Indians React to Cherokee Pow Wow Grand Entry!

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[@johnwatrous8982]

That is their formal dress no designer, by law only Native American people are allowed to possess eagle feathers.

[@creaturecaldwell9858]

Not necessarily ..many are under the same laws ..if it's a sacred thing than it is allowed..though it has to be registered as so.

[@Unknown13thorder]

I’m native and I call bull on this

[@goodieblackbear8128]

Native Americans are still thriving and we are still here I myself and a singer for south side we were at this powwow.

[@shattershield6257]

I love that y'all are reacting to our indigenous pow wows

[@BattleGn0me]

Notice the hats on the flag bearers. Those are hats from national veteran's organizations. Native Americans hold their veterans in high esteem.

[@robertsmith4681]

They are a modern day warriors, highly respected members of their community

[@BattleGn0me]

@@robertsmith4681 I was told by an Indian buddy in my platoon after the War combat veterans are given honors on reservations even if your not in that tribe or nation.

[@robertsmith4681]

@@BattleGn0me I live near a couple of reserves and know a few "first nations" veterans and you are mostly right. While individual "first nations" tribes more often than not hate each other, military veterans tend to be recognized as honored guests even when not in their own tribe.

[@BattleGn0me]

@@robertsmith4681 Thanks for that. I was totally in a quandry as to how to refer to these organizations correctly

[@Fergusthecat0]

​@BattleGn0me I am one of the veterans that stood at Standing Rock, honors were bestowed to myself and the other five thousand or so Vets that stood, many many non natives responded, all honored

[@TheCosmicGenius]

No, this dress is not for daily wear - it's ceremonial, for special occasions. Like wearing a tuxedo & gown to a wedding or gala event.

[@duaneelliott5194]

It's based on our daily wear.

[@narsil100]

Different part of the country and different tribes/nations, but one of the most impressive things I've ever seen was the native horse races at the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Young men racing bareback and leaping on and off the still running horses after their laps. One horse lost its rider, but kept running the race and came in second 🐎

[@timfeeley714-25]

Check out the Omak suicide race 2012 and 2021they're on KZbin. It's the high point of the Omak stampede, a week-long Native American gathering/Pow Wow and western rodeo held every August in the town of Omak in eastern Washington state, U.S.A. P.S. No horses or riders commit suicide.

[@ashleykoivisto8138]

Seeing ceremonies like this makes me proud to be of Native American descent, just like my dad and grandfather. My mom told me and my brother that dad and grandpa were Blackfoot. My husband and his dad are Native American, also. Except they're of Apache descent.

[@user-bq8nb5nq6x]

Hello my Blackfoot sister, I'am descent from Blackfoot and Cherokee as well and I do miss dancing in the circle myself

[@williambranch4283]

Native Americans are colorful ... go to powwow myself when I can. After all the fighting, Native men are most patriotic for the US. Native society is matriarchal. Originally over 500 tribes. Navajo and Cherokee are the most numerous, have fought hardest for tradition ... 400,000 each

[@donboutabag6524]

We always been patriotic

[@LynetteA68]

Can’t forget Choctaw tribe. As of 2020 we had 254k registered members and we’re the 3rd largest tribe. ❤ ❤CHOCTAW NATION🪶

[@bhowe8696]

You guys should see the 🎉GRAND ENTRY🎉 for The Gathering of Nations. ALL TRIBAL NATIONS.

[@TheDivayenta]

I saw an all nations powwow in Taos. It was incredibly beautiful.

[@TarotLadyLissa]

I am a proud member of the eastern band Cherokee Nation. Fun to see you react to this! I’m going to a pow wow tomorrow!

[@Africaisthefuture-zh8bo]

How was the pow wow? Can a tourist foreigner like me ever see one in-person? The music is so beautiful. And the traditional clothing is more beautiful than i can describe with words. Your culture is amazing.

