Reaction to The Hu

[@Uilleand]

When you see them live, the power of that throat singing hits you in the chest like a hammer. It has actual physical impact. It's amazing.

[@CmanVlogga]

Where'd you see them live at?

[@Uilleand]

@@CmanVlogga I flew into Seattle to see them before the DarkTimez. XD A very small venue, so the sound was just...extra-intense. I'd do it again in a heartbeat to see them live.

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

If I saw them live I'm pretty sure I'd have to commandeer a horse and find a bow coat my face in fat and learn to shoot an arrow while hanging sideways off the horse.

[@CrookProductions1]

I suggest searching up Gokturk throat singing it was essentially The first Turkic empire as the Turks were Altai before they went to Anatolia but It’s awesome dude it’s Mongolian throat singing but I’m Turkish

[@sonyarosalez9686]

The “HU” means human in Mongolian they are an amazing band!! Listen to Yuve Yuve Yu

[@CmanVlogga]

Thanks for that explanation 🙏🏽 I'm wondering if i should do it in a video or just in My own time. I guess I'll see how this goes

[@sonyarosalez9686]

@@CmanVlogga I suggest video first then on your own 😊

[@CmanVlogga]

@@sonyarosalez9686 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 cool good to know

[@LionTheHeart]

Thats my favourite... "how strange how strange how strange"

[@asianooasia6719]

no ! "hun/hunnu" means human. hu is abreviation of it.

[@candycain1001]

Their "Sad but True" cover is fire.

[@Hollylivengood]

It is pretty intense.

[@Zozette27]

The bowed instrument played by Galaa and Enkush are morin khuur (horse head fiddle) which have two strings. Traditionally the male string was made from 132 tail hairs from a stallion, the female string from 120 strings from a mare. The guitar like instrument played by Temka is the tovshuur (Mongolian lute/guitar) which can have two or three strings, Temka’s has three. As far as clans go - from the 1920s onwards the communists tried to destroy many aspects of Mongolian culture including outlawing surname/clan names. Many families forgot their actually clan names and when communism fell and the new government decided that clan names were needed again families gathered to see if any of their elderly could remember their original clan name and if it could not be remembered they selected new clan names.

[@CmanVlogga]

Wow! Thanks for sharing that 🥂🤯

[@gailday1551]

I liked watching your, AND you kept the review clean. I will be putting your reactions up in my HU Cafe because you keep it clean for all ages, thank you

[@CmanVlogga]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Artari]

Aloha, love the Hu....can't wait to see your reaction to this awesome band.

[@CmanVlogga]

This is my first reaction video. Hopefully, I do it justice. 🤘🏾🤠🤙🏾

[@Artari]

@@CmanVlogga you will be shocked at how cool they are.... I bet you will do a great reaction 🤙

[@CmanVlogga]

@@Artari 🤞🏽😎🤙🏾

[@Devil_horseman99]

We came from the same ancestor when the continent was connected, long story short we got separated when the glaciers bridge broke off ( Siberia and Alaska). We all have similar clothing designs and the meaning they represent and Most of all our Shamans and their healing tools shared an identical purpose.

[@jovitawalravens]

Wow... I liked that video.. I must rewatch it now. I also see some similarities in facial features .. the “guitar “ player looks like my cousin for real and one of the members looks like his brother!!! Crazy! But thanks for bringing them up I never heard of them... another great video C... I hope you are recovering well

[@CmanVlogga]

I know 😎😊 i thought of a couple bros that they looked like. Thanks for watching! 🥂🙏🏽

[@roxannasparks8786]

No you resemble Gala, The heavier one, the lead who is on the left with blue instrument. If anyone! :)

[@williamlemcke8282]

Just wait until you watch the video for The Great Chinggis Khan. You're gonna love that. Also, if you're part mongolian, that's your culture as well. Combining Mongolian and Native American cultures would be strong as hell too. But, watch that video and you may see some similarities.

