Dhee ft. Arivu - Enjoy Enjaami REACTION!!

[@arjunamendis8762]

In Tamil language, the meaning of the the word "Odiyaa" in beginning is "Come on". Actually the real pronounciation is "Odi vaa" and while talking its changed as "Odiyaa". In this song, the grand parent calling out their grand children to enjoy the mother nature. And, the true meaning of "en saami" (which is pronounced as enjaami while talking fast) is "my lord". Our grand parents loved us more than anything (I'm very much blessed that they raised me in my childhood). hence they called and treated us precious gems as their gods. Those were golden times we had those days. Eventhough we did something wrong, we have not been punished and our grand parents humbly saying not to do with lots of love and after hearing that, we never do it again. The lyrics are like a song from grandchildren singing out about how everything in nature is connected from the kingfisher to the caterpillar to the peacocks to the elephants and the rains. They're calling out to people to “enjoy, my lords" like the forefathers and -mother’s passed it on with so much richness. They sing about how our homes, our cities, our countries are built from the poop that chicken left from feeding on grains grown by our own people, and how the seeds left on the plants are here for the next generations to feed on, so take care and be respectful. Arivu's different older voice represents our grandmother's voice who is very much worrying about the nature.

[@ankithatp6542]

👍👍👍

[@sunilpia]

Very Insightful! Thank you 🙂

[@aravinth007vt]

I thought these words will perish after my grand mother and grand father.. not bad its coming to life.

[@divyarajendran1384]

Super bro👍

[@aswinramakrishnan6561]

The song is based on Arivu's grandmother's story, where her family was taken as a slave to a different country (during British era) and got exiled later and she had to return back to her homeland - India, which she had no idea about. This song is his grandmother telling him (and the younger generation) about her story and asking them to enjoy life, the land and the fruits of their labor and saying that this land belongs to everyone (even dogs, foxes and cats), when they didn't have a land of their own during their time.

[@sunilpia]

Fascinating story 🙂

[@adarshks299]

Anyone see that? On starting they enjoying the beats and music Atlast the lyrics change their mood into somewhere

[@tanvisingh4312]

The end of video is actually arivu's grandma sitting there. The beats and instruments are all Indian regional.

[@sunilpia]

That’s so cool!

[@Universel-rt3gd]

Super ❤️

[@LastSoulsWhispers]

Wow seriously..ll check out 👍

[@zoopraxiscope5863]

Ride on the elephant, it’s a proverbial prose in its native language (Tamil) it means we should live a life to its fullest and enjoy the moments of life as riding on elephant and yet there is an alternate definition as well that raid your problems away from your life like riding on elephant. However in this context the first meaning suites perfectly.

[@sunilpia]

What you said fits right in! I (Sunil) didn’t think of that 😊

[@Surya-kv3qs]

Also, "Ammadi Ambari" is a game where little kids ride on the backs of older people specifically grandparents and they tell the kids stories. When I was a kid, my grandma tells me all sorts of stories while im riding behind her! I Love it :)

[@gokul4262]

In first half she was refering "kokoo-koov" as like calling every living being in this earth and giving a shout-out to their ancestors for what they have given us to live. And there is more that I can't explain as words.

[@sunilpia]

Insightful!

[@anandsamuel4922]

Fun fact: Dhee was born and brought up in Australia. Step daughter to Santosh Narayan (widely known Music director)

[@jimmy-k6770]

Oh

[@sunilpia]

Cool!! Where from in Australia?

[@anandsamuel4922]

@@sunilpia Sydney

[@madhumathibaskar2980]

@anand samuel now what is so funny about that

[@anandsamuel4922]

@@madhumathibaskar2980 who said it's funny?

[@vijayaravi6384]

Deep meaning for natural,motherworld.

[@videworld8802]

If u know Tamil, you will melt when you listening this song....♥️♥️♥️♥️💐

[@umapalanichamy]

Riding in Elephant--- relates to the next line word.. "mummmari", which means rain in 3 seasons to enhance the irrigation.. which makes the ppl richer and wealthier.. when we'll get mummari is, all ppl shd be good following a good leadership.. all shd have same vision of improvement. King (who' riding on elephant) ruling the ppl , and all ppl join together and follow him for mummari... the lyricist is calling all to follow the leader to get the mummari.... Elephant riding is not bad...I'm proud to say we Tamil ppl only managed to train Elephant for our war, as as our domestic animal for farming... " yaanai kati pore additha samugam naanga"

[@vigneshbalachandran9704]

Perfect explanation

[@dharanidharan3477]

நன்றி👌👌

[@praneshbelli]

Mummaari means rains thrice in a month. That’s why we used to tell Maadham mummaari. Correct me if I’m wrong.