[@nativecutechick]

I’m so grateful that you guys are learning about our beautiful culture!!!! The outfits are called regalias, they depend on what the person wants to be , I mean there are jingle dress, traditional, fancy shawls, the women usually wear those types of dresses, the men wear grass dancers, their duties are to flatten the grass for the dancers, men’s traditional,also hoop dancers , they range in ages from newborn to elders, the dancers are teaching others about their culture, I’m a First Nation 51 years old women who is very proud of mine culture. Thank you for taking the time to learn and share what you are doing. I absolutely love your culture also and is very excited to learn more!!!! 💜💜💜

[@marciahuehn2365]

There are different dances at Pow Wows, each having a special meaning. Sometimes the visitors are invited to participate with them. Native American food is often served.

[@shattershield6257]

Everyone designs their own regalia. Regalia is a spiritual part of expressing themselves within cultures. Its very normal. These are also adopted from other tribes and made into what they have now. Grass dancers with the yarn and strings. And womans jingle dresses with the bells.

[@TheDivayenta]

And I love the dances that portray animals like the Eagle Dance.

[@SheaGreyeyes]

The pow wow dance is a celebration of life, good harvest, and good hunt. Also we dance for those who cannot dance the dead in other words, but they live in us so we dance for them. It is a very spiritual time in our lives. There is magic that happens on those dance grounds at the Pow Wow’s.

[@kurtmelotinggey5183]

Indians admire other Indians. Wow. So nice.

[@izzy6553]

We are not “Indians” we are indigenous

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

We’re not indians

[@Jadorey]

I am native Canadian and I love going to pow wows. Thank you for this video. I love Indian festivals, traditional music and definitely music. Sharing cultures and traditions is a great way to share peace love and hope!

[@stryderfisher4106]

Native Alaskan here, as the Russians named us, Aleut, as we named ourselves Unungax or Supiaq, in regards to traditional clothing, with as hostile as the Aleutian islands are, clothes were often made from Cormorant skins, although I've heard the 'Aleuts' in Russia also learned to make clothing from Salmon skin. An interesting thing many people forget, is that food throughout the world, was changed by the interaction with our continent. Edible plants like sweet tomatoes, chocolate, pumpkins and some peppers, weren't available until after the Indigenous people shared them with the incoming Europeans. There are still things that Native Americans enjoy food wise that outside of America people haven't even heard of. (While living in Europe I really struggled to get things like wild rice, water chestnuts and cattail roots...and definitely no chokecherry jam.)

[@cmring76]

Oklahoma's Red Earth Native American Festival happens every year. If you're interested in seeing more ceremonial dress and dancing, that is something to look up. Natives from all over America come to the festival to compete.

[@shattershield6257]

Feathers are gifts from others and connect us to our ancestors and carry the powers of the animal respectfully.

[@danettecrossley7912]

Yes there are still a lot of American Indian left I live in Oklahoma home of the 5 civilized tribes where most of the people are at least partially Indian including myself I am part choctaw and Chickasaw I grew up going to pow wows my father was a member of the tribal council, the way they are dressed depends on the type of dancing they do for example those men with all the colorful feathers and the round bunch of feathers on there back area are called fancy dress dancers etc. You need to see if you can find a video on the different type of dances they step no matter what type of dance they do with the beat of the drum and must stop when the drum stops God bless

[@thelightshineth8848]

It's a shame other countries don't realize how much Native American culture there is here in the US. It might not be "in your face" all the time - but evidence is all over the entire country from street names to historical sites, mounds, museums etc. Native American history is everywhere in the entire country. Pow wows happen all the time and you can look up and attend local pow wows pretty much anywhere. I think all Americans should embrace and elevate Native American people and culture, regardless of their own heritage, as all who are born American, despite the atrocities of the past, this is our home, our land, and these are the people of our land who have deep roots in this land, who were here long before, and as all who are born on this soil, these are our family and brothers and sisters, that should be cherished and loved and honored.