[@katiegustafson7845]

So glad I found your vlog. You are so charismatic, genuine, and admirable. Keep up the great work and keep being you! ❤️ Ps. Great subject- music is universal

[@CmanVlogga]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Thanks! I really try to be my authentic self. I appreciate your feedback and i hope you have a great day!

[@hanzosenshi]

Natives are Mongols cousins.

[@deviljho4260]

Pretty much, the first natives descended from the ancient Japanese which were linked to the mongols.

[@ottonormalverbraucher7835]

SChutulu did you mean Ainuv

[@StationWagonLiving]

Only up north

[@Wahcawatoglawin]

I was hooked the first time I heard the Hu. Now, I can't decide which one of their songs I like best.

[@CmanVlogga]

tHEIR NEW ALBUM IS PRETTY DARN GOOD AS WELL. I ONLY HEARD A FEW SONGS BUT IT DOESN'T DISAPPOINT!

[@gantulgaganhuyag717]

Hey man, Mongols gone past the clan and went on to build An Empire that spanned from Poland to Korean Peninsula. And we dropped hunter gatherer clan for an Empire thousands of years ago.

[@CmanVlogga]

🙏

[@ambercloud2776]

I Love the Hu. They are awesome musicians. They seem like a bunch of fun guys for some of their other videos I've seen.

[@midwestwinyan2471]

That video is cool AF, thanks for sharing.

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Nice job, keep up the good work!

[@CmanVlogga]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 thanks for watching i appreciate your feedback

[@eonarts]

I LOVE this band!! The video is amazing. It was fun watching your reaction.

[@CmanVlogga]

Yesssss, they are amazing! Thanks for watching

[@nativeguitarstour-ngt9534]

Love the HU... That's an epic video also like your video set up.

[@CmanVlogga]

Thanks.. that's my first time with that setup. I had to do something where i could stay in My bed and would keep my knee comfortable. But thanks for the feedback.. i thought the same when i was editing it. 🥂

[@samuelguerro6930]

My husband is into these songs

[@CmanVlogga]

Yeah they pretty awesome!

[@amymoretti816]

I love the hu.

[@CmanVlogga]

🙋🏾‍♂️ I dig em!

[@allieburne4138]

Mongols have tribal system. Each ethnic groups subdivide into tribes. Legends say mongols are the descendants of the wolves so thats why wolf totem has a strong significance, anyways thank you for your video❤️

[@allieburne4138]

мх7 as i Mongolian i only know ourselves. Have no idea how they (tibet, nepal) function

[@srameypr]

Hope you try some of their other music. Many of their videos are very cinematic. All are excellent!

[@CmanVlogga]

Awesome! It makes watching them so gratifying!

[@GoodCookinAquarius]

Peace man... bird clan from south Florida, been listening to them a bit a year or two.

[@CmanVlogga]

Bird clan.. nice! You gonna go to their concert?

[@M_Dragonsblood]

I liked this video. I did check out the video link to the full music video and loved it. I am from Oglala but I love a lot of Asian culture. This music video was put together very well. Makes me want to go back and finish my degree. One day. Love the videos you are making as well.

[@twonative7564]

Just found your vlogs a couple weeks ago. good stuff native. Sending good vibes from Shoshone Paiute country.

[@CmanVlogga]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 🥂🥂🥂 I appreciate that. Hopefully, i can keep ya around. Ehhhhhh 👍🏽

[@enkhzayazundui1063]

On your other video about DNA, your mum has 10 % Mongol in her and her family was from Siberia, remember? Siberians and Mongols are cousins, we share at least 30 % common DNA.

[@CmanVlogga]

Crazy! Cool, thanks for letting me know. 🙏🏽

[@tehh329]

Ok

[@Serkanbah]

there is no siberians lol,they are Turks,yakuts dukhan and many others

[@tanguman2]

Let us not forget that the golden horde conquered most of the asian world

[@shirleyz7400]

I really liked them. I plan listen to more of their music. You came close to the throat sing I thought. Maybe you could do more reaction with unique music. Thanks💚

[@CmanVlogga]

I plan on listening to more as well. Gotta appreciate what they're doing. Any suggestions for other unique music?

