If you are Native and reading this, please. Never EVER let your culture go, pass it on to your children, to your family. I hope to be 100 years old and still know that someone somewhere out there is drumming and singing like this. I have Kainai blood but no traditions and unfortunately because I have white skin I am judged so I cannot join. And my Irish & Scottish ancestors lost who they were, I no longer have the roots they did because somewhere along the line they let it go, they gave in to the modern world and lost it forever. Please, keep the heart going...
My Irish and Scottish heritage is lost as well. My Irish Clan's Fort they had is only 2 feet long, 3 feet tall now. That's the only part left of my clans fort left now. Im from the Fleming. I'm sad I never learned the traditions of my Irish and Scottish ancestors. At least I have learned my other side's traditions, as I am also Native. I do not know what tribe, but I was once told I could be Lakota.
Nick Bloom great advice...good homegrown traditions is the key to restoring dignity, integrity and self respect ✊ and not this crazy world of consumerism.
Apparently my father was really into going to powwows but I never got to really meet him. Went to a powwow in Listuguj when I was little with my uncle and his kids, couldnt even tell you who he was. My uncle was pretty sad because he was so happy to have kids of his own. Tell your father you love him and thank him for being with you.
Iam Korean. I live in Seoul south Korea. And this is a good song I did not know native Americans listen to this but it's cool to learn other cultures. There believes are cool.
I just want to wish our Native brothers and sisters of: the First Nation, of New Zealand, of Hawaii, of Alaska, of the Great Plains nothing but prosperity, strength and LOVE!!! We need to pass our culture/teachings on to our children and tell them to be proud because our ancestors still run through our blood! Ahéhee' for those that already do💕
Across all the americas from the Mapuche, to the Nahuatl, purepecha, tarahumara, otomi, pame, and all the rest from South America to the north as well the eagle and the condor, much love to the Polynesian brothers and sisters
My brother who sang with the Ree Boyz Sang this song day in day out Shower & On the shitter 🤣🤣👌🏽 Always hear this song in his Voice Rest In Paradise Wesley Sage Howling Wolf II 😭😭 I miss you so fucking much.
I love northern cree tbh my dad an brother sing this ALL the time. Im not northern cree but im from another tribe. I Remember them singing this since i was a little
I am half Cuban and half Native American. I never grew up around my native culture and only grew up with my Cuban culture. At the moment I am practicing to be a fancy shawl dancer and passing it down to family and friends. In the future I will pass it down to my children. Much love from Apsaalooké 🧡🪶
Let your hearts beat with the drum❤ We the Original ppl we are here to stay. they tried killing us but still they will never break our spirits. Keep going and stay strong. Its beautiful to be native. Dont be shamed. Spread the love and knowledge to everyone who wants and need it.
Nvr break us. We are strong and we are even stronger when standing together. I am PROUD n Happy to be Native Ojibway. Our culture n Spirits r STRONG. They can try wipe us out, but we will nvr be forgotten n will always stand strong. Our culture will live on forever, no matter how hard they try to take us out.
i am a little cree girl and i am adopted when i was younger my mother put me up for adoption and i lost all my roots i am proud of who i am i just need to find my true self and im still looking i ask my adoptive mother everyday if i can meet my mother if anyone has any information about a woman named September Stonechild please help me in this journey to get my roots back and find my true self.
octavia kelsie I am Descended from five tribes. My parents were not married when I was born, which at the time was a shame in the families. I was put up for adoption, but I’m albino, and no one wanted a Rez kid who was albino, which has all sorts of health implications. My grandparents took me and two cousins in permanently. Later my mother married and demanded me back. She let me do the leadership training, because she thought I would fail. She was wrong. The elder held my head and said “bred, born, raised, trained, educated, consecrated, graduated, a leader of tomorrow.” But then she cut me off from all tribal connections because I succeeded in a program she failed. I found my way “home” in my 40s. Watch this one, too-ruclips.net/video/_0jq7jIa34Y/видео.html. SUPAMAN is my favorite. I pray for my friends and my enemies, because he acknowledges their humanity. No better Cree fancy dancer in the world.
U will never lose ya roots my love.. my mother is blackfoot.. she gave me away because I looked like my white grandfather... But my spirit and strength is beyond what most can understand and the white intruders society.. u r strong and beautiful and we have to suck it up and fight for our country baxk
Thats awesome Me too. I'm 1/4 Quapa and before I even knew I was part native, native music regardless of which tribe had an emotional affect on me. I also love Midnight Express, and A Tribe Called Red.
