightbackatyou9789
    @rightbackatyou9789 10 лет назад +3

    The last story was the best I hope you get something NFL. Strong culture and strong family strong faith

  • @janson84
    @janson84 12 лет назад +4

    american samoa-NFL breeding ground
    western samoa-rugby breeding ground. Its no suprise in talent in both contact sports

    • @mrconfusion87
      @mrconfusion87 2 года назад

      The oblong shaped ball sports were made for Polynesians!

  • @josepsankhill48
    @josepsankhill48 7 лет назад +8

    no one can really beat Samoan in football.

  • @Kareemdabest
    @Kareemdabest 12 лет назад +1

    Not always true, it's true we get alot of big boys, but height is 50/50. We have tall boys but we have just as much short, but height doesn't affect strength.

  • @karolestraughter993
    @karolestraughter993 9 лет назад

    Excellent quality is on ScreenVariety . I think you can connect your tv to pc via hdmi and enjoy HD quality on your Tv also. It's only $$30/yearly

  • @sukafreecity
    @sukafreecity 11 лет назад +4

    I Love all my Poly people!Hawaiins,TongansTahitian's,Fiji'n & of course Samoan!

  • @spacedout1128
    @spacedout1128 9 лет назад +3

    it turns out it's not the size it's the heart. you damn right lol you can have skills but to have skills and be humble at the same time is a machine ready for any obstacle Manu Matalasi O Samoa cheeeehhoooo

  • @pandaexpress1283
    @pandaexpress1283 4 года назад +1

    My favourite Polynesian football player is Paul Soliai

  • @reneeyoung4211
    @reneeyoung4211 11 лет назад +14

    @Gabriel Maiava you are obviously very misinformed or uneducated lol.. I'm a very proud Samoan, but also am a very proud New Zealander. Get a clue man! We're all one! There are many successful Maori's as well as every other pacific nation, we should be congratulating not hating -__-

  • @kyotovaiau4797
    @kyotovaiau4797 11 лет назад +1

    we Samoans known for top Dawg in the field but we also stay humble and take care of the Family.......

  • @judithforgony5276
    @judithforgony5276 6 лет назад +3

    They're just having fun 🤗

  • @Redeemalives
    @Redeemalives 6 лет назад +12

    How are they bellow the poverty line? They definitely do not look like a third world country. They are living off there land, they probably all own there land. They Have the freedom to go find a job or
    they can just go to the plantation and make a living of that. Obviously they eat well and all have good clothes. Dont know about yous but i rather live in a place like this and have all the freedom. Then live in a western countries where you either work a 8 to 12 hours shift just to keep your house and abit of food on table. And if you cant work you either become broke or homeless.

    • @jonyfreston256
      @jonyfreston256 5 лет назад +3

      Well thats true....i rather live in the islands then living like a palagi😂😂

    • @outsidechambaz
      @outsidechambaz 5 лет назад +4

      Vato Loko yeah unlike Hawaiians they are pretty blessed, I wish us hawaiians had our land and still weren’t an endangered race

    • @stunnakkid470
      @stunnakkid470 Год назад

      Samoa is a 3rd world country dumb ass u don’t kno wat u talkin bout

  • @markdewald5323
    @markdewald5323 7 лет назад +2

    You'd think that some of their many NFL players would make some donations to the high school and youth programs.

  • @kalea72ify
    @kalea72ify 6 лет назад +3

    Love this video.. #Samoa

  • @fendi-tramir5330
    @fendi-tramir5330 7 лет назад +7

    I came here for Tua Tagovailoa

  • @LiaMac12
    @LiaMac12 11 лет назад +16

    makes me sad that they're not playing rugby but football is better money.
    I really wanna visit Samoa.

    • @KurtAab
      @KurtAab 3 года назад +4

      Its not sad

  • @xHopshotx
    @xHopshotx 5 лет назад +8

    No Locker room
    No field
    How are you turning out NFL players?
    We give them Taro

  • @Isaia684
    @Isaia684 2 года назад +2

    Samoan and Proud🇦🇸

  • @JackieFan123
    @JackieFan123 11 лет назад +1

    YES at 6:12...Hamumu Paneinei? Not sure if I got it right...but that kid is a BEAST!! God save anyone that he tackles.

  • @gabenewelltheprotector3548
    @gabenewelltheprotector3548 9 лет назад +3

    Crazy how Samoan people are so big, I have a Samoan friend that is almost the same height as me and in the same grade, He's 6'3-6'4 around 210lbs I'm 6'4-6'6 265lbs , we're both Sophomores that play Varsity Ball at our high school.
    The only difference is that he plays out side line backer and I play Defensive nose and Left guard, they also put me as a running back when we need to a 1st down or a touchdown.