[@carollavalee4090]

Yes throat singing so cool.

[@Marvin-ey4sq]

I love this band.

[@cheriulinski4254]

when ever they get to start traveling again and come back to America you should totally check out one of their concerts ,, The Hu band is awesome and what has impressed me the most about them is their connection with their fan group ,, one video of one of their concerts even though there was a fence between them and the fan's not one of the band members did not hasate to go and shake hands with their fans and interact with them. That right there says a lot about them, and the music might not can understand a word of what they are saying but you can feel it to the core of your soul.

[@CmanVlogga]

I'd definitely make it a priority to see them.

[@svetlanakaravaeva7636]

Thanks for the video! If you have a chance, listen to Yuve Yuve Yu, the nature in the clip is very picturesque:) Sugan Essena is a great song, too, it was made for the Star Wars game. The legend says all Mongols' ancestors were Grey Wolf and Red Fallow Deer. That's why Wolf totem is very important for all Mongolians and Mongolic peoples (Kalmyks, Buryads, Tuvans...)

[@CmanVlogga]

I definitely will listen to that. Maybe I'll post it

[@svetlanakaravaeva7636]

@@CmanVlogga 👍🙂

[@Artari]

Aloha, I agree with you about how you can tell the differences in the native tribes. In Hawaii, I noticed the differences in Polynesians . From Hawaiians , Tahitians, Fijian, Samoans , Maori's and so on. Gotta check out the Hu's other songs... The first time I heard throat singing was from Tanya Tagaq Wanted to know if you can make two reviews one from " A Tribe called Red , called , " Neon Natives " . There is also a clip from John Trudell , I knew him before he passed away. That song gives me chicken skin everytime I hear it because what is going on in America and Canada. kzbin.info/www/bejne/emiUk2mLhNWkbbc And also a song by " Krizz Kaliko " called " Why Me " kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH2ZmHaAqch2nLs Mahalo , can't wait to see more reviews.

[@mecha-sheep7674]

Don't fear about "appropriating" : Mongols are happy about sharing their culture and seing other adopt it. I remember in Ulaa Bataar, during the Naadam festival a few years, there was a french musician who came to study and learn the morin khuur, and people were just happy to see him play. I mean, if someone come from the other side of the Earth to learn your culture, it's pretty cool. And even when a dude on the net is just captivated by what you do and just start to imitate it, well, that's cool too.

[@1983simi]

great reaction! very insightful too.

[@CmanVlogga]

Thanks for watching

[@humanbeing2144]

Yes throat singing!!I I really enjoy listening to throat singing. Mongolian, Also Hebrew/Mountain people, Northmen.Also Rusian,Turkey,Greek.Also Tibetan Monks Also North Sea People's such as Finland Sweaden and Icelandic and Netherlands country people. Also people from Alaska and Canada and Greenland Reindeer riding people and Eskimos. Love it.

[@muslenawolffang2186]

Love the hu!!!! They are bad ass lmao. I just subscribed to this channel! I'm half native and in my DNA test I am genetically connected to many archaic samples from ancient mongolia, Siberia, NW China and Beringia. . I think its a connection from my Inuit genes 🤔

[@svetlanakaravaeva7636]

Certainly :) Inuit people are closely related to peoples of the Far East of Russia and other parts of Asia. I love the band, too, and really like "HU's in the kitchen" vids where they cook traditional dishes:)

[@vishaleah8667]

🤘😝 I already pressed the like button. 😁

[@CmanVlogga]

😄🙏🙏🙏

[@saimij5849]

Nice reaction! From Mongolia 🇲🇳🤘

[@davidwhulbertiv5958]

Mongolian throat singing... Thanks for sharing this with us...