[@umapalanichamy]

@@praneshbelli I accept.. " Maadham mummari " is correct

[@muthuswamy2650]

மாதம் மும்மாரி ௭ன்பதுதான் மும்மாரி.

[@southernwind2737]

This is a Tamil language belonging to south India. Lyrics penned by Arivu who also lends the male voice and that of the coarse voice of old lady. The song depicts a granny calling her grand son to enjoy the elements of nature that were nourished by her ancestors. Saying the universe is for all creatures. There is also a powerful underlying melancholic message of the dark skinned indegenous communities whose toil has all along been exploited by those at the helm.of affairs. In India the dark skinned natives are dubbed as low caste ironically they were the ones who created a glorious Indus Valley Civilization.

[@sunilpia]

Insightful!

[@avishek_in]

Awesome reaction. This song has really touched hearts worldwide. I had tears. #Cheers and lots of love from India.

[@sunilpia]

Thank you so much 😊

[@vickyssb9059]

Tamil society is matriarchial of origin. Since they are root for the generations,they are supreme to the family.. with high respect

[@sunilpia]

Amazing!

[@amugil91]

I'm here speechless because of you both of understanding much better. This world not for only humans also animals. This song tells to us all are equal. Our forefathers given to us full of nature but we have distroyed so we want concerns about this universe. This is some group of people pains in India. India broken of religions, castisms, languages. Arivu written in his lyrics come and join together. All will make a new world.

[@sunilpia]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@cosmicpower9102]

This is how the Tamil culture & Tamil Ppl live's in Southern India Tamil Nadu State ☺️👑👑👑👑🙌🙌🙌🙌. We never give up our launguage , Nature, Forefathers (Ancisters) , Parents & Animals 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖💖💖

[@sunilpia]

❤️❤️

[@dr.gokulkrishnan9792]

Tamil people?!..we all do that

[@anandsamuel4922]

Loved your reaction. Thank you guys for reacting to this. The message is about "Our roots" along how humans and wildlife lived together. The song is a celebration of our ancestors and their way of life.

[@sunilpia]

Yes it’s a song we need right now 😊

[@muhammadrahimbinabdullah9896]

Nice messages with this song farmer's very2 important humans life style thanks

[@muralidharanv9634]

'Ride on elephant' is pointed at the landlords (enjaami) whom his (Arivu's) grandma used to work for. Arivu's grandma is telling the story to her grandson by pointing out that her landlords used to enjoy all the benefits of the land, rode on elephants, showered in rain and what not while the workers toiled everyday working on those lands.

[@fredrikarun7839]

This song has a strong message❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@shivasrinivasan80]

Latin American beats? That's hilarious. Parai drum, Mattu tol drum and Palaparam drum are as Tamil a beat as you get!

[@sunilpia]

Fair enough 🙂

[@yakuza7400]

Carimba is Latino. You gotta relax dude.

[@90sam1]

Latin percussion, .marimba, rap, harmonies, strings, shakers none of these things are tamil. I think I hear some brushes as well. I'm a tamilan too but you gotta relax brother🙄

[@kriskriz2730]

@@90sam1 Africans brought the beats to Latin America... there's a connection to Africa, Tamil, n South india.....

[@jenix8717]

It deserves more what a song 💯🔥

[@sunilpia]

Really good song!

[@boomkannda9608]

Best song of year

[@jeevanigurram4103]

Use headphones for best experience. You'll get addicted to the song. It's true. I don't know whether you did it but i just wanna mention that listening this song in headphones really enhance the music, every single bit is so clear that everyone certainly fall in love with the song and the voice of Dhee❤

[@sunilpia]

Yes we did! It’s magical!

[@PScharity]

Point blank shooting - your comment about elephant ride. Hats off

[@sunilpia]

👍🏽👍🏽

[@khalliwallivlogs]

Ya those were real farmers from arivu's village and the grandma at the end of the video sitting on the throne is his real grandma 😊❤

[@sunilpia]

That’s soo cool!!

[@aravinth007vt]

Ambari.. (riding on the elephant) is usually done for god or royal family. They are trying to say you are given this royal privilage because of ancestor, nature, bird, fox etc have collectively done these work in the past. So come ride like a king/god on the elephant. Also to mean, leave something for future generation to enjoy. The girl in golden chair is our current generation.