    • @bobjones3074
      @bobjones3074 9 лет назад +2

      Lie

    • @gabenewelltheprotector3548
      @gabenewelltheprotector3548 9 лет назад +2

      Bob Jones Lie? Okay keep telling yourself that.

    • @DJREKT313
      @DJREKT313 9 лет назад +1

      +Gabe Newell The Protector wish i had the height like you guys, im white & 5'6 165 lbs i bet youd kill me .-.

    • @gabenewelltheprotector3548
      @gabenewelltheprotector3548 9 лет назад +3

      kevin schwartz Nothing to about Height honestly, if you gain more weight I would say around 205-220 you can potentially demolish anybody. Look at polamalu super small dude compared to most, but one of the heaviest hitters in the NFL probably. I usually never underestimate my opponent unless they're like 4'11 98lbs.
      When I was a Freshman I got trucked by a dude your height probably weighed around 230 though, and lord was he one of the hardest hitting dudes I faced.
      (Note: I was starting Varsity when I was a freshman, point still stands though.)

    • @sionenasilai8625
      @sionenasilai8625 4 года назад

      Gabe Newell The Protector 😂💩

  • @michaelspencer9605
    @michaelspencer9605 5 лет назад +2

    "And Big is beautiful"

  • @123MRENVY
    @123MRENVY 10 лет назад +10

    us samoans rip it up in any contact sport. yet we have one of the smallest populations in the world.

    • @Feca29ca
      @Feca29ca 10 лет назад +5

      beasts

    • @UNCLEBILLYTEE
      @UNCLEBILLYTEE 10 лет назад +10

      So do Tongans Maoris and Fijians. Polynesians blessed with genetics

    • @jaks2much200
      @jaks2much200 10 лет назад +1

      UNCLEBILLYTEE why dafuq did u put the Maori on that list ??? O_o iM pretty sure thats a mistake huh? Lol

    • @UNCLEBILLYTEE
      @UNCLEBILLYTEE 10 лет назад +2

      Mistake lol tell me how it is brother??

    • @jaks2much200
      @jaks2much200 10 лет назад +3

      When it comes to physical strength and overall Physicality. Samoans, Tongans and Fijians are on a whole different level. Especially the ones from the islands and the U.S. mainly Hawaii. And Maoris don't exactly fit that bill, even tho their Polynesians as well... js

  • @raj2007ca
    @raj2007ca 7 лет назад +12

    They making the nfl and they don't even have weight rooms in their highschool. How the hell u do that? Playing football without lifting weights is suicide and these guys are just naturally strong and tough

    • @pukast221
      @pukast221 4 года назад

      The chores on the island are our weight lifting😭. We do a ton of chores every morning before our day starts. And even more when school is over. We look forward to school bc it’s a break😅😂

    • @Shel230
      @Shel230 3 года назад

      Nah most of them just go and play lineman it's not like black people they make up 80 percent of the nfl

    • @raj2007ca
      @raj2007ca 3 года назад

      @@Shel230 troy polamalu junior seau two of the best ever at there poitions. Bro samoans have a small population thats why not more of them playing professional sports. THey making the nfl without a proper weight room. Give me a break

    • @raj2007ca
      @raj2007ca 3 года назад

      @@Shel230 look at rugby they are killing it

    • @raj2007ca
      @raj2007ca 3 года назад

      @@Shel230 these guys dont have the popluation or resource s or they would dominate

  • @kerrylthompson29
    @kerrylthompson29 11 лет назад

    I am visiting A.S. in January, I can not wait!!!

  • @deedonnerramone4757
    @deedonnerramone4757 9 лет назад +2

    Yep, worked in a Sony Warehouse in Carson, California in 1986-88. Workers were SA'mo'an. Couple guys played in NFL. Huge dudes. They were lazy, entitled and crazy. It was a union shop and one day they vandalized my car. Steer clear of Samoans. Insane.

    • @JacksonHalm
      @JacksonHalm 7 лет назад

      Dee Donner Ramone bro that's cause you met them Carson Samoans they wild and gangsta haha

  • @TheThewarriorchamp
    @TheThewarriorchamp 12 лет назад

    Would you be suggesting around the areas of Vietnam ,cambodia ,Laos, that area.

  • @stevecap86
    @stevecap86 5 лет назад +2

    Samoans have the thickest densest bones of any population group in the world.

