I am a 48 year old white American male and everytime I see someone perform a Haka it brings me to tears. I wish we had a culture so in tune with one another.
I'm a 28 year old indigenous American and everytime I see someone perform haka it brings me to tears. My culture is your culture, we're all here on turtle island, we're all brothers. We just need to tune in together.
I was here during the game, and let me tell you, the camera does not do it justice. There's such a raw, fearsome warrior energy that comes off of these women. Hearing the shouts and singing is such an electrifying experience, especially in person.
It’s called a karanga it’s a welcoming done by the women to welcome manuhiri (guest) in this case because we hosted the women’s World Cup this year it was a welcome to the Australian team and all other teams in the tournament.. The Black ferns won the World Cup in that tournament to
As a classically trained vocalist and choir director, I LOVE their resonance and presence! Especially at the beginning! The third one sent chills through my whole body. I LOVE when women do haka. It’s so powerful.
@@ToeTag1968hahaha okay, edited my comment for you 😁 Thanks for bringing me back here so I got to see this awesome haka again! I hope you have a nice day!
To see the haka performed so well by the whole team (Māori, Pacifika, European), and then to receive affirmation from across the world is such a credit to our Women. Most of the Māori women in the team have been nurtured in our Maori culture - it 100% makes a difference to the delivery - and even the content. For our international viewers - The beginning part was a welcome to our visitors (with no irony intended related to the contest about to start) - this was spectacular. These words only make sense when you are speaking as 'home people' - so this part is unlikely to be performed overseas.....And when the haka is delivered like this there is no translation needed for the second part (lol).
@Hamish Banish I like the equality ideals of a good contest too. I do think culture can make an event or occasion a little more memorable - especially if it is authentic and honours the contest- think big marching bands that play before grid iron games in the US or the elaborate ceremony before Thai kickboxing contests. Most visiting teams / athletes/ fans savour the experience. Try talking to the Irish team / fans that defeated the All blacks in 2022 - they rate the series win as the single most significant moment in their 120 years of playing test rugby.
What is haka, I come accross this for the first time. Is it a local dance practice or something else. I read comment of some people saying it brought tears to their eyes, why?
@@rajveerkumar642 The haka was a war dance that Maori tribes would perform in front of the opposing army before the battle to intimidate their opponents & to act as a war cry for themselves.
Keine Ahnung, wie viele ich jetzt nacheinander gesehen habe……. es ist immer noch ergreifend und schön. Parlament, Sport, Studenten oder Armee ….. egal was! Absolut!
Now this is what needs to be shown when people say Haka is a gimmick. Ka mate has been overused and people don’t care anymore. This is goosebumps. This is history. This is a story. So incredibly proud watching our Wāhine perform this, especially in front of a home crowd. So proud 👏🏻
As a Canadian..we have nothing here that is so powerfully done...i can tell how my insides shake and tears flow down...its gut wrenching in a powerful way...thank you for you're Haka !!!
@@Livewithnoregrets58As a Scot who has visited a Māori place of welcome. Picture the lone piper and make that a Māori warrior singing in the hills. Then know how they feel and the Scottish warrior would feel it’s the same. Stirs the heart and takes you to another place. Like the sound of the bagpipes coming over the hill.
I love Haka very much. It's the 1st time that I see the ladies perform it. Omw the passion, energy, that facial expressions nd the look in the eyes. I felt that Haka so much that I feel ready to face any obstacle nd do my very best.
I actually feel like it’s a mark of respect, warrior to warrior, to not act scared or run away, but to calmly walk in a straight line to face the certain death that haka promises. It feels like the opposing team is trying to be worthy of such an intimidating and beautiful haka.
Back in the day, when the All-Blacks would come to England, you couldn't hear the players on the field as the whole crowd would be screaming Swing Low Sweet Chariot at the top of their lungs. To fear the haka is normal. To cower before it is unforgivable.
Being Māori I can tell you that when haka is performed in this setting it is an acknowledgment of the bravery and prowess of their opponents. It should be well met. The opposing team should also be inspired to feel heart, body and soul their own pride of country and know they absolutely are worthy opponents and that they will give everything they’ve got. Of course there’s a constellation of aspects from the Māori pantheon of gods to the actual and practical as well. Funerals, graduations, war, peace, weddings, there’s a haka that can be eloquently composed and magnificently performed for them all. The principle wahine Māori knew their te reo and had great singing voices. Tihei mauri ora!
So true. Other than crossing a literal line (which I totally get to avoid a pre-game confrontation), teams should be able to do whatever they want to face the Haka. Heck don't face it and take kicks (I forgot who did this) if they want, just be ready for the consequences on the field.
