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@@danmachen9103 There are two types of haka performed before rugby games. This is a more ceremonial version called Kapa o Pango that is reserved for special occasions, rather than the more traditional war dance haka, Ka Mate, which is generally performed.
As an outsider looking in on this culture, I’d like to think that their ancestors would be proud to know that their traditions are being honored in modern day
I really love how even non-Maori perform haka and partake in Maori culture. It’s beautiful. I wish the US and Canada would have done that more with native Americans
We try to in the U.S. with some of the names for our sports teams but many people are all "THAT'S OFFENSIVE GET RID OF IT!!" The University of Illinois had to get rid of Chief Illiniwek for that very reason. What people who hated him couldn't understand was that the dance the person portraying him did was called "fancy dance" and done in celebration, there wasn't any religious or war like meaning attached to it. What they also didn't get was the fact that the student picked to portray the chief was sent out to an Indian reservation in South Dakota to learn the dance and the culture. What really angered me the most was that people kept calling him a mascot which he wasn't. A mascot does goofball antics on the sidelines during a game, the only time Chief Illiniwek was seen was during halftime of home football and basketball games.
It's funny how we spend a lot of our time looking muscular and yet at least for me, my eyes are always mentioned first, beautiful, but next time I'll just do this and see how attractive my eyes are to them after
@@ObeseGorilla229 Ole ole ole ole is our way to lift the spirits of our players while you do your hakka boost your players. if you don`t like it , then don`t watch it! England done the world proud with their response... the result 19-7 Game, Set Match! Bye bye RWC 2019
It doesnt matter what nationality or religion you are in New Zealand, this Maori Culture is instilled in you from a baby. Performing a haka throughout all stages of school and carrying that pride through life. These grown men are the epitome and standard of rugby players because of that deeply seeded culture and respect they have for their country and the game. 3PEAT!
I get that but is NZ cocky attitude towards other nations part of that too? Everybody goes on about how the haka is being disrespected but NZ has never shown respect towards another nation. The fans are grotesque. Unpleasant and nobody may support their own teams without getti.g attacked by them.
@@markanderson8783 Im a kiwi that doesnt mind a challenge during the haka. I encourage chanting and other types of reactions from other teams and I know im not the only one. It just makes it that much sweet when we win, or sour if we lose. But saying NZ never shows respect to other countries? If youre basing this off the comments youre reading on a video, than compare how many "disrespectful" comments to how many views a video has. A lot of respectful kiwis, watch but dont comment. For Example: Everyone has a power bill. People that have their power cut, phone the call center to ask why? this is the minority. The majority have power so they just go on with their day. This is exactly how the comment section on any video works. This video has 1.5m views and 2.2k comments. Let that sink in for a minute.
@@markanderson8783 I think you could be mistaken mate. Do you remember the Sonny Bill Williams giving his gold medal to a young kid. Or that time the All Blacks played low grade team but went into that team's room afterwards and talked with them, laughed with them.
I cant even begin to imagine what this must've sounded like in ancient times. The silence of the forest destroyed by the cries and wails of men and women ready to die for each other and protecting those at home. Codie's scream at 0:41 even catches Ardie offguard.
@@francescabennett9691 @Francesca bennett you shouldn't let facts trigger your feelings so much 😅.. I think we all appreciated the original comments implied meaning and it carried some serious weight when put into context. The feelings I got from watching this Haka, coupled with the thoughts of facing or hearing this cry for war back in time gave me goosebumps.
@A R we breath in your hate it fills our belly with energy to amplify it, for we smell your fear, and we will hold in our breath until you are defeated, then we will sigh empathy in the wake of your demise.
Has to be the best haka peformed by an All Blacks team. So much passion and mana and the message was very very clear to the Ops! Well done on the win boys. Up the mighty All Blacks!!!
Sheer projection on your part, my friend. How can you claim that there's any objectivity involved in the Haka whatsoever? Where you see passion, I see a group of men bizarrely prancing about and sticking their tongues out.
@@hudsonquay I do as a matter of fact. That doesn't change my perception of it and why should it? It's my opinion that a group of men doing a choreographed dance before every match they play is completely absurd. What if the Irish team did an Irish dancing routine before every game? It would be ridiculous. This is no different.
It's incredible to watch in a silent stadium, ppl pay hundreds to watch that game including the haka. Boks fans just wouldnt let Japan fans enjoy the moment.
Love the HAKA. This is part of our Maori heritage here in New Zealand, whether you are Maori, European or any other culture. This represents who we are as a country, culture and as a nation. United we stand, united we fall xxxooo
Exactly, I saw a lot of non-indigenous. Straight Europeans imitating a tradition and act as if it is theirs. (As they do usually). Best example the modern Jew.
I might be british but I love NZ more then the UK. NZ people treats everyone like kiwis if you live in NZ. If I was in the UK I'll have no respect. NZ will rise again and show everyone that NZ is a beautiful country.
Well I was in Auckland Christchurch Queenstown and Invercargill all this year and how lovely and amazing NZ is by people from different countries that come together to support NZ and that reminds me I work with two South African men who told me that in South Africa theirs no respect there at all. So they came to NZ to live and work for peace.
