Vocal Coach Reacts - Young Spirit - Fancy Fan Action (Tha Powwow 2012)

[@HiddenLakeATK]

As a matter of fact, I sing with this group.Young Spirit is from Frog Lake, Alberta, Canada, but our members are from throughout North America.We sing Northern plains style, happy that you enjoyed our singing!

[@Shaun72]

Simply INCREDIBLE! 🤯🫁🫀❤️‍🔥🧠💓🥲 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💕🇨🇦

[@tatankahanska120]

YOUNG SPIRIT IS A GREAT GROUP. SONG WAS DOPE!!!!

[@jarrettwildcatt6967]

I've been a fan for many years!

[@tactikiller]

This is what Custer hears in his nightmares

[@dracomadness792]

@@tactikiller that’s pretty funny ngl

[@KatieB968]

I love watching non-indigenous folks experience our music for the first time.

[@bjriag]

It is like they feel the beat and surprised about the vocals

[@happeedaze1]

Same....so different from the stereotypes in old movies.

[@edthemetalhead8697]

as a non-indigenous person, HOLY SHIT THIS IS FUCKIN BEAUTIFUL, sent chills down my spine, just pure beauty

[@davef3826]

I enjoy learning new things and I enjoy your music

[@SlipknotFan47]

Right? I love their reActions

[@official_youngspirit]

Thank you so much for the review. I am a singer in that video. Our group has practiced traditional music from our beautiful Indigenous culture since 2001. Much respect to you from our group. Many blessing to you and your family from the Young Spirit drum. - Jacob Faithful, Head Singer - Young Spirit.

[@rjtumble]

Can you tell us what the song is about? It was really cool watching and listening!

[@staciamwalrus]

Amazing, love it!

[@dg2071]

You make us proud to be indigenous bro!!

[@erwin4501]

Absolutely superb

[@whitneybelgarde9691]

I watch this 3-5 times a day. I cry every time. I feel a full range of emotions. But you guys help me feel everything. Miigwetch, relatives!

[@kianamikal3452]

As a white woman who grew up in a heavy native cultural area and school, the actual projection these men have with their voices to out do the drum that shakes the very foundation of the building is INCREDIBLE to experiance in person... its definetly something I HIGHLY reccomend for anyone and everyone to experiance it IN PERSON. You feel it in your bones.

[@christipton7588]

How can I (no ties to the amazing and morally and spiritual correct ways of life) see something like this in person.

[@ethanpoulin3098]

@@christipton7588 go to a powwow

[@DontTurnMyNightmares]

@@christipton7588 there is no need for a blood tie, pow wows are a great celebration, for all peoples

[@emmagriffiths1543]

@@christipton7588 native people are very welcoming. They may like to pull your leg 😂 but they are most accepting ☺️

[@annetteemery1051]

@@christipton7588 they're called powwow. They in all states

[@tcdirtybirds79]

As a Native American this is so cool that you’re listening.

[@jostewart554]

I'm Australian and I absolutely love First Nations music and vocals, the stories and lessons. The world should be run by First Nations People. ❤

[@fhsjdjskkshi]

​@@jostewart554Jesus loves you ❤

[@John-e9m6r]

Amen we OUR country back

[@derrickj3177]

Christians tried to wipe us out

[@RobloxEditz1234-j3l]

I’m Native

[@cheygirl6652]

As a Native American I can honestly say that seeing a vocal coach reacting to my culture gives me a grin from ear to ear 😄 love the positive energy and everything! The video definitely is great but it’s not as good as actually being in the environment😌 it’s a whole different feeling when you can feel the vibrations of the drum and the vocals along with the bells from the dancers it just brings it all together.

[@ryannaplayz4744]

It's not just native American it's also cree bu I am also a native American

[@pearlpeterson6171]

@@ryannaplayz4744 cree is native

[@kdarban]

*Big ass chief smile* 😁

[@nativewarrior3375]

“My culture” Lmao I can’t imagine you are really trying to claim it as “my” 😂 you act like OUR native culture is revolved around you, Your not the only one in OUR culture.. so quit trying too say it’s your culture lmao it’s all of ours and lemme guess your great, great, great grandmother was a Cherokee princess? 😂

[@Rand0m1nternetpers0n]

Same here ! I am also Native ( senneca Tuscarora and burns paiute)

[@davidhinojosa1328]

You picked an absolute banger to use by the way. The boys just deadly...