Never will I grow tired of the brothers across the water. Now our sisters show us just what an awesome women’s Haka can do for us, pure passion and love of their culture. One person said that the Haka was becoming a worn out ceremony but that is untrue, every time the Men and now women get out there and show us what it means to be a Kiwi I feel the emotion surge through my soul, I love you all my brothers and sisters.
Every time I see a Haka when watching rugby, I always get a chill up my spine and tear up. The power and pure emotion behind their voices are incredible.
We’re Tibetan Buddhist. Everytime when I see HAKA. Love,respect, Happiness & proud moments flow through my eyes. Had a Goosebumps & we’ve to learn so many things from you that No matter what you always touched with your Roots. Sending tons of love & respect from Us.🫶✌🏻🔥✊🙌
@@yayaseen127 Oh, okay. Just making sure because I’m American, and it’s already a stigma Americans have with not respecting others’ cultures. 😅 But the culture of Pacific Islands is very beautiful, and I love learning about it.
There is so much raw passion in every haka. I love how you can see as they finish at the end, closeups on their warrior faces dropping as the energy is released. So intense!
Definitely the best one i have ever seen. I saw many videos of the all blacks and absolutely loved it. I think the ferns somehow did it even better! Much respect
I feel intimidated from halfway across the world and while wearing footie pajamas, having my door locked, a guard dog, security system, home protection 🔫, and watching on my phone lol VERY well done ladies.. I always find the haka such a privilege to get to watch.
Wha is it exactly I don't know even I didn't understood single word but I can feel their love and affection about their country, religion and culture...Just loved it❤
I don't know how you are supposed to play them after watching and listening to that. It sends chills down the spines of each and everyone who even remotely comes in it's vicinity, let alone being present there in the stadium.
The Haka is something that is truly mesmerising, I see it a few year ago when New Zealand beat England at twickenham, even though the fans drowned it out with swing low sweet chariot it was still incredible
Who else is chalk white but is reduced to tears every time a haka is performed? Have got head to toe goosebumps. Something in my soul feels this fully.Can we teach this to the women of Texas, please?! 💗💗💗
I am Bangladeshi . I dont know the meaning of these lines but it always gives me a goosebump.. Hope that, It learn to protest, decorate, give the alarm of victory to enemy . how the faces look like!!! Very strong very strong Face . Love from Bangladesh❤️
The expectation at home on an occasion like this in defense of the WRWC warranted this kind of response from the Wahinetoa Silver Fern's. Absolutely magnificent. The AB's still haven't arrived here.
What are you talking about. ABs won both home soil world cups and have a 77% win percentage, in a world where everyone is is catching up and wants to beat us, how have the ABS not arrived....
It's been long since I last saw Haka, I thought it started trending and losing a bit of meaning, but this brought me back. beautiful contrast between the welcoming and the warrior part of it, seeing women psyching themselves up, breathing hard with eyes bulging with anticipation, sends chills down the spine of grown men. I saw my wife deliver our children and I recognized the war face, that same adrenaline and survival instinct in the face of unimaginable pain. Long live the female of the species. Without them, nothing.
I love when a video does exactly what it says it does.! Because 99% of the time theyvare click bait.!! I've been watching rugby since i was 7 and I'm 47 now..! And that is definitely the best Haka I've ever seen.!! That performance really came from their heart and soul..! It captured everything the Haka is about..!! I'm not even a New Zelander and I've tears rolling down my face because it's so powerful..!!
This is next-level, alright. Every video of the haka that I get to watch is moving. There's something so primal and awe-inspiring about how deep into it everyone gets. It's also interesting to note the formation of the Australian team and how they moved together with their arms around each other. Gotta watch that one again.
Bloody fierce!! The haka gives me chills. I love watching it being performed by all NZ teams. But the ladies.. I would run the other way if I faced them on a battlefield back in the day lol ❤
Im on maternity at 6 weeks, its midnight in South Africa 21/12/2022 and im grazing through youtube viewing the haka at weddings, schools, airports, funerals...and now about to search its history, meaning and the role that women in particular play in it. Absolutely fascinating
It was powerful and beautiful. Actually first women’s Haka I’ve ever seen. I loved the expressions and unison and singing voices. Also loved that it was a clearly multicultural team. Bravo!
@@shubhadipnath2487😅😂it's their native war cry n you are talking about invader aariyas made castes based slavery system Hinduism sanadana n made up deities stories by.... You people of India who were far more ferocious Indeginous people now turned into cattle back water drinkers n slaves of Brahmins by forgotten all native culture.....