Dreamkeeper. Such a great movie. Wish they made a sequel with more stories. Beautiful song. Wish they kept the woman singing at the end. She had a beautiful voice
Just beautiful... Remind me of who I am when I get lost... My kids have learned and remind me when I get lost in the world of the 2 roads .. just close my eyes and remember my great times as a young teen and young man with my family at powwows...
I'am a german Jewish and i love and respect the native culture. I love this Song so mutch, the drums are so strong and powerful and the amazing voice are so incredible. Thanks for sharing, with love from germany ♥️🇩🇪🙏👍
Watching/listening to this made me straight-up just start crying like a child. Because of where I was born and raised, it was detrimental to tell people that I was half native. I really want to find that part of my heritage now.
It is a process of remembering, the stories and wisdom are within you. The love you feel in your bones, from the sun when it hits your skin. That is the love of your ancestors. The Earth is alive she is our mother, the wind the sky, time, is our father.
So darn beautiful. Im Meshika descendant and i appreciate the many tribes surrounding and their arts. Im sorry we we're more than cuel. I ask the creators for your tribes forgiveness and i hope your descendants make it and are never forgotten
This Song and Video Makes me cry everytime When the little boy gets taken by his father In the skies I lose it everytime Sometimes even Before that Thanks so much For posting It's so beautiful I can feel that heartbeat Drumming In my chest for hours after I listen to this song So spiritual It does something Wonderful to my soul Native drums and Singing is so Powerful
Hearing them live is a life changing experience! The reverberations of these 200 250lbs men and the deep drum hits you in the gut. The hair in the back of your neck dances with the beat. Seeing and hearing war cry got to me. Old warrior myself i cant hold back my emotions.
This is It. A blessing to my heart and soul from this totally proud Chippewa Cree Shoshone-Paiute tribal daughter, sister, auntie and now Grandmother. I think only special men can shed real heartfelt tears and they aren't ashamed in doing so. It's OK and healthy to release those tears, it's cleansing us too! Keep singing all drum warriors and honorable sisters, we love your sound!
My people are all lost as well. My ancient family from the English islands and my present day family such as they have been...greed and jealousy have driven them all their separate ways and I've been lost and wandering many years. I was completely blessed when I met the man who's now my husband! An incredible Hopi man found me amid the rubble of the remains of my world and lifted me up, showed me that all is never lost and brought me to the place that's always been the home of my heart. His parents call me daughter and his siblings call me sister. They never once looked at me as other than their own. I am thankful every day for all these blessings! It took many many years for them to arrive but it was more than worth the wait!
Southern Ute here from Ignacio, Colorado USA, listening in July 2024! Greetings to all my NDN brothers and sisters, and the other non-Indian nations too!
I'm from Alberta Canada 459 atikameg originally from 155a white fish river I love my land my family I thank the creator for this life and the past and the next bring unity. love and spirituality to the coming generations
My Spanish wife, married me in 2021. She left with my heart and pride. I’m still a warrior but she was my Indian girl. Showed her my culture. Brought her to my Rez. Gave her out everything. My heart is with a Spaniard.
The songs that make me feel alive and thrive...it really touches my soul and I hope that all my people know they are one of a kind and so blessed...🙏🏽🤝🏽💪🏾 Never ever give up and always stick by one another because I see other natives putting other natives down and that's not us we are really sacred people an deserve everything we put out ...the love & healing ...genuine communication and thoughts ALL OF IT 🤎 BLESSED TO BE A NATIVE AND GROWING ALWAYS LEARNING BUT ALSO TEACHING EVERYONE HOW US NATIVE ARE REAL TRUE WARRIORS TIL THIS DAY , IM FROM SALT RIVER ARIZONA AN I JUST WANT TO BE WHAT GRANDFATHER WANTS FOR ME AND THRIVE N LIVE NOT JUST EXIST BUT I DONT NEED TO HAVE ALL MATERIALISTIC THINGS I JUST WANT TO SHOW WHAT MAKES A HUMAN A HUMAN ...LOVE...COMPASSION...EMPATHY...UNITY... SADNESS...ANGER.... FORGIVENESS...ITS ALL IN US BUT AT TIMES I THINK WE FORGET ...MAY ALL U BE BLESSED IN EVERY ENDEAVOR FROM THIS DAY FWD MUCH LOVE FROM ME TO YOU...NUN BUT GOOD ENERGY YOUR WAY... AHO🙏🏽🤝🏽
I sing this to my son's ❤ as well as many other songs. I tell them make it worth it love hard love deep it's the only way and it really does hurt to leave someone you loved behind so my hope is you find that forever type of love
Those people have a special place in my heart... their struggle was the hardest in human history to call it clearly what have happened to them. You young native americans the more important it is for you guys to keep your culture alive...