@Bart Blackenship So sad and funny how you think about who better in power and that we are all the same. If one of us were different then that means one of us should be able to do something the other person can not. You have no respect only for your country and it's sad that you probably will never see that unless you get out and see the truth right in front of you. Cause if you can't accept what's in front of you then you can't accept yourself.
Can I be honest? There will never be a better haka than “Ka Mate” . Also the one led by Carlos Spencer against Tonga at the 2003 WC is my all time Favorite Haka. Tana Umaga was another masterful leader of the Haka. If you watched and absolutely adored rugby in the 2000-2010 decade, give this post a like!
If you understand the background of Kapo o pango you will love it. Research both Ka mate and kapo o pango and then you may understand why the all blacks have two haka. Ka pai? If you dont, then you may have a problem like other european ethnicity who are against Maori and our haka. God bless you in the rascist whanau you are in xx
@@phantasmagory Guess I'm bad then if I thought you were rascist. You must remember that we have 2 haka here in New Zealand. Out with the old, in with the new I say
I want to say this very nicely in the nicest way but I feel like to ME personally that is insulting my country. But this is my opinion im ok with yours as well no hate, im putting it out there and don't want yo cause trouble
@@claytonfriesland6062 man, I agree, it's nothing to do with race, I just think Nkosi is miles ahead of Mapimpi. Mapimpi didn't even try a step or a chip when he had a one-on-one early in the game. We've seen what Nkosi can do with those opportunities...
@@AxilRod72 the haka isn't used to intimidate the opponents they are used to challenge them to a battle, same goes for other pacific island teams. France have done well over the years accepting the challenge by walking towards the haka.
Respect to SA for putting in a very good performance. You tested the AB’s which I am thankful for as a Kiwi. I’m not bothered by the singing in the background, it’s banter at the end of the day. The Boks faces the Haka which is what matters. Crowds and fans tend to get on their high horses over these things when it’s about the players and the teams. Look at the respect displayed after the game particularly saith saveea on one knee supporting his opposition and SBW. Much respect between the sides and players. Fans need to take a leaf outta their book and respect each other, other wise you sound like a bunch of rowdy soccer supporters.
DEMONETISE ME so well said mate. When I saw all the congratulating and commiserating going on at the whistle, it made me so proud to be a rugby fan. I love what the AB and Bokke are doing for our beautiful game.
Disrespect? Nah, wouldn't go as far as calling it that. The Haka is a challenge. Everyone should be allowed to respond to a challenge. Whether that be the crowd, or the opposing team. Loved seeing France step up to it in the 2011 final and the old days when Lomu was right in the face of the Boks. Creates such a great atmosphere. + like you said, it's only going rev up the AB's even more. All for it.
It's always great when the crowd add some disrespect to the Haka, I say this because everytime a team or a crowd disrespected the haka that the All blacks hit back with skill on the field.
@@96LIAM96HD Well it does theres been proof of such actions in recent years gone past for example 07 to now. And the fact that you took what I said out of context makes me question if you really understood what I said.
@@96LIAM96HD do you have zero idea how adrenaline works my dude? When you are doing an ancient tribal tradition and people disrespect it makes you angry. A lot of rugby teams play better angry, especially the NBs
No better rival in Rugby than the Mighty All Blacks & the South African Spring boks. As a Kiwi n die hard All Blacks Disciple, its so good to see South African rugby coming back to its peak after many years of trials n era. We leave the KAPA o PAGO Haka for special occassions, and over the decades, years...The Mighty Bokkas has always been our numero uno Rivals. May the best Team win the 2019 RWC...As long its a Southern Hemisphere team, Northern Hemisphere are boring to watch......
Coming from a Maori (native new zealander), I do not think it was disrespectful. We're using a tactic to get a mental advantage, so why shouldn't the opposite team/supporters not be aloud to respond in their own way? Just my opinion
@@apomtaylor8054 I could'nt agree more! Those who say pple shouldn't react to the haka have never been on a rugby field, facing the opponent, just before the begining of a game. I think being able to perform the haka gives an advantage in terms of intimidation and mental state.
@@cappygolucky Everyone seems to think the haka is just some "war dance". It really means much more than that. I'm not going to be that guy that gives the entire history of the haka, because every time I do that people just do not understand. That's fine tho...
The cameramen who are there between the two teams shouldn't be there. When a challenge is being laid down, no third party should stand between the two protagonists. I'm sure I was told that by a Maori when I was in NZ.
@@ainsleyspongebob2877 just a translation -free to draw your own conclusion..(i think 60-70% find the Haka awe inspiring, the remainder find it out of place and jars the senses..?)
@@CaesarSonOfMars If that's the case how come the All Blacks didn't beat the Wallabies in Perth 2019 ? If that's the case how come the All Blacks didn't beat the Springboks in Wellington 2019 ? If that's the case how come the All Blacks didn't the British & Irish Lions in Wellington & Auckland 2017 ? If that's the case how the All Blacks didn't beat Ireland in Dublin 2018 ? And you're a saying ? Blame the ref as usual.