@@sebastianradlmeier8922 Thank you for your lovely message, the heartfelt compassion is felt. It is nothing in comparison to what Palestinians undergo. To me personally while it is a commonality to face this with transgressors of the day, what is as akin to the white phosphorus chemical agent is when someone comes close with declarative oaths and is the Janus faced with the aim to extirpate. My life will forever be one with discriminations but I am content in being in my hermitage with the memory of my late cats environing me. You're very kind, I have been bludgeoned to death through words alone, and in my lifetime I was physically pinned too by the rotundus wheels that I viewed as a bulldozer all because I stood to defend our plot. Thank you so much for your empathy, with the salve of your words kind one, it does pin a smile to the sullenness. May you be an attainer of the irenic, with its peace Sebastian. In Kindness, Yasmin.
This is amazing beyond description... Well done! A haka always gets me emotional, I don't know why... And I am PRECISELY from the opposite side of the world
I have loved watching the Haka fir years. Hate the game of Rugby but if I know its NZ playing I watch the beginning just for the Haka. Very moving custom.
First time ive seen the Womens Haka and boy I got chills watching this. I love that its performed in a feminine way but is just as electrifying as the mens. Beautifully performed.
Wow... Lots of respect for these youngsters who are demonstrating their traditional roots. Well this act resembles me similar to "Maa Kali", while both the Haka and Maa Kali's act involve movements and expressions that convey power and intensity.
The Haka is a traditional dance form of the Māori people of New Zealand. It is performed by a group of people with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment . The Haka is often performed to welcome distinguished guests, or to acknowledge great achievements, occasions, or funerals. Maa Kali is a Hindu goddess who is considered to be the goddess of time, change, power, and destruction of evil.
The were 17-0 down to Australia in that game and the came back to win it. That started their RWC 2021 campaign which ended in NZL beating England 34-31 in final. The Black Ferns are the greatest women team to ever play the game. My favourite Stacey Fluhler (Waaka) played a match winning game scoring an excellent try and setting up the match winning try. She is an icon 🥰
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@@sebvettel5 yes. Horseracing and rugby are probably the least inclusive games in the world. Not only do you have to be a certain size you have to be a certain social class in most countries.
It’s definitely a huge advantage for the kiwis against the opposition to perform the Haka before every single game . The war dance was to pump up the adrenaline and not just put the fear in the enemy. It’s awesome to witness and I’m not a kiwi
@@mirandahotspring4019 I wish they would this whole give up tradition for homogeneous modernity is sad in a way culture don't revive once they die usually
@@emptysoul5057 I'm not sure what you meant by that, but the Maori culture is alive and very strong in New Zealand. Practically every high school has a Kapa Haka team and many have their own school marae.
@@mirandahotspring4019 they're doing great I mean European culture and in America it seems people don't really have anything to do with their own cultures any more we just put it all under western white and call it all the same but idk the non Maori team probably had a traditional dance from their culture but it's gone out of style and been mostly forgottoten by now I guess
My husband just told me to look this up so I can see how intense and freaking awesome the women are! He was not kidding! I got goosebumps and had to watch it numerous times. It must have been something to see live!
Who else came here after watching the NZ parliament Haka protest? Could not get enough
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I am a 48 year old white American male and everytime I see someone perform a Haka it brings me to tears. I wish we had a culture so in tune with one another.
@@Fontana-sb9uiI bet you don’t have the balls to say what your country you come from🥱
Look for England or Germany find your roots
I'm a 28 year old indigenous American and everytime I see someone perform haka it brings me to tears. My culture is your culture, we're all here on turtle island, we're all brothers. We just need to tune in together.
Same. It really makes me emotional. It’s beautiful, scary and in tune with one another.
What about any cult of American Indians in states ?
I was here during the game, and let me tell you, the camera does not do it justice. There's such a raw, fearsome warrior energy that comes off of these women. Hearing the shouts and singing is such an electrifying experience, especially in person.
Wow. I envy anyone who sees it in person!
That must be awesome.
I know right!! One thing I love about the haka is the look of ferocity on the performers faces
Did they win finally?
That's fine but who won?
Did They win?
The energy is electrifying. I could feel it through the phone screen and had goosebumps!
Every time I see a Haka, it never fails to give me goosebumps.......
Ага,размером с таракана!
It gives me the giggles. 😂
stupidity gives me goosebumps too
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A lot of people laugh when they are scared..!😊
Me too! Want to see it in person
They really did the Haka in singing voices and I love it!
It’s called a Karanga it’s a ceremonial call
It’s called a karanga it’s a welcoming done by the women to welcome manuhiri (guest) in this case because we hosted the women’s World Cup this year it was a welcome to the Australian team and all other teams in the tournament.. The Black ferns won the World Cup in that tournament to
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@user-gu4tv4hp6swill you shut up bot.
This is dumb!
Man as a Tongan New Zealander living in Australia, this gave me chills and tears in my eyes to watch. Such a moving haka. Loved it so much
Yes! This is Dumb AF
@@dontsugarcoat2729 how is it dumb?!?!
Who are the one wearing oranges? Netherlands?
@dontsugarcoat2729 uhmm this is the maori culture? Its not dumb.