Music that’s from the soul leaves no person untouched. Regardless of where your ancestors are from. Music is limitless just like your soul! Love this!!!! ❤️
I'm from a tribe called Miq, Mak I'm from a reservation called Gesgapesgiag , When I listen to this song I pray and smudge and pray for everyone , this song is so powerful . I see it touches so many people's hearts ❤️ stay safe my friends , Ta Ho ❤️
As a indigenous person who has family who has survived residential schools. I maybe light skinned but i stand strong with my indigenous brothers and sisters. I was luckey enough to grow with my culture that my mom had passed down to me, even used to dance fancy shawl and i used to be a hoop dancer. I always try to learn about where my ancestors came from (sorry if that was long)
Yes also the ones who Grandparents who had to hide who they were them people are standing up now.. that's why you see alot of people coming out saying they native more then ever A'HO
Northern Cree Singers... One of the BEST EVER. I believe I heard Northern Cree Singers at a First Nations at the U.W. Spring Pow-Wow. I also heard Wayne Silas Jr, along with The Whitefish Juniors. Still remember them both very well.
Love from Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤ I may not know from which tribe I am since everyone in Mexico mixed together, making the modern “Mexican” but I still want to find and study indigenous cultures . Much love ❤and stay strong
This song just never gets old. Northern Cree makes me feel like I am back in the womb and all is well. It's like hearing/feeling your mother's heart beating.
This song reminds me of my childhood. When I'm lonesome for home I listen to this song. I left my little girl self on the rez and moved and I fkn miss home so bad I can't stand it. I wish I could quit life and move home
Lol as a Mexica... my ex wife was Diné... her brother's had a group that would play at powwows .. got blessed a couple times to play with them.... I love this music.. it resonates from your soul... so awesome 👌🏽 👏 yall just have me flashbacks thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥🤘🏽
Fell in love with this song, listening to KUYI radio, but it’s even bigger, with the rad video. Like a mini movie! Welcome back to being able to tell a story, instead of just throwing some bling or T&A onto the screen. Always be proud.
Well this’s 2019.And I love this song it reminds of my home tribe Northern Cheyenne. I listen to this song because I still believe my ancestors are watching me and my name is Changingwolf.
Skin color don’t make you indigenous. And anyone that says different is missing the the true spirit of native culture. We are all brothers and sisters to the creator.
This music is amazing, great rythums and singing such beautiful people. I love seeing people's traditions etc still going strong. Sending you all love and friendship from England. 😊💛🧡❤️💚💙💜
The first time I saw this movie was in middle school. Im a white mountain Apache, and I was taking the class to learn my language and more about my culture, but my teacher brought out her old school tv and put the video in. I was always excited when she put this on, I love this movie, she had a lot of other old movies on video. Like that movie that’s called “The chiefs” it’s a really good basketball documentary/story.... and I hope those students after me get to watch this as well, I’m a junior in high school now, however it always makes me feel better when I think about when I was still in middle school.😌😁
Our Amazing Brothers and Sisters from the North Have a Strong Circle. Strong words with Amazing Visual Are Very Strong and Very Good Medicine..Thank You...Hoka Hey And Many Blessings
I once had a vision of the Hopi Blue Star prophecy. Me and my family were driving, probably going some store. It was at night. Suddenly as we were driving, a blue star raced across the sky. The sky light up in sunset like colors. We stopped the car. We ran out of the car, and stared at the star. We were in much fear. The star raced faster and faster, and hit the earth suddenly. The ground shook greatly, the sky was brighter than ever, but out of the mist this man in blue war paint all over his body raced toward us. He had dark blue stripes too, he had a blue apron, blue moccasins, white fur fluff around his ankles, and also bells too. It was like he was dressed in powwow regalia but had no roach, feathers, bustle, or anything else. Just apron, fur fluff, bells, and. moccasins. He ran toward us and gave out his hand and we all took his hand. The dream ended there. Strange thing is he wasn't like a normal human design, but the design as a Hopi would draw characters. He was like a Hopi designed- like man. He had black lines as eyes and a black line as a mouth.
+Alesha Kinsel The intensity is just amazing. Something about the voices singing in tandem raises my spirit high. I really don't have the words to describe it. It really is beautiful. Almost brings tears to my eyes. I have a lot of respect for the 1st Nations People. Their strength is fierce.
