For once, the comment section is mature, whilst the audience is not. This is pretty cool. It’s stupid to see grown adults laughing because of their ignorance when they should be helping their kids learn respect by modeling it.
As you can see from this other video, Inuit throat-singing is a joke that they use to make each other laugh. And now they're laughing at all the fools here saying how "beautiful" it is, because they're racists who feel sorry for non-white people and feel the need to patronize them and pretend things are beautiful when they're not even supposed to be. ruclips.net/video/xKBL2mrctGI/видео.html
I tried this at an indigenous festival and it was SO HARD. I literally could not sound as good as people who have been doing it for years. Kudos to the women who do this often.
Progress not perfection :) You can do it. Keep practising. Each bit that gets more comfortable is success I was doing hums to clear my sinuses (release nitrous oxide - real science) and was playing around and looked up hum singing. Came to this. The throat song that comes from deep in is really is difficult, but I hit it a bit while playing with humming
@Bigfoot And Yes Native alaskan eskimos are still the same as Their counter parts from siberia. Are you saying White americans not white anymore because theyve been in america for 400 years? no!
@Bigfoot except Inuits have the same exact same cultures across all the places theyve settled wether its from Siberia to the alaskas. Are you wanting to hear that they are white europeans?
Im a Blackfoot fella from the south, I find this very beautiful and intriguing. I love the different First Nation traditions, spanning from Peru to Alaska.
Félix Soop Inuits and First Nations are two different people and race, we First Nations and Inuits don’t see each other as same people or race. I am Dene Inuits and Dene use to be warring tribes because Inuits were seen as invaders from land bridge. Eventually peace came between the tribes. Nowadays Denesuline and Inuits share the hunting grounds the far north.
Félix Soop plus First Nations means Natives with Treaty Rights, in Canada they kept the same Treaties Americans broke, since 1771, it still stands and up held today.
dante bigguy well you still believe bullshit European made racial classifications, we are all indigenous to the Americas, we are the same people from Alaska to Patagonia, stop separating us
@@jasoncano527 You are not the same,as inuits are mostly closely related to Siberian people and even Mongols. Heck,a lot of traditions that the inuits practice are still practiced in Mongolia and Siberia today.
I never really understood the phrase "respect the culture" which people seem to use so much. Cultures exist and persist. They often contribute unique ideas and art forms to the world. It seems more important and relevant to be interested in and even enjoy those unique ideas and art forms. I don't see how "respect" has anything to do with that. I respect the people who can perform the skills involved in those arts, especially if they are highly skilled. But I'm just not sure what it actually means to respect a culture in general. Cultures are going to go on existing completely independently of where or not i display "respect" for it, as long as those who are part of that culture want it to. Right?
Although it's not the 'norm' in today's idea of beautiful music I.e. Classical, folk etc. It's quite extraordinary and wonderfully mesmerizing. This is, to those appreciating music, absolutely incredible.
Its wonderful to see people continue their ancestral traditions. The native people in the state i grew up in did not mantain a written language prior to European colonization so the rituals and practices passed down through the generations were the only source of historical data available that was anthropological, rather than archeological.
phenomenal!! I have not one ounce of indigenous blood in me, but to hear these ladies singing stirs something so primal and so beautiful!!! It is like the earth is speaking to me through them. Thank you!!
I grew up hearing this, not only from my Eskimo (she insisted on being called a Eskimo) Grandmother, but she was Mongolian too. Both cultures have throat singing. I was floored to see Western Inuit singing in this way. I was taught it was a Eastern Artic tradition. Thank you for sharing.
I've never heard the term "circumpolar region" before; it makes perfect sense. the cultures indigenous to the artic circle had to deal with similar challenges; some solved the problem similarly, some differently. It makes sense that Inuits, Laplanders, and Yupiks would all see some elements of their own culture in the others.
