Top 10 TERRIFYING Facts About MAORI WARRIORS || 💀😳WTF IM LEGIT SCARED😳💀 - [RAYREACTS]
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As a Maori, these are historical events as told by a white man. BUT the talk about the head is true. The head is sacred (as it contains knowledge) so, to do that to an enemies head is the ultimate insult. We dont have swear words in our language. I remember asking my grandmother about it. The worst word in our language is Upokokohua, which means 'to boil your head'.
Was this for mana?
Just went to Waitangi 2 months ago bro, didn't realize Maori signed the wrong treaty of Waitangi translated incorrectly by a British settlor. I'm keeping my head down from now on standing more in solidarity for Maori when it comes to tapu land and Maori rights - Whatu ngarongaro te tangata te tangata, toitū te whenua. 🤟 Maori got dealt a hard deal the least I can do is stand with them moving forward. People will perish but the land is permanent
Not everything about the head was true and factual. Our people never stacked them in a pile to use them to play games. With that korero alone I would call that whole section out as incorrect.
My aunty Rosana told me that the worst thing to say in te reo was "he pononga koe". Basically "you're a slave".
Kaoloupogaua in Samoan
I can tell you now, we ain’t eat anyone in awhile fam😂😂😂
Yea hard
Only eat the Mrs 👀
@@Luxmuthafux yoooo🤣🤣🤣
Wrong you have no idea
@@kellytaiepa437 😂😂
I’m Maori and this guy is crack up😂
Hard bro
If there's anyone reading this dudes name^^^ It translates to "The Mighty Broadbent-King"
Tom Chuur The Strength bro
@@DamanKingBear it's both when translated to English. Since Maori language is so simplified g
Tom Chuur yo
"Nightmares are f*cking pending bro" 😂😂 I'm dying bruv lol Keep it up my g!
I'm from London, Nigerian heritage but lived in Perth, Australia for a while. Maori, Cook Islanders and people from PNG are some of the nicest people I met. Loved the community spirit and I found them so welcoming. I used to braid hair as a side hustle and they all loved braids and cornrows, plus were into hip hop, Afrobeats and Azonto at that time. I regretted that I never made it to NZ or the islands before returning home. Maybe next time hey. Love the Haka too, I legit watch Haka vids on RUclips.
Kio orana(hello) my bro god bless u 🙏🏾🇨🇰🇳🇬
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Tena koe thank you for your comment it was ataahua ie. Beautiful
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eetswa :) much love from the South Pacific
I'm a proud Māori, lmfao regardless of this "terrifying' narrative 🤣🤣🤣
Tā moko (Māori tattoos) are an interesting topic, most of the facial ones were and are about whakapapa (genealogy) and social status. Hongi Hika is definitely famous, but there are arguably more famous Māori (both male and female), but they will differ from each tribe and region. The "haka" that is commonly shown, as it is here, is the haka called "Ka Mate" (worth a google search bro, pretty interesting origin), and there are thousands of other haka, some short, some long. James Cook most definitely did not come in peace lol. The head is the most tapu ("sacred" for lack of a better word) of the body, so to take a head of an enemy was a big step on their mana (not even going to translate this word cause there is literally no accurate translation haha).
Some points are accurate in this, some are vary depending on the tribe and region, and some are just wrong. But thanks for checking us out anyway bro! Big ups!! If you want to see some modern Māori stuff, search up Te Matatini (the National Senior Kapa Haka festival), a good watch.
I wish the Maoris ate James cooks white ass before the Hawaiians did 😂💯
@@Rayup2infinity tea bags aswell 😂
Finally a comment I agree with
Word brother im a proud maori from the east coast and our famous legends are maui potiki , paikea,porourangi, Ruataupare, and ME yo
@@TIA-0217 yummy teke
The guy: “Mowree”.. “The Mowree people”
Me: 😳👀 is- is- is that allowed 🤣
Can he do that? 😂
IS THAT LEGAL? 😂
How's about that mary 😶🤦♀️
its was the mear(mere) for me🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@vaughanedwards7108 Right? I actually said it out loud: "MERE, yo!"
WE STILL EAT THE TEKE LESSSHHHHGOOOO
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😂😂😂😂
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Winner😂
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We dont bury twice bro. A year later we have an "unveiling" where we remember the person and unveil their headstone. Famz come 2gether n we have a big celebration. I'm maori and iv neva heard stories of infanticide. Everything thing else is somewhat accurate but too long to go into.