If you are Native and reading this, please. Never EVER let your culture go, pass it on to your children, to your family. I hope to be 100 years old and still know that someone somewhere out there is drumming and singing like this. I have Kainai blood but no traditions and unfortunately because I have white skin I am judged so I cannot join. And my Irish & Scottish ancestors lost who they were, I no longer have the roots they did because somewhere along the line they let it go, they gave in to the modern world and lost it forever. Please, keep the heart going...
Nick Bloom
All Culture will bend to Globalisation. All things obeyeth to moneye.
My Irish and Scottish heritage is lost as well. My Irish Clan's Fort they had is only 2 feet long, 3 feet tall now. That's the only part left of my clans fort left now. Im from the Fleming. I'm sad I never learned the traditions of my Irish and Scottish ancestors. At least I have learned my other side's traditions, as I am also Native. I do not know what tribe, but I was once told I could be Lakota.
Nick Bloom great advice...good homegrown traditions is the key to restoring dignity, integrity and self respect ✊ and not this crazy world of consumerism.
Nick Bloom we know what we're doing but thanks for your concern.
im not even native american but man i can feel something when I listen to their songs!! im not even american, I'm african!.. but daammnnnn
Same I’m Mexican but the music is very moving
@@honeydewmoon6448 same HERE
@@honeydewmoon6448 Youre indigenous. Half of the USA used to belong to Mexico, who knows where your people are from.
I am African too, this music just sucks me into a world that I feel so good in. It is as if this is my true being.
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Still listening in 2023!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As a native american I remember when my father used to sing this to me as a lullaby when I was 4 years old and now it makes me feel like I want to cry
Me too
Apparently my father was really into going to powwows but I never got to really meet him.
Went to a powwow in Listuguj when I was little with my uncle and his kids, couldnt even tell you who he was.
My uncle was pretty sad because he was so happy to have kids of his own.
Tell your father you love him and thank him for being with you.
✊🏼🖤💛🤍❤️🪶🪶🪶
Learn the songs yourself and learn to sing them to your own children. 💜
Im crying too ahhh
Iam Korean. I live in Seoul south Korea. And this is a good song I did not know native Americans listen to this but it's cool to learn other cultures. There believes are cool.
What do you mean? Is it similar to indigenous Korean music? Sincerely asking, we are all related.
No, us Native Americans not only listen to this music, but we sang and created this song as well. This was music before music for us. And we love it
Thank you us natives listen to this kind of song
Thank you for your appreciation! Yes we are still here we have not all been killed off yet.
Hi from Edmonton Alberta part time native woop woop woop
HEAR THE THUNDER OF THE DRUM
FEEL OUR THUNDER HEARTBEAT
OUR NATIVE NATION
WE ARE ONLY ONE TRIBE
EVEN THIS WHITE GIRL FEELS THE THUNDER OF THE DRUM
Caileigh Gouthro I'm cree
Me too!
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I heard this song at a powwow in Oklahoma once. It's even more powerful in person.
The beat of the drum represents the heart. That's why it makes ya heart thump
In my community they always sing this every year for pow-wow
Beautiful
Me too 💓💓💓
nothing like the drum making your heart beat!
From the southern tip of South America to the Peak of North America; we are all one people. Red brothers and sisters.
Nican Tlaca. One land. One People. Indigenous fam
@@Uandakuatais much love family!
@@incaguaya 🤎❤🌽🌵✊
Love you. Thank you.
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I just want to wish our Native brothers and sisters of: the First Nation, of New Zealand, of Hawaii, of Alaska, of the Great Plains nothing but prosperity, strength and LOVE!!! We need to pass our culture/teachings on to our children and tell them to be proud because our ancestors still run through our blood! Ahéhee' for those that already do💕
Across all the americas from the Mapuche, to the Nahuatl, purepecha, tarahumara, otomi, pame, and all the rest from South America to the north as well the eagle and the condor, much love to the Polynesian brothers and sisters
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Peace and much love for all nations
Listening in 2024. Everything about this video is beautiful ❤❤
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My brother who sang with the Ree Boyz Sang this song day in day out Shower & On the shitter 🤣🤣👌🏽 Always hear this song in his Voice Rest In Paradise Wesley Sage Howling Wolf II 😭😭 I miss you so fucking much.
I love who I am. I love being native. I love Northern Cree. I am Northern Cree. I
LeAnn Stanley also northern cree Tansi!
