I sang this to my dog when he passed away. It sounded terrible, but I'm sure he would've loved it. I used to soothe him so he could sleep by singing songs. I miss him, so listening to this song soothes me now. 😔🖤 until we meet again
I used to sing to my boy as often as I could bc he was the only one that’d listen 😂🥺 id never know if he actually liked it but in some way he knew it helped me
+Adam Eccleston I am so grateful that you are moved by what this song means, and who it's writer is. I am finding that it is not often that someone does. As a man who is a very large mix of ethnicities (Hawaiian, Tongan, Chinese, and Caucasian - Always mistaken for Latino or Middle Eastern), it is very hard for me to know where to truly place myself. Born and raised in California, I was never genuinely taught a decent amount about the Hawaiian culture and identity I was made to identify with. It has been somewhat of a difficulty in the back of my head for most of my young life. It was so confusing at times to be subject to pseudo-Hawaiian stereotypes at such a young age - people telling how I ought to be. I can clearly remember large white men asking me all about luaus and being confused about how a little Hawaiian boy didn't like the taste of pineapple. At the age of 20, I've now had enough of the lacuna. Iv'e begun my research, and my heart breaks more and more the more I study. Just like the Native Americans, the Native Hawaiian population was devastated by disease. I was almost in denial when I discovered that there was once a sovereign Hawaiian government that was overthrown due to the business interests of foreigners. I myself had been duped by being raised to think of Hawaii as most Americans do - that one place far away with the nice weather and flowers and beaches and coconuts with the happy people with swaying hips and endless compassion and love. The reality of the situation is much more than that. I am now continuing to research into my Hawaiian roots (as well as planning on knowing my Tongan). As tragic and as sad as the story of Hawaii is, I believe that a line from the poet Wordsworth can summarize a very small but hopeful and true Hawaii - "We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind". I am not full Hawaiian. There are rarely any who are more than 25% now-a-days. But in some way - in a very real way - Native Hawaii is still very alive; carried on in the mixed cultures that now inhabit the islands and the mostly the west coast of mainland USA. We may not be as "pure blooded" or preserved as our brothers and sisters across the rest of our Pacific, but we are still here. We are still here, and there is still pain beneath the pride we find in attempting to discover and revitalize a culture and people that were on the brink of eradication. All things considered, the survival of the indigenous people of Hawaii (in all our mixed ways) is somewhat of a miracle. There has been so much breaking, and remnants are ready for healing. Bless you :)
@@claudia-7917 yet acknowledging the farewell adress of a deposed queen to her people somehow makes a person a snowflake? Alright. It's an incredibly important song to a lot of the older people of Hawai'i. Show some respect.
Claudiadude - they wouldn’t have even been able to produce this song if it weren’t for the overthrowing of the queen lilikuokalani. The us government overthrew the Hawaiian monarchy because they wanted to extort Hawaii, they saw money opportunities and imprisoned her in her own palace and stole so much from the people of Hawaii ILLEGALLY. People of Hawaii had powerful minds they memorized thousands of chants they spoke in song, Disney (owned by a haole) made millions off Lilo and Stitch and so do other companies based off of our songs, and our culture they extort for their own welfare. Educate yourself before you disrespect our culture you twat.
@@claudia-7917 The song wouldn't even exist if USA never removed the queen and rescued Hawaii. Everyone can only cry about the song being written by the queen and nobody giving credit to her. They just don't realize that the song only came into existence because of USA (removing the queen). What people also don't realize is that Disney made Lilo & Stitch and exposed Hawaii, the people and their culture to the world. Yet Disney doesn't get a thank you by everyone for making people aware of this song.
As a hawaiian myself I think it's important that this song should be credited to my queen. Also the fact that some white supremist said that they "saved" us is in denial lol. Yeah thanks for making countless Hawaiians homeless, kicking us out of our lands, attempted to kill my culture and language, brought diseases over here, raise the cost of living here, distroyed countless habitats, killed off beautiful animals such as the o'o bird, dragged us into war, made many broken promises to the hawaiian people (one was kept though), and there's a lot more that you guys fucked us over with but those are the main points. So yeah, thanks for fucking us over and putting all of us into poverty and hell! We *clearly* wanted that huh?
The song is literally about the forced annexation of Hawaii by the US government. So, this song is essentially a very depressing reminder that Lilo is about to be taken by social services/a government worker, a thing that is extremely common among Native/First people communities. Like how Hawaii was taken from Queen Liliuokalani.