For those who doesn't have a culture it's dumb. Grow up kiddo. Probably an american kid with 0 geography knowledge@@dontsugarcoat2729
Such a rich culture.
They must me so proud.
My tears flow's whenever i see someone performing HAkka .
Live from NEPAL.
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As a classically trained vocalist and choir director, I LOVE their resonance and presence! Especially at the beginning! The third one sent chills through my whole body. I LOVE when women do haka. It’s so powerful.
As a classically trained vocalist, it surprises me that you didn't recognize that they WERE singing at the beginning. Excellent performance.
@@ToeTag1968hahaha okay, edited my comment for you 😁 Thanks for bringing me back here so I got to see this awesome haka again! I hope you have a nice day!
@@LorenzoGapud No worries, brother. :) Yes, they definitely exude gravitas and strength. God's blessings and peace to you!
Arianah Torino 0:55 superb 👌
no. no training. It's in her consciousness. It is her and her ancestors
To see the haka performed so well by the whole team (Māori, Pacifika, European), and then to receive affirmation from across the world is such a credit to our Women. Most of the Māori women in the team have been nurtured in our Maori culture - it 100% makes a difference to the delivery - and even the content. For our international viewers - The beginning part was a welcome to our visitors (with no irony intended related to the contest about to start) - this was spectacular. These words only make sense when you are speaking as 'home people' - so this part is unlikely to be performed overseas.....And when the haka is delivered like this there is no translation needed for the second part (lol).
@Hamish Banish I like the equality ideals of a good contest too. I do think culture can make an event or occasion a little more memorable - especially if it is authentic and honours the contest- think big marching bands that play before grid iron games in the US or the elaborate ceremony before Thai kickboxing contests. Most visiting teams / athletes/ fans savour the experience. Try talking to the Irish team / fans that defeated the All blacks in 2022 - they rate the series win as the single most significant moment in their 120 years of playing test rugby.
@@dallashibbs6540 That's because ireland have mostly been s*** in their rugby history.
What is haka, I come accross this for the first time. Is it a local dance practice or something else. I read comment of some people saying it brought tears to their eyes, why?
@@rajveerkumar642 The haka was a war dance that Maori tribes would perform in front of the opposing army before the battle to intimidate their opponents & to act as a war cry for themselves.
Same here. Always almost moves me to tears
Keine Ahnung, wie viele ich jetzt nacheinander gesehen habe……. es ist immer noch ergreifend und schön. Parlament, Sport, Studenten oder Armee ….. egal was! Absolut!
Wir sitzen im gleichen Boot, ich bin auch gefangen😂
Now this is what needs to be shown when people say Haka is a gimmick. Ka mate has been overused and people don’t care anymore. This is goosebumps. This is history. This is a story. So incredibly proud watching our Wāhine perform this, especially in front of a home crowd. So proud 👏🏻
Ka Mate is a real haka from the Ngati Toa tribe. ABs have adopted, shortened and commercialized it for their own use. Don't Down play it
You need to see the kappa o pango haka. That is intimidating
@@jrmop0965 I don't expect you to oblige me, but what is AB?
@@moobocksniffle from context AB = All Blacks. Kiwi mens team.
Haha, clowns
As a Canadian..we have nothing here that is so powerfully done...i can tell how my insides shake and tears flow down...its gut wrenching in a powerful way...thank you for you're Haka !!!
As a Scottish ancestry living in Canada try going to Highland games. They are amazing
@@Livewithnoregrets58As a Scot who has visited a Māori place of welcome. Picture the lone piper and make that a Māori warrior singing in the hills. Then know how they feel and the Scottish warrior would feel it’s the same. Stirs the heart and takes you to another place. Like the sound of the bagpipes coming over the hill.
Dw u have the smell of brampton in Canada
Yeah I'm in the US and we only have raging morons.
@@rottab9397 Try a potlach on Haida Gwaii. The Haida songs and dances are as amazing
EVERY TIME I see a Haka performed I get chills and choked up! The intensity and pride is just overwhelming!♥️
love the HAKA
Then search for Bhoota Kala Celebration
I get afraid I don't know why
A real magic.❤
Lol
Every time I see a group perform a haka I am moved to tears with goosebumps. I can't explain it.
As an American who doesn’t know much about this tradition, you can feel the emotion and power behind it. It’s beautiful.
@@magikarp653 my ancestors were Vikings. I know a lot about tradition, ya muppet. Durka derrrrrrrr.
@@magikarp653 hahaha you’re so dumb. Thanks for the laugh.
I'm amazed to say it but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would like to learn a variant of it.
This is a totally different type of intense. Amazing culture. Honest and genuine. No actors in this display. Amazing to see the passion.