[@sunilpia]

Interesting! Thank you for explanation 🙂

[@muthumari9294]

Great respect to all who hear the song

[@pralinkp3224]

This song belong to oldest civilization that's where I am from and it's in the oldest language known to humans through songs it says our culture , beliefs and beginning

[@Ghostlymist]

The song is about arivu (the male singer) having a conversion with his grandmother, who was put through labour (farming without any right to the yield) . The line "ride the elephants" actually is a mockery to the people who looked down on the farmers while on their elephants. The song has a more political aspect about the how their ancestors were enslaved. "Enjaami" is actually what they used to call the lords/masters who enslaved them, hence the song sarcastically depicts this by saying "enjoy enjaami". Hope this helped.

[@ackiylshihabdeen3096]

This song is called "OPPARI" in tamil.. its a lament that sung by the lower cast people.. when they remind of the good times in bad times. It talks of the hardships faced by farmers who did not own any lands. They were enslaved by the land owners

[@ArunKumar-vf4nv]

If u understand u will cry.hats off to lyrics.

[@sakthigeek2458]

enjaami = en + saami. "en" -> mine and "saami" -> God. The literal meaning of enjaami - "My God". The contextual meaning here -> Grandparents affectionately call their grandchildren "enjaami" which reflects how much they love them(equal to a god). Elders also use this term when trying to console/comfort children as an expression of how much they love them. That different voice that Arivu is singing with in-between is supposed to mimic grandmother's(elders) voice. The lines that were sung using this different voice are meaningful colloquial sayings by rural elders that were passed down from older generations. Another aspect is the way he is singing these lines is using "Oppari" - a traditional form of music that is still used in funerals for lamenting. The music instruments used were traditional Tamil music instruments(all the drums) and the drum elements are of Tamil traditional music not of African tribal music as everybody is assuming. Also the video backdrop with tribal people is supposed to highlight how old the Tamil civilization is. Tamil is one of the oldest classical languages in the world and possibly the oldest civilization with thousands of years of history. Everyone makes tribe elements connections to Africa which is mistaken..

[@karthicksky6613]

emotions and feelings only

[@rizwanabdullah8657]

The thamizh folk songs usually farmers sang this types of songs when they work in the field to avoid work pressure with mix African music....

[@sunilpia]

Fascinating!

[@maranmuniandy2128]

That's not correct. Its a genre called "oppari". Tune for funerals.

[@rizwanabdullah8657]

@@maranmuniandy2128 they mixed both...😏😏😏😏 folk songs includ ஒப்பாரிப்பாடல், கிராமப்புறப்பாடல், நாட்டுப்புறப்பாடல்

[@rizwanabdullah8657]

@@maranmuniandy2128 see the tune its based african tribal tune....😏😏😏😏

[@banumathipalanisamy2702]

@@rizwanabdullah8657 Background music maybe but the way they singing is Oppari and Nattupurapadal.

[@A7dr]

Riding in elephant doesn't mean we are using it. It means developing a friendship between elephant and human Because elephant is really friendly creature. So its like a family member if we have it on home like cows ❣

[@sunilpia]

Yes I agree, it’s really important to look after them like friends. But some people abuse them which is wrong, what say?

[@LUKA-sw7ob]

The direction level is at it's peak bro✨️✨️✨️✨️incredible ❤️❤️ loved it a lot ✨️✨️✨️

[@sunilpia]

Awesome!

[@salempasangasp]

Ride on elephants and shower in the rains are used to express the joy as their forefathers telling their grandsons to enjoy my dear

[@sunilpia]

I (Sunil) didn’t think of that until one of subs mentioned it

[@ackiylshihabdeen3096]

This song explains how people from India especially from Tamil Nadu were sent to many countries like Sri Lanka , Mauritius or even West Indian islands like Guyana to work in tea estates, they were made to work like slaves but they were not rewarded with anything like a land or even a house to live. Once the estates were developed after many many years , these people were sent back to India, now they come back to India and own nothing. They lost their lands and rights. Again they start from scratch working in estates in India. These are forgotten people who had to rebuild their lives. This song explains how the land owners (Enjaami's) "enjoy" inspecting the people working hard on their lands riding on elephants ( as it mentions in the song ) in a sarcastic way.