Aloha 'oe, aloha 'oe (Good bye, good bye) E ke onaona noho i ka lipo (The sweet and gentle one living in the distance) One fond embrace, A ho'i a'e au (I leave) Until we meet again.
same. my mom calls me her little lilo because we used to have the same length hair and acted the same. we still act the same but I'm still growing my hair
My best friend from 1st grade use to sing this song and we even made a little dance. I was only with her for a year before she had to move and i never saw her again. This song made me cry but im also happy for those memories
Truly does embody those few fleeting hours or days before life as we loved it is torn away for something someone else deems good for you. When you know deep down it’s good for them, it was never about you. Cherishing those last meals together and bonding moments that might never return when the sun rises again.
This song is dedicated to my co-worker Guy Gordon McHugh who sadly passed away from cancer this past January 1955-2023 Until we meet again. So Long Partner🫡
Aloha ʻoe, aloha ʻoe E ke onaona noho i ka lipo One fond embrace, A hoʻi aʻe au Until we meet again *Translation* Farewell to you, farewell to you The charming one who dwells in the shaded bowers One fond embrace, 'Ere I depart Until we meet again (these are the beautiful words from our Queen Lili'uokalani, we treat every word and letter with care. If anyone wants to know the full song, you can google "Aloha Oe" by haupala)
Today I have to say goodbye to my German Shepherd Rocky who I had to give away as a puppy....I found out today he was put to sleep on Saturday....it hurts me that I wasn't there with him....but now I hope he knows how much I love him and miss him...
its okay su-an, papa is always here for u 💋 although train to busan isnt real, its real heartbreaking. imagine losing your father to zombies, especially at that age having no one in your family except yourself. i know i went abit overboard since its just a movie, but still, watching your dad die could be real bad, she probably needed therapy after that
It's sad to say I have watched this movie multiple times with this song in it but it wasn't until 2019 when I really listened to the song and understood the meaning of it from a movie called Train to Dubai where the little girl sings this for her dad and that's when I really understood the meaning of the song
this movie is awesome actually i cried hard when soan didn't lose her father she practice this song just to be prepared because she wants to feel proud of her father and she didn't stop because she got nervous but in end she stop because she concemse that she didn't see her father again😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭
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What an incredible beautiful song 🥺 Aloha has so much more meaning than “hello” and “goodbye” and you can feel it in Queen Liliuokalani’s song
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Aloha embodies compassion.. kindness.. and harmony..
Cheers to Lilo and Stitch
Cheers to Train to Busan
Cheers to Elvis
Lastly, cheers to Queen Lili'uokalini
And spongebob
And cheers to Stephen Hillenburg!
Where did train to Busan come from 😭
@@mkt1037 at the end of train to busan the little girl sang aloha oe
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I sang this to my dog when he passed away.
It sounded terrible, but I'm sure he would've loved it.
I used to soothe him so he could sleep by singing songs.
I miss him, so listening to this song soothes me now. 😔🖤
until we meet again
When your singing is so bad that it kills your dog
@@lithomas4875 unfunny
I used to sing to my boy as often as I could bc he was the only one that’d listen 😂🥺 id never know if he actually liked it but in some way he knew it helped me
It’s never goodbye when we lose our fur babies you’ll meet your dog again he’ll run to you when you cross the rainbow bridge
‘until we meet again’ killed me
this song was written by queen lili’uokalani while she was imprisoned in the iolani palace. thank the Lord for hawaiian history
After balling my eyes out in Train to Busan, Soo-an decides to sing this and send me on another spiral of emotions
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This is where I first heard it too. The way she sang it was the most emotional rendition I have ever heard. That kid can act
I just watched the movie and i decided to look up the song. That movie is so good and so heartbreaking at the same time.
I cried when I found out who wrote this song and what it really says
+Adam Eccleston I am so grateful that you are moved by what this song means, and who it's writer is. I am finding that it is not often that someone does. As a man who is a very large mix of ethnicities (Hawaiian, Tongan, Chinese, and Caucasian - Always mistaken for Latino or Middle Eastern), it is very hard for me to know where to truly place myself. Born and raised in California, I was never genuinely taught a decent amount about the Hawaiian culture and identity I was made to identify with. It has been somewhat of a difficulty in the back of my head for most of my young life. It was so confusing at times to be subject to pseudo-Hawaiian stereotypes at such a young age - people telling how I ought to be. I can clearly remember large white men asking me all about luaus and being confused about how a little Hawaiian boy didn't like the taste of pineapple.