Lol nothing but acting
I love Haka very much. It's the 1st time that I see the ladies perform it. Omw the passion, energy, that facial expressions nd the look in the eyes. I felt that Haka so much that I feel ready to face any obstacle nd do my very best.
Yeh there’s a reason for that. Because girls arnt supposed to do it
Energy off the Hook
I wouldn’t have been surprised to see lighting flash behind them just to feel included in the EPIC nature of this challenge! Beautiful!
Like the way you think!!
Every time I see it, I am left in awe. The haka should be considered a wonder of the world.
I actually feel like it’s a mark of respect, warrior to warrior, to not act scared or run away, but to calmly walk in a straight line to face the certain death that haka promises. It feels like the opposing team is trying to be worthy of such an intimidating and beautiful haka.
Back in the day, when the All-Blacks would come to England, you couldn't hear the players on the field as the whole crowd would be screaming Swing Low Sweet Chariot at the top of their lungs. To fear the haka is normal. To cower before it is unforgivable.
Being Māori I can tell you that when haka is performed in this setting it is an acknowledgment of the bravery and prowess of their opponents. It should be well met. The opposing team should also be inspired to feel heart, body and soul their own pride of country and know they absolutely are worthy opponents and that they will give everything they’ve got. Of course there’s a constellation of aspects from the Māori pantheon of gods to the actual and practical as well. Funerals, graduations, war, peace, weddings, there’s a haka that can be eloquently composed and magnificently performed for them all. The principle wahine Māori knew their te reo and had great singing voices. Tihei mauri ora!
Tradition says they would do the haka before battle in hopes to put fear in the opponent so that hopefully the battle wouldn't have to take place.
So true. Other than crossing a literal line (which I totally get to avoid a pre-game confrontation), teams should be able to do whatever they want to face the Haka. Heck don't face it and take kicks (I forgot who did this) if they want, just be ready for the consequences on the field.
Like the British soldiers during the Revolutionary War
Never will I grow tired of the brothers across the water. Now our sisters show us just what an awesome women’s Haka can do for us, pure passion and love of their culture. One person said that the Haka was becoming a worn out ceremony but that is untrue, every time the Men and now women get out there and show us what it means to be a Kiwi I feel the emotion surge through my soul, I love you all my brothers and sisters.
Not just a Kiwi, but what it means to be Māori. Appreciate your appreciation for our culture.
What is it about the Haka that moves people to tears 😭 it’s so beautiful. I hope I get to experience it in person some day ❤ from 🇳🇬
Uvijek plačem kada čujem..od tuge i srećem.Volim hrabreMaore pozdara iz Hrvatske❤💪🇭🇷
Every time I see a Haka when watching rugby, I always get a chill up my spine and tear up. The power and pure emotion behind their voices are incredible.
We’re Tibetan Buddhist. Everytime when I see HAKA. Love,respect, Happiness & proud moments flow through my eyes. Had a Goosebumps & we’ve to learn so many things from you that No matter what you always touched with your Roots. Sending tons of love & respect from Us.🫶✌🏻🔥✊🙌
I hope in next 50 yrs Tibet will be free and in its full glory. Namo budhay.
@@swagatsourabh365 chup lovede
@@swagatsourabh365to do indentured slavery and abuse to regular people again? I hope not. we know the history of the Tibetan religious leaders
No matter how many times I watch this particular video of the haka, I always get goosebumps. Their culture is so beautiful. ❤️
They are going into battle! Remember this! It could be with swords or a rugby... respect the tradition.
@@yayaseen127 I wasn’t disrespecting it 🙁
i know you werent being disrspectful ::) i was just making a statment .
@@HerFeminineAroma Is it not Beutiful ? I love the HAKA and would love to see it in person .
@@yayaseen127 Oh, okay. Just making sure because I’m American, and it’s already a stigma Americans have with not respecting others’ cultures. 😅 But the culture of Pacific Islands is very beautiful, and I love learning about it.
There is so much raw passion in every haka. I love how you can see as they finish at the end, closeups on their warrior faces dropping as the energy is released. So intense!
watching this haka live was unreal. could really feel it
Legit thought it was the best haka I’d ever seen when watching it in the stadium! It was unreal
Les Elder came out right in front of us to join in. I was shaking nearly crying. The the Aussies scored twice 😮. Lol
That haka, was kaka 😭
Definitely the best one i have ever seen. I saw many videos of the all blacks and absolutely loved it. I think the ferns somehow did it even better! Much respect
I nearly cried... and I'm English! Epic, and fitting for a great game of rugby.
This was definitely Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu's best. I always enjoy when she's one of the leaders for the Chiefs.
Did you soil yourself? 🥺
Really fascinated with their tradition, showing their intense emotion of feelings . Ways of expressing their love , admiration and courage.
I have never had goose bumps more than once for anything in my life, but I got them SEVEN times during this challenge... Kia kaha Black Ferns!
