Boy he hit the nail on the head when he said the facial expressions and shouting are about expressing strength, and the dance itself a show of respect.
@@OmniMale From what I have learned, there are many different hakas for many different occasions. Some are greetings. Some are warnings or threats. But, to me, they all look threatening. Whatever the reason, they are all very impressive. Kinda stirs a primal space. A "warrior born" kind of spot. Like when I hear scottish pipes and drums. It makes me want to grab something and start swinging.
I am Māori and enjoyed seeing your reactions to a small part of my culture. Like yourselves, the Māori are trying to retain to their culture which was affected when the English came. It is important to remember our heritage, there are many traditions and perspectives the Europeans did not think important, but we know otherwise. Congratulations on your beautiful new set, please continue to share your culture with us as it is important that tribal peoples of the world keep the traditions alive.
here in mexico, we are also going trough this process. and i think one of the positive forces for this, is the internet, as it is a very good platform that anyone can use.
I like that they showed this Haka against the English. It always feels more intense for some reason (well we probably know the reason). If only Ireland had something similar lol
I really wished you showed the wedding Haka video that's become popular. The brides emotions as she sees her family embracing their union and then she and her husband joins in is one of the most beautiful moments I've seen in years
@@TRYBALS awesome thanks. BTW I really appreciate what you and this channel is about. I'm extremely fascinated by everyone's insight especially Abdul, I can tell he is an extremely intelligent and spiritual man, he reminds me so much of my own grandfather
I came here to mention the wedding haka too! There's another moving one with a whole high school performing a haka in memory of their teacher who passed away. Honestly there's so many great videos. One that I personally love a lot is from the Standing Rock protests, when some Maori people came from the other side of the world and performed a haka in the snowy Dakota landscape in support of their indigenous brothers and sisters.
@@revangerang This one literally brought me to tears. I pray that the embers are still burning within the hearts of all who stood. We need them now more than ever.
Someone please explain to this person that he can just display these items in some fancy art Gallery within USA and people will grab these things up for a lot of money. Look at these people bought Andy warhol's Campbell soup labels then they're going to buy something beautiful like this. I know a lot of people from South American culture that's so their designs in galleries within USA for lots of money. Not only would there be an opportunity to sell these things but more importantly it would bring attention to the culture. Everybody here in this comment section knows this stuff would sell like freaking crazy. I only wish this was an infomercial or was on QVC right now. I want my percentage hahaha
@@choice12ozborne You can find these goods in specialized stores and it tends to be amazingly cheap (a lot more expensive than it is in their country but relatively cheap by US standards). That being said, it would be nice if some items were available in the channel's store along with the generic stuff. It is truly beautiful.
As a Maori, thank you for sharing my culture. We are a proud people and we welcome those who bring peace. Your research was short and sweet, but I also enjoyed the feedback by the Kaumatua (elders). Good content, keep it up.
Do you mind if I ask you a question, how do they all know what the choreography is? I've watched a few of the Haka videos on RUclips and the dance and words always seem different, but everyone knows it! Do they practice beforehand or is it a group of dances you learn as children? Thank you for taking the time to answer, I think it's one of the most beautiful pieces of any culture I've ever witnessed!!
@@colesuqs If You're Maori then 9 times out of 10 you learnt the Haka as a kid which is usually the Haka from your respected area and tribe in new Zealand, For example, My iwi (tribe) is Ngati Porou, we're the light skin, colored eyed maori from the east and we have Haka exclusive to our Tribe and others exclusively for theirs. then there are universal Haka for all people of all tribes and nations. but the original haka for the main iwi of new zealand (which there are a few) dates back to the old times long before the white men invaded our land.
@@colesuqs I learned haka at school. It’s impossible to know every single one but you usually learn the ones that resonate with the land you’re on or that are popular.
Traditionally the Haka is a war dance. However, it is also used to celebrate weddings, birthdays and a life lost. Your are completely right that to perform it for visitors is a sign of respect and I’m glad that you understood that. Props bro you’re doing an amazing job spreading cultural enlightenment. Loved that old guy with the beard sooo wize
Having a person of that nationality greet you or perform the Haka for you is a great honor and is the highest show of respect they know. I've seen a Haka done at an airport for a young girl returning home, it was amazing
As an Aussie I had to watch straight away... despite our competiveness no one on the planet has more respect for our brothers than the people of Oz. Forever battling on the sports field, forever besides you should you need it. X
Not greeting "the Haka" is a war dance, meant to be intimidating. The NZ people live in houses, this is the traditional dress, not worn everyday, for ceremonies. Every NZ resident learns the Haka, they have other dances. There is another dance for greeting.
Dear Tribal People, your studio is really beautiful. Such a colourful art. Thank you for showing us more of your culture. It is very interesting for us. Thank you.
I love the look of the new studio. It’s great to see the host now. I loved their reactions to this dance. When I see the NZ soccer team do it, I think it gets their adrenaline going so they play tougher.
Other countrys from polinesia like Samoans , Tonga and Fiji do have their own type of haka too. (there is some videos where both teams make the haka at the same time which is really cool to see) Wonderful video and very happy for the new set and the growing. Big hug from Argentina to all the Trybals family.
Fiji is in Melanesia, along with Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and more. There is also Micronesia too, like Kiribati, Marshall Islands, FSM, and more. We're all nesians for sure, but we're all proud of our different nesian regions.
I love this channel. It treats all cultures with respect and your guests are so incredibly good and honest promoters of open minds. Thank you for showing us so much about your culture !
And being open minded while still loving their own culture! Here in America, a lot of people act as you can't do both. Or act as if all other cultures are to be appreciated except those of Northern and Western Europeans. Some even act as if people from those places don't *have* cultures. It's sad because we're losing touch with our history.
I totally agree with you. First you have to know, understand and love your own culture. Then you can understand why other people love their culture. This world is so beautiful and diverse, I cannot get enough of travel. For me it is a wonderful world and a beautiful gift of a loving God. ❤
The new set up looks very professional! Love the name plates you used when you put their names on the screen. Very fitting and cohesive. I like that you're in front of the camera too. You've done an impressive job making the studio stand out and reflect your own country. Hope you are able to get the second camera as it allows more angles and focuses. Not only does the studio now make the participants more comfortable and reflect their culture, it makes the vids more enjoyable to watch. You deserve a round of applause 👏, Adnan. And in the words of Muharam, Wow bro, WOW!