[@LynetteA68]

Thank you! Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my friend! (In Choctaw) CHOCTAW NATION🪶

[@bulkpumpkincheeky8548]

keep in mind that native people of this region includes the south and north Americans from Alaska to all of south america

[@shirleytinney8917]

The reason each costume is different is because each individual Native designed and sewn their own costumes themselves mostly and some with help of other Tribe members. Their moccasins are handmade and colorfully hand beaded. None are bought from any clothing store.

[@user-kz9yf3oy8h]

We nv show off our culture its alwsys been this way n yes we are here still dancing to heal ourselves n others .the songs are meanings like to hunt or to fall in love n ther is many types of songs. hello im cree and in Saskatchewan n they took our land away n try to take this away from us but its healing music n brings us together and the outfits are dreamt of n made by others or passed down .we nv changed ❤❤ humble peoples we are .thanks

[@arqaeyrima4750]

The gathering of nations is phenomenal to see. One side of my family is Cherokee Native, my other side is Spanish Sephardim, so very different cultures as well as countries.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

Thumb Up #189! 👍 You're welcome! Thanks! 😊☺️ Notes: Congratulations! 🎉🎊 You've now seen a Native/First American ceremony! There were even Oklahomans there! 😎 I'm relieved 😌 that actual Indians got to see something done by people who are still called "Indians" by some to this day and got to enjoy it! But I ranted about Christopher Columbus before. I hope that you can enjoy more! I didn't know that India had something similar! Thanks for that information. ☺️

[@davidbankalachi3203]

Tribal people sharing togetherness

[@brianbrooks-in5yy]

These are different tribes from different states coming together in a pow wow! I live about 10 minutes from Cherokee, NC where the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indian Reservation is located. I'm white but most families including mine has some Cherokee blood in them.

[@nathanmeece9794]

I also have some Cherokee blood. My father's grandfather was a Cherokee Indian from North Carolina. When he married he took his wife's last name.

[@neshobanakni]

There are contingents from different reservations and reserves throughout North American. I lived on a reservation for more than a decade. Many different categories of regalia and dances. In the U.S., only Tribal members are allowed to possess eagle feathers, and there is a waiting list. There are Grass Dancers, Traditional, Fancy, Jingle and Shawl (women only).

[@keitheepoo7253]

I love the sequence in which they are represented. The elders first to show we can take well care of our people, some strong warriors behind them to protect, women following to show pride... Love it.

[@angrygrim1394]

I live in Arizona and seen a Pow Wow in person its special.

[@Axlotl77]

Their family usually gets them started dancing. Their are Hindu statues in South America and the history is a mystery but I noticed my friends from India on Facebook were on exactly opposite time 12 hours apart so halfway around the globe I got the globe at work and sure enough you can draw a straight line from India to South America and they say that the antarctic used to be warm and had navigable rivers

[@shirleytinney8917]

The men in colorful heavily feathered are called Fancy Dancers. The women wearing bells attached to their dresses are called Jingle Dancers. The Native Americans honor and respect the Animal Kingdom and their beliefs are centered on Nature and the Spirit world.

[@user-bq8nb5nq6x]

Women in the Native American culture are very highly respected in our culture.

[@randyharris5195]

I've been in an opening ceremony for a powwow in Wisconsin. Those that lead the procession are the veterans of which the native peoples are very proud of their warrior spirit. The traditional dress reflected the region, the nation and the era of the people.

[@yordantv9322]

Most tribes did get wiped out. Killed off. Hundreds of tribes, with hundreds, or thousands of people. Our dresses are made by us ourselves . We don't go to a store to buy them. An no we do not wear these dresses an did not wear them every day. even before our country was taken we had different clothing. In india its really hot. But not in many places in America. Our clothes would change depending on the time of year. The feathers we wear are earned and given to us usually, either by a tribal leader or elder. They are sacred. Hope i would answer most of your questions. I, myself are from two tribes, Mashpee Wampanoag, and Tiano. I can to Kerala India back in November for marriage. I've watch this channel for many years now. It would be awesome if i could meet you guys. I do plan on taking a trip up to north India soon.