[@nathanmaloney9279]

My son and I have been listening to the Hu for quiet awhile now. They do live the life style of Natives Americans. I’m proud to be Native!!!

[@ottonormalverbraucher7835]

But they are not natives but Asians who live at the Eurasian Plains. Agriculture is not really possibe there

[@ottonormalverbraucher7835]

He this is awsome, they are the only one who preserved thier traditional way of live on the continent. Even in kasachstan they are not nomadic anymore (that country with the Aralsea). In Mongolia (the county) 50% of people live still nomadic. And the ones in china and russia are treated like indigenous peoples, so sometime tgey are allowed thier native lifestyle. But china starting to ban, nomadism because of greed. Poor Inner mongolians

[@ottonormalverbraucher7835]

He this is awsome, they are the only one who preserved thier traditional way of live on the continent. Even in kasachstan they are not nomadic anymore (that country with the Aralsea). In Mongolia (the county) 50% of people live still nomadic. And the ones in china and russia are treated like indigenous peoples, so sometime tgey are allowed thier native lifestyle. But china starting to ban, nomadism because of greed. Poor Inner mongolians

[@FiberFoxStudios]

I can see the difference too!!! While you don't look like him I do think you could start a cover band, your tone match was on point! Great video.

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

“I’m not throat singing. Agggggggggggggghhhhhhhh...” LOL I think we’ve all said that after hearing The Hu.

[@CmanVlogga]

Right! It just calls for it! 🤷🏾‍♂️😄

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

I know! 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@530MAIDU]

The Hu Band is Absolutely Amazing. Their many Songs are Great to listen to ... so if you get the opportunity listen to The SAME its Epic. Loved your Reaction. I’m Native from N. California 🙋🏻‍♀️ “Hey Tu Nonee” !

[@CmanVlogga]

Hey tu nonee.. what tribe?

[@donnahaines2979]

Throat singing is awesome love them

[@FriggSaga]

Marco Polo is an amazing series. I was sad it got cancelled. There is also a spin off movie about the blind master.

[@CmanVlogga]

I know that's what took me so long to watch it... heard about it late but when i heard of it, it was canceled. So i never attempted.. but with my DNA.. i wished it continued.. bummed

[@roxannasparks8786]

ALL their video are great works of art. You'll love them, watch them!!!!! Don't worry about the words!

[@CmanVlogga]

I'm looking forward to seeing which one to do next... see how it goes.

[@l.g.duboise1448]

Bozhou nîkan, Wîthîthaka ndezngas, Mahweh wewîtho. Hey brother I’m Wolf clan also, Sac and Fox from Oklahoma. The Hu are friggin awesome. Their culture is similar to ours. The use of sema, cerdar, fire, feeding the past aways etc etc etc.

[@icemarkable]

First time I heard this I thought it was north American tribe band. Great video and song.

[@zombieholic]

Not culture appropriation, it’s called appreciating another culture’s music etc….. great video !!

[@Hollylivengood]

There's an awesome channel of a Mongolian guy who translates the song and explains a lot of the meaning. Hachapori, I think I spelled it right. The throat singing is amazing, the flute sound is a human voice doing that. I don't know how it's done but if you google throat singing, it gets explained.

[@CmanVlogga]

Right! I saw his channel and commented on it. I have to go back and subscribe.

[@johnbradford6398]

Total metal spiritualism of the Mongolian soul.