@@CaesarSonOfMars I'm so sick of seeing these comments. Stop whining and blaming the ref for the loss. There were many calls missed on BOTH sides. What about what should have been a professional foul, or all the knock ons and countless of high tackles made from the boks, that they didn't get pulled up for. Yes All Blacks did some stupid things as well but they were definitely not the only team on the field that got away with things.
galaxy morty how long have you been holding onto that one. I think Steve Hansen and Kieran Read finished on a 85 percent win ratio. 93 games Won, 4 games drawn and only 10 losses. 2 losses which were effect by red cards.
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This is true.
and if you knew anything about a haka, you would know this one is only for highly respected opponents ...
@@danmachen9103 There are two types of haka performed before rugby games. This is a more ceremonial version called Kapa o Pango that is reserved for special occasions, rather than the more traditional war dance haka, Ka Mate, which is generally performed.
Yes finally, because I’ve noticed that the Ka mate is different and never really paid much attention UNTIL now
I was waiting for the ka mate, i had to learn that one for school
Yup
Dan Dat Boi like he said if you know anything about the haka.
Me and the boys trying to scare the guards at Area 51.
HAHAHAH
Area 51 meme is dead
@@Sulijah dead inside
😂😂😂
not funny
Opposition: “Hey man, we’re just here to play some rugby”
Jajajaja
HAHAHAHAHA
I'm dead😂
😂
All Blacks: “You play with us you play with the gods”
As an outsider looking in on this culture, I’d like to think that their ancestors would be proud to know that their traditions are being honored in modern day
it's just a clown show in an infantile clownish country
@@OtaBengaBokongo ur the clown 🤡
@@OtaBengaBokongo just like how your mom was a clown for concieving you
@@OtaBengaBokongo youre literally black and african i assume lmaoooonot really the one who should be speaking
@@Fjgjgjd don't sink to that pr*cks level.
This is how I prepare myself before asking the wife if I can go for beer.
U let women to control u? Pathetic beta male
wtf
@@FlexibleMan202 i love it when someone takes a joke so seriously
@@FlexibleMan202 Ah they should not control each other.
Im dead omg this one got weak 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I really love how even non-Maori perform haka and partake in Maori culture. It’s beautiful. I wish the US and Canada would have done that more with native Americans
Oh we do
We love the natives
We try to in the U.S. with some of the names for our sports teams but many people are all "THAT'S OFFENSIVE GET RID OF IT!!" The University of Illinois had to get rid of Chief Illiniwek for that very reason. What people who hated him couldn't understand was that the dance the person portraying him did was called "fancy dance" and done in celebration, there wasn't any religious or war like meaning attached to it. What they also didn't get was the fact that the student picked to portray the chief was sent out to an Indian reservation in South Dakota to learn the dance and the culture. What really angered me the most was that people kept calling him a mascot which he wasn't. A mascot does goofball antics on the sidelines during a game, the only time Chief Illiniwek was seen was during halftime of home football and basketball games.
@@hpa2005 Thing is many native Americans have been protesting Native American team names.
@@rouskeycarpel1436 True
0:45 his eyes robbed my heart
ananya perfume yessss
On god 🤧😍
Yeap
Funny you should say that because this dude is a casanova
It's funny how we spend a lot of our time looking muscular and yet at least for me, my eyes are always mentioned first, beautiful, but next time I'll just do this and see how attractive my eyes are to them after
The crowed used to go silent in anticipation of, and out of respect for the Haka.
I wish they'd kept things that way.
I was thinking the same.
I'm pretty sure that was the opposing fans trying to be special...
@@Aayrshock yeh "Special Needs"
The crowd are so disappointing 😔😕😒
The best was against Ireland because they stood together and actually almost silenced the haka
The enemy team after this :
Courage : -85%
Strength : -60%
Attack : -70%
SpringBoks won m8
Not this one
They channeling negative buff to the opponent
at one point the haka was almost banned because it psychs the All Blacks up
Haha ur so wrong, we won last year 🇿🇦❤️
( I feel weird for bringing it up now 😐)
wish the crowd would shut up..... this would be truly chilling to watch in a silent stadium.
its mainly the other nations fans not japan
Was South Africans singing 🇿🇦 (Match started before the haka btw)
I think it is AFS supporters. We know they are idiots like the country. Forgive them.
@@martinw6608 All SA fans singing, but they were pretty quite 80 minutes later.
This is true but also awesome to see a country behind their team..
The crowd confused with some football game.
how annoying is that
it is for south africa
El canto Ole hizo más épico el haka
@@ObeseGorilla229 Ole ole ole ole is our way to lift the spirits of our players while you do your hakka boost your players. if you don`t like it , then don`t watch it! England done the world proud with their response... the result 19-7 Game, Set Match! Bye bye RWC 2019
@@Cactus-Jack69 23 - 13
Personally, I love it when there’s completely silence in the stadium for the Haka. The intensity is magnified to such an amazing level.
It doesnt matter what nationality or religion you are in New Zealand, this Maori Culture is instilled in you from a baby. Performing a haka throughout all stages of school and carrying that pride through life. These grown men are the epitome and standard of rugby players because of that deeply seeded culture and respect they have for their country and the game.