Well it’s true cuz😂
dont know much about our history then, sure they dont do that now and became outlawed as colonialism spread throughout the land as did the reo (language) & moko (facial tattoo) only making a comeback in the last 20 - 30 yrs, with the arrival of pakeha and the stripping of resources and shipping trade began nothing was safe nor sacred burial caves were ransacked and artifacts/taonga belonging to the dead including skulls were taken across the other side of the world ending in private collections and museums only to be returned within the last 20-30yrs, for in depth details you would have to commit to doing a bit of research in to our history I did mine back in the 80s after I had left school was a great journey through museum archives and local libraries all the best if you decide to embark on you own journey
My great grandmother used to do this sacred ritual clean the bones, you are held in high regard and are feared, never understood it myself but anyway, the heads the British have where sold
Depends on where you're from. Some tupapaku were hung in trees to decompose and then later the bones taken down to be cleaned and then the bones concealed in secracy in sacred caves.
But they were talking about things that happened a couple of hundred years ago, not today. A different time, a different way of living. Some practices change over time or disappear.
Not much difference between us Samoan Tongans Maori Hawaiian etc We all polynesians , we were all one people till we started voyaging the South Pacific and leaving people on islands that were found on route to settle on New Zealand being the last island which Maori call home but yeah at the end of the day we all polynesians 💯 .
MANGUKAHA MUTT KILLA you’re so ignorant, we are all Polynesians... Educate yourself 🙄
@MANGUKAHA MUTT KILLA heard of the Black Power Polynesia Chapter?
There is actually a huge difference
Ramsauce Ramsey some of these eggs can’t see out of there boundaries bro lol divide and conquer this is why we all got conquered lol for now
@MANGUKAHA MUTT KILLA aye their are tons of our pacific island bruthas in black power
Uuuum I'm Maori and IV Neva herd of burying anyone twice
Way back in the day they did that. Nowadays we just have an unveiling of the headstone a year later.
I could be wrong thats just what I've heard before
we did bro sometimes we would just hang the body from trees let the body decompose then clean the bones later and bury em
Well it’s true
@@adamkuru5940 you're right, we have the unveiling now but this is the way we used to do it.
The difference between samoan nd maoris. Is like jamaicans, nigerians, Haitians. We All look similar but different cultures nd language. But all fall under polynesia. You get me lol
Many Jamaicans and Haitian people actually originated from Nigeria and were taken from there during slavery.
Perfect Alot of your language is the same just a different letter here n there
Us Polynesians all originallly come from the same place though, we ain't much different.. Our languages are all similar our songs, our dances etc.
You made that so simple my man
@Jeri Brown that was post colonization most maori men were in the 6 ft region and skinnier before the introduction of european blood it varied from tribe to tribe but my great grandfather was in the 6ft 6-7 region but my great grandmother was barely 5ft 😂😂😂
The guy that made the 10 ten terrifying things about Maori warriors he actually says things that are wrong so u really can't believe white ppl say just saying please don't get offended
Don't avoid us. We're not that bad😂 Love the reacts Ray
Samoans/Tongans/Hawaiians/Rarotongans/Tahitians & Maori etc etc are one people. We're known as Polynesians
Lol that's what my dad says we were all on the same waka and there ancestors as in cook,Tongan,Samoan etc got tired and they got booted off lol till the Maoris were the last on the waka to settle down and found aotearoa I respect his answer compared to most Maoris who just call them coconuts but me I'm algz with all cultures bad side to it is that it's divided by color as in blue red yellow etc
@@ernesttawhi1608 lol kinda of, maori were cut from a different cloth, other culture couldn't handle the cold, the terrain was extreme compared to other parts. Ngā mihi
Polynesian Nation
What the hell are you on.man what an insult.
When europe met our warriors in war...we decimated them...ww1 ww2 tactics were taken from maori...
This is very true we scared them off even before they could see us they could hear us before anything, and we would fight with our barrel and bayonet facing down like we did with taiaha
Truth
Also introduced trenches into warfare
@SWIZE1 yeah I grew up hearing from all the elders at parihaka pa that trenches is how we managed to fend off a few thousand soldiers with just a couple hundred warriors.