I love northern cree tbh my dad an brother sing this ALL the time. Im not northern cree but im from another tribe. I Remember them singing this since i was a little
Im also Northern Cree !
this is such a cute comment. makes me smile ❤
Tansi I’m also a northern cree ❤️hiy hiy
I am half Cuban and half Native American. I never grew up around my native culture and only grew up with my Cuban culture. At the moment I am practicing to be a fancy shawl dancer and passing it down to family and friends. In the future I will pass it down to my children. Much love from Apsaalooké 🧡🪶
Aren't Spaniards descendants of Spain? That would make her your European girl wouldn't it?
Bro in our cell sang this nightly apon my request. God bless
Let your hearts beat with the drum❤
We the Original ppl we are here to stay. they tried killing us but still they will never break our spirits.
Keep going and stay strong.
Its beautiful to be native. Dont be shamed. Spread the love and knowledge to everyone who wants and need it.
Nvr break us. We are strong and we are even stronger when standing together. I am PROUD n Happy to be Native Ojibway. Our culture n Spirits r STRONG. They can try wipe us out, but we will nvr be forgotten n will always stand strong.
Our culture will live on forever, no matter how hard they try to take us out.
i am a little cree girl and i am adopted when i was younger my mother put me up for adoption and i lost all my roots i am proud of who i am i just need to find my true self and im still looking i ask my adoptive mother everyday if i can meet my mother if anyone has any information about a woman named September Stonechild please help me in this journey to get my roots back and find my true self.
Baby!!! Be strong!!! And stronger!!! The great spirit may guide your path!!!
octavia kelsie I am Descended from five tribes. My parents were not married when I was born, which at the time was a shame in the families. I was put up for adoption, but I’m albino, and no one wanted a Rez kid who was albino, which has all sorts of health implications. My grandparents took me and two cousins in permanently. Later my mother married and demanded me back. She let me do the leadership training, because she thought I would fail. She was wrong. The elder held my head and said “bred, born, raised, trained, educated, consecrated, graduated, a leader of tomorrow.” But then she cut me off from all tribal connections because I succeeded in a program she failed. I found my way “home” in my 40s. Watch this one, too-ruclips.net/video/_0jq7jIa34Y/видео.html. SUPAMAN is my favorite. I pray for my friends and my enemies, because he acknowledges their humanity. No better Cree fancy dancer in the world.
There is no “goodbye” in Tsalagi (Cherokee), so we say “Sgi” which sounds like ski, meaning stay strong until we meet again, an anagram, I think.
U will never lose ya roots my love.. my mother is blackfoot.. she gave me away because I looked like my white grandfather... But my spirit and strength is beyond what most can understand and the white intruders society.. u r strong and beautiful and we have to suck it up and fight for our country baxk
That sounds very Saskatchewan area , try thunderchild sask
My uncle love this song but now he is in heaven. It is birthday today.
This song relieves tension I didn't even felt like I had. Props.
I may be Navajo but man. This song is the Jam haha
Melissa Hill, I totally agree
My girl is Dine' I am a mutt but have Ojibwe blood. She is the best woman I have ever had. Walk in beauty sister.
"I may be Navajo but man" that's like saying I may be Mexican but this is cool.
Alexander Smith No, mexican is a nationality.
Melissa Hill I may be yaqui/apache/wixarica but man, this is the JAM xD
Beautiful . Love from Ireland 🇮🇪
Many first nation have irish and scottish decendants from 1700s and 1800s ireland scotland first nation ❤❤❤
wow I cried while working out to the song. absolutely powerful.....😅🙏
Thats awesome Me too. I'm 1/4 Quapa and before I even knew I was part native, native music regardless of which tribe had an emotional affect on me. I also love Midnight Express, and A Tribe Called Red.
Dreamkeeper. Such a great movie. Wish they made a sequel with more stories. Beautiful song. Wish they kept the woman singing at the end. She had a beautiful voice
Just beautiful... Remind me of who I am when I get lost... My kids have learned and remind me when I get lost in the world of the 2 roads .. just close my eyes and remember my great times as a young teen and young man with my family at powwows...
I'am a german Jewish and i love and respect the native culture. I love this Song so mutch, the drums are so strong and powerful and the amazing voice are so incredible. Thanks for sharing, with love from germany ♥️🇩🇪🙏👍
one of the greatest recorded songs ive ever had the privilege of hearing
Beautiful being a French Canadian, Chippewa Cree.... Proud kocum today ❤❤❤❤,🌈😇☀️❣️
Watching/listening to this made me straight-up just start crying like a child. Because of where I was born and raised, it was detrimental to tell people that I was half native. I really want to find that part of my heritage now.
Hi hun, just wondering where you were born and raised? I'm Canadian and Metis Cree.
It is a process of remembering, the stories and wisdom are within you. The love you feel in your bones, from the sun when it hits your skin. That is the love of your ancestors. The Earth is alive she is our mother, the wind the sky, time, is our father.