3PEAT!
I get that but is NZ cocky attitude towards other nations part of that too? Everybody goes on about how the haka is being disrespected but NZ has never shown respect towards another nation. The fans are grotesque. Unpleasant and nobody may support their own teams without getti.g attacked by them.
Grown men with standards?
The All Blacks are the biggest cheats in this tournament soft lad.
@@markanderson8783 Im a kiwi that doesnt mind a challenge during the haka. I encourage chanting and other types of reactions from other teams and I know im not the only one. It just makes it that much sweet when we win, or sour if we lose.
But saying NZ never shows respect to other countries? If youre basing this off the comments youre reading on a video, than compare how many "disrespectful" comments to how many views a video has. A lot of respectful kiwis, watch but dont comment.
For Example:
Everyone has a power bill. People that have their power cut, phone the call center to ask why? this is the minority.
The majority have power so they just go on with their day.
This is exactly how the comment section on any video works.
This video has 1.5m views and 2.2k comments. Let that sink in for a minute.
@@markanderson8783 I think you could be mistaken mate. Do you remember the Sonny Bill Williams giving his gold medal to a young kid. Or that time the All Blacks played low grade team but went into that team's room afterwards and talked with them, laughed with them.
It is actually the reason why kiwis are so good at rugby. The pride in our culture and our success in the game is instilled at a very young age.
All blacks: Ko Aotearo-
Stadium: oLE oLe Ole OLE Ole
It's Aotearoa - Stadium - lose
itsJustpickle you’d think it’s us Irish in the crowd 😂
80 minutes later: 23-13
stadium: .....
J.C Kennedy Actually you lost! Bye bye World Cup over! Cry cry cry! Ole ole ole
Chris Ward Say again 80 min later? Stadium..... Ole ole ole, you arrogant prick! Who's laughing now! Wha hahaha whahahahaha
us:"it's a game just for fun"
The other team: Yes of course
Us:let's have fun
The other team:
,😂😂
Thats how I prepare when i visit my mother in law
Hahaha very funny 😂
Haha
freegoldeneagle haha
hahahahaha!!!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I cant even begin to imagine what this must've sounded like in ancient times. The silence of the forest destroyed by the cries and wails of men and women ready to die for each other and protecting those at home. Codie's scream at 0:41 even catches Ardie offguard.
In ancient times it wasn't nearly as rehearsed and would not have looked or sounded anything like this. This is for the cameras nowadays.
@@warrenhirst8827 I think that goes without saying. The intentions for doing the "war dance" were different.
What a poet you are.
Francesca bennett calm down mate
@@francescabennett9691 @Francesca bennett you shouldn't let facts trigger your feelings so much 😅.. I think we all appreciated the original comments implied meaning and it carried some serious weight when put into context. The feelings I got from watching this Haka, coupled with the thoughts of facing or hearing this cry for war back in time gave me goosebumps.
My cat listened to this hakka
He's now a tiger
im scared of your cat now
This made my day. I read it and now cant stop laughing
Lol quality. Loving that.
You are amazing
It makes your day beautiful
I’m from New Zealand and I have so much respect to my South African brothers
One of the few places indigenous culture isn’t looked down upon but exalted.
Which is dumb
All those indigenous white dudes that commercialised the haka in an Adidas advert?
LisztyLiszt relax your wokeness
It's "indigenous culture" at an extremely low level. Sticking their tongues out and acting like pratts.
@@shibuya3185 Just because it isn't your tradition doesn't mean you can degrade it like that
0:56 the cameraman on the grass is a legend
True icon
He's just doing his job you omega simp
Congratulations All Blacks and your supporters- you handled the pressure, and came up on top. Hope we meet again in this cup. From a South African 🇿🇦
1:05 Tj breaking the sound barrier
It’s our pleasure to see Kapa O Pango in Japan 🇯🇵
Japanese fans are always extremely respectful, I think everyone is grateful Japan is hosting this year's world Cup
@Morgasm172 Yeah, because this random dude on RUclips has the power to silence a stadium full of people from all over the world.
@Emmett Hardie Yes I think that's probably just because its not as culturally acceptable in Japan to do that sort of thing.
@Morgasm172 tell urself to stfu
Morgasm172 Does that have a meaning to tell quiet japanese crowd to shut their mouth up?
TJ really gets into the haka, I bet he was the man at kapa haka at school
TJ only just started learning how to speak te-reo.
Tj is good but Piri Wepu was awesome.
@@AFLI8D how did you know, you never went school with him, don't bots it idiot 😂😂😂😂🤦♂️
@@revelationpeleti3799 aah he said it on tv 2 days ago bro
@@THP999 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Has to be 1 of the greatest traditions in world sport,always give me the goosebumps
@A R we breath in your hate it fills our belly with energy to amplify it, for we smell your fear, and we will hold in our breath until you are defeated, then we will sigh empathy in the wake of your demise.