[@rajm8546]

You reacted really well...meaning honestly well 😊...the way you both swayed in the middle...with a subtle smile tells everything about this song!!! Actually a lot more than what you tried to explain after the song ended 😊 Cheers!!!

[@sunilpia]

Aww thank you heaps 🙂

[@laughoutloud1211]

It's called 'oppaari' song means song about express greif of our loss ... That 'raid on elephant' portion is to tell about how great and wealthy we were... Now corporates destroyes everything for the sake of money... we are looseing everything coz of immoral corporate and politics due to which our generation going to suffer... Thinking our next generation they express their grief as song which is 'oppaari'...plz do not compare Tamil to Latin America Tamil is world oldest language which exist still in Tamilnadu , tamizhian lives all over the world...

[@vlogsofdk6424]

Wow.. Super reaction 🥰🥰

[@sunilpia]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@kunalandevakirubai8136]

U got connected with the singing, music composure, the vocalist, rendition, instrumentation and beautiful lyrics that conveys a simple yet powerful message for our eternity :- TOGETHERNESS in DIVERSITY with RESPECT for RIGHTS of ALL Creatures-Creation Plant & Animal to LIVE in HARMONY with US all without exhausting Mother Nature & SHE will HEAL and SHIELD us ALL if ONLY we ALLOW Mother Nature to do HER works at her PACE. The language is Tamil (S.Indian - where is Chennai is based) and just as ARR & u both stating it's just the start n eventually the culmination of other languages will follow from diff global artist & background to make it global - good effort & foresight Arivu attempts to sing in his grandmothers voice !! Dhee is the singer of the famous "Rowdy Baby" song hitting in more than 1 billion viewer count in just KZbin alone (not counting other social media platforms) Cuckoo - is the Cooing sound of the Cuckoo bird calling out (sounds - cuckoo cuckoo) & so the bird was named cuckoo bird.in English Just as this song is calling out to all to come together and live together in harmony as a family by respecting every creature's rights & belonging to be so and also sacrifices made by our elders to ensure the world's sustainability as we are all interdependent and should not exhaust our resources thru our irresponsible acts pushing us towards excessive consumerism directed by egoistic & greedy political leaders & biz entities covering people being displaced for all the bad reason as war, slavery, conflict and the likes n they making livelihood away from as refugees or otherwise due to discrimination. There's more to it if you go deeper ... it's about displacement of people for economic reasons, discrimination at all levels, disparity & disproportionate distribution of wealth as seen by certain biz Corp & political people but very the farmers who puts the food on ur plate is left behind struggling & scraping to make a living n let's come together as one to change and correct the ills sowed n directed by the many few (max 100-500) over the many (6 billion). Let's hv compassion to spread compassion thru unity with diversity over divisibility Enjaami is colloquially pronounced, with a village slang But it's actually EN Sammy (My Dear, My Beloved, My lord) and such is a Tamil endearment term usually used by elders to address their children or loved ones; esp the grandparents call their grandkids as such. Oodiya ... is actually Oodi Va (come running) to me or here (as we beckon come quickly to me) in Tamil language (which is marginally related & spoken in Central African countries too) Vaango Vaango = Come over, Come over (is sing with a Sri Lankan Tamil slang/twang) instead of Vaanga Vasnga (actual Tamil) U identified the young singer holding the hand of the elder to give support to their endeavour of custom for respect & sacrifices made for the benefit of one and all including various creature's sustainability let alone survival of our humankind

[@sunilpia]

Very insightful! Thank you 🙂

[@Jishnuganesh93]

Bhoomi devi... 🧜‍♀️

[@mrcoolramu3265]

This "TAMIL" Song By Singer "Dhee" My favourite song 💥

[@sathyabamar1691]

Main is lyrics.. i love it.

[@sunilpia]

Yes very nice lyrics 😊

[@hariharan6956]

Nice reaction guys👌❣️

[@sunilpia]

Thank you so much 😊

[@mpgroupkalaiyarkovil.7605]