At the age of 20, I've now had enough of the lacuna. Iv'e begun my research, and my heart breaks more and more the more I study. Just like the Native Americans, the Native Hawaiian population was devastated by disease. I was almost in denial when I discovered that there was once a sovereign Hawaiian government that was overthrown due to the business interests of foreigners. I myself had been duped by being raised to think of Hawaii as most Americans do - that one place far away with the nice weather and flowers and beaches and coconuts with the happy people with swaying hips and endless compassion and love. The reality of the situation is much more than that.
I am now continuing to research into my Hawaiian roots (as well as planning on knowing my Tongan). As tragic and as sad as the story of Hawaii is, I believe that a line from the poet Wordsworth can summarize a very small but hopeful and true Hawaii - "We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind". I am not full Hawaiian. There are rarely any who are more than 25% now-a-days. But in some way - in a very real way - Native Hawaii is still very alive; carried on in the mixed cultures that now inhabit the islands and the mostly the west coast of mainland USA. We may not be as "pure blooded" or preserved as our brothers and sisters across the rest of our Pacific, but we are still here. We are still here, and there is still pain beneath the pride we find in attempting to discover and revitalize a culture and people that were on the brink of eradication.
All things considered, the survival of the indigenous people of Hawaii (in all our mixed ways) is somewhat of a miracle. There has been so much breaking, and remnants are ready for healing.
Bless you :)
I cried when I found out about Train To Busan, damn it who chopped the onions?
Gandalf The Pink i did
@@gandalfthepink563 ninja
@@tonifcbarca nice, after 2 years.
This song was written by Queen Lili'uokalini, not Disney
@@claudia-7917 yet acknowledging the farewell adress of a deposed queen to her people somehow makes a person a snowflake? Alright. It's an incredibly important song to a lot of the older people of Hawai'i. Show some respect.
@@claudia-7917 oi bro I'm an American and I think the vid should credit the right people
Claudiadude - they wouldn’t have even been able to produce this song if it weren’t for the overthrowing of the queen lilikuokalani. The us government overthrew the Hawaiian monarchy because they wanted to extort Hawaii, they saw money opportunities and imprisoned her in her own palace and stole so much from the people of Hawaii ILLEGALLY. People of Hawaii had powerful minds they memorized thousands of chants they spoke in song, Disney (owned by a haole) made millions off Lilo and Stitch and so do other companies based off of our songs, and our culture they extort for their own welfare. Educate yourself before you disrespect our culture you twat.
@@claudia-7917 The song wouldn't even exist if USA never removed the queen and rescued Hawaii. Everyone can only cry about the song being written by the queen and nobody giving credit to her. They just don't realize that the song only came into existence because of USA (removing the queen). What people also don't realize is that Disney made Lilo & Stitch and exposed Hawaii, the people and their culture to the world. Yet Disney doesn't get a thank you by everyone for making people aware of this song.
As a hawaiian myself I think it's important that this song should be credited to my queen. Also the fact that some white supremist said that they "saved" us is in denial lol. Yeah thanks for making countless Hawaiians homeless, kicking us out of our lands, attempted to kill my culture and language, brought diseases over here, raise the cost of living here, distroyed countless habitats, killed off beautiful animals such as the o'o bird, dragged us into war, made many broken promises to the hawaiian people (one was kept though), and there's a lot more that you guys fucked us over with but those are the main points. So yeah, thanks for fucking us over and putting all of us into poverty and hell! We *clearly* wanted that huh?
the train to busan brought you here, but old fond memories brought me here. Lilo and stitch.
still listening because of Lilo and Stitch :P
The song is literally about the forced annexation of Hawaii by the US government. So, this song is essentially a very depressing reminder that Lilo is about to be taken by social services/a government worker, a thing that is extremely common among Native/First people communities. Like how Hawaii was taken from Queen Liliuokalani.
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It isn't about that, it was written well before that happened, you don't have to make stuff up to prove colonialism is bad
@@thepinkestpigglet7529 excuse you? It was literally written by the queen. Show some proof before making outrageous claims.
Lol no. The queen wrote this song after a couple saying goodbye. The guy gave the girl a lei lol
@@thepinkestpigglet7529 excuse you cunt?
Aloha 'oe, aloha 'oe (Good bye, good bye)
E ke onaona noho i ka lipo (The sweet and gentle one living in the distance)
One fond embrace,
A ho'i a'e au (I leave)
Until we meet again.