Ahhh beautiful, as a New Zealander I think you've done a wonderful job of looking at this tradition. The only thing I'd say is that those two haka in particular are more like challenges or intimidation, than the haka used for greeting or celebrating important people or events. I love the new set, and am so thrilled seeing your channel growing and developing!!
The first time I ever watched one, the hair stood up all over my arms and legs. It was a total fear reaction. I still find it intimidating. If that's the goal, it is certainly effective!
I dont know why people romantisize this aggressive dance. These people are statistically very violent and aggressive in modern society and were that way before the English came. In tribal wars all the time and practicing cannibalism and slavery if their own people
"But without knowing all this, I would have wet my pants." 😆 Me too, Mr. Muharam, me too. As an American, I think it would be fascinating to show them some dances from our Native American tribes. There are large gatherings known as powwows, where natives of various tribes perform their ceremonial dances. Lots of great videos of those. Those tribal ceramics are incredible! I must go back and watch the video featuring them, and show it to my wife. She is a sculptor and potter, and in fact, I'm joining her after I leave work at a party where she and other artists will be firing their work in a kiln. Perhaps she needs one of these as a Christmas gift?
Sure, we showed these ceramics in detail in last video. I'll also feature a video on how it's made from start to finish on our other channel (TRYBALS INSIDERr)
@@TRYBALS Just be sure to not take videos from tribes and events that don't appreciate being filmed! IIRC, some of the dances and traditions are closed and not meant to be shared. Obviously there are hundreds of tribes of indigenous people in America, so there most definitely are some that are alright with it, but please make sure that the videos filmed were taken with permission by the dancers and the event!
@@TRYBALS there are many styles of native american dancing across many regions. There is a women's style called Jingle Dancing - and the dresses are so wonderful. Covered in small bells. Every step is music
It's brilliant to see this wonderful channel developing and being self aware of its cultural introspection and exploration in itself and that it hopes to evoke in viewers. Thank you for the video!
Just as you show, share, and teach the people of your tribe about different cultures, your videos are teaching people all around the world. I am happy to see the new room. It is beautiful, and I cannot wait to learn more about your lives and culture!
Your new set is beautiful! And it provides a lot of important context to these videos, in my opinion. Before (though it's not true) there was an impression that these reactions were only about the members learning about the world. Now it's clear that, through their reactions, they're also teaching us about their own cultures and perspectives.
I am from Louisiana USA I have been enjoying watching you guys. I’m so excited to see people from different cultures communicate with respect to others. The culture I am from is called Louisiana Cajun. We are people whose ancestors came from France. From France they went to Canada. When the British won Canada from the French the people who are French in Canada moved to Louisiana. I would love to send you guys true videos of who we are as a people. If interested please let me know. I truly love what you are doing. God bless my friends!
The new setup is really well done and the colors just gives the feel of warmth and being welcome It's kind of weird and nice at the same time but many of what you're displaying are quite similar to what we have in North Africa, the colors and patterns are very close 😁
I love that they picked up that it is a show of their strength and respect. It would be great to see them react to some other hakas, like the videos out there of a haka for a family member returning home, or performed at a wedding. These are very moving as well.
Kia Ora!! As a man of culture i love your channel! i was born & raised in Tamaki Makaurau, Auckland, New Zealand This was amazing seeing the reactions for our beloved Haka Our Maori unique culture truly speaks mountains & yes it is recieved as Strength,Courage Also diversity,shows Unity & Honour So proud to be a Kiwi from New Zealand!! Kia pai to ra!!
This is my new favorite channel! I love the thoughtful insight from each person and seeing the host was great, I wondered what you looked like and your calm voice matches your peaceful face. Your studio is simply beautiful! The vibrant colors, the intricate designs on the dishes, the woven mats. It's so much better than the plain background of past videos. Makes me feel immersed in the culture. I laughed when Muharam Khan Bughio worried that he wouldn't be able to scratch an itch, but at Adnan Ali stated, we are all human, so no one will judge!
Thank you for such compliments. I have developed a special relationship with not just our guests but also with you guys. Never had I ever imagined I would be in a video. I have been on RUclips since 2016 but every channel that I've worked on I was at the back. Even my own gaming channel just had my voice in it. I feel honored and safe to be on TRYBALS I must say.
The Haka is traditionally a challenge, to determine if someone is friend or foe. It is used for visitors and in many contexts. When a dignitary arrives at a meeting place, afeather is put down for the visitor to pick up, while the warrior keeps a close eye on them. It is quite intimidating. The men are not acting, they embody the role completely.
I can't recall the exact name of it, but I lived in New Zealand for about two years and was told there were different types of haka's. The one they use in rugby has a specific meaning which is something similar to 'I respect you but I am going to fight you'.
Abdul is always so good at reading expressions. He doesn't talk much so I have to ask for his opinions most of the times because I can't miss his accurate translation of the human facial expressions.
Yeah like most Hakas are a respectful challenge, even their war ones basically mean: " I pray you are a worthy and skilled opponent so the gods will smile when I spill your blood" . There's also a popular video of a wedding haka where the brides family are challenging her husband while giving him their approval, my friend translated it to something like "son what are you afraid of? All you need to succeed is already inside you so go forth and challenge death". It's an interesting culture
The All Blacks do one of two different haka depending on the occasion. The most common one is Te Raupara's haka "Ka mate", the first one shown in this video. That's used for most international matches (they're called tests, don't ask me, I don't know). Te Rauparaha was a chief of the Ngati Toa people. He was being chased by some men who wanted to kill him, and a woman hid him in a pit used for storing kūmara (sweet potatoes). After they were gone he did this haka to celebrate the fact that he was still alive. Really important games like tournament finals and when they're playing overseas get the second one -- Kapa o Pango "Line of Black".This haka was composed specifically for the All Blacks and is an expression of their strength and readiness for the game. That said, sometimes they'll decide to do one or the other for reasons known only to them. Sometimes it's a surprise.