[@baftnationgaming]

you seem familliar! Ive went through young spirits spotify however i could not find this song.. can you help me? I need it in my All time great-playlist!

[@BrandonKitto-h4y]

Those boys are ture deadly

[@quesotacoburrito]

@@baftnationgaming Sorry if this is late, but the song is called "Joel Wood's Jammer".

[@baftnationgaming]

@@quesotacoburrito thankyou! Luckily i found it not long after commenting!

[@startugz_prod]

jus deadly ennit

[@nthsum5509]

You're the first reactor I've seen react to native singing. Thanks. Northern Cree, Earth Healer is also amazing.

[@rgreene1221]

The first non native reaction vlog I remember was done by three Hindi guys the elder man in the vlog was the coolest reaction I've ever seen seen!

[@jdawg6624]

And the southern drums like CoZad fancy dance song and Thunderhill

[@EduardoGarcia-lx6hs]

I'm. Méxican brother from the South, I love and respect our native brothers from the north, I enjoy their songs, I'm a loyal fan of Young Spirit, I have seen them performing near San Manuel casino and near morongo reservation, that's the beauty of listening to their songs and let yourself go with the sound of the Drum, the heart beat of mother earth!! Aho!! My native brothers and sisters.

[@mattio7234]

As a native American thank you so much for reacting to this! I grew up going to powwows every weekend it was amazing they are powerful as you said thank you again Have a great day!!🤗😁

[@teresalehtonen8499]

Hello from Finland. Matti also here a very common name. :)

[@mattio7234]

@@teresalehtonen8499 Hello!! Finland that's awesome! That's so cool I'll have to make to Finland one day! They'll know my name pretty good!😁 Lol! I hope you have a wonderful day!🤗😁

[@orlandosecatero1524]

I've been a dancer and singer for 45 years, thank you for being very respectful in north American culture. Enjoy your show, will definitely follow you....

[@LittleSnowBird_Jones]

For so long we weren't allowed to sing or dance. It was illegal by the US government. We sing & dance for our elders & our ancestors who weren't allowed to. The beat is in our spirit. Our hearts. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Come to a pow wow to see and hear in person. ✊🏽🪶

[@campbell1446]

Same thing happened to the Gaels in Scotland. And to the Sami in the polar regions. Oppressive governments try to wipe out indigenous cultures, including language and music. We are fighting back. So important to preserve your culture and honor your ancestors!

[@LizBond-s4s]

Same for Aboriginal Australians up until after the 1967 Commonwealth Referedum. By laws to punish Aboriginal Australians on Queensland, New South Wales and Vicorian Aboriginal reserves for talking their own dialects or performing any traditional customs, song and dance ceremonies.

[@medicineforthesoul348]

In person is a WHOLE different experience!!❤

[@tabaldak5184]

Aho sister!✊🏽❤️

[@narcisosalas1180]

I’ve read some of the comments for this post and started laughing…there’s so many of us indigenous people here!! Some people recommended Cozad singers and Northern Cree…hang on gang…that’s an advanced class and we don’t want to overload this young lady with that much goodness….lol!

[@davidonzahwah3777]

Rough Arrow ✊🏽

[@canadiannomad540]

Walking Buffalo is crisp

[@narcisosalas1180]

@@canadiannomad540 yo! Onion lake powwow 2021 was bad ass!!

[@HenryMPerez]

I grew up in Carnegie, Powwows and Handgames! Haw--

[@teeMoney157]

Black Bear got some jammers as well

[@blxstfoamy]

@ 5:31 you felt the ancestors, even if youre not directly native they are still here if you want to listen, such a beautiful reaction to our culture wado.

[@warrickbark925]

Wado? You must be Cherokee 💯

[@erismana2105]

@@warrickbark925 You must be non native

[@jostewart554]

Their medicine is strong

[@grantsyrette6164]

Aho, miigwetch ancestors

[@iiTzTruu]

on behalf of a lot of different tribes and native/indigenous peoples, you have our upmost respect because of how much appreciation you showed to our culture. you hardly ever see anyone reacting to our beautiful culture. may you always be blessed and live a happy and peaceful life

[@aerynsunx]

Hello, Rebecca! Just want to take a moment to say these are North American native peoples, not South American. You would typically find drum circles like this performing at pow wows across North America, particularly in Canada and the U.S. 😊

[@erismana2105]

You missed the opportunity to tell her Turtle Island

[@fenixmacariuscornett1675]

