My family is kanaka Maoli from Maui and Hawaii (The Big Island) I was hanai when I was a little kid, I come from the Oglala & Cheyenne River (Mnicoujou) Lakota. When people ask me what I am, my kanaka Maoli uncle said that I should say that I am a Hawaiian Lakota. 😁 I honor my Hawaiian family and roots, they will always be a part of me, I have rejoined my Lakota culture, I embrace it whole heartedly, so my regalia reflects my Lakota heritage as well as my Hawaiian heritage. Nobody has the right to take it from me. It is how I honor both of my cultures, and my ohana.
Mahalo for this🥹. I’m from here however I’m black. I know the difference between kanaka maoli and kamaʻāina and have considered myself kamaʻāina. I never thought I would be Hawaiian❤️🌺🤙🏾😎
Don’t worry, you’re not Hawaiian… as words’ meanings change over time and circumstances… this was a time when the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi was still a nation… today Hawaiian = Kanaka Maoli
@@Jkh808Your advisory on what is a Hawaiian and what is Kanaka Maoli is incorrect. Ever since the inception of the word Hawaiian in approximately 1829, the term is an abbreviated form of Hawaiian subject of the Hawaiian Kingdom. There were aboriginal and non aboriginal subjects of the Hawaiian Kingdom, and Hawaiian applies to both. Hawaiian is a political status, or nationality; it is not nor ever was intended to be a reference to ethnicity. That unfortunate development has happened because of the American occupation of the territory of the Hawaiian Kingdom and the subsequent inculcation of the population of the Hawaiian Kingdom for the purpose of Denationilization and Americanization, especially the school age keiki who had no recollection of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Kanaka Maoli are piha koko Hawai’i, or full blooded aboriginal Hawaiian subject of the Hawaiian Kingdom. If one is only partially descended from aboriginal Hawaiian subjects, they are hapa, not kanaka maoli. You said that Hawaiian was used in a way peculiar to the time when the Kingdom of Hawai’i was still a nation; it remains an independent nation state today as it never relinquished sovereignty, jurisdiction, land title and it’s population to the United States.
@@Jkh808 Go study more before making an ass of yourself, and more worse doing so towards somebody with sincere and wholesome intentions! Fkn jackass lmao fkn shame. Sovereignty remains intact as it was the Hawaiian Kingdom GOVERNMENT who was overthrown on Jan 17, 1893 and not the COUNTRY. Do you understand? Countries, my dear retardo, cannot be overthrown but their governments can. Therefore, the OP can invoke ‘Hawaiian’ as a national identifier as it’s factually accurate to do so. She’d obviously be out of pocket if she tried claiming ‘kanaka’ or ‘hapa’ in the absence of any legitimate aboriginal ties.
i was born and raised in hawaii but never called myself "Hawaiian" because I have no once of hawaiian blood...i had to explain this to all my foreigner friends
I was on da Bus going through Kakaako when someone on da Bus started some racist bullshit causing Uncle to stand up. Uncle was a huge Hawaiian man who made it clear that Hawaiians are not racists and that there was to be no racism in Hawaii and stopped all the nonsense in its tracks.
So me, with half Hawaiian/caucasion , grew up Molokai n Hau’ula… I pulled more Caucasian … from small kid… days… 😅… always got in fights no matter where we went live… all cause we looked white.. but we are Kanak maoli 🧬. I seen new kids come school…bus up… why.. white… no tell me Hawaiians can’t be racist… we were taught… white man bad… hate America.. all bad… yeah.. I ended up being an adult racist in Hawaii … until I found Jesus… race no matter, His blood 🩸 does. Cheehuu 🎉
It all comes down to RESPECT! Born and raised, 1/3 Hawaiian 3/4 American Indian Caucasian I’ve seen and heard Haoles calling Hawaiians the N word. In the mid-nineteenth century, Hawaiians were more than aware of the way America slaughtered Native tribes and enslaved Africans. So much so that, in 1852, Hawaiians outlawed slavery in their constitution and decreed that any slave that arrived in Hawaiʻi would be emancipated, 11 years before President Lincoln signed on January 1st of 1863
I lived in Hawaii and I never heard the N word being used to describe anybody. I did hear the word hoale. In fact you just used the racist slur, how ironic.