Seriously, with those studio improvements you have taken your channel to the next level.. well done Adnan! I cant even express how beautiful your new studio is.Those chairs must be expensive, right ? And also you are now in front of the camera, this gives me the feeling i am sitting with you guys in the studio.. a feeling of home. I hope you will add a woman to your participants, i still miss parvati although i can understand why you dont want to work with her anymore.
Thank you, yeah the chairs were most expensive from everything we have it there but it also comes with a two seater sofa too and we've ordered another set of chairs and stools which they'll make from wheat straws. It's also expensive as they craft it by hand and could take up to 10 days to make two chairs, two stools and a table. Besides, the ceramic work was also expensive but I'm happy as all of those things are crafted by hand by artisans. Oh, do you see the Priest King statue I put there? I'm sure you already know that I sculpted that myself in 2017 😃 I'm almost broke now lol and I've got to get more cameras too, the one focusing on the reactor is not mine and I have to return it soon. I feel happy to be in front of you guys and this will create a positive impression on people watching the videos I believe. I come from the same culture and background. About Parvati, I tried my bests each time to give her a feeling that it's ok to be yourself, to feel as you want, everything. I tried my very bests, that's all I could say.
@@TRYBALS I suggest your audience send video messages showing how much we miss Parvati's insights and how much value she adds, basically to boost her self confidence. Invite Parvati one day and play her these messages so that she can see for herself that she is valued. I believe this is what she needs, she must get to know her audience in a tangible way. Perhaps a Q &A session?
I love how you helped ease them into the concept by relating it to something within your own culture. While some people might like seeing raw, face-value reactions (the Haka IS terrifying to behold) there's something so much more wholesome about seeing them being surprised and yet at the same time accepting an entirely different culture.
The studio is simply gorgeous! You have really outdone yourselves. It makes me pine for the cultures my ancestors shed when they came to the United States, which was a very common thing to do. How much history and tradition we lost. It is sad when someone, for whatever reason or cause, loses their culture. I love seeing so much of yours very much alive and thriving.
I am Polynesian and for so long since i started watching this channel I was hoping you would bring some Pasifika culture to the reactors, we are small nations with big pride and love to see it shown to the world thank you so much ♡
As a proud Kiwi I thank you for bringing our powerful culture to the world. The haka is much more than a dance and I thank you again for clarifying that. Kia ora e hoa 👍👍
Oh, a new setup from since I last visited. I *love* seeing the interviewer themself too :) Makes things feel so much more intimate, and less clinical. Thank you for this awesome channel, all of you involved
I''m really loving the new studio setup. I am loving the astethics and colors. I especially enjoyed having the host be in the spotlight with them. it's really lovely seeing their perspectives in different videos and sharing their wisdom with us. Loving the new studio though as well as the cultural items ya got placed. I have been enjoying it a lot and it looks very nice and roomy. Been great fun learning about your guy's culture and your viewpoints since I discovered you guys couple years ago. Keep it up. :)
LOVE the new set!! The artwork, handicrafts and ceramics are so beautiful ~ And Adnan, it is a joy to finally see you interacting with your "tribe"! Keep up your good work!
As an Australian...who lives right next door to New Zealand...we LOVE the Haka! Our sports teams often face each other and the New Zealanders always perform the Haka before battle... and us Aussies absolutely love it! They are our enemies on the sports field, but our brothers in our hearts. If ANYONE was to touch our Maori brothers we would gladly give our lives defending them. There is a competitive hatred between us but make no mistake, New Zealand is our brother and we have always, and will always, be together against all invaders. No one has more spiritual respect for the Maori than a skip...much love to our warrior brothers across the ditch. X
I don't watch sports but I remember there was a video that showed the Maori performing a haka, and I'm not sure which nation of indigenous Australians met them on the field and did a spear dance in response (or it was the spears first and the haka second), followed by them exchanging gifts before the teams went on the field. I really wish more traditional aboriginal culture would be showcased here in Australia too. Here in Melbourne we have the Djirri Djirri dancers of the Wurundjeri peoples performing fairly often, and it's always a treat to see them dance and sing outside the State Library.
Hey from the USA here, anyone messes with our friends from Australia or NZ we’re ride or die. Y’all are little brothers. I spent a lot of time in the military with Australia and NZ military.
I'm not sure how to words this right bit that soccer or it is Football team don't they always preform The HAKA at each game as is it something that is expected from that team. Please note I am an American and do not watch sports that much. However I do know that The HAKA has so many meanings depending the situation
@@sassbrat Rugby. The All Blacks from New Zealand. They perform a haka at the start of a match usually, but there are many different haka for different ceremonies and instances.
It's a big change in your studio and it's awesome! ☺️💜 And as always, interesting thought from you guys. It is just so nice to watch your channel growing and teaching things in a respectfull manner. I love it.
I am so glad to see you are showing the tribal people videos of other indigenous/ tribal people from different parts of the world! I would love to see more videos in the future of them reacting to different indigenous people from around the world. I would especially like to see what they have to say about Native American peoples. Some good search terms are "pow wow grand entry", "pow wow fancy dancers" or "jingle dress dancers".
The set looks absolutely lovely! Inviting and warm, the only thing missing is a cup of tea/coffee! Beautiful! May the channel grow to wondrous heights for years to come.
I love your new setup! I hadn't noticed that you got a second channel. I'll be checking that one out later. With your comments about learning about other cultures art and music made me think of what you could see from my country (The Netherlands). All I could think of was a draaiorgel (literal translation: turn organ [the instrument]). Before covid one of them would play at a nearby shopping street every fryday (I could hear it from my home). It's an odd instrument and basically any song can be played on it (very odd to hear Lady Gaga in that form).
I enjoyed your videos very much before the studio change. Now it is an experience! So beautiful! Today’s view of the Maori dance from the Tribal perspectives was most enlightening. Thank you!
Love the new studio setup! It’s so beautiful and engaging! I’d want to walk around it and look at everything. This was so cool! I love seeing the Haka performed and I can only hope to see it in person someday. I’m glad they were able to appreciate it!