[@sabrinaevans8746]

See Shireg Shireg. It will give you chills

[@oyunzulschannel5766]

Regarding from Mongolia 😊

[@CmanVlogga]

🥂🙏🏽 thanks for watching

[@Streaker707]

I've lived in Asia and being in a place for a while you can tell the difference between Japanese, Korean, and Chinese and even between regions. Your just jamming dude

[@l.g.duboise1448]

I think I saw that one guy at Navajo nation fair but it could just be another Navajo

[@celinafisher4675]

For the last year i been in live with the HU!!! All their music's fantastic!! Their love shows too!!! Mother swan is hauntingly beautiful! That song tells of their creation story! I researched the tenguris religion ( wich mongols and the HU follow!) Diffinately extremely similar to indigenous belief system! Look up the kazakhs! I love their videos for yuve yuve yu and their version of metallica sad but true wich is their latest youtube video! Im Mohave & Chemehuave from southern California/ Arizona from my dads side i was born down there and raised partly on the rez ( our actual traditional homeland on the Colorado River) my moms dads side from Nebraska their Ioway & Omaha shes enrolled ioway my moms mom is from the southern tribe Alabamu Coushatta people. Im a mutt parts English & French with some Irish or Scottish ancestry.. mostly native though er maybe not as much as i may think....aye.

[@CmanVlogga]

I think you just solidified mother swan for my next reaction video. Others have commented similar.. I'm intrigued.

[@celinafisher4675]

@@CmanVlogga thats cool can't wait to watch your reaction! Lol

[@caleb_güero]

Actually, thousands of cultures around the world throat sang. Even in the middle east and Northern Europe.

[@Streaker707]

I would love if more traditional music did this like Traditional Middle eastern music meets techno etc

[@buyannemekhchimeddorj]

The choice of the song is so so, I'd pefer to see your reaction to the Mother Swan Song. The native Americans move via Alaska much before Genghis Lhan reunited tribes into one Mongol Empire in 13th century, also when Alaska was connected to Eurasia, is how I believe it.

[@CmanVlogga]

I think i just go with this one! 👍🏽

[@chadfalardeau5396]

This is my go to song when I'm feeling down

[@pontiacfan76]

Actually the guitar is the shape of the Bow and Arrow.

[@CmanVlogga]

🎯 good to know! It's badazz!

[@pamelastates5600]

I’m bear 🐻 clan . My name is Rainbow women 🌈 . Love u my brother ✊🏾❤️🇨🇦

[@CmanVlogga]

Nice! My wife is bear clan as well. 🥂

[@pamelastates5600]

@@CmanVlogga @ ❤️🧸 we are strong people and very nice!! Lol

[@juic3357]

Yo this band is awesome!! bollywood metal is pretty cool too

[@CmanVlogga]

Bollywood metal.. omg I've never heard of that either 🤯

[@juic3357]

@@CmanVlogga genre not a band idk if that's even what it is I found it awhile ago I will try to find it for ya

[@juic3357]

.. found it band was called bloodywood... More metal than I remembered lol

[@pujejs1685]

Somehow you look like a Mongolian and I'm from Mongolia btw

[@CmanVlogga]

I get it. I've had others from there, try to speak to me in their language and thought I was from their homeland. Some similarities.

[@lisamarrs5819]

You should react to this song with papa roach oh and The Hu Song Of Woman with Lizzy from Hailstorm it is amazing

[@khaliunsereeter8840]

Mongolian the hu band gereeg

[@CmanVlogga]

Ok... another to add to the list

[@gtn.b3337]

Яаж ч харсан яг Монгол шүү

[@carollavalee4090]

I would like to see a collaboration of native and hu

[@АлтайскийКазак]

From what I understand, it was four seperate migration waves thousands of years apart that is the ancestry of modern indigenous Americans. Most of these came from north east Asia, or Siberia, as did the Mongolic and Turkic (now living in central Asia, i.e Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan.) tribes. "Mongolian" didn't really mean much before Genghis/Chinggis Khaan united the tribes against the northern Chinese. So in short, native Americans share a common ancestor with modern north east Asians, but both have branched off into something significantly different since then. Especially when you consider that each migratory wave to the Americas were thousands of years apart, meaning it would have been a genetically distinct people migrating each time.

[@donnabat7808]

Mongolians R nomads. Our genes are spread throughout the world, esp with the wars and stuff. Even in Mongolia there R some tribal differences & people look kinda different amongst ourselves.