That and y n w a at anfield
Aww it’s a cute little dance 💃
Same,Sis . (US)
😴😴😴
I’m Scottish and this still gives me goosebumps. You can see the true passion and meaning
it's just grotesque. pathetic and laughable if you have some good taste
@@OtaBengaBokongo
You’re troll game bad bro
@@OtaBengaBokongo your African culture probably more pathetic
See it a million times and you'll still have shivers down your spine
Why don't they do this in cricket?
Not me see it once is once to often
Cringes me think of it as grown men hitting themselves
Yea It's fkn stupid. I would have just refused as a team member to join them in doing something this stupid. 🙄🙄🙄
@@RickPatNB its a 1000yr old tradition and you just disrespecting them like this
Love seeing TJ Perenara lead the Haka! His intensity reminds me of Tana Umaga and Liam Messam.
Benny D and Piri Weepu, Carlos Spencer
Cept for his squeaky voice
TheTamihana Mate, even Mike Tyson had/still has a squeaky voice🤣😂
@@thetamihana2561 g
TJ Killin it
Coming from a South African , the noise during the haka was so disrespectful.
Agreed. We were in bar jam packed with fellow bokkes and we were all respectful to the haka
This is a war dance done to intimidate your team. I don't blame SA fans at all, that's exactly why you have fans.
Wait till NZ meet England! We'll show you how to drown the hakka🏴💪💪💪🏴
@@Cactus-Jack69 and thats why you always lose
Good. The haka should be disrespected. Why should NZ get an advantage? Kick penalties over their heads and continue the warm up.
The fact that the opponents wait for the haka to be completed is very beautiful .
what they should do? vomit at such display of ridiculous infantilism?
@@OtaBengaBokongo super disrespectful
@@sports2hedz542 that was the intention
its called respect.
凄い！
鳥肌がたった！
これを日本で見られるなんて幸せです！
What anime is this?
Steve Glen this is not anime.
iba a comentar lo mismo...👌🏻 pff
Has to be the best haka peformed by an All Blacks team. So much passion and mana and the message was very very clear to the Ops! Well done on the win boys. Up the mighty All Blacks!!!
lol what
Sheer projection on your part, my friend. How can you claim that there's any objectivity involved in the Haka whatsoever? Where you see passion, I see a group of men bizarrely prancing about and sticking their tongues out.
Vic Vinegar You don’t understand the significance and ancestral pride in the words and challenge of the haka.
I was thinking the same
@@hudsonquay I do as a matter of fact. That doesn't change my perception of it and why should it? It's my opinion that a group of men doing a choreographed dance before every match they play is completely absurd. What if the Irish team did an Irish dancing routine before every game? It would be ridiculous. This is no different.
Personally, I love it when there’s completely silence in the stadium for the Haka. The intensity is magnified to such an amazing
It's incredible to watch in a silent stadium, ppl pay hundreds to watch that game including the haka. Boks fans just wouldnt let Japan fans enjoy the moment.
HAKA by new zealand rugby is a next level thing. Looks spectacular. Respects from Pakistan.
Love the HAKA. This is part of our Maori heritage here in New Zealand, whether you are Maori, European or any other culture. This represents who we are as a country, culture and as a nation. United we stand, united we fall xxxooo
Alright we get it.
🌹❤️🇵🇰❤️🌹 from Pakistan :- I love ❤️ this HAKA. Every time when I look 👀 this. I have goose skin. Love you New Zealand 🇳🇿 ❤️🌹
Didn’t hear the crowd chanting “ole ole ole” at the end of the game 👀🤭
Haha
Hehe 😆😁
😂😂👍
won’t be seeing new zealand this enthusiastic when ireland’s lifting the trophy YUP 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@seanmiller5325 you just made my day..best joke of 2019, umm where's your coach from again??
I tried to bust this out when I was wrestling with my dog. He was not impressed.
These traditional dance are the best. I’m Peruvian and I recognize that this dance is exciting.✌🏻
Awsome All Blacks Haka
New Zealand / Maori / Polynesian Power 😀 One Love From Noumea - New Caledonia 😀❤
Though half of the group is probably not Māori
Exactly, I saw a lot of non-indigenous. Straight Europeans imitating a tradition and act as if it is theirs. (As they do usually). Best example the modern Jew.
Long Live Malayo-Polynesian Bloodlines Brotherhood ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I might be british but I love NZ more then the UK. NZ people treats everyone like kiwis if you live in NZ. If I was in the UK I'll have no respect. NZ will rise again and show everyone that NZ is a beautiful country.
TCG ENGINEER great comment. Kia Ora
Chur bro thanks for supporting my country in this cup
NZ embraces all immigrations
Well I was in Auckland Christchurch Queenstown and Invercargill all this year and how lovely and amazing NZ is by people from different countries that come together to support NZ and that reminds me I work with two South African men who told me that in South Africa theirs no respect there at all. So they came to NZ to live and work for peace.
@Bart Blackenship So sad and funny how you think about who better in power and that we are all the same. If one of us were different then that means one of us should be able to do something the other person can not. You have no respect only for your country and it's sad that you probably will never see that unless you get out and see the truth right in front of you. Cause if you can't accept what's in front of you then you can't accept yourself.