This is a very interesting topic as I've never considered myself to be Hawaiian even though life in these islands is all I know. Spent my youth mopping guava on the side of the road down in Puna and my early adulthood being a creature in Waikiki. I just consider myself local. I try my best to live aloha but I'd never dare call myself Hawaiian. My understanding was that it's interchangeable with kanaka maoli. Shoutout to Ka'ikena though. Incredibly smart and hardworking kanaka. It was a pleasure and an honor to work alongside him.
It's hard to find a 100% Kanak these days. I am Portagee Hawaiian. But I do agree that people can be Hawaiian and not Kanaka. My mom is Portagee but she probably malamas this 'aina more than me.
@@kanoawai my grandpa was pure too and his siblings. Just kinda upsetting when people try to claim Hawaiian but with no koko. I kinda find it disrespectful 😓 but at the same time i have good friends with no koko from Hawaii who i wouldnt even be mad if they claimed it 😅. Frick idk… or Hawaiians who come to mainland and think theyre blessed by Kamehameha himself and are above kanaka from the Mainland 🤣🤣🤣 i grew up on mainland and yet still know more of my history and culture than many who come over from Hawaii since my grandparents (and mom) from Waianae and Kalihi raised us.
@user-uy4lr5jl2h you sound dumb af 💯 Hawaiian culture is still alive. Just because you hang out in Waikiki and the mainland dont mean Hawaiians have disappeared. From Hawaii? Yes… priced outta paradise, yet it still lives on. Still got kalo farmers, fishermen, hula, mele, oli, surfers (which is Hawaiian), and fighters. And get plenty speakers of Olelo Hawaii. So yeah, id rather go to a Hawaiian to learn more than a Samoan or Tongan.
The first people to arrive in Hawaii were "of" some other places. How many generations does it take people to become "of" the place they were born to??
@@Dnttou0497 Not a real member of the race. Non Polynesians don’t know what the Hawaiian phenotype is because too many mutts only identifying as Hawaiian. 90% Asian/white/black but only 10% Hawaiian and they choose to only say they’re Hawaiian
I’d tell all my friends not of kanaka maoli decent that were born here and even some that weren’t but have the aloha, respect and mindset of being of this land and understanding that we do not own the land but we all belong to it and while we are here protect and take care of her for we would not be here without her.
Ti hei mauri ora from new Zealand to our cousins of hawai'i, ive heard some chatter from the African American community about the great tupuna Kamehameha being of African decent this is a strange claim and id like to know the thoughts of kanaka maoil on this, kiaora
Well we may not ever know, but I think it doesn’t matter because at the end of the day we are all humans with our own uniqueness. Besides, race and ethnicity is just to divide us from each other. Viewing others through color is blindness in itself.
Black Americans claim legitimately EVERYTHING is black. Our ancestors were taught to hate ourselves and apparently it worked because I have cousins that claim we are the real, Egyptians, Jews,Europeans,Arabs,Meso-Americans etc etc Tbh now that you’re saying blacks are claiming to be “the real” Polynesians too it’s not a surprise but I believe I’ve now heard us claim to be everything but Africans at this point 😂
Maoli and Maori are the same people same voyage, Maori claim to be the Israelites, and a distinct species trait (Rocker Jaw) we are original species no African apart from Mauri of Mauritania have this species trait we are as nazlet khater first people of Egypt also. Always been distinct from other human species.
I am Hawaiian and here is my thought. All Homo sapiens came from Africa so technically yes but no. Each ethnicity and identity evolved to become different from one another depending on the region. But no, he is Polynesian.