Aloha ‘oe means ‘Farewell to thee’.
Aloha'oe mean 'i love you'
In my opinion, very serene and very majestic
Well, it was written by a queen, so it's only natural that it would be majestic!
Elizabeththegreatest That is true :)
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I'm proud to be a Hawaiian 🌺
This was written by the Queue of Hawaii who is also a musician
*queen
LSKL12 I'm proud to be part native American
Nice. Can i be a pain and ask what it means like?
Same here
*HANG IN THERE SOO-AN...PAPA ALWAYS BE THERE FOR YOU (;_____;)*
I love attack on titan
Stahp 💀😭
SU-AN PAPA IS WITH YOU ALL THE TIME..
Why’d you do it
Nyah Olivera um..
Such a beautiful song... crafted from the heart...
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I’m half Hawaiian and before she passed my grandmother used to sing this while looking at a picture of my grandfather
Half Hawaiian is a substantial amount.. hardly anyone has half or more🤙🏾
Train to Busan drop me here
SAME. with bloodshot eyes. T_T
same..
i cried at that part
One dickbutt SAMEEEE
One dickbutt ME TOO I WAS JUST WATCHING THAT MOVIE
I was Lilo in so many ways as a child.
I was Pleakley HAHAH
+Jonathan Lee
Should you have been outgoing in highschool?
+Camera Kitty yes... 😥
same. my mom calls me her little lilo because we used to have the same length hair and acted the same. we still act the same but I'm still growing my hair
I remember Train to Busan here😭😍😢
I'M HERE BECAUSE OF THE FILM 'TRAIN TO BUSAN OMG
Train to Busan brought me here. So much feels
Me too , i cried when i heard this song :(
+Phong Nguyễn same
train to Busan and lilo and stitch 😭😭😭
My best friend from 1st grade use to sing this song and we even made a little dance. I was only with her for a year before she had to move and i never saw her again. This song made me cry but im also happy for those memories
i knew this song from lilo and stitch but damn, train to busan really got me going. never cried so hard at a movie
That Song Always Reminds Me Of My Mother I Love The Song it Makes Me Want To Cry So Hard My Mom Would Have Loved LILO and Stitch
Bring back so many memories when I used to live in Hawaii and go to Disney aulani and they had hawaiin music playing
I play this as the last song I listen to when getting ready for my last day of school.
cheers for the last day of school my friend
Whenever I see this scene in Lilo and Stitch, I start crying
i play this because of train to busan
Okay am i the only who came here because of Lilo & Stitch?
The Galaxy Fox that make ✌🏼️ of us..
Make it 3 😊
make it 4
Make it 5
make it 6
May the Queen of Hawaii rest in peace
I come from the train of feels
Train to Busan brought me here
Let's get Mad SAMEEEE
I CAME FROM TRAIN TO BUSAN MY TEARS WONT STOP COMING
TRAIN TO BUSANNN 😭😭😭😭😭
I'm here because I actually live in Hawaii, and hear this song too many times
queen lili'uokalanis version or just this one
Truly does embody those few fleeting hours or days before life as we loved it is torn away for something someone else deems good for you. When you know deep down it’s good for them, it was never about you. Cherishing those last meals together and bonding moments that might never return when the sun rises again.
I've always loved this song, but when I hear it while watching 'Train to Busan' I sobbed
Who came here because of The Movie Train to Busan?😅
My tears also came here because of the movie Train To Busan
This guy did
Nelyn MEEEEEEEE
The little girl singing it reminded me of this song haha
Ah merci pour ce son magnifique 👍😊💕
train to busan brought me here😂
Such a beautiful song
Who is still crying when the little girl from train to busan sang this ? Or is it just me
You mean Kim Soo-an
I was crying when the little girl from train to busan started singing this🥺
Gives me goosebumps every time
Beautiful 😢❤
Long live peopel of hawaii love from south asia
I have never cried so much in my life
Train to Busan made a stop her and has got me bawling my eyes out
train to busan :( :( :( :( :(
I came here because of the movie Train To Busan
Just started humming to my cat and realized this is what I was humming so I came to hear it here.
feeling deeply affected by the fires that destroyed Lahaina town, especially the loss of the banyan tree. until we meet again 🎗
This song was re-recorded by Xuxa that is called Aloha Oe from XSPB4 - Praia (Xuxa Only For Kids 4 - Beach), but on DVD, this song is from the credits
here because train to busan but im also from hawaii so just imagine my reaction to the ending
This song is dedicated to my co-worker Guy Gordon McHugh who sadly passed away from cancer this past January
1955-2023
Until we meet again.
