Crow Hop Songs Power Hour Edition | Powwow Times

The crow hop song is one of the coolest types of powwow music you can vibe to. At a powwow you will hear a lot of great drum groups sing the crow hop song.
This is an awesome video to save for your powwow music playlist. Use this pow wow music to work out to or on your drive home.
You can't go wrong with these great crow hop songs.
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[@juliarose2575]

I have to say thank you for posting the songs...this is what I listened to when I had to have an uncomfortable medical procedure...it took me thru it.💖💖💖💖💖

[@justhaifished]

Wish you all the best julia

[@inkadinkadoodle]

I hope you are well, and I wish you a good and happy life! :)

[@Mistyeyez2024]

Stay safe and healthy

[@marshalljoseph2604]

Love Dancing to crow hop songs, I dance men's grass

[@Blue82520]

Being a fancy dancer I love crow hops because it gives me a breather to catch my breath (that danced itself away😩) and continue dancing with more energy!!!💙 Thank you Pow wow Times!✌

[@VernonLongman]

Love all the songs and the singers much love from Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada

[@KoLaTaNinwhiteBuffaloWom-ck3li]

Thanks for letting me know that you are feeling good today and Keep up the Great Spirits Blessing Day Always WHITE BUFFALO WOMAN

[@patrisha573]

Yes you're doing a beautiful job, I can live by listening to this ,no curse words, I love love this ,thank you friend aho, mado, ah eei ,thank you, Full blood Navajo here, From N.M. but job keeps me in Tulsa,Oklahoma. Much love friend

[@LOVERGEIST777]

Yes

[@tricialarae5781]

I love that song

[@lawrenceschabell5740]

Absolutely 👍...thank you!

[@douglaskampfer2028]

Excellent drumming.

[@annesaunders3580]

Love this, thank you

[@michaelchoi9057]

Thanks for uploading those GREAT performances ! Most aboriginal cultures are VERY similar with Korean culture including language. Especially Cherokee's national anthem use 100% of old Korean language. That's why I like to watch POWWOW. I love you ALL ! - Vancouver, BC 🇨🇦 🍁 🇰🇷 -

[@michaelchoi9057]

@@ataraxia9051 Hi~, Ataraxia. Nice to see you. I think that Cherokee People still use Korean language especially on their names, like Namjoon which is one of very popular names in Korea. Korea has over 700,000 years of national history and only Korean soldiers use feathers as symbols of Korea from thousands years ago. That's why other countries recognized easily Korean soldiers. Cree, Inuit tribes have still used the same words with Korean, like 'A-ya !' which means agony shriek in Korean, 'Ma-shi-ta' which means 'delicious' in Korean etc. Those words are ONLY using among Korean in the world nobody else. And Korean has NO fear to die for their country and their people. Yes, they are VERY brave people. One time we killed over 1.4 Million Chinese soldiers+2 Million Chinese Quartermaster corps with 100,000 Korean soldiers in AD 614, almost 1,500 years ago. We destroyed British Navy, France Navy and American Navy just 100 years ago even though Korean soldiers had old-style canons which were invented by one of Korean soldiers 1,000 years ago, but they had new-style guns and canons. And they gave up Korea then heading to Japan and China which were surrendered countries to Western people immediately. That's why Western people don't know about Korea and they scare Korean who never be defeated from other countries. Therefore most countries don't want that North Korea and South Korea reunite because if Korea reunited, they will be the most powerful country in the world. During Vietnam War, Vietcong who was Communist soldiers and enemy of Vietnam ran away immediately whenever they heard Korean soldiers were coming to their area, otherwise nobody should be survived. That's the Korean. We have endless proud national history. That's why I encourage most Indigenous people who must have BIG proud as we are the same blood and cultures. Thanks !

[@michaelchoi9057]

@@ataraxia9051 Thanks~, Ataraxia. Have a Wonderful weekend ! 🙂

[@YourGrace_06]

@@michaelchoi9057 that is so crazy! As a full blood Lakota/Anishinabe , never heard of this connection before and it’s fascinating to me! I wanna know more! Lol

[@michaelchoi9057]

@@YourGrace_06 Hi~! Grace. Nice 2 C U. I know that most Aboriginal people don't know about those priceless national history among Korean and Indigenous people. That's why I try to tell those history to every tribes in North America. Yes, it is amazing and VERY surprising stories. I was shocked too when I heard Cree, Inuit languages including Cherokee's national anthem. It was unbelievable and I had goosebumps. Most Indigenous people ask me that I am an Inuit whenever I go to POWWOW here in Canada. Hahaha. Yes, we are the same blood. 100% Sure ! Someday I will contact Minister of Korean Culture Department in South Korea and ask him to provide Korean history to Indigenous people communities in order to understand our connection. It should be valuable for our younger generations both sides, Korean and Native peoples in North America. Thanks for your time. I hope that you are safe from COVID-19. Have a great night ! 💘

[@prayarcher]

19:29 I could see this being a 2nd or 3rd song in a grass dance run. The stomp carries great😃

[@tammy-lynnstewart5677]

Thank you for sharing. I love listening to your songs. Miigwech

[@glynnmoonryhan4843]

Who see. You better know us! Love is free you say no! You know death! I give slowly!

[@donaldtracksr.7040]

Thank you for gathering these songs to share with us. Your work is appreciated. Many blessings to you all.

[@joecatches698]

Chi miigwetch for the content ! Here from Ontario Can

[@dennydelg8438]

I just love it, Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation just loves the beat. My foot will not slow down full steam ahead...😃 Denny D.

[@williamraymondesquire9970]

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[@richardhawkins5852]

Good music piv-ot!

[@comanche7207]

Thank you for the songs ❤️ love it!!

[@reneeorr5004]

Did u know there warrior on a pony sitting on yr drums ? I took a picture of it

[@DenisePotts]

not the crow hope i now😂😊

[@muschikatze]

Thank You from Germany.

[@comanche7207]

Yes indeed I grew up in Anadarko Oklahoma in the 80s and early 90s

[@wabeckwilhelm2301]

Aller friedliebenden unter dem Regenbogen!nach dem Regen wenn die Sonne strahlt!!mutter Erde Respekt

[@FamiliaRamirezFOOTAGE]

❤️ it!

[@Michelledaniels-ex7yx]

😊

[@native405pride]

The southern songs aren’t crow hops. There’s horse stealing/tip-toe songs and trot dance. And there’s a major difference between the two

[@ElShinoladelGranCinaro]

AHOOO!!!

[@rblood8076]

Mvto from south Florida.

[@matthewtripp1444]

777th generation for which species orphans?

[@wabeckwilhelm2301]

Danke Danke

[@wabeckwilhelm2301]

Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus Österreich!!!Friede Liebe Einigkeit &Freiheit Liebe Grüße willvanbeck spiral

[@DerrickGrant-mj6km]

Original

[@robertapeters6877]

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[@wabeckwilhelm2301]

Respektieren Alle Insekten Tiere &Natur Friede Liebe sei mit euch. Jajajajajahehehe 😘😘🙄🥰🥰willvanbeck

[@joghnlogan2472]

Gladys Jaclyn soto posted 1 video

[@corypetrey9844]

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[@comanche7207]

Lots of my friends I used to run with are all native and all using aliases except for LG red elk that's one solid m***********

[@shawnhambler]

Come to Papa

[@chadjohnson5917]

The hating has started. We got one lame skin already