If you are a tourist in Hawai'i you are a guest and you must respect the land (aina), respect the traditions, dont destroy heiau and hale. Respect sacred lands and burial areas. Learn Hawaiian as much as you can. You are truly not in a state but stolen territory since 1893 but colonized by haole (foreigners) since 1700s when captain Cook came to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) and was defeated. Kamehameha was a true ali'i (chieftain) and there were several ali'i since and Liliukalani became queen she was very revered and treated even commoners (ainana) fair. Hawaiian was spoken but yet after the great takeover by the Doles and the US Military of Queen Emma who was forced to abdicate. Many of the areas surrounding Honolulu were under military siege and later the citizens lost independence. So you see ever since the takeover in 1893 until statehood was wrong and after 1959 the tourist industry became stronger and many developments came in and disrespected the lands and traditions of the Kanaka Maoli. I am a haole and believe Hawaii was/is stolen and needs to have a majority of lands returned to tge Kanaka Maoli. I visited Honolulu and enjoyed listening to the Hawaiian langage spoken in a Sunday Service. The Chaplain spoke fluent Hawaiian and the ōlelo was quite colorful
It is A Maoridom not a kingdom! it was all about our people not a man or woman. From Taiwan to Hawaii to Rapanui to Aotearoa already biggest kingdom in history because we had kings and queens. 1/3rd surface area of Earth it was. To go to every continent from there was easy to sail. For thousands of years we would pop up then leave filling the non sea fearing savages with jealousy and hate no disrespect but in turn we cultivators were murdered by Hunter gatherers such as Europeans etc poor cultivators. famine disease or homelessness are not our claim but everyone else’s. The world is wrong today because this (Kingdom) is ran by incompetent leaders and brain dead peasants how you always were. You will never stand against your leaders to stand for the people, effort and results is not how you have ever been governed. We recorded that within 3 generations our populations and grew several inches in height across the board after banning projectiles specifically the bow and arrow. You will be better people once you develop concepts of Sacred/Forbidden and no that’s not Judicial Law. No disrespect.
I'm mostly Hawaiian, i look fucken white, talk white, but i was born and raised here as a Hawaiian, my blood is halfway Hawaiian, just not fully there.
How can you look "white" and consider yourself Hawaiian? Being born and raised there (as I was) does not make you "Hawaiian". If you were white and raised in Japan, does that make you "Japanese?" NO
@@kalolagirl4648 I've got about half Hawaiian blood, and I've lived on this island with these people my whole life. And i ain't one of the Haoles who has some fucken mansion or whatever, I live with the actual people of Hawai'i
That's a lie, i been here ten years and it seems Hawaii has forgotten its 200+ years of black history, IVE BEEN SUBJECT TO SAID NON-EXISTENT RACISM 🙄, it sound good!!✊🏿💚🖤👇🏿WSCPT1975
SSSSSH....MY HANAI IS BRIGHT FAMILY. 5TH. 6TH GRADE........MY WIFE IS KAMEHAMEHA NUI. RUBILLITE KAWENA KINNEY JOHNSON K..FOUNDATION HER DAUGHTER...MY MOTHER. QUEEN OF INKERE..FATGERS A SWEDE..KARLBERG DECENDANT... AND THEY PASSED..IM MOVING EAST! HANG! KAMEHAMEHA NUI..IM NOT SMALL. WORLD ISSUES..CFJ. 🖖😎❤🖖❤👁👁❤
It all comes down to slavery. We all see what happens when you just let anyone into your shores. I look back at even the monarchy and challenge their beliefs. The same ones that haven’t restored since even before Kamehameha 1. There are just too many holes in peoples perception that lead to overthrows and occupation.
My family is kanaka Maoli from Maui and Hawaii (The Big Island) I was hanai when I was a little kid, I come from the Oglala & Cheyenne River (Mnicoujou) Lakota. When people ask me what I am, my kanaka Maoli uncle said that I should say that I am a Hawaiian Lakota. 😁 I honor my Hawaiian family and roots, they will always be a part of me, I have rejoined my Lakota culture, I embrace it whole heartedly, so my regalia reflects my Lakota heritage as well as my Hawaiian heritage. Nobody has the right to take it from me. It is how I honor both of my cultures, and my ohana.
Just don't use that British flag at all...why use the oppressors symbol
Your Hawaiian grandpa had kids with an Oglala?
Mahalo for this🥹. I’m from here however I’m black. I know the difference between kanaka maoli and kamaʻāina and have considered myself kamaʻāina. I never thought I would be Hawaiian❤️🌺🤙🏾😎
Don’t worry, you’re not Hawaiian… as words’ meanings change over time and circumstances… this was a time when the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi was still a nation… today Hawaiian = Kanaka Maoli
@@Jkh808Your advisory on what is a Hawaiian and what is Kanaka Maoli is incorrect. Ever since the inception of the word Hawaiian in approximately 1829, the term is an abbreviated form of Hawaiian subject of the Hawaiian Kingdom. There were aboriginal and non aboriginal subjects of the Hawaiian Kingdom, and Hawaiian applies to both. Hawaiian is a political status, or nationality; it is not nor ever was intended to be a reference to ethnicity. That unfortunate development has happened because of the American occupation of the territory of the Hawaiian Kingdom and the subsequent inculcation of the population of the Hawaiian Kingdom for the purpose of Denationilization and Americanization, especially the school age keiki who had no recollection of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Kanaka Maoli are piha koko Hawai’i, or full blooded aboriginal Hawaiian subject of the Hawaiian Kingdom. If one is only partially descended from aboriginal Hawaiian subjects, they are hapa, not kanaka maoli. You said that Hawaiian was used in a way peculiar to the time when the Kingdom of Hawai’i was still a nation; it remains an independent nation state today as it never relinquished sovereignty, jurisdiction, land title and it’s population to the United States.