*English subtitle:* 👇👇👇 Cuckoo cuckoo Grandpa weeding out the friends Cuckoo cuckoo Who's in the trunk hole?it's the kingfisher Cuckoo cuckoo Swimming frog in the water Cuckoo cuckoo Is in the sister of the caterpillar Lilly is making fun of me My adamant sweet sandalwood My jasmine-decked necklace with pearls Oh,my native kutralamae My grandma's shrink bag with betel and nuts The hands that carry them play the Parai drum Grandma, grandma, what magic did you do Valliyamai's grandson tells me the story Where are my glasses? Take it,my grandson. Annakilli! Annakilli! Parrot sitting in the banyan tree Blessing to lead a good life,our ancestors have bequeathed us this soil Across the river banks and on the fertile fields, Our forefathers have sung through their life The lakes and ponds belong To the dogs,foxes,and cats too Enjoy, my dear Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Cuckoo cuckoo The hen is laying the egg. Cuckoo cuckoo Who dolled up the peacock. Cuckoo cuckoo Algae spreading its green Cuckoo cuckoo Nest arranged by tiny twigs The toiling farmer with his fertile fields, His sweet-drenched shirt, The Glittering countrymen The fire -kindling flute and the earthen pot Settling in the river banks is the beginning of civilization Jan Jana janaku Jana,oh my people Tasting the salt yolk, the source of all energy Drip blood from leach bite, Strike away the Gilli-Danda I planted five trees Nurtured a beautiful garden My garden is flourishing Yet my throat remains dry My sea, Bank, Forest, People, Lands, Clan, Place, And track Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains My ancestors guarded the land, The devotee that dances; As the earth rotates around the rooster crows. It's excretions fertilized the forests. It turned into our country, Then our home too, What's the matter, what's the matter,my dear? What's the matter,my sugarcane? What's the matter, what's the matter, my dear? My darling grandson,what's the matter? Bitter Gourd in my canopy. It has given us seeds. Given us seeds. Left by our mom and dad. Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains........ Cuckoo cuckoo...

[@shankarthiyagaraajan1147]

You cant really understand the song by just lyric. Meaning is too far from just words. Its a great collection of memory and message. Nothing cruelty of elephant.

[@jakishm2293]

Very nice song 🎵

[@sunilpia]

Yes it is!

[@yashpalraj8598]

Who is this Lady Sunil ?Very smart .👍👍👍

[@dhavan984]

Awesome 👍 Song 🚩

[@sureshr2968]

Enjoy Enjammy means Enjoy my grand son. In the song Enjoy is pronounced as "Enjoyee" as elderly persons pronounce in Tamil the word enjoy. Elderly women call the boys as "Enjaami" in Tamil Nadu. In the song the word is correctly pronounced even though the correct word is slightly different.

[@sunilpia]

Interesting!!

[@saravanan8967]

Great

[@jobinjoy4617]

മലയാളീസ് ഇവട കമാൺ 😂😂 ❤️ frm Kerala

[@krajuraju3503]

இயற்க்கை எல்லோருக்கும் பொதுவானது அதை கூறும் தமிழ் வாழ்க்கை வரலாறு பாடல்

[@thamizha8094]

Understand the harshness of words while listening to this song..!💥 it's the lines with increasing global opinions..!!🍃🌍🍃 I have never heard a song like this..!🤯 Lines like slapping on the face for global monsters and ignorant fools..!!😓 "வாடிய பயிரை கண்டபோதெல்லாம் வாடினேன்" என்றும் "யாதும் ஊரே, யாவரும் கேளீர்" என்றும் உலகளாவிய தமிழனிடம் இருந்து மற்றும் ஒரு பரிசு..!🙏

[@kumarsubramanian6281]

👍 riding on elephant is a metaphor. Live a happy glorious life . It has to be red in context of next line " mummari" which means abundant rain ( 3 times in a year) as a sign of prosperity. The lyrics is the heart and soul of this song with lot of metaphor which even we Tamizhs need to listen keenly to understand. And listen repeatedly. 👍literal translation is not entirely correct Bcos Tamizh is a rich language and masks lots of meaning. 🙏👍 it's an amazing song. . Pl. Note in second half a kind of mournful music ( oppari ) during funeral is superimposed deliberately !