Who keeps count of their goosebumps. Lol!
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You Should watch the kiwi league team best hakas, not for the feint hearted.
I feel intimidated from halfway across the world and while wearing footie pajamas, having my door locked, a guard dog, security system, home protection 🔫, and watching on my phone lol VERY well done ladies.. I always find the haka such a privilege to get to watch.
@Hamish Banish I'll pass. Thanks anyways, though ☺
Hash tag me too! Thanks for the laugh!:) Who was the other team? Nice response with advancing on field.
u got a water gun for protection? 😂
@@peterpiper3790 lol that too... squirt someone in the eye and run away really fast
@@moobocksniffle ur emoji was a water gun sweetie
Tears came out. I could feel energy, power, trust and also respect!
Bro same here...that was straight Mana
@@joshuaorika5751 yup i dont know why either
I couldn't see any of that through World Rugby's pandering bs cloud.
My pee came out !
Same here ❤❤❤
Wha is it exactly I don't know even I didn't understood single word but I can feel their love and affection about their country, religion and culture...Just loved it❤
Irish fan here, first time witnessing the female Haka, absolutely mesmerising version, the passion and commitment was spine tingling👏💪❤️
It completely breaks Māori tradition but that's good. Tradition is for anuses
Man, I love the haka!! One of the best traditions in rugby. As Springboks we love it when these great warriors lay down the challenge. Beautiful!
This is so intense, I'm astonished by their Haka performance. Great culture of New Zealand!
I don't know how you are supposed to play them after watching and listening to that. It sends chills down the spines of each and everyone who even remotely comes in it's vicinity, let alone being present there in the stadium.
The Haka is something that is truly mesmerising, I see it a few year ago when New Zealand beat England at twickenham, even though the fans drowned it out with swing low sweet chariot it was still incredible
WHY DO I BAWL MY EYES OUT every single time! I hear these! 😭❤Its so beautiful and moving.
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Who else is chalk white but is reduced to tears every time a haka is performed? Have got head to toe goosebumps. Something in my soul feels this fully.Can we teach this to the women of Texas, please?! 💗💗💗
its so powerful and resonating to i think every human
chalk white😂 hey casper
@@peterpiper3790 😂😂
I'll be that guy, literally not me
I remember some dipshits doing this here in a karaoke bar in lexington, KY. They got their asses beat. Lol
I am Bangladeshi .
I dont know the meaning of these lines but it always gives me a goosebump..
Hope that, It learn to protest, decorate, give the alarm of victory to enemy . how the faces look like!!! Very strong very strong Face .
Love from Bangladesh❤️
Wow! How intense was that!,introducing the teams to new Zealand, welcoming to Auckland then laying down the challenge...magnificent ❤🏉
The expectation at home on an occasion like this in defense of the WRWC warranted this kind of response from the Wahinetoa Silver Fern's. Absolutely magnificent. The AB's still haven't arrived here.
Silver ferns is netball🤦♂️ this is the black ferns lol
@@bladeakl196 akin to womens rugby post showing the men😂
What are you talking about. ABs won both home soil world cups and have a 77% win percentage, in a world where everyone is is catching up and wants to beat us, how have the ABS not arrived....
@Conburgundyy they beat Australia
I am sure my wife got trained in the haka.. cuz she does these eye, hand movements and the same guttaral sounds towards me.. i get scared
Clever man
😂bro
and those five to seven days out of every month make the haka that much more intense
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OMG..I choked when he said that..hilarious ! That is as it should be Bwahahahaha bwahahahaha
wow... I've got chills... they're multiplying... and I'm losing control... 'cause the power you're supplying... it's *_electrifying_*
This was definitely Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu's best. I always enjoy when she's one of the leaders for the Chiefs.
She rips it up HARD. The power of her oratory at the start is breath-taking.
@@mikelnomikos That's what I'm talking about! 👍
It's been long since I last saw Haka, I thought it started trending and losing a bit of meaning, but this brought me back. beautiful contrast between the welcoming and the warrior part of it, seeing women psyching themselves up, breathing hard with eyes bulging with anticipation, sends chills down the spine of grown men. I saw my wife deliver our children and I recognized the war face, that same adrenaline and survival instinct in the face of unimaginable pain. Long live the female of the species. Without them, nothing.
Muita energia. Respeito.
Viva ao rugby.
Brazil evoluindo.
This was definitely Arihiana Marino-Tauhinu's best. I always enjoy when she's one of the leaders for the Chiefs.
So serious, yet playful. A beautiful tribute to local culture and heritage. Amazing performance!
I love when a video does exactly what it says it does.!
Because 99% of the time theyvare click bait.!!
I've been watching rugby since i was 7 and I'm 47 now..!
And that is definitely the best Haka I've ever seen.!!