This new setting has given your channel a character of its own which separates it from competitors. I really like it, good work! I like having the interviewer on screen too, it makes the channel feel a lot more unique!
awesome set!! really creates a unique feeling and i love this format of you being inthe video as well, i love the interaction between you two keep this up! :D
Great to see Adnan, Muharam and Abdul out in the open. Very fine gentlemen by the look of it. Always a pleasure to see you looking at something new and being respectful and open to other cultures. Well done as usual! Stay Well and Stay Safe!
I LOVE the new setup! This feels so much more comfortable for everyone, and I love seeing the artwork and both of your outfits. I am continuously impressed by this channel, it's purpose, and everyone on it. Thank you so much for all of your hard work. This is what the internet was made for. Sending love from Colorado
Love the new set and the format. A quality of life suggestion - Get a USB presentation controller stick so you don't have to reach everytime to pause the video. :)
I love the new set up. I love seeing so much of your culture. Not just the furniture and decorations but also your clothes. I would never have thought that your shirts were so long. So very modest. If you have to scratch you can edit it out.
The new studio is beautifully decorated.I like the dishes but I love those chairs.Great video gentlemen.Please tell cha-cha I think he has a very noble bearing, thank you.
The Rock is Samoan and he has relatives in the WWE today, who has the same tribal tattoo who are in the same culture as him. WWE Jimmy and Jey Uso did their Haka Dance many years ago as their entrance on WWE and it was awesome way to show their culture that way. You can check out videos on RUclips of Jimmy and Jey Uso's Haka Dance at the live event's they had doing that.
I used to be a huge WWE fan lol and that's where I discovered most of my favorite bands too before we had the internet here lol. Yeah, might come as a surprise but WWE is very much popular here.
@@TRYBALS The only closest WWE has been from Pakistan was India when they have live events there. Because I have no idea how often WWE comes to foreign countries. All I know is that they travel a lot to different countries around the world.
I have been enjoying your videos for months now. Excellent new set! Respect for the tribal leaders & so good to see the excellent host/interviewer/presenter on screen. You bring richness & blessings to me. Thank you.
There is a different tradition for welcoming guests onto the Marae, where a woman sings you in called a A pōwhiri. It is a Māori welcoming ceremony, involving whaikōrero (formal speech) , waiata (singing) and kai (food). The Haka, is a challenge, not a welcome.
A haka can also be part of a powhiri. My marae and greater iwi have specific ones depending on who is visiting (same iwi or different). Neither of these were on a marae. There are also multiple waita and speakers at a powhiri. Yes the karanga sung by the most important woman and then received by the other groups most important woman. The waita come later. There is like 6-9 steps to a powhiri and haka can be part of it.
Eh depends on the occasions. There are a lot of different types of haka. The one you do at a powhiri (greeting ceromony) is different to a sports field/competition, celebration or a funeral. Haka is a hroad term. Would be great if waita performances (songs) could be given the same level of recognition internationally. But then would they be reduced to just 'battle cries'
Sir. Warmest greetings from Arizona, USA. Your culture is as lovely as it is fantastic. Thank you for sharing it with us. God be praised for all the different cultures around the world. Best wishes and positive thoughts to you all.
Boy he hit the nail on the head when he said the facial expressions and shouting are about expressing strength, and the dance itself a show of respect.
I could have never put that into words. I am so glad he did!
wanted to give you a thumbs up but then I saw it's at 420... xD
That was my favorite part and instantly made me like that guy. He said he can't read it write but he clearly has wisdom.
I thought it was a sign of disrespect.
@@OmniMale From what I have learned, there are many different hakas for many different occasions. Some are greetings. Some are warnings or threats. But, to me, they all look threatening.
Whatever the reason, they are all very impressive. Kinda stirs a primal space. A "warrior born" kind of spot. Like when I hear scottish pipes and drums. It makes me want to grab something and start swinging.
I am Māori and enjoyed seeing your reactions to a small part of my culture. Like yourselves, the Māori are trying to retain to their culture which was affected when the English came. It is important to remember our heritage, there are many traditions and perspectives the Europeans did not think important, but we know otherwise. Congratulations on your beautiful new set, please continue to share your culture with us as it is important that tribal peoples of the world keep the traditions alive.
here in mexico, we are also going trough this process. and i think one of the positive forces for this, is the internet, as it is a very good platform that anyone can use.
Well said.
I always thought it was a war dance more than greeting. Learn something new every day!
I like that they showed this Haka against the English. It always feels more intense for some reason (well we probably know the reason). If only Ireland had something similar lol
Ty for all your people have done
I really wished you showed the wedding Haka video that's become popular. The brides emotions as she sees her family embracing their union and then she and her husband joins in is one of the most beautiful moments I've seen in years
No we didn't, I have noticed it now and will try to show it to them next time
@@TRYBALS awesome thanks. BTW I really appreciate what you and this channel is about. I'm extremely fascinated by everyone's insight especially Abdul, I can tell he is an extremely intelligent and spiritual man, he reminds me so much of my own grandfather
I never knew there was a wedding haka! I am going to look it up now!
I came here to mention the wedding haka too! There's another moving one with a whole high school performing a haka in memory of their teacher who passed away. Honestly there's so many great videos.
One that I personally love a lot is from the Standing Rock protests, when some Maori people came from the other side of the world and performed a haka in the snowy Dakota landscape in support of their indigenous brothers and sisters.
@@revangerang This one literally brought me to tears. I pray that the embers are still burning within the hearts of all who stood. We need them now more than ever.
The new studio that displays items from your culture is inspiring and beautiful. I am looking forward to learning more about your culture .
Thank you so much!
Dude, for real, I agree. Loving the new setup and still love watching you guys since the beginning.
Someone please explain to this person that he can just display these items in some fancy art Gallery within USA and people will grab these things up for a lot of money. Look at these people bought Andy warhol's Campbell soup labels then they're going to buy something beautiful like this. I know a lot of people from South American culture that's so their designs in galleries within USA for lots of money. Not only would there be an opportunity to sell these things but more importantly it would bring attention to the culture. Everybody here in this comment section knows this stuff would sell like freaking crazy. I only wish this was an infomercial or was on QVC right now. I want my percentage hahaha
@@choice12ozborne You can find these goods in specialized stores and it tends to be amazingly cheap (a lot more expensive than it is in their country but relatively cheap by US standards). That being said, it would be nice if some items were available in the channel's store along with the generic stuff. It is truly beautiful.