So darn beautiful. Im Meshika descendant and i appreciate the many tribes surrounding and their arts. Im sorry we we're more than cuel. I ask the creators for your tribes forgiveness and i hope your descendants make it and are never forgotten
This
Song and
Video
Makes me cry everytime
When the little boy gets taken by his father
In the skies
I lose it everytime
Sometimes even
Before that
Thanks so much
For posting
It's so beautiful
I can feel that heartbeat
Drumming
In my chest for hours after I listen to this song
So spiritual
It does something
Wonderful to my soul
Native drums and
Singing is so
Powerful
Is the video from a movie?
Hearing them live is a life changing experience! The reverberations of these 200 250lbs men and the deep drum hits you in the gut. The hair in the back of your neck dances with the beat. Seeing and hearing war cry got to me. Old warrior myself i cant hold back my emotions.
Strong men also cry, Brother.
@@johnedwardkerr7814 Yep and got to find ways to let it out!
This is It. A blessing to my heart and soul from this totally proud Chippewa Cree Shoshone-Paiute tribal daughter, sister, auntie and now Grandmother. I think only special men can shed real heartfelt tears and they aren't ashamed in doing so. It's OK and healthy to release those tears, it's cleansing us too! Keep singing all drum warriors and honorable sisters, we love your sound!
My people are all lost as well. My ancient family from the English islands and my present day family such as they have been...greed and jealousy have driven them all their separate ways and I've been lost and wandering many years. I was completely blessed when I met the man who's now my husband! An incredible Hopi man found me amid the rubble of the remains of my world and lifted me up, showed me that all is never lost and brought me to the place that's always been the home of my heart. His parents call me daughter and his siblings call me sister. They never once looked at me as other than their own. I am thankful every day for all these blessings! It took many many years for them to arrive but it was more than worth the wait!
Southern Ute here from Ignacio, Colorado USA, listening in July 2024! Greetings to all my NDN brothers and sisters, and the other non-Indian nations too!
Beautiful i know full blood crees they are my brothers im 100% Apache and Kickapoo from Texas and Coahuila Mexico 🕵🏾♀️💯🌎🦅🇲🇽
Im Apache and Kikapoo from Texas. I was raised in Houston.
Good medicine on you
I'm from Alberta Canada 459 atikameg originally from 155a white fish river I love my land my family I thank the creator for this life and the past and the next bring unity. love and spirituality to the coming generations
If this music doesn't make you feel something, you might be dead. Goosebumps. head to toe.
My Spanish wife, married me in 2021. She left with my heart and pride. I’m still a warrior but she was my Indian girl. Showed her my culture. Brought her to my Rez. Gave her out everything. My heart is with a Spaniard.
My one month old is already falling asleep to this ♥️ native proud ♥️♥️
I’ve been listening to this since I was 10 years old. I’m 26 now 27 soon. I love my culture, the beat of the drum really does something to you ❤️
John Wayne's teeth brought me here. I was looking for new music for my wife
and found Northern Cree. Powerful, beautiful!
Love that song and scene from the movie "Smoke Signals".
Our Aboriginal channel near elk point played this song. My mom came in the truck with me listening to this. We are a proud Cree family
I wish I could go back to the Rez and visit ( onion lake I miss you )
Thanks
The songs that make me feel alive and thrive...it really touches my soul and I hope that all my people know they are one of a kind and so blessed...🙏🏽🤝🏽💪🏾 Never ever give up and always stick by one another because I see other natives putting other natives down and that's not us we are really sacred people an deserve everything we put out ...the love & healing ...genuine communication and thoughts ALL OF IT 🤎 BLESSED TO BE A NATIVE AND GROWING ALWAYS LEARNING BUT ALSO TEACHING EVERYONE HOW US NATIVE ARE REAL TRUE WARRIORS TIL THIS DAY , IM FROM SALT RIVER ARIZONA AN I JUST WANT TO BE WHAT GRANDFATHER WANTS FOR ME AND THRIVE N LIVE NOT JUST EXIST BUT I DONT NEED TO HAVE ALL MATERIALISTIC THINGS I JUST WANT TO SHOW WHAT MAKES A HUMAN A HUMAN ...LOVE...COMPASSION...EMPATHY...UNITY... SADNESS...ANGER.... FORGIVENESS...ITS ALL IN US BUT AT TIMES I THINK WE FORGET ...MAY ALL U BE BLESSED IN EVERY ENDEAVOR FROM THIS DAY FWD MUCH LOVE FROM ME TO YOU...NUN BUT GOOD ENERGY YOUR WAY... AHO🙏🏽🤝🏽
I sing this to my son's ❤ as well as many other songs. I tell them make it worth it love hard love deep it's the only way and it really does hurt to leave someone you loved behind so my hope is you find that forever type of love
Those people have a special place in my heart... their struggle was the hardest in human history to call it clearly what have happened to them. You young native americans the more important it is for you guys to keep your culture alive...