It's a handy term ... But ... If you start looking into the details of those circumpolar cultures, you'll notice that the term is a bit too broad and generalized. There's way more diversity in that ring than it might seem if you are looking north from a North American perspective. The Sami are QUITE different from the Inuit in quite powerful ways, for example.
I am native and this is giving me goosebumps. I love this since my childhood so happy to be able to experience it on the net now ❤ thank you for sharing
It's so neat to the different types of throat singing. I feel this is very different that Mongolian or Tibetan throat singing. Comes from a different place in the throat. This one it seems to explore many parts of the throat to make sounds. So cool
I'm in a group in my school by the Inuit one of my classmates is actually a couple of them are. The group is a new generation of drum dancing we use the inuit drums and it's so fun to do! I'm also not even from this kind of culture but I still love it! Btw I'm only 9, you dont need to have a lot of practice. I've only been doing for a month and our instructor says were doing great!
Well, it's actually supposed to be a competition where you make the other person laugh first. I came here looking for that, but was sorely disappointed!
I first heard this type of music from Tanya Tagaq and found it intriguing so I came across this video of these sisters and it is truly amazing and unique. Wow...just Wow! Learning about different cultures is so exciting.
*Inuits also middle asian races. Thousands of years ago they emigrated to Greenland.* In Inuit language Mother is *Anana* Father is *Atata* In Turkic languages Mother is *Ana* Father is *Ata*
@@oljayto4149 Oh yes my Azərbaijanian Turkic brother. Today i found some similar word with Inuit and Turkic. Inuit Join is "Katik" and Turkic "Katık" or "Katıl". Inuit Open is "Ammak" and Turkic "Açmak". Inuit Face is "Kenak" and Turkic "Yanak". Inuit No is "Auk" and Turkic "Yok". Salam to Great Azərbaijan.
So this is that sound! I have sample recordings of this music for my students at school but never knew where it came from! Fascinating tradition. Thank you for the video!
Oljayto wtf why do people always say that like oh you’re not native you’re Asian we all came from Africa but the whites killed my people what’s the point of saying that it’s just not necessary
Oljayto Don’t erase Inuit and Native Americans. I am Inuk and Native American and we are treated very differently than Asians, even Asians discriminate against us so we aren’t treated or accepted as such.
it seems so difficult, you have to breathe and make all these sounds and then also keep in time with eachother my throat gets dry just listening to it, and its beautiful
I just read about this in conductor Kent Nagano's book so I had to give it a listen. It's very interesting and my reaction to the sounds was positive. It made me smile!
Wonderful. Glad to see that North American Native people are passing on these important traditions including throat singing. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing. ❤️❤️❤️🎼
Not every Native tribe up north is an Inuit. For example the Yupik and Inuipiat don’t want to be called „Inuit“ and prefer „Native Alaskan“, „Greenlanders“ of course depending on where they’re from. Or just their own tribe name. Calling all of them „Inuit“ is like calling every Native American a Cherokee.
I love Inuit culture and traditions I want Canada to showcase way more different tribes, in all parts of Canada I would love traveling groups (like Cirque du Soleil) that had representatives showing what makes each group unique. I want to learn the tapestry here
thats the point sometimes lol throat singing can be a fun game and they keep going until someone laughs first, me and my mom would do it all the time growing up :) (we're inuk)
This is so like a meditation. I am not Inuit or any indigenous person, but I do this intuitively when I am stressed. I thought something was wrong with me. I think it's a stress response for me.
Vaulson Neoleon In Canadian Inuit culture it was traditionally only done by young girls and women. But there is another tradition of throat-singing done by men in Tuva.
Is a tradition that I hope they keep going forever, is beautiful!!!!! I'm greek and we have traditions too,but I'm always fascinating with others traditions they are us!!!!!!!
1:00 There's a song by a germanic folk band called "Heilung" that features that sound at the beginning of their song "Hamrer Hippyer" and the track even has the left and right effect that these singers do naturally. Now I know where "Ham ham ham hip hip hip" comes from!