I agree! I hope we learn more about the art and daily use items.
As a Maori, thank you for sharing my culture. We are a proud people and we welcome those who bring peace. Your research was short and sweet, but I also enjoyed the feedback by the Kaumatua (elders). Good content, keep it up.
Do you mind if I ask you a question, how do they all know what the choreography is? I've watched a few of the Haka videos on RUclips and the dance and words always seem different, but everyone knows it! Do they practice beforehand or is it a group of dances you learn as children? Thank you for taking the time to answer, I think it's one of the most beautiful pieces of any culture I've ever witnessed!!
@@colesuqs If You're Maori then 9 times out of 10 you learnt the Haka as a kid which is usually the Haka from your respected area and tribe in new Zealand, For example, My iwi (tribe) is Ngati Porou, we're the light skin, colored eyed maori from the east and we have Haka exclusive to our Tribe and others exclusively for theirs. then there are universal Haka for all people of all tribes and nations. but the original haka for the main iwi of new zealand (which there are a few) dates back to the old times long before the white men invaded our land.
@@colesuqs I learned haka at school. It’s impossible to know every single one but you usually learn the ones that resonate with the land you’re on or that are popular.
haha we do not welcome those who bring peace, its a war dance, made by a war lord. stupidly done over and over again, for every event.
@@joelharding3312 Aue… Kahore he pakanga kaore he rongo, e hoa.
Traditionally the Haka is a war dance. However, it is also used to celebrate weddings, birthdays and a life lost. Your are completely right that to perform it for visitors is a sign of respect and I’m glad that you understood that. Props bro you’re doing an amazing job spreading cultural enlightenment. Loved that old guy with the beard sooo wize
Having a person of that nationality greet you or perform the Haka for you is a great honor and is the highest show of respect they know. I've seen a Haka done at an airport for a young girl returning home, it was amazing
New Zealander here! Absolutely HAD to click on this notification as soon as it popped up to see what these guys think of the traditional war dance ❤️
Btw the 😛 face that looks like they're about to fight someone? It's called a pūkana, which generally refers to the eyes being widened and dilated
I absolutley love the Haka and think those guys are awesome.
As an Aussie I had to watch straight away... despite our competiveness no one on the planet has more respect for our brothers than the people of Oz. Forever battling on the sports field, forever besides you should you need it. X
I love Haka dance so much. If I'm really stressed about something I just listen these warrior chants. Its so tribal. Much love from Lapland Finland
Not greeting "the Haka" is a war dance, meant to be intimidating. The NZ people live in houses, this is the traditional dress, not worn everyday, for ceremonies. Every NZ resident learns the Haka, they have other dances. There is another dance for greeting.
Dear Tribal People, your studio is really beautiful. Such a colourful art. Thank you for showing us more of your culture. It is very interesting for us. Thank you.
I love the look of the new studio. It’s great to see the host now. I loved their reactions to this dance. When I see the NZ soccer team do it, I think it gets their adrenaline going so they play tougher.
rugby team not soccer
Other countrys from polinesia like Samoans , Tonga and Fiji do have their own type of haka too. (there is some videos where both teams make the haka at the same time which is really cool to see)
Wonderful video and very happy for the new set and the growing. Big hug from Argentina to all the Trybals family.
Fiji is in Melanesia, along with Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and more. There is also Micronesia too, like Kiribati, Marshall Islands, FSM, and more. We're all nesians for sure, but we're all proud of our different nesian regions.
@@juzzybot3455 Thanks for the correction. Beautiful cultures all over the world.
I love this channel. It treats all cultures with respect and your guests are so incredibly good and honest promoters of open minds. Thank you for showing us so much about your culture !
And being open minded while still loving their own culture! Here in America, a lot of people act as you can't do both. Or act as if all other cultures are to be appreciated except those of Northern and Western Europeans. Some even act as if people from those places don't *have* cultures. It's sad because we're losing touch with our history.
I totally agree with you. First you have to know, understand and love your own culture. Then you can understand why other people love their culture. This world is so beautiful and diverse, I cannot get enough of travel. For me it is a wonderful world and a beautiful gift of a loving God. ❤
The new set up looks very professional! Love the name plates you used when you put their names on the screen. Very fitting and cohesive. I like that you're in front of the camera too. You've done an impressive job making the studio stand out and reflect your own country. Hope you are able to get the second camera as it allows more angles and focuses. Not only does the studio now make the participants more comfortable and reflect their culture, it makes the vids more enjoyable to watch. You deserve a round of applause 👏, Adnan. And in the words of Muharam, Wow bro, WOW!
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Ahhh beautiful, as a New Zealander I think you've done a wonderful job of looking at this tradition. The only thing I'd say is that those two haka in particular are more like challenges or intimidation, than the haka used for greeting or celebrating important people or events.
I love the new set, and am so thrilled seeing your channel growing and developing!!
Well said.
Thanks for clarifying that.
No matter how many times I watch them, Haka always make me emotional. I love seeing other people's reaction to the culture
The first time I ever watched one, the hair stood up all over my arms and legs. It was a total fear reaction. I still find it intimidating. If that's the goal, it is certainly effective!
Same. Always puts tears in my eyes.
There's a video on RUclips of a wedding and the bride's brothers did a Haka to welcome the husband into the family. I cry every time.
I dont know why people romantisize this aggressive dance. These people are statistically very violent and aggressive in modern society and were that way before the English came. In tribal wars all the time and practicing cannibalism and slavery if their own people
"But without knowing all this, I would have wet my pants." 😆 Me too, Mr. Muharam, me too. As an American, I think it would be fascinating to show them some dances from our Native American tribes. There are large gatherings known as powwows, where natives of various tribes perform their ceremonial dances. Lots of great videos of those.
Those tribal ceramics are incredible! I must go back and watch the video featuring them, and show it to my wife. She is a sculptor and potter, and in fact, I'm joining her after I leave work at a party where she and other artists will be firing their work in a kiln. Perhaps she needs one of these as a Christmas gift?