[@sunilpia]

Insightful 🙂

[@vijayvijayakumar493]

very deep meaning song

[@Jose-zt2bn]

World is first language 😊

[@ss24250]

Thanks to Vijay Kumar explaining this songs in detail, "This song with the exact meaning which is missing from the English subtitles. Some people have still misunderstood the song with the wrong assumption. Let me explain... “Parai” & “Murasu” (Musical instrument) is played in the beginning of the song. “Parai” & “Murasu” is purely belongs to Tamil tribes (everyone thinks it's an African music played in the beginning) but it's not, followed by they showed “Salangai” wears in both the legs & hands which is followed by the Tamil tribes to express their feelings by the way of dance. This is mostly during auspicious moment, festival, wartime etc.,. Hope you have seen Salangai” wore in “Bharatnatyam” which is a major form of Indian classical dance that originated in Tamil Nadu. Bharatanatyam is also one of the oldest classical dance traditions in India which is often are used to express Hindu religious stories and devotions. So all this shown in the beginning of the song to make positive vibes. And then the soil is shaking. That means, the land is shaking/hearing/feeling/enjoying to the music. And the girl opens her hand from hiding and coming out to say what is emerging right now... rest is the song... Grandpa is called as “Thatha” in Tamil She is also singing “Cuckoo Cuckoo” hope everyone know it's a bird. But which bird? The answer is given in the next line. “Annakili Annakili” which is a name that has Tamil origin for girl/women and also it's name of the bird as well which is seen widely in Tamil Nadu 50 years back and now no more because of the expansion of development like Cellphone tower, the loss of forests, plains and other natural systems into agriculture, mines, and urban developments, the draining of swamps and other wetlands, and logging reduce potential habitat for many species Let's move on further, somehow now you got the context of the song but still the subtitles are not the exact meaning represented in English which caused not understanding the deep message. So the song start with saying Grandpa weeding out the fields and he finds a kingfisher bird in the trunk hole. The frog is swimming in the water. And here lyrics says the caterpillar is sister. How come? It is Because frog eats all kinds of worms except caterpillar since it has a toxic body condition. So caterpillar can go and stay near the frog without fear. This is the concept of these lyrics... Further, the rapper is singing that my grandma’s has shrink bag (wallet) with betel (Paan) and nuts (Supari) which we have seen already in our life. And then he is telling his own lifestory about his grandma which you can refer the subtitles. Now the girls is saying that our ancestors left this soil with all these blessings. Our forefathers lived across the river banks and did fertile fields. So at that time, every birds and animals felt safe and happy. Our ancestors also fertile the fields across the river and live happily. She also say that the lakes and ponds belong to everyone, not only for humans that includes birds and animals. During middle of the song, especially, when the male singing part comes, it is consider as the Mother Nature is singing or saying that “I planted fives trees, Nurtured a beautiful garden, My garden is flourishing, Yet my throat remains dry” that means the Mother Nature gave us 5 element. They are Earth, Space, Water, Air and Land, then why are you still struggling to survive in this world? Because we have failed to save and look after nature. That's why people suffer from not being able to live with nature everywhere in the world. Everyone thinks that this guy is enjoying and dancing 🤦🏻‍♂️that's not the actual meaning of the video. To conclude the song... the Mother Nature is also asking (when male singing part) ... This is a serious statement “What the matter my dear? my sugarcane? my grandson? and then it says “Bitter Gourd in my canopy, it has given us seeds, Left by our mom and dad... (By the time they shows the old man smiling and feeling happy) Everyone thinks that they are Farmers or Someone came without meaning... actually they are all our ancestor, they left the seeds through our mom & dad... so what is meant by “Seeds” (it's a hidden message) the exact meaning of “Seeds” represent the “Current modern lifestyle” who failed to save the mother nature. In result, Air pollution, Water pollution, poor management of waste, global warming, growing water scarcity, preservation and quality of forests, biodiversity loss, and land/soil degradation etc we face today. Mother Nature is crying and lamenting to express the own grief and also want to share and assuage. Because of this strong message, this album got very popular all over the world. At the end of the song, they show the group of people which is a root of how humans diversified from our ancestors to till date. Thank you once again for your valuable time to read this lengthy message to get understand this song"

[@sunilpia]

Thank you 😊

[@jobcohelo1706]

Hey... You mentioned it sounds Latin American. It isn't... It's Tamil. The Latin American has roots from the South (Tamil Nadu).

[@pravinpreevina779]

Of course the drum native to Tamil Nadu.........but make unnecessary statement...Ltn America had roots frm t n0adu

[@ShankarShankar-po6xh]

Nice reaction

[@sunilpia]

Many thanks 🙂

[@karthikeyanm331]

Tamil is the oldest language world when person are old in Tamil culture they says like in this song

[@anandsamuel4922]

Another Request: 😅 You may like the song "So Baby" by Anirudh. The genre is a blend of Western and Indian classical (one of a kind).