@@Jkh808 Go study more before making an ass of yourself, and more worse doing so towards somebody with sincere and wholesome intentions! Fkn jackass lmao fkn shame. Sovereignty remains intact as it was the Hawaiian Kingdom GOVERNMENT who was overthrown on Jan 17, 1893 and not the COUNTRY. Do you understand? Countries, my dear retardo, cannot be overthrown but their governments can. Therefore, the OP can invoke ‘Hawaiian’ as a national identifier as it’s factually accurate to do so. She’d obviously be out of pocket if she tried claiming ‘kanaka’ or ‘hapa’ in the absence of any legitimate aboriginal ties.
@@Jkh808 you sound like a hater let them be happy
i was born and raised in hawaii but never called myself "Hawaiian" because I have no once of hawaiian blood...i had to explain this to all my foreigner friends
I was on da Bus going through Kakaako when someone on da Bus started some racist bullshit causing Uncle to stand up. Uncle was a huge Hawaiian man who made it clear that Hawaiians are not racists and that there was to be no racism in Hawaii and stopped all the nonsense in its tracks.
So me, with half Hawaiian/caucasion , grew up Molokai n Hau’ula… I pulled more Caucasian … from small kid… days… 😅… always got in fights no matter where we went live… all cause we looked white.. but we are Kanak maoli 🧬. I seen new kids come school…bus up… why.. white… no tell me Hawaiians can’t be racist… we were taught… white man bad… hate America.. all bad… yeah.. I ended up being an adult racist in Hawaii … until I found Jesus… race no matter, His blood 🩸 does. Cheehuu 🎉
It all comes down to RESPECT!
Born and raised, 1/3 Hawaiian
3/4 American Indian Caucasian
I’ve seen and heard Haoles calling Hawaiians the N word.
In the mid-nineteenth century, Hawaiians were more than aware of the way America slaughtered Native tribes and enslaved Africans. So much so that, in 1852, Hawaiians outlawed slavery in their constitution and decreed that any slave that arrived in Hawaiʻi would be emancipated, 11 years before President Lincoln signed on January 1st of 1863
Native Hawaiians are characterized by a mixture of Polynesian, Asian, European and African ancestry..just saying 😅
I lived in Hawaii and I never heard the N word being used to describe anybody. I did hear the word hoale. In fact you just used the racist slur, how ironic.
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How ironic you say….,well that racist word was used against me and a friend. how ironic? I was also talking about respect.
@@jadakahakelii383
If you are talking about respect, try not to use a racial slur.
Moron
Whoever is living there now obviously dont care about the aina. Never seen so much litter in beautiful places always the same local types
This is a very interesting topic as I've never considered myself to be Hawaiian even though life in these islands is all I know. Spent my youth mopping guava on the side of the road down in Puna and my early adulthood being a creature in Waikiki. I just consider myself local. I try my best to live aloha but I'd never dare call myself Hawaiian. My understanding was that it's interchangeable with kanaka maoli.
Shoutout to Ka'ikena though. Incredibly smart and hardworking kanaka. It was a pleasure and an honor to work alongside him.
Yup and his trust that has been managed by the bank of Hawaii should be made public to both Hawaiian(s) & Kanaka Maoli
It's hard to find a 100% Kanak these days. I am Portagee Hawaiian. But I do agree that people can be Hawaiian and not Kanaka. My mom is Portagee but she probably malamas this 'aina more than me.
Its hard to find a 100% anything these days.
I know choke pure Kanaka maoli . That’s so portagee to say. My grandma is pure. My grandpa was but he passed. I’m 3/4’s damn near.