You have to wonder if evolutionarily speaking, the women most capable of putting on fat, especially in an environment where food is scarce, were more likely to pass their genes onto the next generation. Just an observation that many women from an Inuit background are heavier.
BandWagon1987 Women do require more fat to stay healthy than men because of theo reproductive systems and just the way their body is structured - hence women usually having larger hips etc.
Part of the problem is that they are no longer living the old way, with it's type of work and diet. Industrialization and processed foods are affecting everyone. They don't look any different from the women at Walmart in the lower 48.
I found out my family was Finn and Inuit. We are from Baffin Island. Nice to see Canada First Nations. I am a donor to Inuit charities in Alaska But it's good to see Canada online.
I was expecting the comment section to be terrible, but it wasn't
For once, the comment section is mature, whilst the audience is not. This is pretty cool. It’s stupid to see grown adults laughing because of their ignorance when they should be helping their kids learn respect by modeling it.
Its called political correctness......
I wasn't expecting the singing to be terrible, but it was
As you can see from this other video, Inuit throat-singing is a joke that they use to make each other laugh. And now they're laughing at all the fools here saying how "beautiful" it is, because they're racists who feel sorry for non-white people and feel the need to patronize them and pretend things are beautiful when they're not even supposed to be.
ruclips.net/video/xKBL2mrctGI/видео.html
Jaws down to the floor
There's something really cool about how they hold each other and circle while they sing
I was going to comment something similar. The physical contact seems comforting, it's almost like they're sharing energy by holding eachother.
girl on girl :D
@Mel Hawk it also help us to stay in sync with each other if that makes sense help feel the rythem
So they won't get dizzy and fall.
@@mannyechaluce3814 gross.
I tried this at an indigenous festival and it was SO HARD. I literally could not sound as good as people who have been doing it for years. Kudos to the women who do this often.
Right? It is so difficult 😩. All I wanna do is try to keep my family’s indigenous culture alive, but I can’t freaking throat sing.
@@rebeccat7912 you'll get it, don't give up :)
So you expected it to be easy and to be as good as people who had been doing it for years? 🤔
Progress not perfection :)
You can do it. Keep practising. Each bit that gets more comfortable is success
I was doing hums to clear my sinuses (release nitrous oxide - real science) and was playing around and looked up hum singing. Came to this. The throat song that comes from deep in is really is difficult, but I hit it a bit while playing with humming
this is beautiful. I have heard Mongolian throat singing but had never heard of the Inuits doing it. It's fascinating
They are literally the same people.
@Bigfoot The french, German, and Dutch are all the same People. Just as The siberians, Mongols, and East asians are all the same people.
@Bigfoot And Yes Native alaskan eskimos are still the same as Their counter parts from siberia. Are you saying White americans not white anymore because theyve been in america for 400 years? no!
@Bigfoot except Inuits have the same exact same cultures across all the places theyve settled wether its from Siberia to the alaskas. Are you wanting to hear that they are white europeans?
@Bigfoot theyre the same. You take out a native alaskan and You put him in the middle of Mongolia they wouldnt look out of place.
Im a Blackfoot fella from the south, I find this very beautiful and intriguing. I love the different First Nation traditions, spanning from Peru to Alaska.
Félix Soop Inuits and First Nations are two different people and race, we First Nations and Inuits don’t see each other as same people or race. I am Dene Inuits and Dene use to be warring tribes because Inuits were seen as invaders from land bridge. Eventually peace came between the tribes. Nowadays Denesuline and Inuits share the hunting grounds the far north.
Félix Soop plus First Nations means Natives with Treaty Rights, in Canada they kept the same Treaties Americans broke, since 1771, it still stands and up held today.