    • @ramanioram8910
      @ramanioram8910 5 лет назад

      Nah not just Samoans tongan and more islands like I'm from kiribati and I'm 12 and I'm 5'11 and weigh 104 kilos

  • @diaochanliubei8314
    @diaochanliubei8314 5 лет назад +3

    The haka is not Samoan. But overall that's pretty much America Samoa and Samoa for you so much talent there.

  • @niueanlaho
    @niueanlaho 10 лет назад +1

    Awesome................

  • @keegangildea4988
    @keegangildea4988 4 года назад +3

    Imagine if they were given proper training equipment and facilities

    • @mrconfusion87
      @mrconfusion87 2 года назад

      Methinks they will accept the new gear, lockers and stuff but they will keep the tough lava rock training grounds still...

  • @dafiapoko638
    @dafiapoko638 5 лет назад +2

    FMBHS class of 2001...we would color our helmets with fresh paint the night before a game and see how much helemet paint transfer we could get...sometimes (and this was bad but fun) hits would mean more then points and my high school never won a champlionship my 4 years so hits meant that much more to us lol... high school discipline is old school rules not showing respect is being disrespectful that means brace yourself...so blunt force trauma is in our culture 😆

  • @SirLangsalot
    @SirLangsalot 4 года назад +3

    I love samoan people.

  • @oahugirlfriday7430
    @oahugirlfriday7430 11 лет назад +2

    Great Story!

  • @yoshit9819
    @yoshit9819 2 года назад +1

    They bring them up as men. You either work hard or don't make it. No excuses. No coddling. That's why they are successful. Money has nothing to do with it

  • @KolisiKepu
    @KolisiKepu 12 лет назад +1

    Our people play with "heart" and become ferocious like a lion. But we eat like there's no tomorrow when we get the chance lol.
    Naturally gifted we are ;)

  • @HEINZUNIMOG
    @HEINZUNIMOG 10 лет назад +1

    Junior Seau: 'You Can't Coach Courage'

  • @keithmoten8918
    @keithmoten8918 Год назад

    I remember seeing this before. You do find many in the military.

  • @SinicizedTurk
    @SinicizedTurk 11 лет назад

    A little similar, both are of Polynesian ethnicities but speak different Polynesian dialects and have different customs

  • @BoldenFMA
    @BoldenFMA 11 лет назад

    nike, adidas, under armour, reebok etc should be pouring money into these programs.

  • @Pandabearmadness
    @Pandabearmadness 9 лет назад +8

    funny when he says google helped out a lot

    • @oliivagroft5975
      @oliivagroft5975 9 лет назад +1

      +Pandabearmadness yea i did notice that there when he said google help him lot out there

  • @solomon2093
    @solomon2093 12 лет назад +1

    this inspires me.

  • @nimitz4114
    @nimitz4114 11 лет назад +2

    america didnt brake samoa into two parts, the other two islands were already governed by germany and britain before the war. just thought id clear that up before people start to get a misunderstanding is all. but most of what you said is true. ^_^

  • @WILD__THINGS
    @WILD__THINGS 10 лет назад +4

    Is it 30 NFL players born in American Samoa or just 30 NFL players of Samoan decent? Because there are a good number of Samoans in the NFL but I'm sure some of them were born in the continental U.S. There may be less than 70,000 people in American Samoa but there are lots more Samoans around the country.

    • @JoshTazNacua
      @JoshTazNacua 10 лет назад +11

      There was only 30 Samoan players playing in the NFL not from the island.
      But now there is SO MANY forgotten like Mike Sellers, Frank Summers, Malcom Floyd, Roy Miller, and Wayne Hunt.
      Afakasi players and many other Samoans keep getting forgotten from the list. There is well over 40 maybe 50 now. And over 400 in college football today.

    • @vinrusso821
      @vinrusso821 10 лет назад +10

      There are more Samoans in the US than Samoa by far. Propably 10 times as many. Just where I lived in Salt lake city, their are thousands and thousands.

    • @vinrusso821
      @vinrusso821 10 лет назад +3

      Hey, I know my wife's friends son is Samoan, but born in Salt Lake.Benched 225 33 times ran a 4.67. Had a great junior and pretty good senior year. He didn't even get drafted, which was unreal. He walked on Oakland Raiders and he's on the practice squad. His name is Bojay Filimoeatu.

    • @nesianJAY
      @nesianJAY 10 лет назад

      theres also western samoa. 180,000 people ? a lot of migration comes from there.

    • @PoosinP
      @PoosinP 9 лет назад

      vin russo I wouldn't say 10x more I lived out in Midvale and other parts of Utah and it's more Tongan if anything there's probably around 100,000 no were near a million tho.