@SWIZE1 it's funny because the british had never seen these tactics until they came across maori...are you telling me that they found nz before the rest of the world?
The fella you watched has no clue fam. I suggest you look for the things you watched by Maori people. Peace bless
I’m half Maori half Samoan uso much love on the reaction 🇳🇿🇼🇸
Chur solid mix bro
Nah fam we're Samaori/Samurai Uso ✊
Same
mean combo bro
Awesome combo, my niece & nephews are the same. I always tell them to be proud - they have the best & strongest genes.
Im a maori from aotearoa nz, and each tattoo tells a persons identification like an id card but this is a tradition id on your face but you had to be worthy to get a what we call it a Ta moko
I'm a maori girl from New Zealand and i love your reaction lol thanks for reacting to our culture ❤️
Im Maori! just wanted to let you know that as fearful as we made people feel there's a whole other side to the culture that at its core is based on Hospitality. We show the utmost respect to people who showed respect to us, feeding , housing and clothing them with our best ability possible. but if shown to be rude in the face of our purest best efforts to cater to you... off with your head haha metaphorically these days, we dont practice acts of killing like our ancestors.
You should watch this moari movie called "The Dead Lands " its based on the old moari times.
no its make believe
Oh, how the world would be such a different place without European intercontinental colonization.
#ChurMaori
@das wright There was only 1 chief who really invested his time and efforts into hoarding Guns for conflict. It wasn't until other tribes leaders started seeing how devastating muskets were after the ensuing years of conflict, that they could also jump on board the European Bartering Wagon and obtain some of their own.
I'm a descendant of hongi hika and cannibalism was used ONLY by the chief of the tribe , it was a way to show rival tribes that he took the "authority" of their chief. But that was then .. cannibalism is not practiced anymore . Samoans and māori both come from the Pacific but we both speak different languages and live different lifestyles , practice different traditions and ceremonies.
Ive never heard about a " head game" before
Yeah I’ve never heard of the head game either.white people do tend to paint us Maori as savage
@@racall89 never heard either
Don't u mean hone heke? Or nah jus asking bro?
Ernest Tawhi no he meant hongi hika
Same about the head game
Maoris are from New Zealand’s they are the natives and Samoans are from Samoa, they are two different cultures and people
Plural for maori is still maori 😂😂
And there's no s at the end of maori get it right
Samoa is another country island. They’re all culturally similar, same as Tonga
Glad you reacted to this, I'm a Maori and know about my ppl and my land, you know we have the British flag on the new Zealand flag so then you should know we have a signed treaty, my ancestors fought the British n won multiple wars without guns we used our our Maori weapons
Not gonna lie been following you since your first one four reaction and would never thought I’d see you react to our culture!! 💯 you are legit g! Love your vibe you the king of this reaction ting. Bro you gotta check out our gangs and how we war round here with the Mongrel Mob and the black power 🤙🏽 would love to see you react to that 😂
@Absolute Trash the fulla with the missing tooth 😂
bro as a new zealand maori that DBZ reference about scouting power levels is actually bang on
Bro do a reaction to the New Zealand movie The Dead Lands..💯
why ?
@@Kimberly-er4kh have you seen it?
This guy will be saying that's savage through out the whole movie hahaha would be a good watch
@@tumek7030 is that the movie with boy 🤔😂 if so then yes
@@Kimberly-er4kh yeah that's the one
The reason they cut off the heads an there harts eaten is because we believed that cutting the head off stopped the soul from getting out an eating makes there souls your slaves an increased your power an magic some maoris curse people or even summon Demons
Lol I'm Maori, Ngapuhi, they were cannibals lol your reactions crack me up hahahahaha
I see these Moko and I see beauty and the pride in his or her past and belief in their future.