[@jimmynaylor1759]

The Wolf Totem is the symbol of the Great Khan. Chinggis was from the Wolf Clan so his banner became to symbolise the Great Horde. They used to banners: the Black Banner for War and the the White Banner for peace. If you saw the Black Banner coming you need you were in trouble. The lyrics start of by listing the formations used in the Great Khans Army. PS the Mountains in the beginning are the Altai Mountains.

[@RockinHoney]

I'm Cree and Ojibwe (Anishinaabe), Buffalo clan.

[@CmanVlogga]

Tatanka? (In my Graham green voice) Ehhhhhh jk Aaniin niij

[@RockinHoney]

@@CmanVlogga 🤦🏻‍♀️ lol Young man, we don't speak Lakota. It's mashkode bizhiki in anishinaabemowin.... your birthright language.

[@CmanVlogga]

@@RockinHoney not implying that you did.. dances with wolves just popped in my head. That's all.

[@RockinHoney]

"I am Wind In His Hair! ... Do you see that I am your friend!? ... Can you see that you will always be my friend!?" Anyone who didn't get a feeling at this part must have broken feelers.

[@CmanVlogga]

@@RockinHoney classic!

[@seanyang5085]

Shout out from the Hmong people brotha. But yes, we do have clans. 18 clans total. With our last names representing which clan we are from.

[@notchurka3332]

The wolf is the totem of the Khalka (Outer Mongolians). The Buryat and Kalmyk/Oirat in Russia's totem is the swan and the deer, respectively. The Khorchin in China is also the wolf. The others idk During the Mongol Empire, all Mongols adopted the wolf as their totem because Genghis Khan is Borjigin Kiyat whose totem is the wolf. The Borjigin is the clan that established the Khamag Mongol, the confederacy that preceded the Mongol Empire and their totem was also the wolf. The first Khan of the Khamag Mongols was Khabul Khan, Genghis Khan's grandfather.

[@chromegirl7546]

You look a bit like Gala, the lead singer with the blue horse head fiddle (morin khuur in Mongolian)! Maybe since you're quite a bit Mongolian. Wolf Totem is my favorite of their songs. Hu means human in Mongolian.

[@TheBelladonnablue]

We are Tsalagi Wolf clan...

[@roxannasparks8786]

Sorry for all the comments, but I'd really like you to investigate their message, which is in such aliment with the Indian culture. Earth, respect for women. Fighting evil, standing for good etc. That's part of our love for them. They will be a favorite for you!

[@CmanVlogga]

Thanks for the multiple comments. That's how i comment on other videos, as well. Different comment for addressing different topics. 🥂

[@nararobi4973]

Mongolia, a nation bordered by China and Russia, is known for vast, rugged expanses and nomadic culture. Its capital, Ulaanbaatar, centers around Chinggis Khaan (Genghis Khan) Square, named for the notorious founder of the 13th- and 14th-century Mongol Empire. Also in Ulaanbaatar are the National Museum of Mongolia, displaying historic and ethnographic artifacts, and the restored 1830 Gandantegchinlen Monastery.

[@davidwhulbertiv5958]

Thinkin about thinkin about thinkin about...

[@garyrobb5341]

Good on ya guy! Great reaction. And your ancestry gives you a take on this that I’ve never heard before. Actually, your singing/chanting isn’t bad. For real. Most people who first came to the Americas were from Asia. That’s when the last ice age locked up so much water that the oceans were low enough to create a land bridge. Recently, archaeological discoveries in southern South America were dated a couple of thousand years before any trace of humans in North America. That and other evidence indicates that the migration was probably done in boats along the coast. Maybe even from island hopping across the southern Pacific. All very interesting but who knows?

[@TacticalSquirrel]

Have you ever heard of the Mongolian Eagle Hunters? They use eagles to help hunt.