[@shirleytinney8917]

Natives Americans live in houses just like other Americans. They don't live in Tee Pee's or Wig Wams out in the forest or prairies. They own modern conveniences like everyone else.

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

The Feathers are Eagle(usually Bald Eagle) Feathers, In the US Federal law forbids people from gathering Eagle Feathers, UNLESS they are Native American. Pow Wows are mostly a way of defiantly remaining Native, they did not happen until the 1920s, and a lot of celebrating Native Culture has to do with fighting back against Anti-Native policies.

[@Unknown13thorder]

This isn’t United States this is OUR culture and song and we welcome you to our society!!!

[@badgerrrlattin35]

These are the guys who Christopher Columbus thought YOU guys were.

[@neeleynonea]

You all need to watch a pow wow dance video. All songs have meaning whether or not there are words. The clothes are fancier for pow wow but they are based on their historical daily wear

[@brwnjohnnysvage7251]

Grew up going to powwows in my home town. There were like 3/4 groups in my community and a hand full of dancers. And I can tell you the regalia they wore are very very expensive. Each dance designed their own regalia and yes each regalia is different each have their own 4-5 colours they use. Is very complex

[@Indigenius_auntie]

Come to Canada, I will host you and take you to a Pow Wow!

[@doingstuffwithrus6574]

I just have a little bit of food left. Paid my bill but I can see this video. Thanks so much.

[@josebeltran3619]

I think that each trive passing from different places of America like number 1 and 2 3 to all of them dancing in peace harmony

[@JohnWest-ky9bo]

The Native Americans were called Indians because Columbus thought they had reached India.

[@johnwest8928]

The name Indian was given to the natives because Columbus believed he had arrived in India.

[@random_native]

im plains cree which is a native from canada im still here they didnt kick us out but treat us like we're not here

[@user-lf7nf3kl7t]

7:58 That is the US in general. Most people hold their heritage close and we all kind of share in each other's heritage. The US really is a melting pot of the world.

[@WEareDOOMEDddd]

As much problems as America has, the fact it's such a melting pot and the constitution make it the greatest nation on earth in my opinion. America is like a microcosm of the whole world. Americans have a lot to be grateful for and proud of.

[@Someonelse1224]

That's good and bad.cultural appropriation is the last step in colonization and most people don't even realize that they are participating.

[@razorramona9963]

This is a 'smaller' pow wow, should go watch a big one like Denver. The entire arena fills up

[@mikehunt368]

i live in indiana so there are tons of native american structures and artifacts… it think it would’ve been dope to live back then and just be chill with the natives americans, they had all the vibes

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

I Often Kayak River Systems or Hike….Have since i was a child, and I sometimes think i feel Native Spirituality With the land/animals around me….I See the land near where i live as the Native Land, its alive and spiritual

[@iolitelight]

These are stylized costumes based on day to day wear but more colourful and ornamental. Feathers are messages, you must find them or be gifted them to be worthy. It is not acceptable to kill to obtain them.

[@ChickenJane70]

Each step is a prayer. The clothing as well as the sacred items they are carrying is called Regalia. Regalias are a mixture of animal parts and modern day material. The colours they display through their Regalia mean something too. They have not assimilated to western culture that's why many traditions have been preserved such as the Pow Wow. Many were lost though through laws prohibiting them from practising ceremony. There is an order to them walking in. The Eagle feathers are given when the individual has done an honorable act(s) for the community.

[@JohnWest-ky9bo]

The first native is holding a Coup stick, they would get close to their enemies and then touch them with it to show bravery.