Sure, we showed these ceramics in detail in last video. I'll also feature a video on how it's made from start to finish on our other channel (TRYBALS INSIDERr)
@@TRYBALS Just be sure to not take videos from tribes and events that don't appreciate being filmed! IIRC, some of the dances and traditions are closed and not meant to be shared. Obviously there are hundreds of tribes of indigenous people in America, so there most definitely are some that are alright with it, but please make sure that the videos filmed were taken with permission by the dancers and the event!
@@TRYBALS there are many styles of native american dancing across many regions. There is a women's style called Jingle Dancing - and the dresses are so wonderful. Covered in small bells. Every step is music
It's brilliant to see this wonderful channel developing and being self aware of its cultural introspection and exploration in itself and that it hopes to evoke in viewers.
Thank you for the video!
Just as you show, share, and teach the people of your tribe about different cultures, your videos are teaching people all around the world. I am happy to see the new room. It is beautiful, and I cannot wait to learn more about your lives and culture!
I am an Indigenous Australian and I love this channel ❤
Your new set is beautiful! And it provides a lot of important context to these videos, in my opinion. Before (though it's not true) there was an impression that these reactions were only about the members learning about the world. Now it's clear that, through their reactions, they're also teaching us about their own cultures and perspectives.
Wow! Look at all the beautiful colors in the new studio! It's lovely to see. Always a pleasure catching up with these warm-hearted souls.
I am from Louisiana USA
I have been enjoying watching you guys. I’m so excited to see people from different cultures communicate with respect to others. The culture I am from is called Louisiana Cajun. We are people whose ancestors came from France. From France they went to Canada. When the British won Canada from the French the people who are French in Canada moved to Louisiana. I would love to send you guys true videos of who we are as a people. If interested please let me know. I truly love what you are doing. God bless my friends!
Amazing, I'm so happy you chose to do this with your studio. A wholesome video as always 👏
The new setup is really well done and the colors just gives the feel of warmth and being welcome
It's kind of weird and nice at the same time but many of what you're displaying are quite similar to what we have in North Africa, the colors and patterns are very close 😁
I love that they picked up that it is a show of their strength and respect. It would be great to see them react to some other hakas, like the videos out there of a haka for a family member returning home, or performed at a wedding. These are very moving as well.
Kia Ora!! As a man of culture i love your channel!
i was born & raised in Tamaki Makaurau, Auckland, New Zealand
This was amazing seeing the reactions for our beloved Haka
Our Maori unique culture truly speaks mountains & yes it is recieved as Strength,Courage
Also diversity,shows Unity & Honour
So proud to be a Kiwi from New Zealand!! Kia pai to ra!!
Greetings from a tarara 😊
This is my new favorite channel! I love the thoughtful insight from each person and seeing the host was great, I wondered what you looked like and your calm voice matches your peaceful face. Your studio is simply beautiful! The vibrant colors, the intricate designs on the dishes, the woven mats. It's so much better than the plain background of past videos. Makes me feel immersed in the culture. I laughed when Muharam Khan Bughio worried that he wouldn't be able to scratch an itch, but at Adnan Ali stated, we are all human, so no one will judge!
Thank you for such compliments. I have developed a special relationship with not just our guests but also with you guys. Never had I ever imagined I would be in a video. I have been on RUclips since 2016 but every channel that I've worked on I was at the back. Even my own gaming channel just had my voice in it. I feel honored and safe to be on TRYBALS I must say.
The Haka is traditionally a challenge, to determine if someone is friend or foe. It is used for visitors and in many contexts. When a dignitary arrives at a meeting place, afeather is put down for the visitor to pick up, while the warrior keeps a close eye on them. It is quite intimidating. The men are not acting, they embody the role completely.
Love the colors, politeness, and sense of humor of this culture. Thank you.
I can't recall the exact name of it, but I lived in New Zealand for about two years and was told there were different types of haka's. The one they use in rugby has a specific meaning which is something similar to 'I respect you but I am going to fight you'.
Abdul is always so good at reading expressions. He doesn't talk much so I have to ask for his opinions most of the times because I can't miss his accurate translation of the human facial expressions.
Yeah like most Hakas are a respectful challenge, even their war ones basically mean: " I pray you are a worthy and skilled opponent so the gods will smile when I spill your blood" . There's also a popular video of a wedding haka where the brides family are challenging her husband while giving him their approval, my friend translated it to something like "son what are you afraid of? All you need to succeed is already inside you so go forth and challenge death". It's an interesting culture
i think the ones that the All blacks do are called "Kamate, Kamate" and the one from 2005 that they do in special ocasions called "Kapa O Pango"
@@mikhaildas kamate, kamate, thats the one
The All Blacks do one of two different haka depending on the occasion.
The most common one is Te Raupara's haka "Ka mate", the first one shown in this video. That's used for most international matches (they're called tests, don't ask me, I don't know). Te Rauparaha was a chief of the Ngati Toa people. He was being chased by some men who wanted to kill him, and a woman hid him in a pit used for storing kūmara (sweet potatoes). After they were gone he did this haka to celebrate the fact that he was still alive.
Really important games like tournament finals and when they're playing overseas get the second one -- Kapa o Pango "Line of Black".This haka was composed specifically for the All Blacks and is an expression of their strength and readiness for the game.
That said, sometimes they'll decide to do one or the other for reasons known only to them. Sometimes it's a surprise.
The hakas for weddings & funerals are the most moving, to me. I cry every tim.🥹 I hope you get a chance to show them some of those other routines.
love the new setup! we get to see you, Mr. Adnan! also, with all the colors and handcrafts, you are now recognizable in all the try-type channels.
Seriously, with those studio improvements you have taken your channel to the next level.. well done Adnan!
I cant even express how beautiful your new studio is.Those chairs must be expensive, right ?
And also you are now in front of the camera, this gives me the feeling i am sitting with you guys in the studio.. a feeling of home.
I hope you will add a woman to your participants, i still miss parvati although i can understand why you dont want to work with her anymore.