Hey what about the fuegians of Patagonia???
dante bigguy well you still believe bullshit European made racial classifications, we are all indigenous to the Americas, we are the same people from Alaska to Patagonia, stop separating us
@@jasoncano527 You are not the same,as inuits are mostly closely related to Siberian people and even Mongols. Heck,a lot of traditions that the inuits practice are still practiced in Mongolia and Siberia today.
Respect the culture. It’s cool to learn about music from around the world. I respect that
ME TOOO! LOVE learning about other cultures and their traditions!
Thank I’m inuk ty tu
I never really understood the phrase "respect the culture" which people seem to use so much. Cultures exist and persist. They often contribute unique ideas and art forms to the world.
It seems more important and relevant to be interested in and even enjoy those unique ideas and art forms. I don't see how "respect" has anything to do with that.
I respect the people who can perform the skills involved in those arts, especially if they are highly skilled. But I'm just not sure what it actually means to respect a culture in general. Cultures are going to go on existing completely independently of where or not i display "respect" for it, as long as those who are part of that culture want it to. Right?
It's earned not given
@@Thunderchild-gz4gc the good old white people thing to do.
Although it's not the 'norm' in today's idea of beautiful music I.e. Classical, folk etc. It's quite extraordinary and wonderfully mesmerizing. This is, to those appreciating music, absolutely incredible.
I love it
Its wonderful to see people continue their ancestral traditions. The native people in the state i grew up in did not mantain a written language prior to European colonization so the rituals and practices passed down through the generations were the only source of historical data available that was anthropological, rather than archeological.
Inuit throat singing is not just singing, it’s also a game where each is trying to outdo the other and test their stamina and skill.
You mean testing who can keep a straight face the longest
Yes the first one to laugh loses, since the noises are bizarre and ugly.
Yeah I know that too because I watched the video
@@customsongmaker According to you. Others find it beautiful.
@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 they find it ridiculous, which is why it's a contest where they're trying not to laugh
Music class teacher: today we will learn throat singing
Guys: omg so boring
Girls:
Lol boys be like gengis khan!
maximumchron yes sir no need for sexism
The Real festus lmao
It’s throat singing it’s popular in are Nunavut I’m a Inuit throat singer too and I love my culture
Tasbiha why are you so mean
absolutely beautiful to hold eachother while singing. wonderful tradition and thank you to both karen and cathy for sharing!
Throat singing really mixes well with heavy metal. The Hu taught me this
well then you might love Tanya Tagaq as well
That was my first thought when I heard it as well, would mix great with metal :)
Nah only kaargrya works with metal music
The Hu fucking suck
SO cool. Please don’t let ancient traditions like these die out. And also, it just looks like fun!
Your explanation is interesting but I would have loved to hear a few songs in full.
Search: "Inuit Throat Singers" 😒
💀why💀
As a singer, I’ve always been fascinated by this type of singing, especially with respect to the breath control. Simply AMAZING!,
phenomenal!! I have not one ounce of indigenous blood in me, but to hear these ladies singing stirs something so primal and so beautiful!!! It is like the earth is speaking to me through them. Thank you!!
I grew up hearing this, not only from my Eskimo (she insisted on being called a Eskimo) Grandmother, but she was Mongolian too. Both cultures have throat singing. I was floored to see Western Inuit singing in this way. I was taught it was a Eastern Artic tradition. Thank you for sharing.
I've never heard the term "circumpolar region" before; it makes perfect sense. the cultures indigenous to the artic circle had to deal with similar challenges; some solved the problem similarly, some differently. It makes sense that Inuits, Laplanders, and Yupiks would all see some elements of their own culture in the others.
It's a handy term ... But ... If you start looking into the details of those circumpolar cultures, you'll notice that the term is a bit too broad and generalized. There's way more diversity in that ring than it might seem if you are looking north from a North American perspective. The Sami are QUITE different from the Inuit in quite powerful ways, for example.
@@ems7623... but half of Canada still leaves treats out for the little people. ;)
Sounds like beat-boxing.