[@sunilpia]

We’ll look into it 🙂

[@solankijimmy]

All these comments are not fully accurate. Arivu talks about the song and explains while enjaami is a term of endearment, it is also a term used by indentured laborers like his grandmother for owners of the plantations. When his grandmother came back from Sri Lanka where she was taken as laborer on plantations. When she and her family came back, they had no land there too. Now the enjaami is him, Arivu and young lower caste people of his generation, exhorting them to enjoy nature and take care of it as it is THEIR labor specifically that has shaped the land and not of those who have not worked on it, "The rooster, whose excretions fertilized the forest that turned into the country and then into their home." The contrast is made between those who labor and those who reap its benefits, the lower castes work and the upper castes are the landowners who benefit off their work. "Hen lays the egg, who dolled the peacock?" and "Grandpa weeding the fields, Who's in the trunk? The Kingfisher (a pretty bird)". The history of the lower castes is a "bitter gourd on the canopy", a painful, unpleasant history (the throat is yet dry line is apt here too). It is this painful history, almost a non-history because the lower castes weren't allowed to study and thus could not accurately write their own stories, histories, myths. A lot of history is thus lost and very little can be accurately saved by oral traditions.

[@josephphter4866]

Sopar ❤️ brother thanks ❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@sunilpia]

Anytime!

[@muthumari9294]

Our tamil language can possible to mould any kinds of digital pattern World pattern. Great language only Mould any cast .... God loved language

[@rahulgm1685]

One of the oldest civilization Tamil don't even try to compare it hurts

[@leonfx2009]

It's not lines in the beginning. It's the logo of maaja, a channel initiated by A. R. Rahman for the independent artists!

[@sunilpia]

Thank you for the info 🙂

[@trendingreelsmallu2709]

Indian pewer💕

[@royaltyfreemusic-nocopyrig4259]

hey sunil ! your face is hollywood acter rock face ! same face man!!!

[@sunilpia]

Lol thank you 😂

[@RobinZany]

Count 12 of Enjoy Enjaami song reaction...

[@sunilpia]

Hope you liked it 🙂

[@srajan5286]

She sang the rowdy baby song...

[@sunilpia]

We’ll react to that one soon 🙂

[@AbishekJReuben7]

Check out Dhee's Rowdy Baby song, it's the first tamil song to reach 1 billion views.

[@sunilpia]

We’ll surely try 🙂

[@muhammadrahimbinabdullah9896]

The message from natural birds singing wake up you this planet not for humans inqulding animals no animals humans cannot survive in this planet this is message from natural thanks

[@muhammadrahimbinabdullah9896]

Thanks continue your lovely step God bless you thanks

[@sunilpia]

Thank you so much 😊

[@muhammadrahimbinabdullah9896]

@@sunilpia I like both of you opinion with reaction until she can cry how faar can turching your lovely ♥ heart this is truth feeling wordings power full some time we also remember back our grandma or grandpa because we follow by generation by generation same like chain thanks to sunil and pia God bless both of you thanks t.c

[@n.m.hariharasudhan5113]

தமிழன் என்று சொல்லடா தலைநிமிர்ந்து நில்லடா.

[@babuomer3630]

Your reaction is awesome Enjoy Enjaami is produced by Santosh Narayanan under the label of AR Rahman’s Maajja, which was formed to promote independent musicians. A R RAHMAN is a very big musician in the world he is from south indian Great records by AR Rahman two-time Oscar winner in music composing and a Brahmi Award Gold Medalist in Western Music from British AR Rahman has also composed music for a few Hollywood big budget movies In 2009, he was included on the Time list of the world's 100 most influential people. In 2013, he introduced 7.1 surround sound technology to South Indian films. In 2014, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from Berklee College of Music. . In 2010, the Indian government awarded him the Padma Bhushan, the nation's third-highest civilian award.[2] Among Rahman's awards are six National Film Awards, two Academy Awards, two Grammy Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, fifteen Filmfare Awardsand seventeen Filmfare Awards South. AR Rahman actually asked his friend Santosh Narayanan to compose a song and then they both tuned in to the song written by a famous Poetry This song was shared by AR Rahman and AR Rahman felt that this song sometimes has a chance to win an Oscar. Tell us about the person who sang and wrote this song Arivarasu Kalainesan, more commonly known as Arivu, is an Indian rapper, lyricist, and playback singer who works in Tamil language films. He is known for the song "Vaathi Raid" from Master (2021) alongside Anirudh This is the real story

[@sunilpia]

Thank you 🙂

[@IGPradeep]

It's their grandma wishes his grandson and others to raid on the elephant, enjoy showering in the rain and come together as one. As in her times. :)

[@Jacob_christian_P]

Happy at least u said dis as TAMIL SONG... whereas offer say Indian song....