@@erismana2105Turtle Island Squad Up

[@Theflustercluck]

She felt the power of the drum! Sent her to another place when she closed her eyes! Awesome!! She should incorporate powwow into her playlist…

[@krojones9270]

Ear-gasim haha went through her whole body 🤣

[@HenryMPerez]

Somebody should welcome her to " Earth"

[@matthewmassago6004]

As a Native Canadian I'm truly grateful for your appreciation of the music the beat and the voices it warms my heart that this has reached the UK

[@Shaun72]

I rarely get to hear this and when I do, it blows my mind, body and soul. 💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@nativestyle26]

As an Indigenous person myself . Borders are a colonial point of view. “North America” is a combination Canada, US and Mexico….let us not also forget our brothers and sisters in “South America”

[@jostewart554]

It has reached this Western Australian woman too. This is so beautiful. I adore the land of Canada. It's such a shame that it's run by such an idiot at the moment.

[@JayNedOwen]

“It’s almost like they’re one person” You’re right on with that. In my Native American culture, which is different but similar to theirs, we talk a lot in our public speeches how we’re all one people and this form of singing pays respect to that belief. ❤️

[@HenryMPerez]

Haw-

[@chankuwi2831]

I love watching her reaction to this. I miss going to sleep at the end of powwow night in the tent and groups singing. I would always sleep so good.

[@ndnballin]

Same! Those were our lullabies. Still works to this day.

[@Hannahmaeetherington]

Same always slept so good at pow wows and cermonies

[@brasschuckles3138]

The look on her face when the first drum hit to hearing them sing was priceless! I could never sing like this, but I miss being in the drum. Saved my life! Would love to see you react to more.

[@brasschuckles3138]

I couldn’t sing like this eather, but drum and dance saved me. There’s no better feeling than the heartbeat of that drum. Wish I could still drum. Much respect to her for this.

[@nativefreek5194]

I just want people try to comprehend and understand that these men and women are singing CLEARLY AS the blue sky while singing over the ROAR of a drum with 6-10 sticks that rattles full arenas and you can FEEL the bass from the drum and the shivers down your spine from the realest release of singing energy you could ever feel and our native brothers and sisters create it wonderfully

[@atomaskin3274]

As a Native American I can tell you just gained a ton of Native subscribers 🤘❤️ I love this review 💯

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

To Rebecca. Imagine the drum is a heartbeat, it is what everything in the dancing circle is led by. Just as our hearts lead us. The songs are sacred as well. I’m a white man with an adopted full blood native brother, and I’m lucky to be able to call these amazing people my kin by that adoption. To all you native Americans, and First Nations people, I say a humble thank you for letting me live among you and your people.

[@FirstSergeantLibations]

The technique they’re using is called pinching. Depending on the powwow contest it can be allowed or not. But holy shit when someone nails it it’s incredible to hear especially in person

[@jamesjimerson4711]

Your reaction is pure. Can tell you felt the medicine on that song hoiiiichaaaa!!

[@jaykay1878]

Imagine being right there in person listening to the song. You can feel the energy of the drum and the singers. Feels like waves hitting you.

[@creepingdeath8248]

I find it amazing how many people think we're all dead,but we're not. WE SHALL REMAIN....love you doll. Respect to u too.

[@daddymatty5869]

Obviously to each their own but for me thats what the story of N. America sounds like. I have not a drop of native american blood but I went to several pow wows as a young man. That driving heart beat percussion, the singing & the dancing is hypnotic. I'm so glad you took the chance & reacted to this! Also, I just spent last night teaching my daughters about pow wows & binging KZbin native dance competitions. So this was a little freaky but you know, great minds & all that

[@Tea_Hags]

As a Native American who grew up on powwows. Thank you for taking the time to listen and react. It’s nice to see cultural music appreciated.

[@jamesvinyard9107]

We really did and it's nice to know just how appreciated our music is

[@Jennessavetter]

So much respect and love. Indigenous people are so under respected and under appreciated. This is beautiful and I love everything about it. Please bring awareness to missing indigenous people.

[@sehoyebuckley3751]

This is crazy!!! I always wanted someone to do a review on powwow singers!!! As a Native this is really cool and I applaud your work!!❤️😆

[@nikkigastelum7438]

Same💕

[@ck_mochi5966]

BEGGING you to do more on our culture!!! There is a video called the “boys wicked tune” and it’s one I can’t stop singing. It is the heartbeat of our people and you can deffo feel it!