This is how my immune system gets ready to fight COVID-19.
😂😂😂
気迫、闘争心、そして相手への敬意も感じられる。
かっこよすぎます！！！
本気でやってるのが凄い伝わってくる、まじで、かっこよすぎ…
I think so
敬意はかんじられへん。
それは後付けやろ。
hiro56ful
心が腐ってんな。お前
寂しい人間、心が病んでんな！
まあ、そうやって生きてな
Welcome to Japan🇳🇿🇯🇵
日本人だァ
見た瞬間に同志の匂いがしたわい
And from NZ Chur nice 2 see a Humble comment instead of arguing lol
What does japan have to do with NZ?
🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Can I be honest? There will never be a better haka than “Ka Mate” . Also the one led by Carlos Spencer against Tonga at the 2003 WC is my all time Favorite Haka.
Tana Umaga was another masterful leader of the Haka.
If you watched and absolutely adored rugby in the 2000-2010 decade, give this post a like!
If you understand the background of Kapo o pango you will love it. Research both Ka mate and kapo o pango and then you may understand why the all blacks have two haka. Ka pai? If you dont, then you may have a problem like other european ethnicity who are against Maori and our haka. God bless you in the rascist whanau you are in xx
I’m a brown man who grew up in Asia. Lol. South east Asia to be specific. Not sure which part of my comment was racist.
@@phantasmagory Guess I'm bad then if I thought you were rascist. You must remember that we have 2 haka here in New Zealand. Out with the old, in with the new I say
I’m guessing you’ve only seen a handful of haka,because ka mate isn’t the pinnacle of haka my boy
You just started watching footie bro? There’s more than 2 Haka.. smh
If aliens invade we’re sending these dudes
I want to say this very nicely in the nicest way but I feel like to ME personally that is insulting my country. But this is my opinion im ok with yours as well no hate, im putting it out there and don't want yo cause trouble
1:05 my favorite part... you can see the passion
IVAN JOSEPH ERASMUS
日本荒野行動
IVAN JOSEPH ERASMUS yes agree with you they are awesome 😍😍
Well that “HAKA” has won the World Cup for NZ before the match started, brilliant stuff.
Truth Whahahahahahahahah😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂19-7 says otherwise! Bye bye arrogant prick
@@Cactus-Jack69 finished 5th, bye bye arrogant prick 😂😂
Well done to the All Blacks from a Springbok supporte. WELL done Kolbe I just wish we can have 2 more Cheslin Kolbes and get Mampimpi off the field..
@Clayton Friesland Take the lost on the chin mate don't start undermining your fellow country men they don't deserve it. Good game Bokke
Maybe less chanting and more playing lol.
@@jordanclark8508 Calm down, he took the lose pretty well.
Nkosi is the much better player if they can only move Kolbe to 11 and Nkosi 14
@@claytonfriesland6062 man, I agree, it's nothing to do with race, I just think Nkosi is miles ahead of Mapimpi. Mapimpi didn't even try a step or a chip when he had a one-on-one early in the game. We've seen what Nkosi can do with those opportunities...
I’m brazilian. And This! is just amazing. Maybe the most beautiful display Of power i’ve ever seen in sports. 👏🏻👏🏻🇧🇷 🇳🇿
Wow, how come TJ Perenara and Kieran Read are both leading?
2 can lead a haka cuz
Jermaine paenga ain’t no better way of doing it whanau
Kieran is boss and has that mantel and mana to lead a haka....well done
Something new and I hope they continue doing it.
Never seen that before and it was awesome!
Who on earth wants to attempt to sing a stupid chant over the thrill of hearing a live haka?!
Why don't they do this in cricket?
@@AxilRod72 because you don't have any culture that's why🤷
I would. It's a sports stadium, not a library.
@@AxilRod72 the haka isn't used to intimidate the opponents they are used to challenge them to a battle, same goes for other pacific island teams. France have done well over the years accepting the challenge by walking towards the haka.
Rather see the opposing team respond, not the crowd.
I respect all blacks love from South African
As the years go by, the hakas just get better and better
Respect to SA for putting in a very good performance. You tested the AB’s which I am thankful for as a Kiwi. I’m not bothered by the singing in the background, it’s banter at the end of the day. The Boks faces the Haka which is what matters. Crowds and fans tend to get on their high horses over these things when it’s about the players and the teams.
Look at the respect displayed after the game particularly saith saveea on one knee supporting his opposition and SBW. Much respect between the sides and players. Fans need to take a leaf outta their book and respect each other, other wise you sound like a bunch of rowdy soccer supporters.
DEMONETISE ME so well said mate. When I saw all the congratulating and commiserating going on at the whistle, it made me so proud to be a rugby fan. I love what the AB and Bokke are doing for our beautiful game.
Michael R Annis couldn’t agree more! Go ABs!!!
Well said brother. Hope we meet in the finals for the 100th test match between us
So well said, love the class Kiwis have, beautiful rugby culture ye have. Respect to the Boks too, top class side, from an Irishman. ☘
OLE....... OLE OLE OLEEEEEE Thank you for the disrespect. It fires our Champion All Blacks up everytime *BACKBLACK*
Letsgoooooo! Abs 💪🏾
Let's gooooo Tonga!