[@CmanVlogga]

No I have not.. I'll check that out

[@CmanVlogga]

burkitshi oh wow that is easy awesome!

[@batmanfromthesteppes979]

Natives are distant cousins to Mongolians!

[@TheRavenenant]

Nice reaction, bit of constructive criticism though: Try two-'passes' when it comes to reacting to foreign music videos that have subtitles;. -1st "Pass" should be a pure , primal experience. Just watch and listen to the music all the way through. React naturally but save thoughts. -2nd "Pass" should be a stop-n-go with thoughts. Musicians are artists too, you don't watch a painter paint all the way through a painting and stop to react to his techniques. I'm finding alot of reaction channels do either or and the stop-n-go technique really takes away from a viewer having a 'moment' in experiencing what you're experiencing, allowing the energy of the music to just flow. I'm just a KZbin comment though, I like the energy you have and I love the idea of more Indigenous KZbinrs.

[@CmanVlogga]

Cool.. i could see what you are saying.🙏🏽 I think i go about the way i do because it encompasses my creative process and learning process. Being a song maker (artist) for my cultural ways of song, i do bits and explore creative avenues. The same with learning.. like said: how I'm in my head alot, i have to visualize and really imagine what's going on and feel the vibe that's being created. As far as commenting in the moment.. lol that's the kind of KZbin commentator i am as well. I have multiple comments on videos because i comment where i feel like responding to something specifically. Because i feel like the focus gets lost on them moments if i don't address them individually or it may get lost in my explanation. I do get what you're saying as well. I guess it's how I've always done it.. just thinking about workshops i used to present and all.. lol it's always been my way. 😂🤷🏾‍♂️ Got me thinking tho... hmmmm

[@pamelastates5600]

Miigwetch ❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦

[@CmanVlogga]

Chimiigwech to you for listening 🤟🏾😎🤙🏾

[@tracymeyer3752]

China is not Mongolia!

[@Throughnomadseye]

Thanks!

[@nativeatheist6422]

Heard of throat singing can't remember where...

[@Subedei-Baatar]

Native Hawaiians, Native Americans are from Mongol

[@sabrinaevans8746]

They probably ARE your distant cousins

[@stevenrider9632]

The wolf totem was the totem of Genghis Khan.

[@CmanVlogga]

🤟🏾😎👍🏽 badass!

[@Bourbon_Blue_Devil]

Steel horses!!

[@billholder1330]

Yeah lyrics are a war chant hundreds of years old. Updated of course. :)

[@TonyfromTO]

Also the similarity within turkomongols and native americans is comparative to blacks and whites... can you tell the difference betwen a french man and a german?

[@CmanVlogga]

I know there's differences but i can't call those differences out... my wife has family that is German... but i think for me and others they have to be a part of that ethnic group to really see the differences.

[@TonyfromTO]

@@CmanVlogga i can see difference betwee natives but also i see mongols and natives as more similat to each other than with blacks or white.

[@CmanVlogga]

@@TonyfromTO oh yeah... that's wayyyyyy obvious! Lol 🙆🏾‍♂️🤙🏾

[@TonyfromTO]

@@CmanVlogga kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZSsdGt7a85pn7M

[@ritamarkova1502]

I am saha yakutian from Siberia, North eastern Asia. I didn't expect you look like we. You exactly look like a mongolian😀. Mongolian ancersters were conquerers, they conquered many countries. My native language is of turcic origin, but 40% common words with mongols, exactly ansersters contacted. I think your languages have similarities with different asian nations. If you know, you could say from what asian nations exactly you come from. Hello from North eastern Asia😊 We have no information about natives from America. Exactly you from Asia, your ancersters

[@gingerleake8385]

Maybe before you watch a new band, do a quick wikipedia search and read about them. I think you would have enjoyed this more if you knew in advance they were playing traditional Mongolian instruments and have merged Mongolian with rock.

[@CmanVlogga]

I would but i work backwards..

[@rayseegerts]

marco polo is awesome!