@@kanoawai my grandpa was pure too and his siblings. Just kinda upsetting when people try to claim Hawaiian but with no koko. I kinda find it disrespectful 😓 but at the same time i have good friends with no koko from Hawaii who i wouldnt even be mad if they claimed it 😅. Frick idk… or Hawaiians who come to mainland and think theyre blessed by Kamehameha himself and are above kanaka from the Mainland 🤣🤣🤣 i grew up on mainland and yet still know more of my history and culture than many who come over from Hawaii since my grandparents (and mom) from Waianae and Kalihi raised us.
My mom is full 😂😂😂
@user-uy4lr5jl2h you sound dumb af 💯 Hawaiian culture is still alive. Just because you hang out in Waikiki and the mainland dont mean Hawaiians have disappeared. From Hawaii? Yes… priced outta paradise, yet it still lives on. Still got kalo farmers, fishermen, hula, mele, oli, surfers (which is Hawaiian), and fighters. And get plenty speakers of Olelo Hawaii. So yeah, id rather go to a Hawaiian to learn more than a Samoan or Tongan.
The first people to arrive in Hawaii were "of" some other places.
How many generations does it take people to become "of" the place they were born to??
Man my heart breaks for the Hawaiians, I have a full blooded Hawaiian homie and it’s so annoying seeing these mixed race people spread misinformation.
Yo what’s wrong with being mixed
@@Dnttou0497 Not a real member of the race. Non Polynesians don’t know what the Hawaiian phenotype is because too many mutts only identifying as Hawaiian. 90% Asian/white/black but only 10% Hawaiian and they choose to only say they’re Hawaiian
@@Dnttou0497nothing
Is it misinformation tho?
Are you seriously dinosaurs place? I’m scared Alter at the tunnel, my cousin talk about that.😢 I’m sad
That dude looks like Common.
Boom boom boom 💯ae pololei
I’d tell all my friends not of kanaka maoli decent that were born here and even some that weren’t but have the aloha, respect and mindset of being of this land and understanding that we do not own the land but we all belong to it and while we are here protect and take care of her for we would not be here without her.
Source?
Ti hei mauri ora from new Zealand to our cousins of hawai'i, ive heard some chatter from the African American community about the great tupuna Kamehameha being of African decent this is a strange claim and id like to know the thoughts of kanaka maoil on this, kiaora
Well we may not ever know, but I think it doesn’t matter because at the end of the day we are all humans with our own uniqueness. Besides, race and ethnicity is just to divide us from each other. Viewing others through color is blindness in itself.
Black Americans claim legitimately EVERYTHING is black. Our ancestors were taught to hate ourselves and apparently it worked because I have cousins that claim we are the real, Egyptians, Jews,Europeans,Arabs,Meso-Americans etc etc
Tbh now that you’re saying blacks are claiming to be “the real” Polynesians too it’s not a surprise but I believe I’ve now heard us claim to be everything but Africans at this point 😂
Maoli and Maori are the same people same voyage, Maori claim to be the Israelites, and a distinct species trait (Rocker Jaw) we are original species no African apart from Mauri of Mauritania have this species trait we are as nazlet khater first people of Egypt also. Always been distinct from other human species.
The sun is RA in Maori. Atlas is Atara, Aurora, same culture as Mesopotamian’s so called and you should hear the claims we have detailed as it is.
I am Hawaiian and here is my thought. All Homo sapiens came from Africa so technically yes but no. Each ethnicity and identity evolved to become different from one another depending on the region. But no, he is Polynesian.
This comment section is why I don't talk to people anymore.
Kanaka maoli for life
REALM?
If you are a tourist in Hawai'i you are a guest and you must respect the land (aina), respect the traditions, dont destroy heiau and hale. Respect sacred lands and burial areas. Learn Hawaiian as much as you can. You are truly not in a state but stolen territory since 1893 but colonized by haole (foreigners) since 1700s when captain Cook came to the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) and was defeated. Kamehameha was a true ali'i (chieftain) and there were several ali'i since and Liliukalani became queen she was very revered and treated even commoners (ainana) fair. Hawaiian was spoken but yet after the great takeover by the Doles and the US Military of Queen Emma who was forced to abdicate. Many of the areas surrounding Honolulu were under military siege and later the citizens lost independence.
So you see ever since the takeover in 1893 until statehood was wrong and after 1959 the tourist industry became stronger and many developments came in and disrespected the lands and traditions of the Kanaka Maoli.