[@b3i2a1]

The beat of the drum is the heartbeat of our mothers. It soothes us because we are reminded of that heartbeat while in the womb. That's why it's also hard to pause

[@harriettannediger8772]

I am not native but I used to dance my little cranky baby to sleep with powwow music. She is all grown up now and so different from me but the one thing we share in common is an appreciation of native music. Thanks to all the native mothers !

[@helalsfamily]

I am egyptian and been attending the powwows maybe for the last whole year , thier songs & dances and cultural customs is amazingly unique, believe it or not even when I understand nothing of the words but their songs gets me n such a very good and energetic mood ... always super great to be around indigenous ppl, ❤ & respect to this unique nation

[@KingMills1]

Sending love 🌊🤎

[@dethkrum13]

I know it's a year old video, but I just stumbled upon it. Young Spirit is amazing live. Thank you for showcasing us Natives YEEEEEEEE YEEEEEEEE🤘🏾

[@s1rart1st]

Watching you getting surprised at them singing made me really happy, as I've grown up on Powwow grounds and never and I mean never questioned the singers because I always thought was normal to hear their vocal ranges (I'm anishinaabe ^^)

[@lupuionut6286]

This music is really giving me goosebumps. It has a certain intensity to it that speaks to a more ancient part of my being.

[@anastasiabeaverhausen1883]

I'm with you on the run around the room doing things i dont understand ,so energizing, I love it .

[@1t1s.what.1t1s]

As a 2s native person from a small rez in Alberta kkkanada this made me happy. Isneyes for listening.

[@imagamerchick]

Blackfeet here, our music always makes me so emotional. Happy songs, sad songs, funny songs, etc. no matter what it is they just speak to the soul💖 my son just turned 7, and he's just getting an appreciation for our music, he understanding and now wants to dance, but we're not part of any officially recognized "tribe", cuz we're not "qualified". But I'd love to find the closest pow wow to go to, so we can still feel our roots, we both thirst for our heritage and it's so apparent! If anyone has any resources or connections I'd be forever grateful! -Sending love from the Mojave desert in So Cal!💖

[@FRANKRICECOLD209]

My Favorite Pow Wow Drum and Singers

[@NativeAndHerSD]

It means an incredible amount to me for someone to comment positively on my culture and native songs as I've heard people say that we are just screaming. It really is incredible for non natives to hear and appreciate indigenous music. Much love from Cherokee Nation!

[@jasonemard1430]

Just think the Canadian and US gov tried to kill us off and you would not ever seen this beautiful music. Also the beautiful dancing and most of all the Native tradition.

[@TatendaPasi]

You are a special people and the God who created you, not the one used to manipulate and colonize most of the world made sure you remain.

[@customknife1]

Thank you for reviewing this group. Blessings.

[@MrAnQ2]

WALKING BUFFALO. thy r CHAMPION SINGERS! the best in the WORLD!! all insync.. drum, singing, women singers too.

[@AmberlyRobinErwin]

It's a beautiful thing! North American tribal powow if you've never seen it or heard it and when you do for the first time it will send shivers down your body!❤❤

[@95.9krffthissideofcountry8]

I love that you shared this! This is my heritage and culture and this drum group gave me absolute chills! Even choked me up. Powerful!

[@ndnballin]

Thank you for highlighting our music. Born to and raised on it, I can fall asleep to it every night. Love you for this.

[@reddboneRIPS]

THANK YOU for reacting to one of if not BEST drum groups of ALL TIME, if anyone has time, go to your local powwow, stand by the drum when they are singing like this, It is empowering and you can feel the drum and singing go through your body, it is a fantastic experience and you will forever remeber it. MUCH NATIVE LOVE!!

[@javiersilcock4637]

We are one people one person, one spirit we are part of the great spirit. Thank you for supporting us indigenous people.

[@narcisosalas1180]

Badass powwow song,from a badass drum group

[@narcisosalas1180]

It’s an everyday with our people,both northern and southern singers,lol! 😉🤙🏽

[@isaiahdarrough1415]

The drum beat is the heart beat. Brings the energy. You have to feel the drum as your heart beat, is to feel Native! Western Shoshone Love! One of my favorite groups. Brings the energy

[@janetlucas2343]

I’m crying. You need to see and feel this in person. It’s life changing.