[@LA-xc4tc]

I have crush on parbrahm lol he is so cute

[@anime-girl9743]

My tribe has form to get feather from the zoo. They have a eagle rehab center so when they molt workes will pick them up and go threw the list of applicants but you do need a CIB

[@LaughingChaos]

Thank you for this video a lot of us live on the rez and a lot of us don't. What we wear is called regalia, as for the eagle feathers they mean a lot to us you have to earn them or they get past down in the family. A lot of us men grow our hair long and no one should touch our hair without asking. As for the regalia, some gets pasted down from the family some is made by the person wearing it and some will be made by someone else for the person wanting it made. Pow wows happen all the time in the colder months we have them inside. This is just a little bit of info if you would like to know anything else please ask.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

I have Family Members with Cherokee Blood Lines ( Cherokee family blood-lines seem present along the Appalachian Trail and In the midwest where I live (Indiana)

[@AdrianbCozad]

2024:In today's America, 500+Indigenous Tribe's 🌎 powwows,grand entry's Honors military veterans of all races and branches of service,and some who once were enemies,whereas,they now follow a vet carrying a eagle staff followed by honord members of tribes elders gathering to show their appreciation for life's tribal cultural exchanges and social experiences towards healing etc.

[@Sunset553]

These outfits are for special occasions, not daily wear. They don’t represent the daily clothing of early tribal people. When you attend a pow wow, everyone is in casual clothing, just hanging out, eating, talking. My father took us to one and I just ran around with the kids by the river. In the afternoon, people start changing clothes and there’s alot of moving around. Maybe at a big event like this video, they arrived dressed already. A long time ago it used to be private with just one tribal nation, no outsiders. Now there are some nations with so few people, they combine for the pow wow. The chiefs on the microphone explain to the public what’s happening. There are dances, invitations for outsiders to join. It’s a wonderful time. Very relaxing. No stress, no expectations.

[@joshmartin4261]

You should watch the different powwow competitions dances

[@dochubbell]

I think any tribal person who wants to come in ceremonial dress many do so. Most Indian dress is designed by the individual or handed down. Original dress was often made of animal hide and worked till soft into their chosen design. Bead work was standard as well as some woven work for blankets and other parts of the costume. Things have gotten quite elaborate as time has progressed and other materials are used as well. Their dances often tell a story and represent different animals native to the land. Indian culture is getting lost and those who preserve it and keep it alive are to be greatly applauded and admired. I probably know less than average about it all, but that is my closest jab at what knowledge I have accumulated over the years...right or wrong.

[@psychomd1939]

The largest living thing on Earth are the Sequoyah trees in California. They are names after a cheif of the 7 Cherokee tribes. He created the written language of their language. He also established ta school system Due to him, the Cherokees are the only tribes to establish diplomatic relations withthe US government and exchange ambassadors.

[@ronwilson8898]

In my honestly opinion, you have to see it person to actually experience our Native American Tribes and Cultures. And to understand the meaning of the dances and why use Native Americans dance. Their are different Native American Tribes coming together as one... So every dance is different and has a different meaning. So all I have to say is "come and experience yourselves".

[@bigp3006]

Funny seeing you watching these, you know they are called "indian" because Christopher Columbus thought he landed in India.

[@karimhicks8376]

We are still here! "WHIPERING SWAN".

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

That's called a fancy Ward dancer

[@forrestsmoke1354]

You are correct most of the natives have been whiped out, about 90%

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

They have the whole competitions and every state to deem who's going to be the lead of that I represent send in competition is trying to represent the state and their people

[@lucascallen1]

I think that you should see a pow wow in person

[@alexcolson7180]

this is my nation the cherokee nation

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

Each outfit is to represent their family each family has their own banner and we all come together and joyful for the ones that passed to the other side the ones that are here and the new beginning of our new you will see there's different kind of custom clothing for each person in each tribal groups but we always hide put the mother's first because we know the mother is what gives birth and birth is life and then the father's or tectus so that's what life we make sure that we don't take nothing from the earth like a one-hundred-percent peaceful loving understanding people

[@karimhicks8376]

For 7,000 to 10,000 years, indigenous peoples, my peoples, controlled North America. THE vikings left my peoples alone!

[@powdrumdad1955]

Maybe next review (of any topic) resize your webcam smaller and the video you are reacting to larger Go talk to a powwow drummer We're fun people

[@loveislove-le5nj]

Learned on 23 and me.... I'm 50% Najavo via my maternal grandfather. Although I don't call myself Native American. I know nothing about the culture and wouldn't feel right just showing up on a tribe.