thanks bro for reaching out to our māori culture, those tattoos you saw at the start are called Ta Moko and yes they used to be chiseled into the face of kids young as 12 and they could not have any emotion as this would show their transition into manhood. plus yeah they used to eat people to gain their mana (power) enemies or lost family they ate them for extra power and spiritual sanctification so yeaaa LOL
Yo Ray... as a maori I loved your reactions. Never heard of the twice burial thingy but hey aha 🤷🏽♀️maoris were not the only culture that killed babies either. And as for cannibalism... I can tell you I haven't eaten anyone .... for a few hours at least bro! Could do with a snack tbh. Are you attached to your arms? 🤔🤤
lmao! You leave my arms alone Marlene! I'm not attached to them but they're attached to me and id like to keep it that way! 😂
😂😂 brother your a crack up bro youll fit in over here in nz straight up lol
Take a shot everytime my mans say “innit yeah”
No we Maori have respect for every culture in this world and on of our top rules is never mistreat children. We Maori people treat children like our own children
@Jeri Brown We treat kids with respect we don't mistreat kid so what u read on the net is wrong as a Māori person I would know
That high pitch change in yah voice got me 🤣🤣😂 I gotta say Maoris are the nicest peeps like you got to come to NZ and meet them ✌
Samoan's are from Samoa, and Māori are from New Zealand. We consider Samoans, Tongans and the other pasifika people as close relatives
Why consider 😂 when really we all actually related and all came from Samoa... But yea still different in our own ways of culture etc
@@TIA-0217 Hasn't been proven or there's any real evidence we "all" _came from Samoa_ lol so we'll agree to disagree
@@TIA-0217 I mean we come from Hawaiki, which could well be in Samoa, but until then... haha
@@Ta3yangFan Yeah, that's what our myths and legends tell us. Hawaiki could be anywhere in the South Pacific or even beyond lol, we may never really know.
@@Ta3yangFan I'm jus going by myths and story's I've heard, that we all came from hamoa / hawaiki / samoa but yea maybe somewhere else 😂
Grateful for the reaction brutha and all the rest, much love and respect💯 Just to clear the air.. We aint that bad😁😁👍🏾
#nzmaorilove
Such a good video bruv! Mad respect and good to still have a laugh at things that are new to you! Cheers for giving our culture some of your time,
You should check out stuff like the band alien weaponry (te reo Maori metal band), the beats by dre haka doco, maybe some wakahuia ( Maori based doco videos) etc. That's only if you're really interested but awesome video anyway!
This video is decent but his pronunciation and some of the terms are slightly off (like a hapu can be referred to as a war party, but a hapu is the family unit that specific war parties are made up off like brothers and cousins etc, but a taua is the more general term for a war party)
My brother.
I'm born and breed Maori age 44.
That historical was true back in those dark days. But we have adopted important and respectful values inorder to maintain peace and love these days all thanx to modern civilization throughout our nation. There are still those who dwell under huge stress and etc. But most Maori have adapted to being humble and respectful to all walks of life and we are super safe to be with.
Te Hei Mauri Ora
I am sure you are all wonderful people. The original of this video has nothing but people in the comments getting defensive. It’s not surprising people did these things back then, as humanity was less advanced and many groups of people committed atrocities, regardless of ethnicity. I think learning from history rather than trying to erase history out of embarrassment. No need to be embarrassed, it’s not a racial thing, it’s a human issue from those days ❤😊
Maori, Samoans, Hawaiians, Rarotongans, Tongans, Tahitians and other cultures of Polynesia have a similar or same history and languages. Where our cultures, languages and histories differ is when we split off from each other and spread over the Polynesian islands. We were the great navigators of the sea as our ancestors mapped out the pacific using the stars but in saying this it is a lost art and Micronesians are re teaching Polynesians this practice again.
100% Also that last part I wasn't aware of til I read up about "Papa" Mau Piailug who was from Micronesia and helped revive traditional Polynesian Navigation and inspired the set up of Polynesian Voyaging Society in Hawai'i n early 70s but sadly, unless you do a deep dive into this, Mau hardly gets a mention and never would've knew about him had I not done any research a few years back, much respect to him for all that he did.
@@LC__15 Yeah sadly he passed away 10 years ago but his teachings still live on through the ones he passed his knowledge on to. I hope it is never lost again cause the way the world is going we might need it again one day.
dont forgot brother we all came from the same place before we ventured out HAWAIIKI
I'm a Maori brutha thank you for the reactions bruv was hilarious you made me laugh so hard I pissed myself
Can I make a suggestion bruv
Watch the movie
"Once Were Warriors "
It's close to what it's like in real life bruv here in New Zealand it's real and very well made you wont regret it
From Auckland New Zealand Raised In Rotorua
Don’t watch once were warriors 🤦🏻♀️ there is beauty in the maori culture.. once were warriors is just about gangs and violence.. there’s much more to our culture.😍
Us Maori's not like that now bro, we like burger king/ k fries and McDonald's he/he......