Music that’s from the soul leaves no person untouched. Regardless of where your ancestors are from. Music is limitless just like your soul! Love this!!!! ❤️
The Cree really got a way with music I'm choctaw but respect to the Cree for making some of the best music ever
They like Detroit in the music industry with like Eminem
Many of your people have scottish and irish decendants scotland ireland and first nation ❤❤❤
Great culture the cree choctaw first nation many scottish and irish joined first nation through marriage ireland scotland first nation ❤❤❤
I'm from a tribe called Miq, Mak I'm from a reservation called Gesgapesgiag , When I listen to this song I pray and smudge and pray for everyone , this song is so powerful . I see it touches so many people's hearts ❤️ stay safe my friends , Ta Ho ❤️
I heard this song not too long ago & it is one of my favorites of Northern Cree. Oglala Lakota here loving NCs music!!!💜
Aztec here love u brothers and sisters from the North
Here in 2020 and forever there will be Native pride in little indigenous kids. We are timeless.
As a indigenous person who has family who has survived residential schools. I maybe light skinned but i stand strong with my indigenous brothers and sisters. I was luckey enough to grow with my culture that my mom had passed down to me, even used to dance fancy shawl and i used to be a hoop dancer. I always try to learn about where my ancestors came from (sorry if that was long)
@@Stormyweatherthetrueyoutuber you should start to learn on where your going
Yes also the ones who Grandparents who had to hide who they were them people are standing up now.. that's why you see alot of people coming out saying they native more then ever A'HO
Very beautifull woman ,great song ,respect fot Northern Cree Singers. And my deepest respect for all American native tribes.
the story of the thunder spirit who fell in love with a mortal. love that movie
@Alicia Sunshyne DreamKeeper
Northern Cree Singers... One of the BEST EVER. I believe I heard Northern Cree Singers at a First Nations at the U.W. Spring Pow-Wow. I also heard Wayne Silas Jr, along with The Whitefish Juniors. Still remember them both very well.
Give me chills listening to this amazing DRUM.......... I love it!
Love from Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤
I may not know from which tribe I am since everyone in Mexico mixed together, making the modern “Mexican” but I still want to find and study indigenous cultures . Much love ❤and stay strong
This song just never gets old. Northern Cree makes me feel like I am back in the womb and all is well. It's like hearing/feeling your mother's heart beating.
Love this song n the music video tops it off, BEAUT-I-F-U-L work my Natives! ♥️ BEAUTIFUL !
love this song. Northern Cree is the best.
They're my favorite!!!
You know it
This music is good for any one to listen to! Feed the soul and feel refreshed!
This song reminds me of my childhood. When I'm lonesome for home I listen to this song.
I left my little girl self on the rez and moved and I fkn miss home so bad I can't stand it.
I wish I could quit life and move home
Lol as a Mexica... my ex wife was Diné... her brother's had a group that would play at powwows .. got blessed a couple times to play with them.... I love this music.. it resonates from your soul... so awesome 👌🏽 👏 yall just have me flashbacks thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥🤘🏽
Round dance music always gives me goosebumps lol I can feel the heart beat of our mother earth. Love and peace.
I'm crying I feel so joyous.
Thank you.
Love
Fell in love with this song, listening to KUYI radio, but it’s even bigger, with the rad video. Like a mini movie! Welcome back to being able to tell a story, instead of just throwing some bling or T&A onto the screen.
Always be proud.
My lovely movie❤❤❤
The best singing group ever, alongside the best movie ever!!! Northern Cree and Dreamkeeper 🥰😊😍😁
Thanks for such a beautiful content.!!
I simply love it its all worth listening too beautiful no matter what...much love n respect. Keep singing loud n proud to be native american..!!
this song makes me cry beautiful song
Non-native human, feels this song in his spirit, thanks for sharing!
Love this I love too sing back up for drum groups
love this song to
I can listen to this over and over...love the beat of the drums and the singer's......💓
This was beautiful movie I watched it ❤
How could anyone thumbs down this incredible work?