I am a haole and believe Hawaii was/is stolen and needs to have a majority of lands returned to tge Kanaka Maoli. I visited Honolulu and enjoyed listening to the Hawaiian langage spoken in a Sunday Service. The Chaplain spoke fluent Hawaiian and the ōlelo was quite colorful
Love Love love and be left with nothing
ILL GIVE YOU SOMETHING......NO DISRESPECT...YOU HAVE TO HAVE A KING OR A QUEEN. LIVING...FOR A KINGDOM!
PEACE..CFJ.....👁👁❤
It is A Maoridom not a kingdom! it was all about our people not a man or woman. From Taiwan to Hawaii to Rapanui to Aotearoa already biggest kingdom in history because we had kings and queens. 1/3rd surface area of Earth it was. To go to every continent from there was easy to sail. For thousands of years we would pop up then leave filling the non sea fearing savages with jealousy and hate no disrespect but in turn we cultivators were murdered by Hunter gatherers such as Europeans etc poor cultivators. famine disease or homelessness are not our claim but everyone else’s. The world is wrong today because this (Kingdom) is ran by incompetent leaders and brain dead peasants how you always were. You will never stand against your leaders to stand for the people, effort and results is not how you have ever been governed. We recorded that within 3 generations our populations and grew several inches in height across the board after banning projectiles specifically the bow and arrow. You will be better people once you develop concepts of Sacred/Forbidden and no that’s not Judicial Law. No disrespect.
@@flamealchemy7964 lol…shut up clown. You’re dribbling shetere out your mouf ow hahaha. Dumbass.
Ka ikena 🤤💗💓
HAAAALEEEEEEAAAAAAAAA KUUUUUUUAAAAAAAAAAAA
Haleakalā
THE HOUSE OF THE SUN 🤩
Å’ASHUQ
I saw that video that said Kamehameha was actually Samoan. He voyaged from the island of Savai’i…. Which is part of the Samoan islands.
I'm mostly Hawaiian, i look fucken white, talk white, but i was born and raised here as a Hawaiian, my blood is halfway Hawaiian, just not fully there.
That no matter my bro, you share the Koko with the rest of us✊🏽
How can you look "white" and consider yourself Hawaiian? Being born and raised there (as I was) does not make you "Hawaiian". If you were white and raised in Japan, does that make you "Japanese?" NO
@@kalolagirl4648 I've got about half Hawaiian blood, and I've lived on this island with these people my whole life. And i ain't one of the Haoles who has some fucken mansion or whatever, I live with the actual people of Hawai'i
You one crazy lolo
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Kanaka Maoli is Polynesian koko. Po’e of da islands.
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Uncle Sam said it's all good as long as you pay your taxes!
uncle sam was used in a political cartoon that portraid hawaiians as fools.
That's a lie, i been here ten years and it seems Hawaii has forgotten its 200+ years of black history, IVE BEEN SUBJECT TO SAID NON-EXISTENT RACISM 🙄, it sound good!!✊🏿💚🖤👇🏿WSCPT1975
SSSSSH....MY HANAI IS BRIGHT FAMILY. 5TH. 6TH GRADE........MY WIFE IS KAMEHAMEHA NUI. RUBILLITE KAWENA KINNEY JOHNSON
K..FOUNDATION HER DAUGHTER...MY MOTHER. QUEEN OF INKERE..FATGERS A SWEDE..KARLBERG DECENDANT... AND THEY PASSED..IM MOVING EAST! HANG!
KAMEHAMEHA NUI..IM NOT SMALL. WORLD ISSUES..CFJ. 🖖😎❤🖖❤👁👁❤
It is what is Boom boom boom.... Koko matters , Hawaiians😂.... Only in Hawaiki te moana Nui Akea
That dude was Black. The Spaniards come and now this dude talking is supposedly Hawaiian, or native. #trueKnowledge of land masses. Stop
Wut? 😂
Hawaiians are not black you clown you should learn facts before you start talking nonsense
Wabo spotted
He is Hawaiian dumbass
Shaddap. Idiot.
It all comes down to slavery. We all see what happens when you just let anyone into your shores. I look back at even the monarchy and challenge their beliefs. The same ones that haven’t restored since even before Kamehameha 1. There are just too many holes in peoples perception that lead to overthrows and occupation.
Old rules for old times. Ehat would he day today with mass imagration and terrorisim.