Thank you, yeah the chairs were most expensive from everything we have it there but it also comes with a two seater sofa too and we've ordered another set of chairs and stools which they'll make from wheat straws. It's also expensive as they craft it by hand and could take up to 10 days to make two chairs, two stools and a table. Besides, the ceramic work was also expensive but I'm happy as all of those things are crafted by hand by artisans. Oh, do you see the Priest King statue I put there? I'm sure you already know that I sculpted that myself in 2017 😃 I'm almost broke now lol and I've got to get more cameras too, the one focusing on the reactor is not mine and I have to return it soon. I feel happy to be in front of you guys and this will create a positive impression on people watching the videos I believe. I come from the same culture and background. About Parvati, I tried my bests each time to give her a feeling that it's ok to be yourself, to feel as you want, everything. I tried my very bests, that's all I could say.
@@TRYBALS if you ever see Parvati again, please, tell her that we miss her.
@@TRYBALS I suggest your audience send video messages showing how much we miss Parvati's insights and how much value she adds, basically to boost her self confidence. Invite Parvati one day and play her these messages so that she can see for herself that she is valued. I believe this is what she needs, she must get to know her audience in a tangible way. Perhaps a Q &A session?
I love how you helped ease them into the concept by relating it to something within your own culture. While some people might like seeing raw, face-value reactions (the Haka IS terrifying to behold) there's something so much more wholesome about seeing them being surprised and yet at the same time accepting an entirely different culture.
The studio is simply gorgeous! You have really outdone yourselves. It makes me pine for the cultures my ancestors shed when they came to the United States, which was a very common thing to do. How much history and tradition we lost. It is sad when someone, for whatever reason or cause, loses their culture. I love seeing so much of yours very much alive and thriving.
I am Polynesian and for so long since i started watching this channel I was hoping you would bring some Pasifika culture to the reactors, we are small nations with big pride and love to see it shown to the world thank you so much ♡
As a proud Kiwi I thank you for bringing our powerful culture to the world. The haka is much more than a dance and I thank you again for clarifying that. Kia ora e hoa 👍👍
Those chairs!! So beautiful as well as the rest of the set. Great idea!
This studio is SO incredible! I love it so much! You are so so amazing!
Oh, a new setup from since I last visited. I *love* seeing the interviewer themself too :) Makes things feel so much more intimate, and less clinical.
Thank you for this awesome channel, all of you involved
This was wonderful Adnan ❤️❤️ to see you all relaxing and chatting in such a beautiful setting was a joy to the eye.
Blessings to you all 💖🙏🙏xx
Brilliant! Thank you so much! I love your new setup, as well!
Love the new studio! You should react to Irish dancing next! :)
I''m really loving the new studio setup. I am loving the astethics and colors. I especially enjoyed having the host be in the spotlight with them. it's really lovely seeing their perspectives in different videos and sharing their wisdom with us. Loving the new studio though as well as the cultural items ya got placed. I have been enjoying it a lot and it looks very nice and roomy. Been great fun learning about your guy's culture and your viewpoints since I discovered you guys couple years ago. Keep it up. :)
Your studio is sooo beautiful now! Congratulations!
LOVE the new set!! The artwork, handicrafts and ceramics are so beautiful ~ And Adnan, it is a joy to finally see you interacting with your "tribe"! Keep up your good work!
As an Australian...who lives right next door to New Zealand...we LOVE the Haka! Our sports teams often face each other and the New Zealanders always perform the Haka before battle... and us Aussies absolutely love it! They are our enemies on the sports field, but our brothers in our hearts. If ANYONE was to touch our Maori brothers we would gladly give our lives defending them. There is a competitive hatred between us but make no mistake, New Zealand is our brother and we have always, and will always, be together against all invaders. No one has more spiritual respect for the Maori than a skip...much love to our warrior brothers across the ditch. X
Exactly as you say, it's a sibling relationship. We can give each other shit, but anybody else tries it and we close ranks!
I don't watch sports but I remember there was a video that showed the Maori performing a haka, and I'm not sure which nation of indigenous Australians met them on the field and did a spear dance in response (or it was the spears first and the haka second), followed by them exchanging gifts before the teams went on the field.
I really wish more traditional aboriginal culture would be showcased here in Australia too. Here in Melbourne we have the Djirri Djirri dancers of the Wurundjeri peoples performing fairly often, and it's always a treat to see them dance and sing outside the State Library.
Hey from the USA here, anyone messes with our friends from Australia or NZ we’re ride or die. Y’all are little brothers. I spent a lot of time in the military with Australia and NZ military.
I'm not sure how to words this right bit that soccer or it is Football team don't they always preform The HAKA at each game as is it something that is expected from that team. Please note I am an American and do not watch sports that much. However I do know that The HAKA has so many meanings depending the situation
@@sassbrat Rugby. The All Blacks from New Zealand. They perform a haka at the start of a match usually, but there are many different haka for different ceremonies and instances.
LOVE the new set up!!!!!!!! Thank you for your efforts-amazingly beautiful & welcoming!!!!
It's a big change in your studio and it's awesome! ☺️💜 And as always, interesting thought from you guys. It is just so nice to watch your channel growing and teaching things in a respectfull manner. I love it.
Oh the new studio is BEAUTIFUL!! ❤
Beautiful. I like all of it, the setup, the personalities, and the sharing of culture. Even better than before. Big love.
I love the new set up!! It looks great!
I am so glad to see you are showing the tribal people videos of other indigenous/ tribal people from different parts of the world! I would love to see more videos in the future of them reacting to different indigenous people from around the world. I would especially like to see what they have to say about Native American peoples. Some good search terms are "pow wow grand entry", "pow wow fancy dancers" or "jingle dress dancers".
Love love LOVE the new set! Keep it up!
The set looks absolutely lovely! Inviting and warm, the only thing missing is a cup of tea/coffee! Beautiful!
May the channel grow to wondrous heights for years to come.
The new set is gorgeous!
I love your new setup! I hadn't noticed that you got a second channel. I'll be checking that one out later. With your comments about learning about other cultures art and music made me think of what you could see from my country (The Netherlands). All I could think of was a draaiorgel (literal translation: turn organ [the instrument]). Before covid one of them would play at a nearby shopping street every fryday (I could hear it from my home). It's an odd instrument and basically any song can be played on it (very odd to hear Lady Gaga in that form).
I like this format very much! Thank you for sharing these with us!