That performance really came from their heart and soul..! It captured everything the Haka is about..!!
I'm not even a New Zelander and I've tears rolling down my face because it's so powerful..!!
This is next-level, alright. Every video of the haka that I get to watch is moving. There's something so primal and awe-inspiring about how deep into it everyone gets. It's also interesting to note the formation of the Australian team and how they moved together with their arms around each other. Gotta watch that one again.
Bloody fierce!! The haka gives me chills. I love watching it being performed by all NZ teams. But the ladies.. I would run the other way if I faced them on a battlefield back in the day lol ❤
Omg, the song has such a strong vibe. I don't understand a single word, but i can still feel the energy.
Seeing this really makes me emotional. It’s beautiful, scary and so in tune with one another.
The first three ladies were really in the presence of their ancestors! I literally had goosebumps! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You can see the girls holding back the tears. This means everything to us in nz. Kia kaha girls
No idea why this makes me so emotional! Fantastic Hakka,!
Noooo idea why this got me teary eyed
Happens to me every time
Im on maternity at 6 weeks, its midnight in South Africa 21/12/2022 and im grazing through youtube viewing the haka at weddings, schools, airports, funerals...and now about to search its history, meaning and the role that women in particular play in it. Absolutely fascinating
literally cried watching this/ the haka is such a beautiful and humbling experience to have such a challenge layed before one's feet.
Bravo za poštovanje svoje tradicije.
It was powerful and beautiful. Actually first women’s Haka I’ve ever seen. I loved the expressions and unison and singing voices. Also loved that it was a clearly multicultural team. Bravo!
I am 40 years old Indian..I didn't understand single word of this but don't know why I am crying..❤❤
U = sad that's why
Goosebumps!!! This one makes me so proud. 😍
Me too even if i am german
Wow, they must keep this tradition alive, at any cost!
Jesus, there was such a finesse to it, but you felt like they would kill you in two seconds. One of the best Hakas I’ve ever seen.
Right up there with Tana’s Kapa O’Pango vs the Boks.
The way this hits my soul!!
Idk why but haka gives goosebumps ... I think its a moral emotion
मैं भारतीय हूँ और मुझे बहुत अच्छा लगा।।रौंगटे खड़े हो गए।।great जय हो 🙏🚩
It inspire From katha kali parampara
And Prayed of the Nature Shree Shiva
@@shubhadipnath2487😅😂it's their native war cry n you are talking about invader aariyas made castes based slavery system Hinduism sanadana n made up deities stories by.... You people of India who were far more ferocious Indeginous people now turned into cattle back water drinkers n slaves of Brahmins by forgotten all native culture.....
We have a lot of folk dance like this.
😂😂😂😂 kuch b yaha b akhand se landd bhart@@shubhadipnath2487
Me bhi indian hu from uk muje haka dekhna acha lagta he lekin muje samaj nahi ata isme or esa kyu karte he
This brought me to tears too, it evoked that part in me, of ancestral history and the oppressive struggles. Regal are these ladies.
Sry to hear you‘ve got the oppressions. Wish you a quick recovery.
@@sebastianradlmeier8922 Thank you for your lovely message, the heartfelt compassion is felt. It is nothing in comparison to what Palestinians undergo. To me personally while it is a commonality to face this with transgressors of the day, what is as akin to the white phosphorus chemical agent is when someone comes close with declarative oaths and is the Janus faced with the aim to extirpate. My life will forever be one with discriminations but I am content in being in my hermitage with the memory of my late cats environing me. You're very kind, I have been bludgeoned to death through words alone, and in my lifetime I was physically pinned too by the rotundus wheels that I viewed as a bulldozer all because I stood to defend our plot. Thank you so much for your empathy, with the salve of your words kind one, it does pin a smile to the sullenness. May you be an attainer of the irenic, with its peace Sebastian. In Kindness, Yasmin.
@@sebastianradlmeier8922 Ethnic adornments do assist too, along with poetry and art.
This is amazing beyond description... Well done!
A haka always gets me emotional, I don't know why... And I am PRECISELY from the opposite side of the world
I have loved watching the Haka fir years. Hate the game of Rugby but if I know its NZ playing I watch the beginning just for the Haka. Very moving custom.
1:49 Yeah, you won't forget that look soon.
Scary and Funny
@@Ayush37262scunny? 😭
😂😂😂
First time ive seen the Womens Haka and boy I got chills watching this. I love that its performed in a feminine way but is just as electrifying as the mens. Beautifully performed.
Awesome to watch. Never get tired watching the haka. I just love the strength it inspires.😊
This inspired strength for you? 😂😂 all it inspired for me was a huge cringe and a laugh
It's obvious that you don't understand the cultural significance of the haka along with a lack of respect
@@BenDover-oc7vl I know you get inspired by that bloke behind you aye, when you BEND OVER n he pokes your little brown eye !