[@sunilpia]

Thank you, Im from south India so I recognise the languages 🙂

[@krishnakumarbe09]

Not Latin a amarican.. There are people in South America their name is called Aadhiwasi.. The music came from them.. The same Aadhiwasi s in tamilnadu their music is Parai.. Which is same as Latin music..

[@sunilpia]

Very Interesting 🤔

[@dinezrk]

👍🏽

[@arjunmallik7137]

Also see this song in melodica instrument in channel Melodica Mallik

[@sunilpia]

Sure thing 🙂

[@narasimhand2481]

Tamil Language 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@subaashr3694]

Hey guys riding on elephant means we should be friendly to elephants { from Pondicherry (india)}

[@sunilpia]

Ohhh I (Sunil) get it now 🙂

[@subaashr3694]

@@sunilpia but I think u enjoyed the song,😋😎😍

[@sunilpia]

Thoroughly 🙂

[@grassnap2118]

One of the oldest civilization

[@sunilpia]

and culture too 🙂

[@ashwinkumar441]

தமிழ்

[@vigneshs2993]

Put original sound background to get more views..

[@sunilpia]

You mean the song version not the video version?

[@vigneshs2993]

@@sunilpia song version.

[@sunilpia]

Ohh okay then 🙂

[@nalusamy1404]

அசத்தல்

[@BL_Butterflies]

Our life is like riding on a elephant

[@ezone616]

Just a little info from Tamil culture. Riding on the elephants is not cruel to the animal. Incase elephant is equally friendly like a dog or a horse. It doesn’t hurt the animal but Hunting them does and it happens everyday by hunters all around the world. Elephant is considered as a god in fact he is called Ganesha.

[@sunilpia]

Thank you for the comment. I think humans find it entertaining to ride elephants but I feel like the elephants don’t enjoy it. What say?

[@ezone616]

@@sunilpia So is it ok to ride on a horse?

[@sunilpia]

Of course not 🙂

[@ezone616]

@@sunilpia so how is it ok to have them in every single police force. If it’s animal cruelty then why don’t we talk about locking dogs and cats in cages as pets

[@sunilpia]

We should talk about all the abuse and point out whenever there’s an opportunity 🙂

[@mahathirmd143]

Please react Yerka mudiyavillai tamil album song by Shaheed rahman it have too great lyrics and music

[@sunilpia]

Added to our list 🙂

[@mahathirmd143]

@@sunilpia ❤️

[@praveenvasumanth]

They are not asking you to ride the elephants man. Long time ago, people were taken to Sri Lanka for farming and the landlords enjoyed the benefits of our Indians farming and later these people became country less .. and they were taken by Tamil Nadu as their citizens

[@masteroflegends5675]

தமிழன் டா

[@biriyanichicken65andmuttai61]

Goa padathula vara premji maari irukiye da.. adhey maari Oru ponna pudichi irukiye da... Pongada pongada.... enjoy pannungada...

[@relaxingmusic4507]

i think you should buy some good speakers

[@sunilpia]

We’re thinking about it 🙂

[@SRAMEAAA833]

Tamil culture is very old language man

[@yuvrajgupta46]

Dear Sunil attention please... Try to react on videos which can felt by Pia. Don't know if you're Tamil/Telugu/Malayalam... Saying this because you enjoyed the lyrics but emotions on Pia's face didn't showed any interest. This isn't her fault nor yours. I like both of you 🙏

[@sunilpia]

Thanks for your comment buddy. Pia loves India and adores it’s culture. Through these videos we are learning more and more. Once familiarised, we’ll have more connection 😊

[@yuvrajgupta46]

Of course... India has magnetic power in it's culture. But it's sad that some of us are unable to feel it. It's really hurts sometimes 😔

[@mohansubramaniam33]

Dhee indian Tamil song

[@praveenb6453]

1.3k👍....VS... 5👎

[@sunilpia]

💪🏽💪🏽 of our subs ❤️

[@tharushithomas2790]

your country plz

[@SRAMEAAA833]

It's tamil culture it's elephant is our God Ganesha

[@timetraveler7619]

Ganesha is not our god.its for north indian. Murugan is our tamil god

[@mpgroupkalaiyarkovil.7605]

Nature & our old generation people is our God