I enjoyed your videos very much before the studio change. Now it is an experience! So beautiful! Today’s view of the Maori dance from the Tribal perspectives was most enlightening. Thank you!
You're new Set up is so beautiful , I love it ! It's nice to see you too !
Thank you 🤗
The studio looks stunning. Well done!
Love the new studio setup! It’s so beautiful and engaging! I’d want to walk around it and look at everything. This was so cool! I love seeing the Haka performed and I can only hope to see it in person someday. I’m glad they were able to appreciate it!
Aww, thanks Sarah. I hope that you'd be able to visit us someday and teach me photography hehe 😃
@@TRYBALS I would love that so much!! 😊
I love the New studio, very beautiful ❤️ It kinda reminds me of our indigenous art from Brazil ❤️
Thank you for showing us some of your traditions while you learn about ours and the traditions of others.
Every culture is unique and beautiful
Yes it tiz☝🏻😏💨🤍
I love the new set. Those chairs are gorgeous!
This new setting has given your channel a character of its own which separates it from competitors. I really like it, good work! I like having the interviewer on screen too, it makes the channel feel a lot more unique!
awesome set!! really creates a unique feeling
and i love this format of you being inthe video as well, i love the interaction between you two
keep this up! :D
Your new studio is beautiful. You clearly put a good amount of effort into it.
I came here for a beautiful dance and I am in love with your beautiful new studio! What fantastic work by the channel producers, well done!
Congratulations on the new set ,very nice
Love the new set and format!
Set is amazing and love the humor
I love the set...and the captions...and seeing our host...and Maori Haka 😍
The new set up is absolutely stunning! So happy to see this channel growing and thriving. ❤️
Great to see Adnan, Muharam and Abdul out in the open. Very fine gentlemen by the look of it.
Always a pleasure to see you looking at something new and being respectful and open to other cultures.
Well done as usual! Stay Well and Stay Safe!
Love the new studio!
Set looks fantastic.
I LOVE the new setup!
This feels so much more comfortable for everyone, and I love seeing the artwork and both of your outfits.
I am continuously impressed by this channel, it's purpose, and everyone on it. Thank you so much for all of your hard work.
This is what the internet was made for. Sending love from Colorado
Wow, love the new set! Is Pavarti coming back? I always liked her, and it was nice to have a woman involved.
I love your new set up!
Love the new set and the format. A quality of life suggestion - Get a USB presentation controller stick so you don't have to reach everytime to pause the video. :)
Haha, thanks. I already have it somewhere there. It's a palm sized wireless keyboard plus mouse pad. Really makes life much more easier.
I love the new set up. I love seeing so much of your culture. Not just the furniture and decorations but also your clothes. I would never have thought that your shirts were so long. So very modest. If you have to scratch you can edit it out.
O cenário novo é LINDO! Os vídeos são sempre preciosos! Aprendo muito com eles
Finalmente um comentário em português 😅
The new studio is beautifully decorated.I like the dishes but I love those chairs.Great video gentlemen.Please tell cha-cha I think he has a very noble bearing, thank you.
I loved this!!! The Maori have such a beautiful way of being, and so do you all!
Everything in your studio looks so beautiful. Handcrafted and exquisite work. I really love all the colors too. They are so vibrant.
Now that they've seen this , show them the Haka that was done at a wedding , it's the best , brings you to tears .
A war dance a wedding . . . the Maoris of old would not put up with that rubbish.
@Joel Harding you don't know our heritage or traditions.
@@joelharding3312 The HAKA isn't a war dance , go read something .
The Rock is Samoan and he has relatives in the WWE today, who has the same tribal tattoo who are in the same culture as him. WWE Jimmy and Jey Uso did their Haka Dance many years ago as their entrance on WWE and it was awesome way to show their culture that way. You can check out videos on RUclips of Jimmy and Jey Uso's Haka Dance at the live event's they had doing that.
I used to be a huge WWE fan lol and that's where I discovered most of my favorite bands too before we had the internet here lol. Yeah, might come as a surprise but WWE is very much popular here.
@@TRYBALS WWE is popular everywhere in the world, they even try having WWE live events in countries they never been before.
Well, they haven't been to Pakistan ever 😃
@@TRYBALS The only closest WWE has been from Pakistan was India when they have live events there. Because I have no idea how often WWE comes to foreign countries. All I know is that they travel a lot to different countries around the world.
Beautiful set, you did great work. Glad to to see your face too
Thank you, nice to meet you all
Adnan, you really are an artist, interior designer, keeping culture and tradition ❤along with modern technology 🙏
The new set is beautiful and it is nice being able to see our host as well.
Liking the new studio.
I have been enjoying your videos for months now. Excellent new set! Respect for the tribal leaders & so good to see the excellent host/interviewer/presenter on screen. You bring richness & blessings to me. Thank you.
There is a different tradition for welcoming guests onto the Marae, where a woman sings you in called a A pōwhiri. It is a Māori welcoming ceremony, involving whaikōrero (formal speech) , waiata (singing) and kai (food). The Haka, is a challenge, not a welcome.
A haka can also be part of a powhiri. My marae and greater iwi have specific ones depending on who is visiting (same iwi or different). Neither of these were on a marae. There are also multiple waita and speakers at a powhiri. Yes the karanga sung by the most important woman and then received by the other groups most important woman. The waita come later. There is like 6-9 steps to a powhiri and haka can be part of it.
@@spaghetti1641 I remember them being rather long.
I love the new studio set up so much, it’s a beautiful representation of your culture! Thank you all for making these wonderful videos!
It's not a greeting, it's a traditional war dance before the battle. Love the new studio!
Eh depends on the occasions. There are a lot of different types of haka. The one you do at a powhiri (greeting ceromony) is different to a sports field/competition, celebration or a funeral. Haka is a hroad term.
Would be great if waita performances (songs) could be given the same level of recognition internationally. But then would they be reduced to just 'battle cries'
Sir. Warmest greetings from Arizona, USA.
Your culture is as lovely as it is fantastic.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
God be praised for all the different cultures around the world.
Best wishes and positive thoughts to you all.
Lovely interviews. New studio arrangement is beautiful and unique. I look forward to more videos!
The studio looks great!