@@BenDover-oc7vl 😋🤣🤣
I am a indian school boy and l am really respecting and bowing my heads for their culture and tradition ❤
Es la 1era vez que escucho el Haka en mujeres
Increíbles...
Que energía 🙌👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
I'm Australian and used to play women's rugby. I've got chills!
You are all incredibly inspirational this moved me and thats what Haka is, thank you.
Expression of eyes are amazing..
i am English , but have massive respect for the new Zealanders .
Oh gee thanks for letting us know ya half wit
Wow... Lots of respect for these youngsters who are demonstrating their traditional roots. Well this act resembles me similar to "Maa Kali", while both the Haka and Maa Kali's act involve movements and expressions that convey power and intensity.
The Haka is a traditional dance form of the Māori people of New Zealand. It is performed by a group of people with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment . The Haka is often performed to welcome distinguished guests, or to acknowledge great achievements, occasions, or funerals.
Maa Kali is a Hindu goddess who is considered to be the goddess of time, change, power, and destruction of evil.
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The were 17-0 down to Australia in that game and the came back to win it. That started their RWC 2021 campaign which ended in NZL beating England 34-31 in final. The Black Ferns are the greatest women team to ever play the game. My favourite Stacey Fluhler (Waaka) played a match winning game scoring an excellent try and setting up the match winning try. She is an icon 🥰
Hey ! I am from India and a student who is searching for a english teacher. Could you please help me?
@@nehabhardwaj9713chal be jhoot mat bol. Ja kar spoken English course join Karo. 🤣🤣
@@mogleesh-22 actually mujhe sachh me kisi Britisher se English sikhna h
Mình đến từ Việt Nam 🇻🇳 tuy không hiểu các bạn nói gì ?muốn truyền tải cái gì ? Nhưng mình rất vui và thích thú khi xem video này . Âm thanh mạnh mẽ hào hùng 🎉🎉🎉 Tôn trọng sự khác biệt văn hóa ❤ .
Chúc thế giới hòa bình thịnh vượng 🕊🕊🕊
This literally gave me goosebumps.
I love this game so much. From a South African, rugby culture is just amazing, should be the biggest and most inclusive sport in the world.
Only really big people can play it. Probably the least inclusive game I'm the world.
@@ac-qd2cg motorsports are more inclusive than rugby
@@sebvettel5 yes. Horseracing and rugby are probably the least inclusive games in the world. Not only do you have to be a certain size you have to be a certain social class in most countries.
Proud to be a kiwi! Proud of this great black ferns team! Haka for the ages!!
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I respect the opponents team for giving respect to this
It’s definitely a huge advantage for the kiwis against the opposition to perform the Haka before every single game .
The war dance was to pump up the adrenaline and not just put the fear in the enemy.
It’s awesome to witness and I’m not a kiwi
I wish other cultures still had their traditions because then they could reply and then bam fair
@@emptysoul5057 I don't know if the English rugby team following it up with a Morris dance would have quite the same effect.
@@mirandahotspring4019 I wish they would this whole give up tradition for homogeneous modernity is sad in a way culture don't revive once they die usually
@@emptysoul5057 I'm not sure what you meant by that, but the Maori culture is alive and very strong in New Zealand. Practically every high school has a Kapa Haka team and many have their own school marae.
@@mirandahotspring4019 they're doing great I mean European culture and in America it seems people don't really have anything to do with their own cultures any more we just put it all under western white and call it all the same but idk the non Maori team probably had a traditional dance from their culture but it's gone out of style and been mostly forgottoten by now I guess
Congratulations for your national holiday on 6th February New Zealand from your friends in Germany
My husband just told me to look this up so I can see how intense and freaking awesome the women are! He was not kidding! I got goosebumps and had to watch it numerous times. It must have been something to see live!
I love Haka so much for me tradition is a Must for each race ,each tribe . It makes us strong 💪🏾 ❤❤❤❤❤
I am from India but whenever i see Haka performance tears come to my eyes
But in india we don't care about tribal people people fight over their reservation even though they are not able to use it. How sad this is😢.
Pagal lag rahe 😂😂
Muze bhi😂@@abhishek6575
But when Arjan Vaili is sung in movie, Feminist and weak double standards lobbies loses their mind 😅😅
@@tusharkhanger8558 for European all Indian culture are tribal
I don't understand what u guys saying but I'm in tears I'm proud u didn't forget ur culture much love and respect from the horn of Africa🇸🇴🫡
Miharo Rawa! Felt the karanga from Demant, beautiful way to start the Haka!! Ari you lead the kapa awesomely, felt the fierce. Great win too. 😊🎉
Chur
I'm so proud of our wāhine 🥹🇳🇿 much aroha to you all 💪🏼🖤