No matter how much I listen to SNOTTY NOES REZ KIDS you still have to go old school to feel the LOVE THANKS VERY MUCH
Well this’s 2019.And I love this song it reminds of my home tribe Northern Cheyenne. I listen to this song because I still believe my ancestors are watching me and my name is Changingwolf.
Man I’m northern Cheyenne too!
IAM from saddle lake Alberta Canada saw them live gives me pride
I’d love for this to be added to Spotify so I can add it to my Pow Wow playlist. It’s always been a favorite of mine.
Dream keeper a amazing movie
Skin color don’t make you indigenous. And anyone that says different is missing the the true spirit of native culture. We are all brothers and sisters to the creator.
Amen! I am native and I don't look it
Only if your first nation if your white your not our brother
My grandmother preached this
@alexa mckenzie well you would be wrong in that racist assumption. I’m half Shawnee
@alexa mckenzie who cause I sure ain't the fuck white
awesome. love the sound of warriors sing bring back the beauty of natives & unique songs that keep us in tune w/our culture & traditions.
This music is amazing, great rythums and singing such beautiful people. I love seeing people's traditions etc still going strong. Sending you all love and friendship from England. 😊💛🧡❤️💚💙💜
481 lost souls, I love that I am here and grateful to hear these beautiful voices. Hiy Hiy. ❤ Proud Saddle Laker right here! 🙋🏿♀️
This music is soothing to my soul.
Rita Williams
Dito :)
The first time I saw this movie was in middle school. Im a white mountain Apache, and I was taking the class to learn my language and more about my culture, but my teacher brought out her old school tv and put the video in. I was always excited when she put this on, I love this movie, she had a lot of other old movies on video. Like that movie that’s called “The chiefs” it’s a really good basketball documentary/story.... and I hope those students after me get to watch this as well, I’m a junior in high school now, however it always makes me feel better when I think about when I was still in middle school.😌😁
Who ever made Dream keeper is a genius at making the movie and i love this song, so beautiful and lovely keep it going northern cree love ur songs..
Awesome movie thunder boy reminds me of my oldest son
Our Amazing Brothers and Sisters from the North Have a Strong Circle. Strong words with Amazing Visual Are Very Strong and Very Good Medicine..Thank You...Hoka Hey And Many Blessings
Love how you added this story with this Northern Cree song. Excellent!
It's an awesome movie too
Wow this was by far the most beautiful video I've ever seen so well done and resonated in my deeper than I can speak...touched me deeply
This song hit home.
I feel their drums in my chest is so peaceful and relaxing
I was recently in Drumheller institution and one of the drummers there busted this song out during a drum practice and it’s been on my mind ever since
I once had a vision of the Hopi Blue Star prophecy. Me and my family were driving, probably going some store. It was at night. Suddenly as we were driving, a blue star raced across the sky. The sky light up in sunset like colors. We stopped the car. We ran out of the car, and stared at the star. We were in much fear. The star raced faster and faster, and hit the earth suddenly. The ground shook greatly, the sky was brighter than ever, but out of the mist this man in blue war paint all over his body raced toward us. He had dark blue stripes too, he had a blue apron, blue moccasins, white fur fluff around his ankles, and also bells too. It was like he was dressed in powwow regalia but had no roach, feathers, bustle, or anything else. Just apron, fur fluff, bells, and. moccasins. He ran toward us and gave out his hand and we all took his hand. The dream ended there. Strange thing is he wasn't like a normal human design, but the design as a Hopi would draw characters. He was like a Hopi designed- like man. He had black lines as eyes and a black line as a mouth.
Yenawa ❤
I love life n thats me
Super awesomeness !
Deep down we're all brown.
Hi there that’s a nice comforting dream
I grew up listening to this song, my grandma would always put it on, this is my favourite video to watch, and my song to listen to
This is beautiful, intense, amazing,mystical and ethereal.
It's a movie. The movie is based on stories from different tribes.
+Alesha Kinsel The intensity is just amazing. Something about the voices singing in tandem raises my spirit high. I really don't have the words to describe it. It really is beautiful. Almost brings tears to my eyes. I have a lot of respect for the 1st Nations People. Their strength is fierce.
Ccr
Dreamkeeper
Truly a beautiful thing to listen to.
Much appreciated my friends.Long live Mother Earth
im indian from india... this song n story is so deep n beautiful tho!! wow
The movie is called "dream keeper" if you're wondering.
A foundational love is timeless and defies time and space.
IT'S A GOOD DAY TO BE INDIGINOUS
so pow wow glr s
+leslie sunwalk
pow wow time
agreed but it's also a good night to be Native too!
John Trudell, I still cannot believe we lost him :(
im an alien
I have no words... Beautiful