Decembirth remember Northern Natives and Inuits first met the Europeans 500 years before Columbus. Lmao
Beat boxing is a long way off from thousands of years of throat singing
*beatboxing sounds like this
Imagine the power beatboxers would hold if they’d learn their techniques!
@@labae8728 *laughs in beatboxer binging videos about all kinds of ancient vocal techniques
I am native and this is giving me goosebumps. I love this since my childhood so happy to be able to experience it on the net now ❤ thank you for sharing
It's so neat to the different types of throat singing. I feel this is very different that Mongolian or Tibetan throat singing. Comes from a different place in the throat. This one it seems to explore many parts of the throat to make sounds. So cool
Im thinking thye brought it with them when they immigrated here and thru the years it changed and developed into its own way
I'm in a group in my school by the Inuit one of my classmates is actually a couple of them are. The group is a new generation of drum dancing we use the inuit drums and it's so fun to do! I'm also not even from this kind of culture but I still love it! Btw I'm only 9, you dont need to have a lot of practice. I've only been doing for a month and our instructor says were doing great!
"That's it, eh?"
Definitely Canadian. :)
3 years later and im still laughing at ur comment 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤣🤣
Well, it's actually supposed to be a competition where you make the other person laugh first. I came here looking for that, but was sorely disappointed!
cringe
@@xzaviahmoelasi7642 Got into a conversation about how unpredictable Canada can be, and came here to show this video. It's been another 3 years!
Why did they edit talking over all of the singing? I just wanted to hear them sing
I LOVED hearing the throat singing when I lived with the Inuit in Nunavut 💙🙏🏼
Fascinating. Keep the the traditions going and pass them on!
Love how close they stand and the laugh after
Very beautiful music, such strong people are so inspiring! Thank You for sharing your beautiful culture with me. We can all learn from this.
I first heard this type of music from Tanya Tagaq and found it intriguing so I came across this video of these sisters and it is truly amazing and unique.
Wow...just Wow!
Learning about different cultures is so exciting.
This is the most beautiful and sweet thing I have ever witnessed
I love Inuit throat singing! So beautiful !
This is so beautiful!!! It honestly brings tears to my eyes.
Absolutely Beautiful. They literally took my breath away. I've been singing my whole life, and would love to learn some of those breathing techniques.
oh singer! Please do share your techniques in appraising what is beautiful because i cant see it!
Can you do it, Commenter78? No? That's because it takes skill and training. Beauty is subjective.
I cant do it. But yes, beauty is subjective.
Y’all r weird y’all sound like some dying exorcist choking in a carrot💀💀💀
I specifically sought this out because i just absolutrly love the rhythm and sounds in inuit throat singing
*Inuits also middle asian races. Thousands of years ago they emigrated to Greenland.*
In Inuit language
Mother is *Anana*
Father is *Atata*
In Turkic languages
Mother is *Ana*
Father is *Ata*
Oghuz Kagan Inuit small boat is gayag turkic boat is gayag 🙃😁😎
@@oljayto4149 Really? I'm excited. Yes we calling "Kayık" for boat. But How do you know Turkic boat is Kayık. Are you Turkic?
Oghuz Kagan I’m from South Azerbaijan & we say qayaq as same as eskimos(Inuit) you search the word kayak in google
@@oljayto4149 Oh yes my Azərbaijanian Turkic brother. Today i found some similar word with Inuit and Turkic. Inuit Join is "Katik" and Turkic "Katık" or "Katıl". Inuit Open is "Ammak" and Turkic "Açmak". Inuit Face is "Kenak" and Turkic "Yanak". Inuit No is "Auk" and Turkic "Yok". Salam to Great Azərbaijan.
R u Turkmen?
so happy to see this tradition maintained, it is completely magical and so important to keep. It's also cool as all hell
Beautiful, you touch my heart and soul.
Wow. This is the coolest thing ever! I tried this .... just not gonna happen! Kudos ladies! I am off to learn more about this amazing tradition.