Yofukyo
Disrespect? Nah, wouldn't go as far as calling it that. The Haka is a challenge. Everyone should be allowed to respond to a challenge. Whether that be the crowd, or the opposing team. Loved seeing France step up to it in the 2011 final and the old days when Lomu was right in the face of the Boks. Creates such a great atmosphere. + like you said, it's only going rev up the AB's even more. All for it.
If you think that is disrespect.....
you are a little girl
It's always great when the crowd add some disrespect to the Haka, I say this because everytime a team or a crowd disrespected the haka that the All blacks hit back with skill on the field.
Yeah I'm sure that makes any kind of difference to how they play. "Ok lads let's only put in 100% if they show us some disrespect"
@@96LIAM96HD Well it does theres been proof of such actions in recent years gone past for example 07 to now.
And the fact that you took what I said out of context makes me question if you really understood what I said.
@@96LIAM96HD do you have zero idea how adrenaline works my dude? When you are doing an ancient tribal tradition and people disrespect it makes you angry. A lot of rugby teams play better angry, especially the NBs
No better rival in Rugby than the Mighty All Blacks & the South African Spring boks. As a Kiwi n die hard All Blacks Disciple, its so good to see South African rugby coming back to its peak after many years of trials n era. We leave the KAPA o PAGO Haka for special occassions, and over the decades, years...The Mighty Bokkas has always been our numero uno Rivals. May the best Team win the 2019 RWC...As long its a Southern Hemisphere team, Northern Hemisphere are boring to watch......
これ生で見てみたい
ユーチューブでも鳥肌もんなのに
生で見たらもう…
多分漏らす
大と小合わせて
T. J Peranara will be my favourite haka leader🏉💯💯🔥🔥
Nah Tana Umaga.
Piri Weepu all day🦾🇳🇿💯👈🏾
@@AFLI8D nah TJ is far better
@@ransackmaori5725 IMO, jak Tana & Piri puts in more Mana compared to TJ.
@@AFLI8D grandad 69 your everywhere😭😂
The thunder of haka frightens the nerves
Why don't they do this in cricket?
@@phillips221 Good question and that would be good to see
South African here … it’s an awesome tradition and sight to behold , I’m sure for the boks it’s an honor to face . Always respected . 🇳🇿🇿🇦
Anthems were not up to its usual standard and the crowd was hella disrespectful
Coming from a Maori (native new zealander), I do not think it was disrespectful. We're using a tactic to get a mental advantage, so why shouldn't the opposite team/supporters not be aloud to respond in their own way? Just my opinion
Yeah and performing a war dance at a rugby tournament is a bit of overkill don’t ya think
@@apomtaylor8054 I could'nt agree more! Those who say pple shouldn't react to the haka have never been on a rugby field, facing the opponent, just before the begining of a game. I think being able to perform the haka gives an advantage in terms of intimidation and mental state.
@@apomtaylor8054 totally agree. Whats more. The less silent the crowd, the more confidence they gain. Its not worth if you have no opposition.
@@cappygolucky Everyone seems to think the haka is just some "war dance". It really means much more than that. I'm not going to be that guy that gives the entire history of the haka, because every time I do that people just do not understand. That's fine tho...
Need some better on field sound equipment for the Haka.
And better cameramen
The cameramen who are there between the two teams shouldn't be there. When a challenge is being laid down, no third party should stand between the two protagonists. I'm sure I was told that by a Maori when I was in NZ.
@@englishciderlover7347 Sure...
本当にかっこよすぎる。
一方知的こんなのやってどこがかっこええの？
What?
@@ainsleyspongebob2877 The first guy said "This is too cool!"
The next guy said: "By the way, how exactly is it so cool...?"
@@algorithm4390 ok what is your point?
@@ainsleyspongebob2877 just a translation -free to draw your own conclusion..(i think 60-70% find the Haka awe inspiring, the remainder find it out of place and jars the senses..?)
GOOSEBUMPS! I was born in South Africa, but I LOVE the tradition of the haka! May the great game of rugby always prosper
all my respect from Spain
WOW! SPINE TINGLING! GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS, TEARS AND I AM ABLE TO DO ANYJING NOW! LITERALLY ANYTHING! BRING IT!
When the singers in the background are afraid of our little nation, leeeesgo ABS. Bring it home and I bet we'll do it with great sportsmanship.
And a little help from the refs to
@@CaesarSonOfMars too* dickhead
@@CaesarSonOfMars If that's the case how come the All Blacks didn't beat the Wallabies in Perth 2019 ?
If that's the case how come the All Blacks didn't beat the Springboks in Wellington 2019 ?
If that's the case how come the All Blacks didn't the British & Irish Lions in Wellington & Auckland 2017 ?
If that's the case how the All Blacks didn't beat Ireland in Dublin 2018 ?
And you're a saying ? Blame the ref as usual.