Nah ow boil up and hangi my kai
And we inu waipiro too now 😂😂
"This guy some level 10" 😂😂
Here we go with a white man telling maori who they are. So annoying. Maori also hung their dead in the tree than once nature took its place in removing the flresh and whitening the bones. They than took the bones to a sacred/tapu place to be buried.
The video ur watching hes not even pronouncing our language right 😂.
🤣😂😂
māoris and samoans over history probably share alot of genes but in itself still genetically different over time, but yeah their bother considered polynesian just like tongans aswell thats why they looks similar
Takitimu sailed to Samoa according to our oral traditions...It was also constructed at night during a period of conflict.
Rayfinity 🤜🏽🤛🏽
THIS VIDEO GOT YOU A SOLD SUBSCRIPTION FROM ME BRO.
Oh I'm from NZ and I'm also MAORI.
I also wanted to say I appreciated your attempts at pronouncing some of our TE REO
Thank you for sharing this video
🤙🏽😎🤜🏽CHUR🤛🏽😎🤙🏽
Shotout to u from NZ ❤
If you can ever come across the movie called the dead lands I recommend you watch it. It is set pre European arrival and has English subtitles. I really think you'd enjoy it. The fighting is just savage
@Raynfinity Watch the NZ movie " The Dead Lands (2014)" and you'll see all the mere clubs in action and the Maori warriors with their Tā moko (Māori tattoos) . Very interesting and badass movie!
And he will hear the proper pronunciation of our language. Instead of honi hecow, he will hear hone heke lol
true our ancestors (pre colonial & nz wars) were extremely vicious during battle and extremely skilled warriors 100%. but we were also master hunters, farmers, and fisherman we had a vast knowledge of celestial maps, oceanography and forest management, not to mention a very beautiful style of art, music, dance etc. while never forgetting that our ancestors were a Stone Age people when the 17th century Europeans arrived.
The difference between Maori and Samoans is that they live in 2 different islands\countries.
ngl thats a dumb questions sorry, no hate. And my answer isn't legit lol, don't take it seriously.
Kia Ora koutou, he tāku Māori ahau...
I am Māori and very proud, our Tupunas, Ancestors blood run thru us..
We are very BEAUTIFUL SOULz and if you get the chance to meet one of us YOU WILL SEE!!!
I wouldn't take to everything in this video since coming from a pākeha DO YOUR RESEARCH and talk to those who know..
Ko au ko koe ko koe ko au..
Tuturu whaka maua kia tina,
Haumi e hui e,
Taiki e!!!
Ngā Mihi AROHA nui,
Turehene 🙏
You pronounce Japanese well our pronunciation is pretty much like theirs my man , I don’t really watch reactions but this was gold! you earned 1 sub 😂
It’s 1.30am , I reactivated my Facebook after a long timmmeeeee just to watch the whole of your reaction to the full Once were warriors movie.
Was such a good video /movie and reaction. Loved that you went through all those feelings during the film and understood the movie at the end and managed to take some kind of message away from it.
Also love that I see a lot of Nz/Polynesian content on your channel and that you’re so invested and learning about the cultures that you probably speak better samoan than me uce Lol
Always providing entertaining content! 👌🏽
Haha you're amazing! I appreciate you watching =]
Love it when a white man interprets my cultural history
@Barbara Kuru you cant make up past cultral history you clown💀💀
@Barbara Kuru 🤡😂😂
bro your reactions were gold, I'm a proud maori and I believe we were savages hard, I dribble hunger when I see raw meat haha but we have evolved my brother, thats all history and the best thing you can do is be a friend to one. We got nothing but love for everyone.
Can't stop laughing at his reaction man, ka rawe but yes our history and culture is very exciting from eating people to preforming natural magic, as well as dark magic which was more excepted back then, warriors whom would lay it down with the best in the world an untouched history if y'all think the story of Troy was epic w8 for a story about the tupuna, Potatau te wherowhero or Rua kenana or the prophet's whiti & tohu, so cool to see our culture affect people around the world, interesting fact we are the last ever land mass ever to be found in the world 16-1700s cook in 1769 but able Tasman 150 years earlier Tena koe
Farkkkkk bro you got me in stitches lmfao...... You funny A.F bruv!!! Best reaction!!