  • @honeybadger987654321
    @honeybadger987654321 8 лет назад

    I cry every time

  • @uakiluvsrice
    @uakiluvsrice 11 лет назад

    where can i find this video in better quality???

  • @deasweinberger
    @deasweinberger 11 лет назад +1

    11:36 they are playing rugby?? I thought that this was a documentary about American football

    • @NathansWargames
      @NathansWargames 10 лет назад +1

      Samoa is a top 20 Rugby playing Nation in the world.

    • @deasweinberger
      @deasweinberger 10 лет назад +1

      Nathan Watts first of all this a documentation about american foot ball in AMERICAN Samoa. Secondly AMERICAN SAMOA is currently 97th in the IRB world rankings.

    • @guswilliams9603
      @guswilliams9603 10 лет назад +1

      Nathan Watts Manu Samoa and American Samoa are not the same. In fact, they don't consider themselves remotely similar.

    • @idarusskie
      @idarusskie 10 лет назад

      Gus Williams yes they do consider themselves similar. why would't they be?

    • @guswilliams9603
      @guswilliams9603 10 лет назад

      idarusskie American Samoans and Samoans don't think of themselves as the same, because they aren't. They're different islands, countries, and cultures now.

  • @peegeebeedee4052
    @peegeebeedee4052 11 лет назад

    6:12 Yeah, That's Nice, Lean, Solid, Fit And Trim Hamo Brother Rite There.

  • @shaydeemonte4821
    @shaydeemonte4821 9 лет назад +1

    Its not a surprise...these ppl are born to play not only football but most contact sports like rugby... Majority of ALL BLACKS are from Samoan and other Poly islanders -- Tonga, Fiji.. Its natural; it runs in their blood...I'm sure if Tonga has the same high school football program in the island it would be the same or even more player than American Samoa. Likewise neighboring island Samoa or independent Samoa... It goes way back from their descendant lineage and their way of life.

  • @sincitypimp702
    @sincitypimp702 7 лет назад +2

    Troy P. Sounding like a young Michael Jackson lol

  • @fendi-tramir5330
    @fendi-tramir5330 7 лет назад +2

    They were talking bad about their culture but when Tua Tagovailoa won the championship game for Alabama they shutted up 😂😂

  • @nesianJAY
    @nesianJAY 10 лет назад +1

    its not only american samoa with 60,000 people but also western samoa with 180,000 people. so theres a lot of migration from 2 samoan countries. So your calculation is wrong.

    • @TheNotoriousPHATSO
      @TheNotoriousPHATSO 9 лет назад

      bob nesian its not wrong if they only counted the NFL players from Am. Samoa

    • @jaks2much200
      @jaks2much200 9 лет назад +3

      Dude, they only counted Am.Samoa not Western Samoa. Western Samoans major sport is Rugby and they usually migrate to NZ or Australia while Am.Samoans Major sport is American Football and they migrate to da States.

    • @Aigalo72
      @Aigalo72 8 лет назад

      shut the fuck up American samoa is different then Western samoa because Western samoans need green cards to enter the US just like tongans

    • @nesianJAY
      @nesianJAY 8 лет назад

      ari alo haha did i hurt your feelings? man i mustve got into your head lil bitch!

    • @Aigalo72
      @Aigalo72 8 лет назад

      bob nesian come on Tongans do need green cards to come to America

  • @sirReal276
    @sirReal276 12 лет назад +2

    polamalu sounds like micheal jackson!!

  • @teddrobles5901
    @teddrobles5901 5 лет назад +1

    Thats 17? damnn

  • @joanb12765
    @joanb12765 11 лет назад +10

    Damn, sad to see so much "poly" hate between the you people. Really the truth is that we are all part of marginalized groups in the United States. The truth is that the All Blacks made the Haka popular and now even mainland white football teams are trying to do it. It is annoying as hell, but it happened. Also who the hell cares about origins and fighting over it, if our communities are so far behind economically in the US? We can all sit here fighting each other OR we can do the work to make our communities stronger. And before some of you idiots attack - just get your ass out there and work with the community before you start bitching about each other. Just be glad that "Polys" are highlighted because at the end of the day, a win for one group is a win for all!

  • @manuhernz2745
    @manuhernz2745 7 лет назад +1

    Its the size though

  • @nosupa
    @nosupa 11 лет назад

    As you can see, his dad doesn't have the accent. So that's what makes his son speak without the accent also. How his dad talks like that, I don't know?