So Long Partner🫡
I'm here because I had to put my dog down today. Happy trails my Angel, until we meet again ♡
Aloha ʻoe, aloha ʻoe
E ke onaona noho i ka lipo
One fond embrace, A hoʻi aʻe au
Until we meet again
*Translation*
Farewell to you, farewell to you
The charming one who dwells in the shaded bowers
One fond embrace,
'Ere I depart
Until we meet again
(these are the beautiful words from our Queen Lili'uokalani, we treat every word and letter with care. If anyone wants to know the full song, you can google "Aloha Oe" by haupala)
I love this song love this movie and show watched all the time when I was a kid ❤❤❤❤ 😍😍😍😍
Train 🚂 to Busan got me here I’m still crying
Train To Busan..... i think my heart won't function..
Came here bc I'm playing this on my piano!😍🎶🎹
This song makes me cry every f'ing time! :'(
same here i cried watching the movie two
the instrument kills it for me...it robs the devastated acceptance
I'm proud to be Hawaiian and to being like Lilo as a child in some ways. My best friend on the other hand was definitely like Stitch!
Today I have to say goodbye to my German Shepherd Rocky who I had to give away as a puppy....I found out today he was put to sleep on Saturday....it hurts me that I wasn't there with him....but now I hope he knows how much I love him and miss him...
*tear rolls down cheek*
You will meet your Appa again Soo-an!😢😭
Am I the only one who came here from *Train to Busan*?
its okay su-an, papa is always here for u 💋
although train to busan isnt real, its real heartbreaking.
imagine losing your father to zombies, especially at that age
having no one in your family except yourself.
i know i went abit overboard since its just a movie, but still, watching your dad die could be real bad, she probably needed therapy after that
I like this song cousin
Trai to Busan is 😢
reminds me of when my sister when she finally left for college❤️😕
It's sad to say I have watched this movie multiple times with this song in it but it wasn't until 2019 when I really listened to the song and understood the meaning of it from a movie called Train to Dubai where the little girl sings this for her dad and that's when I really understood the meaning of the song
Silly, it originated from the Queen of Hawaii, during the time when the US took over Hawaii
I sang this to my dying rabbit yesterday. Until we meet again little one
Jedes Mal wenn ich dieses Lied höre muss ich weinen😭😭😭😭
I want this playing at my funeral
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no
when I leave on tuesday, im going to sing this to my dog since she's going to be put down soon. im tearing up at the thought.
You will always be Hawai’is queen. You will always be the ruler of our kingdom.
here for train to busan
the kids from Uvalde were watching this beofre right beforte the tragedy
now this song is forever theirs
Thanks train to busan
Lyrics:
Aloha oe, aloha oe
O sol já foi dormir
É hora de partir
Um grande beijo no coração
Até a próxima vez
I was crying in that song because i realized why it was so sad
It is a pretty song.
train to busaaaan 😢
I'm honored to have viewed this. After watching the movie!. *slowly nods*
train to busan
Here because we were learning about Hawaii in my history class and they mentioned this song. I have no idea what train to busan is
WafflesGaming it's a Korean zombie movie
elder brought me here +1s
Good 😀😀😀😀😀😀
this movie is awesome actually i cried hard when soan didn't lose her father she practice this song just to be prepared because she wants to feel proud of her father and she didn't stop because she got nervous but in end she stop because she concemse that she didn't see her father again😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭
I'm honored to have viewed this!.
train to busan brought me here
I sang this song in my chorus concert when I was in 4th grade.
I wanna sing this because I miss my friends during quarantine....
Train to busan where you at??
[The episode opens with a bubble transition, and we see a coral reef under the sea. The camera zooms to initiate parallax scrolling, which reveals the city of Bikini Bottom. It continues zooming to show a brown rock, a Moai head, and a pineapple, which each contain inhabitants.]
French Narrator: Ah, the sea... so fascinating. So wonderful. Here, we see Bikini Bottom, teeming with life. [shows from left to right Patrick's, Squidward's, and SpongeBob's houses. Zooms in on SpongeBob's house.] Home to one of my favorite creatures, SpongeBob SquarePants. Yes, of course he lives in a pineapple, you silly.
Train to Busan hitted me hard so I searched for this song
Train to Busan crashed me here. Not Lilo and Stitch. Train to Busan. Wow.