So this is that sound! I have sample recordings of this music for my students at school but never knew where it came from! Fascinating tradition. Thank you for the video!
This is like soulful melodies with beat box...fabulous!
I am Inuit and one of my friends tried it and said they could do it well but they failed LOL
Nicholas Ashford you’re originally central asian
Oljayto wtf why do people always say that like oh you’re not native you’re Asian we all came from Africa but the whites killed my people what’s the point of saying that it’s just not necessary
@@somedude3819 'The whites', Nice generalization. Also,the African theory is no longer valid.
BG Lion ok you’re right I should of said Europeans
Oljayto Don’t erase Inuit and Native Americans. I am Inuk and Native American and we are treated very differently than Asians, even Asians discriminate against us so we aren’t treated or accepted as such.
Magnificent dance! It is almost as if the dancers are moved by magnets under the floor. Like in a game! Beautiful ❤
I’ve never heard anything like this it’s so cool
I didn't expect this, but I do like it! It is full of joy and sounds great.
This is AWESOME!!! Please don’t ever lose it!!! ♥️♥️♥️
They still do it in Mongolia where indigenous people migrated from, Hopefully because of that it will never be totally lost
I'm glad these women are preserving this unique tradition.
This is incredible, such an intimate act between to friends
There is a great documentary about Tuvan throat singing called "Genghis Blues". Very different tradition and sound but perhaps similar technique.
Tuvan throat singing is very different sounding, like one person making two or more tones.
it seems so difficult, you have to breathe and make all these sounds and then also keep in time with eachother
my throat gets dry just listening to it, and its beautiful
You should hear Mongolians doing it ruclips.net/video/6WlI24rv__g/видео.html which is where it came from when they immigrated.
I think these are the two ladies that performed at Miwaukee's Indian Summer one year, they were awesome
This is so cool! I’m happy to see the heritage getting preserved ❤️
I just read about this in conductor Kent Nagano's book so I had to give it a listen. It's very interesting and my reaction to the sounds was positive. It made me smile!
The sounds of voices of History coming alive again, thank you for continuing to keep your history alive
Sooo beautiful and awesome! I pray this tradition never ends !!! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
This is where it originated from when they migrated ruclips.net/video/6WlI24rv__g/видео.html
I just tried that and got light headed
That's why they pointed out having to breathe in as much as you breathe out! Happy you tried it though :)
What beautiful people. Such an amazing culture.
Hello my relatives of far far land! I'm here greeting from Mongolia!
First seen in Billy Connally's Journey To The Edge Of The Word...and it was truly brilliant..!!
Wonderful. Glad to see that North American Native people are passing on these important traditions including throat singing. So beautiful. Thanks for sharing. ❤️❤️❤️🎼
Well they originated in Mongolia so my guess is they brought it with them
WOW!! Outstanding .. I have lived in the North west territories , but I have never heard of this.
The Name is INUIT!! Not Eskimos. that is a derogatory term.
did someone call someone an eskimo in this video?
Gregory Valiant OMG I NEVER KNEW😭😭😭😭
Not every Native tribe up north is an Inuit. For example the Yupik and Inuipiat don’t want to be called „Inuit“ and prefer „Native Alaskan“, „Greenlanders“ of course depending on where they’re from. Or just their own tribe name. Calling all of them „Inuit“ is like calling every Native American a Cherokee.
I love Inuit culture and traditions
I want Canada to showcase way more different tribes, in all parts of Canada
I would love traveling groups (like Cirque du Soleil) that had representatives showing what makes each group unique. I want to learn the tapestry here
There is an arctic circus based on Cirque called Artcirq if you wish to learn some more! :D
Wonderful sounds and explanation 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Fascinating and beautiful!! Thank you for sharing
It sounds slightly humorous to me but it is incredibly interesting nonetheless!
thats the point sometimes lol throat singing can be a fun game and they keep going until someone laughs first, me and my mom would do it all the time growing up :) (we're inuk)
It's different. And that's what made me want to giggle. BUT I also loved it very much. They look like they're having so much fun!