[@anthonymaize5764]

Dude you gotta check the vids with English subtitles that group is based on the great Khan (all of the old civilizations in that area including china was terrified of the mongols) and you'd find a much better idea of them and check thier songs they are very cool.

[@CmanVlogga]

lol In my other one's I do use subtitles. lol it helps soooo much! lol

[@christiclaycomb2639]

So much of the stuff in Marco Polo is accurate....the Different traditions and things.... Not Marco Polo's role necessarily

[@Indygenous]

You look like my mongolian friend

[@CmanVlogga]

😲 lol agree 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@sabrinaevans8746]

Watch Ghengus Blues with Paul Peña

[@twonative7564]

Truuue true as natives we can always pick out other natives in the crowd haha

[@CmanVlogga]

But.. sometimes you get the glare... ctfu because they don't have glasses! 😂😂

[@nudegamer6496]

This song ALWAYS brings to mind a hypothetical 'what-if' scenario: IF the Mongolian Horse Clans at the HEIGHT of their strength/power (which I believe was under the leadership of Ghengis Khan) would have faced off against the Native American tribes at the HEIGHT of their strength/power, just EXACTLY who would win? And YES, I KNOW that these two Cultures/Peoples were from different time periods/eras, however they had VERY similar skills/abilities/training. So again, IF these two great Nations/Peoples/Cultures would have somehow ever met on a battlefield when EACH Culture was at the HEIGHT of their strength, with both being nearly identical in training/skill as far as Mounted Warriors, just EXACTLY who would actually win? I'd personally go with the Mongolians, but ONLY because under Ghengis Khan the ENTIRE Mongolian Peoples were united under a single leader. Now granted I'm NOT an expert on Native American tribes, so I could be totally wrong, but I don't remember anything about the ENTIRETY of the Native American tribes being united under a SINGLE leader (if I'm wrong about that, then please correct me). Just always wondered about that.

[@CmanVlogga]

As far as I know.. way back instead of the 500+ divided tribes now.. way bask we consisted of just 4 tribes that covered north America. I'm sure in that era, you'd have a better chance of finding something with a great leader of a large tribe.. but I do know that when the Europeans first started warring with us... they had no real chance. It wasn't until they got firearms and such into the battles is when we started getting overwhelmed and losing and was ultimately conquered. In biased in my thinking by if our wicked warrior tribes joined in tactics.. yeah it goes into similar fierceness as the Mongols.. it's really hard to say.

[@nudegamer6496]

@@CmanVlogga I think that if the Europeans DIDN'T have firearms, and instead would have been forced to use regular melee/archery weaponry, then the Europeans would have gotten their asses handed to them before fleeing on their ships back to Europe. And I also agree that the fierceness of Native American tribes was similar, if not identical, to the Mongolian Horse Clans. That's why I always wondered about that, since BOTH Peoples were so similar in many ways. Oh by the way, you just got a new subscriber.

[@CmanVlogga]

@nudegamer6496 I appreciate your convo.. I recently heard that the Mongols took families and used them as shield when in war.. nobody was safe.. Damn.

[@nudegamer6496]

@@CmanVlogga now I honestly didn't know that the Mongolians used those kind of tactics, but in retrospect it kind of makes sense in a brutal kind of way. Meaning that those years were during a brutal time in history when life in general was hard and often brutal. A perfect example of another culture during that time period were the Vikings, where life for their People was often brutal and frequently violent/short-lived. In fact, one of my favorite Death Metal bands called Amon Amarth did a song about that called 'Arson'. A quick summary of the song is essentially a group of armed Warriors challenged another group to battle, and basically set the house where the survivors where seeking refuge in on fire just to try to smoke them out, while at the same time not caring if the survivors burned to death. Basically, an almost everyday occurrence during that time period.

[@CmanVlogga]

We got history of how that went when three vikings made it to North America.. respectfully, to survive they had to leave. But that was a different weakened vikings