@@CaesarSonOfMars I'm so sick of seeing these comments. Stop whining and blaming the ref for the loss. There were many calls missed on BOTH sides. What about what should have been a professional foul, or all the knock ons and countless of high tackles made from the boks, that they didn't get pulled up for. Yes All Blacks did some stupid things as well but they were definitely not the only team on the field that got away with things.
21番の凄まじまい気迫を何回も見に来てしまう定期
テレビで見てもう一回みたいと思って検索した人おる？
🙋🏻♀️
何かラグビー知らんけど、テレビでみてかっこよかったから見にきた、今日この頃の俺
途中にいたハンサム兄さんを見たくなったから見に来た今日この頃のおれぇ
お前はハカじゃなくてバカだ。
見逃したのでUPして頂きましてありがとうございます。
Hakaの最中にバックで大声で歌っている多くのファンの心理が残念でならない。
kraftwerk140 南アフリカファンが対抗して合唱しているそうですよ。
Very true
When they said thick thighs save lives they were talking about the all blacks 😂 yummy looking men
and their Judo boys.
A l arrive c est eux qui gagne ! Les all black sont largement favori ! Comme d habitude , c est lassant à force !
Turns me off ever visiting NZ
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@@michaelheery7427 Awesome! It seems the Haka has many benifits.
@@michaelheery7427 makes me want to leave New Zealand. Thick thighs take lives. sic
Kieran’s voice is scary when he leads it.
Timothy Rowan BOO!(Kiss)
Or scary when he is defeated?
galaxy morty how long have you been holding onto that one. I think Steve Hansen and Kieran Read finished on a 85 percent win ratio. 93 games Won, 4 games drawn and only 10 losses. 2 losses which were effect by red cards.
Love how the crowd cheering at the end completely drowns out the ole chant
ラグビーとか初めて見たけどここの時点でアドレナリンドバドバでした。
Amazing Haka! Long live to All Blacks! Greeting from Brasil!
Dont know what it is but their haka always gives me chills...
この23人に選ばられるだけでも名誉な事なんだろうな
Increíble. Estos señores después del haka salen a matar. Que calidad de equipo.
これを見るたび自然に自分もこの中の一人になってしまう。
I'm not from New Zealand but the haka is the most powerful ritual I've seen so far.
Opposition: prays in locker room
NZ: prepares for battle by performing ancient rite, harnessing the power of their ancestors
Nismo MR2 Ooooo really? And lost! Bye bye! World Cup game over! Arrogant cvnts!
@@Cactus-Jack69 I've seen your comment everywhere, hope you get some money for the work, looser 🤦♀️😭
さっき帰ってきて見れなかったので
すごい嬉しいです
リアルタイムで見たかったけど😭😭
Konichiwa ♥️
見逃してたのでありがとう！🇳🇿
まるやんだよ 同じw
Translation- ALL BLACKS GONNA LAY THE SMACKDOWN ON ANY TEAM THEY PLAY👊🏾😎
It says thank you.. because they missed it (haka)
As a South African, it has always been a pleasure to witness the Haka as a child.
bloody oath ae old TJ leading the most vicious tribe in NZ ☠☠☠
That would be the New Zealand Infantry Haka ,now that gets the blood going.
@@terryharris1291 And sends the Krauts running!
@@terryharris1291 na its rubbish
Ngati Tumatauenga or the battalion hakas for 1R & 2/1 win every time over some sportsman...
Na bro we are the meanest tribe MANGUKAHA AT
こんなかっこいいもの日本で見れたのに仕事休んででも行くんだった…もう日本で見る事できないんだろうな…ずっと後悔しそう
I need you guys before passing my math test !
I need you guys before asking my parents for iphone 11.🤣🤣🤣
I may be 3 years late but this is amazing. I finally got to see it live at MKM stadium, hull today. It was an amazing experience
一日の始まりにこれを見ると「ヨシ」と自分を奮い立たせられる。
何か困難や壁にぶち当たっている人。この動画を見て魂を燃やし、己を駆り立てて欲しい。
byニート
台無しで草
最悪の文章になってて草
とにかく草
何も変わってなくて草
かっけぇー
迫力がすごい
All those SA fans in the crowd are not so loud now...
Cos they lost
Muahahahahaha we reign supreme
😂😂
Didn't work in Ireland last year did it??
Ole Ole Ole Ole............ohh no
BRAVO FROM MOROCCO !!!! ALLAH EL WATAN EL MALIK VIVE LE ROY
Ok soooo who else is so hyped they could run they a brick wall??
So disrepectful that they were singing/chanting/cheering over it.
You reakon it was the Saf supporters?
Kyle Hawkins ur either a saf sore loser or else a new zealand supporter be happy that ye won ya u gowl
AB's thrive on it, singing brings more motivation 🦾🇳🇿💯👈🏾
@@rob7963 yes a saf sore loser would complain about the Haka being noised over. Try thinking before you type.
I take it none of you lot have ever watched an all black game, all aposing supporters does it during the haka
Me: Tries to do haka.
Also me: sounds like dying whale.
Good on ya for trying mate haha
Lol 😂
TJ PERENARA BRILLIANT INCREDIBLE BRILLIANT HAKA