Churr🤙🏾🤙🏾
I'm Maori and I loved this reaction 😂😂 . Also Samoan people are from Samoa and Maori people are from New Zealand but we are both polynesian. The video your watching is abit sus tbh. I don't think the infanticide part is true fyi, I know my culture well, cannibalism yes, infanticide no, babies and women were precious and fed the best food. Also we are super nice now though 🥰🥰😘
Love your reactions 😂😂
If you're ever bored one afternoon watch The Dead Lands, NZ movie that will give you a better understanding of how things rolled back then, churr brada
"I'm tryna perve, but I'm trying not to shit myself at the same time" 😂
Bro you have to react to NZ WARS stories of ruapekapekapa
Totally agree, Maori wars...do it lol
Appreciate this bruv,yes savage is an understatement 😆
My man, if you want to see a movie, I'd suggest "THE DEADLANDS" we have translations. and I'm actually Samoan / Maori. SO. theres alot. give me a buzz if you want a break down if there isn't already one in the comments I aint looking down. we busy over here in the land of the white cloud
😂😂 Legendary reaction bro much luv from NZ 💯
The difference between Samoan and a Maori?? 🤦♂️Well Samoans wear lava lavaz Maori’s wear balaclavas!.....😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
always one ratshit fulla
@Jeri Brown 🙄cry me a river bro!.... it’s a joke ol serious guy?.....🤦♂️😂
Hongi Hika was a power hungry man and saw the advantage of the gun. He travelled from top of the north towards wellington, going to each tribe in their area, preaching join me or die. He knew Maori warfare so he knew how to best them and there were many who chose not to. Little did he know he was being used from the British to destroy his own kind, without lifting a finger. How he was defeated was by a message sent via Purerehua to the next tribe he was going to visit. They ambushed him before he reached the next village, there was a Major flaw with using guns. Gunshot residue. This dulls the ears and nose senses, which Maori are solely reliant on for preventing sneak attacks in bushy areas.
React to the dead lands!!!
I'm Maori and this is just the way we were.all indigenous people around the globe lived how they lived, check your peeps out bro ☝️💜
Yo Ray the way he pronounces the Maori words are wrong
@@Rayup2infinity my guy fam. The way I did it on insta didn't really help😂😂
@@Rayup2infinity 😂😂it's all good my bruva. Take care nd surely give us atleast 1 sid diamond vid👀
@@Rayup2infinity my guy🙏🏽
Just an FYI tho... You're not far off with the Japanese - their individual vowel pronunciation is the same
try english version MA OR RI roll the R in Ri
Lmfao when he started freaking out about the cannibalism was when I really lost it. My man wait till you hear about Fiji, you'll never guess what the white man remembers us for.
Rayfinity you need to watch the new savage movie that has just came out in NZ its about old school maori culture and the gangs we have patrollin our hood 🤙🏽🇳🇿
Im a Maori woman you had me in fits of laughter at your reactions the weapon is called a Mere we woulnt eat you now lol
Fun fact: the "club" killed a tanifa.
Taniwha bro, not Tanifa
augustine Tyson bahahahaaha theres no f in the Maori alphabet my guy
I had to comment before watching the rest of your reaction video, i think at 7:59 you asked something like "What is the difference between Samoans & Maori"..
The difference is NZ Maori are from New Zealand and Samoans are from Samoa, New Zealand and Samoa are both "Polynesian" which is situated in the Polynesian Ocean - which is a Geography lesson in it self. Easiest way to explain is to compare this situation to the movie "Moana", the movie gives a "general idea" of how things work in Polynesian Culture.
Samoans and NZ Maori are generally the same but that will come down to genetics, culture, traditions, beliefs & language.
One thing i enjoy about this video is the reactions to our ancestors and their traditions and beliefs back then, i really am enjoying. But what the video that you are reacting too, is implying is that these traditions and cultures are still being practiced. This was a long time ago, before NZ was colonised by the British and the "Treaty of Waitangi" was signed. Their are stories from our elders e.g. Grandparents, Great - grandparents etc. They share of the experiences they had as children growing up.
Very interesting video, there was a point where our culture, traditions and language were dying, but with our Prime Minister now there is hope.