[@derob68]

Not everyone in the tribe is required to attend the pow wow. Nor are they chosen. It is up to each individual if they want to attend. Pow wow season all summer and most travel long distances all summer long. Not all live in forests, we live all over.

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

This ain't a regular pow wow this is a competition competition is way different than traditional

[@TonyB612]

We use everything

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

We'll use the feather to send blessings

[@dangnabitjamison]

Y'all should watch the blackfoot native American documentary I'm mixed with that native group

[@Stevie8654]

I’m a Chickasaw living in Creek country. It’s nice to see people from other places being exposed to our cultures.

[@hollyhagelin2451]

The feathers are impressive, but the embroidery and beadwork is very detailed & intricate- too bad you can see it from this distance.

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

A’HO ❤

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Colonists made it difficult for Native Cultures to pass language, Customs, etc To each generation….. It’s very Important For Natives and All of the World to teach And Preserve Traditions of these Tribes (they Live In USA and have everything Everyone else has….But the Culture Is Important to pass along to younger generations that just Play Video games and all the other shit everyone does lol)

[@lincolngarces9987]

Imagine having native Americans fight doing this and very loud

[@lorrainehirsch]

The festival clothes are for special occasions. Everyday clothes are practical for daily activities. All tribe members are welcome to participate in the walk, but no one is required to. The parade is typically led by elders, honored people (great warriors, great hunters, leaders, etc.), and ordinary people follow.: Some of the garments are traditionally limited to notable people (e.g., buffalo horns and certain tires of headgear are limited to certain ranks. There's no law regarding the limitations, but someone wearing, e.g., the dress of a great person, would be ridiculed, much as if you or I started wearing a crown: it's apparent that we're not royal (at least I'm not), and we'd be laughed at.

[@larrywalling4682]

👍😎

[@understandingoptional]

Osiyo!!!

[@VadulTharys]

The Tsa'Lagi (Cherokee) are a matriarchal society, the council is traditionally elder women. This pow wow is held by the eastern band of the Cherokee people, so according to tradition the elder women of each clan must go first. There were over 500 nations in the US, many are gone forever. Those that remain are determined not to lose their history, traditions and culture. The Cherokee have dances for everything, we are a joyful people who dance to celebrate and to mourn. This is one of our traditional dances in traditional clothing kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKnciGmdqqh2hrc

[@brandt5150]

Watch White mountain apache dancers

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

No the clothing protect your skin from the heat

[@TonyB612]

We design our own outfits.

[@tyronebrewer3219]

You should research trail of tears to see how America treated Native Americans.

[@sallypebeahsy6043]

Okay so you're wanting to know about our culture the entrance is to stand up and honor our elders it's too so we wear gilia that's made out of buckskin and beautiful silk we make everything out of the animals we use everything from the bones the meet the feathers rather is Buffalo rather its Crow whatever it maybe we'll use that we give blessings and offer back to everything that we have taken from the earth and to show that we give the Creator the most highest of everything over everything the we give the blessings back by honoring and song each song each song is for a meeting for each these are words and yes there is over 74 billion and one state may be 83 million and one there is a lot of native still around we just don't come out and we don't discuss nothing with no one we are people of the land not material thank you so much for watching and enjoying and we would like for people to enjoy with us and we are very loving and understanding we are one-hundred-percent a peaceful

[@williambranch4283]

Percussion and Native language chanting words. Eagle feathers are illegal to gather or own unless you are Native American.

[@patphatkitten]

Not sure, but isn't a Pow Wow a way of saying, a meeting?

[@TonyB612]

Lol! I love people reaction!🫶 We are a peaceful people.

[@andresss2824]

They make their own clothes.

[@donnawilkesmanvitello3047]

So, I’m target, I have different beliefs than probably everybody else in the world. I don’t believe that you have a right to judge our beliefs. We do not judge your beliefs. In return you should not judge ours