AIM - Enana | We Are Not Alone

[@lolingmorris]

You can take me from the islands, but can’t ever take me islands away from me! Yah feel mi say!! 🔥🔥✊👏🏽👏🏽😍😍

[@VoicesRising]

Very true brotha!

[@kiococonp360]

Thank u/Komoltata🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭who else cried listening to this song😥😥😥😥😥

[@VoicesRising]

Very powerful music and imagery!

[@daisyenne911]

I cried like a baby. Currently 6 months preggo, and I can't hold back them tears.

[@jalsamuel]

This song expresses all the truth. Nothing happened during the testing is hiding. #WE ARE NOT ALONE#

[@VoicesRising]

People are coming together, remembering the past to create a better future.

[@dustinlangidrik3956]

This is gold! Best story told of the Marshallese nuclear legacy. in a song. I think translation is also needed here for the international audience. However, this song speaks louder than 67 nuclear explosions. Cinematography on point integrated with the harmonious vocals and music taking us, the audience in our own lens as if to actually walking the shoes of the victims and reliving the inhumane and heinous events of the 67 known nuclear testings including the worst nuclear bomb in mankind’s history conducted by the armed forces of the United States 1940s-1950s. A mourning legacy that will live and stay with the people of the Marshall Islands for eternity.

[@VoicesRising]

Kommol tata! The Marshallese people are resilient and strong. There is a loose english translation in the video description.

[@midnight8234]

I think this is gonna be fav song right hea. You guys kill it❤️❤️

[@arietatuwai388]

Beautiful singing! Thank you for this.. painful song, but necessary so people won't forget the truth

[@VoicesRising]

Thanks for sharing those thoughts!

[@JasonBolkeik]

Love the song, the meanings was all about the song...komol tata

[@fredalfredhas3761]

Yoo! Wow , ah lukin eman video in amijeel. Kwe , Timothy m laddik rane ruo motam 💯 amijel like , love , aolep en emoji kein ilo social medi😁😉

[@tpeter30]

such a sad yet powerful song🥺💙

[@VoicesRising]

Very powerful and emotional but the Marshallese people are resilient!

[@dustinlangidrik3956]

This is gold! Best story told of the Marshallese nuclear legacy. I think translation is also needed here for the international audience. However, this song speaks louder than 67 nuclear explosions.

[@VoicesRising]

That means so much. Kommol!

[@ohhnylabin3441]

Won ne ej itok jen TIKTOK 🥰🥰🥰

[@helsonkaiko2905]

Elukun aibojoj ad alooj im ronjake video in amijeel. komoltata! 🙏🏼🇲🇭

[@VoicesRising]

Kommol Tata!! 🙏

[@kwikwiandrike4539]

U guys just published mah new fav songs❤️✨😘

[@VoicesRising]

We love to hear it!

[@bwebw4699]

Best song ever 😉

[@patrickwerthog2067]

Not sure what it’s exactly about but just by looking at the video kinda gave me an idea about it. Sad but beautiful singing ♥️♥️

[@VoicesRising]

Very true! A simple English translation is included in the video description as well!

[@tamimackphie1661]

Reppin 692 till bone deep under 💯

[@sing4peace]

Solidarity.

[@KioshiRakin]

Wow, really amused hit the Marshallese planet.

[@patrickwerthog2067]

Thank you TikTok for this beautiful song.

[@VoicesRising]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@boazwajar5882]

😢😢😢

[@julielangidrik6838]

🥺😔😔😔Elab melelein Al in😔😔

[@0taku.17]

💙🧡

[@jeremiahanjain696]

❤️

[@VoicesRising]

Thanks for watching :)

[@SamuelEntertainments]

Home

[@VoicesRising]

A beautiful home to a strong and resilient people.

[@mastersoda2975]

Found it..... heard this in a taxi

[@tr3yz253]

Vałid~Viiibez🇲🇭

[@boazwajar5882]

Happy Bikini day my wora jabs

[@suenrilang7019]

❤️