Now we can also laugh at the fools saying it's beautiful, to get attention for themselves.
I learned something today. Very unusual. The drumming is beautiful.
Tiktok brought you and me here :-)
Yes
Nope
No?
May I give my congratulations for the gift of your song.
Fascinating. Coordinating this, can't be easy!
respect for these unique human beings who thrived where only the brave could survive.
I've seen this before in calgary where I live
This is so like a meditation.
I am not Inuit or any indigenous person, but I do this intuitively when I am stressed. I thought something was wrong with me. I think it's a stress response for me.
is inuit throat singing only for girls?
Vaulson Neoleon In Canadian Inuit culture it was traditionally only done by young girls and women. But there is another tradition of throat-singing done by men in Tuva.
AlaskaDispatch I mean can men do inuit throat singing?
I think so😃
Was created by the women while the men were busy hunting, etc ;)
Vaulson Neoleon
Its d old way of rapp music n when u r done making sounds u end up breathless .
Wow...can your comment be just slightly more stupid so we can get a better laugh at you?
What an amazing form of ancient singing
ruclips.net/video/6WlI24rv__g/видео.html
Is a tradition that I hope they keep going forever, is beautiful!!!!! I'm greek and we have traditions too,but I'm always fascinating with others traditions they are us!!!!!!!
This is a common sight in Aberdeen, two women facing off over the last fish supper at 2am.
😂😂😂
1:00 There's a song by a germanic folk band called "Heilung" that features that sound at the beginning of their song "Hamrer Hippyer" and the track even has the left and right effect that these singers do naturally. Now I know where "Ham ham ham hip hip hip" comes from!
This is an improvement above Rap musical noise
Not sure if anyone has listened to the Toruk Cirque du solei soundtrack. This reminds me of it. Love it
I would have really liked to actually listen to the performance more. But you're beautiful!
Brilliant. I love youtube so that I can see things like this.
very interesting, many greetings from germany :)
Thank you! Many greetings from Alaska to you also!
What I'm getting is the energy exchange between them, in a good way.
Seeing so many cultures makes me realize my family has like none to speak of.
This is freaking amazing! Blew my mind!
I have never heard this before - it's beautiful! I want to learn more about it :)
@@commenter7893 that is so disrespectful
@@currentlyhidinginurwallz Hey, I said it was beautiful in a particular way.
awesome greetings from Bolivia
Did anyone else randomly get this suggested when they typed in "i"
Love this I
Am Mayan native but I love to see these videos
I’m going to hell for laughing at this🤣
It is not ignorance or hate to dislike this. No one needs to like any form of art.
Eat balut or get out
I’m a throat singer
What style?
This is the best way to sing. Every Singer should learn it.
You have to wonder if evolutionarily speaking, the women most capable of putting on fat, especially in an environment where food is scarce, were more likely to pass their genes onto the next generation. Just an observation that many women from an Inuit background are heavier.
BandWagon1987 Women do require more fat to stay healthy than men because of theo reproductive systems and just the way their body is structured - hence women usually having larger hips etc.
There are lot of women with inuit background, who are not heavy
BandWagon1987
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Part of the problem is that they are no longer living the old way, with it's type of work and diet. Industrialization and processed foods are affecting everyone. They don't look any different from the women at Walmart in the lower 48.
1splat23 maybe in Alaska but in Canada Indigenous people ways are pretty much alive and strong.
What a wonderfull way to connect
I’m a Inuit drum dancer
I found out my family was Finn and Inuit. We are from Baffin Island. Nice to see Canada First Nations. I am a donor to Inuit charities in Alaska
But it's good to see Canada online.
*After i listened a few times i really got inuit*
ok i'll leave now
I actually love throat singing. People laugh and make jokes but this is a beautiful skill and amazing