React to Tongan history bra 💯
Please help Ray by sharing a link to a good RUclips video of Tongan History, I can't seem to find a decent well edited one plus I don't want to be a botz as we Samoans say so would be good to see him to react to something about The Kingdom, Ofa Atu :)
ruclips.net/video/kqu4friQeow/видео.html
Osshhh xxx Seen that one, Narrator’s accent is comedically weird and aside from Captain Cook quotes, none of what he’s said has any real sources to back up his video. This ain’t a good video to represent 🇹🇴 at all in my opinion, maybe PBT Usi should check it out to see what they think.
Cook came with motives!!💯💯
Love it brutha!
#nzmaorilove
Haha is maoris ain’t that scary bro things have changed 😂🤣
Is that right Mr fortnite
Samoan, Togan, Cook Island, Fiji, PNG, Nuie, Solomon Islands, Hawaii, Tahiti, and other Polynesian Islands are very similar
A mere? It’s pronounced med-eh
No it ain’t.
Venus Flawn Yes it is nice try though.
THE Troll Well I have never heard any of my people pronounce it with a D. But I guess a rolling R could easily sound like that to some.
Venus Flawn I’m Ngati kahungunu. I have 3 mere’s, patu’s, 2 maripi, 2 taiaha’s etc. I’ve been using Māori weapons since I was 8. I know a bit about what I’m talking about. Don’t let my RUclips name fool you.
THE Troll thank you for sharing your expertise. Forgive me for having a hard time with that D. Although I would agree it is the closest approximation to how it should sound, let us agree to disagree.
Kia ora Ray
Your pronunciation is better than most. I've heard straight ignorant versions like Murry, Moldy and even Mario, just to point out a few.
The old Māori in my opinion need to be honoured for the effort against the colonials as we are one of very few culture who still retain ownership of the land, yet governed by the crown. I don't know if that is what you can truly call ownership hahaha
In my upbringing I was taught the land does not belong to man, man belong to the land. We come from the earth, we will return to the earth. Pretty much meaning we are only caretakers of the land.
With alot of Māori history only being recorded by colonials and Māori with stories of events through carving or landmarks. As a Māori myself it is hard to make a clear picture or find a truth from a past that wasn't my own. The only common thing I have to relate to its rich history is blood.
Ka kite e hoa Ray
react to samoan warriors pls
hard
@@hemiheke4920 true ayy
@@tinaliu4583 hard bro, always wanted to learn more about the poly cousins history
@@hemiheke4920 Hard ayy us Samoans were influenced by Moari to make a haka
First time I've ever heard of a 2nd burial. Urupa (cemetery) are tapu (sacred). Wouldn't have imagined that we would disturb our dead. No need to be afraid of Maori. Those were our ancestors and they lived in different times. We are a far more civilised people these days and are basically westernised as much as anyone could be. Its not really Aotearoa any more. Its rebranded New Zealand now. Owned and run by the English.
@Barbara Kuru tattoos dont make you savage.
First of all you have to understand the culture before you can understand history. The guy doing the commentary is also pronouncing the maori words terribly wrong. They should've had a Maori narrate.
Bro, I was the white kid in family with quite a lot of Moari back in NZ and it was awesome. massive heart's and honestly so chilled, well unless they're not, then you know 😂😂😂😂😂 A little fact, the vowl sounds are pretty identical to Japanese although not pronounced that way. Watchin you're reactions broke me 😂 to be fair too, some of the stated 'facts' may have been more unique to certain tribes also.
Fuck u had me in sitches of laughter🤣🤣😭 much love from Aotearoa
Kia ora!!! Maori girl here, And hello from Auckland New Zealand.
The last known act of cannibalism was performed by a Maori called Tāraia Ngākuti Te Tumuhuia, he belonged to the Hauraki tribes Ngāti Tamaterā and Ngāti Maru. Much of his life was taken up with warfare, and he remained a chief of the "old school" - rejecting the intrusion of Europeans in the traditional Māori world.
Yo we gone spin this whip fam. I'm Maori I never heard anyone say hongiiiiiiiii hika 🤣. Mad respect bruv bless up 🤙
Kia ora i te kahi ( WASSUP my cousin ) hows it going broske ? ?Just wanted to say I really appreciate you learning about us natives. Mad respect bro
You crack me up 🤣 our maori people only bury once these days ☺️
As for your pronunciation your pretty good, it's cool your giving our rēo a go.
Being from New Zealand this really cracked me up😂nothing is like that these days except in the bush