[@BLStatted]

Yay Rebecca!! I've been watching and catching up on your reactions for quite a while now, but seeing this today makes me extraordinarily proud! You've crossed over into my culture and I'm loving your reactions even more now, if that's possible. These men, these singers, throughout our Native North America have powerfully melodic voices and I cannot wait for you to delve deeper into these drum groups and singers hopefully with a recommendation or two from me, as well. 😁 Love, love, love ya girly! 🔥💖

[@hilareeek]

Chills. EVERY TIME CHILLS. Powwow

[@stoneysopranoyukon9398]

I'm Northern Tutchone from Yukon Canada and thank you. Check out Northern Cree "Smiling". You'll love it. ✌❤🇨🇦

[@robbz1000]

As a singer in the powwows.. as we all say “one beat one voice” a lot of these songs are prayers for our people and we sing for the ones who can’t sing and dance for the ones that can’t dance. And we do have a lot of healing songs as well. But the drum is the heart beat to our people..

[@UncleAnaesthesia]

Young Spirit makes my soul tremble in joy. Blessings upon you for exploring the unique and quintessentially timeless sound of Indigenous peoples in ceremony.

[@jeromearbuckle9079]

You know it was the real deal when she them jingles take her over!!! Healing ❤

[@crosschrist3827]

My first video of Pow Wows was exactly this one, and then Manito Abe. I don't understand a word they are singing becouse I am from South Africa.I am mixed race dad was white and my mom is black. I have learned the words and sing along with Young Spirit. I love the culture the traditions of your peaple. I also get sad when I read about how the native people of the US have been treated by the the government. It's the same almost ouver the whole world from Australia to Africa and beyond. Your drums awake something.

[@christiemartinez4572]

🗣️YOUNG SPIRIT🎉 This is absolutely my favorite performance from them 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I enjoyed your expression when the real singing starting 😁

[@MarlinaPerkins]

Young Spirit ❤ You can attend a PowWow in North America, Canada & USA! In person is amazing!

[@yvonnejohnson7557]

It is singing from the very spirit of self, this is what moved you, you should hear it when their voices start to vibrate. they use words of their own language and nations, but most who do not know the language states it is just yelling around and yet none can do as they do either, they just choose to call down is all. It is singing your prayer most times.

[@nativeman22]

As a Native American I love seeing you react to our music for the first time :) This really made smile

[@suzysturgeon244]

Awesome video Rebecca!! I absolutely love when others get to experience a part of our culture! Thank you for sharing with all of your viewers ❤

[@jayweaver6761]

Thank You! One of my favorite videos of Young Spirit. #RVA 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@skymartinez7726]

Tiktok brought me here wanted to see the whole thing. 3:28-3:39 wanted to see this reaction. YOUNG SPIRIT!

[@krishaskie2421]

Hi there!! Thanks for reacting to Young Spirit Pow WOW , these guys are from the First Nation Indigenous tribes of North America. The singers would wait for one of the lead singers to start the singing then the rest of the drum circle singers will join in, followed by some Native American war/battle cries when they are singing. You should react to some more pow wow videos such as The Men’s Northern traditional dance and the United Pueblo Buffalo dance as a dedication tribute dance to the Water Protectors that protested against the Dakota Access PipeLine back in 2016 from Gathering of Nations Pow Wow in Albuquerque,New Mexico.

[@LaughingChaos]

Thank you so much for reacting and being so respectful.

[@thyserialkillaninja]

I’m a native from Canada and I’ve been subscribed to you for years! I was pleasantly surprised that you reacted to this and I appreciate how much you appreciate it!

[@rva]

😄💥

[@fhsjdjskkshi]

​@@rvaJesus loves you ❤

[@sav9249]

Glad You Enjoyed it. My Kuzin was one of those lead singers. E.Williams

[@suddenrushsarge]

If you're there in person...... you feel that drum in your soul. It vibrates your entire body.

[@michaeljordan5131]

Native American here from the Navajo or Dine' tribe. Great reaction to a powerful song. If you ever come to the US I would gladly accompany you to a powwow. 😁😁😁😁

[@dn2ze]

Coming from Denesuline, check out Dene drummers. You will be surprised

[@Chipito2005]

Much love from your Maya/Mexica brothers and sisters here in Guatemala and Mexico

[@keniblk]

I remember growing up in high school, all of us no matter what grade we used to get together and fill the valley with this singing at night outside. I miss those days. We were a community, the kids did it for fun. It was on the Navajo Reservation. It’s in native language and you just know the song or beat from the heart. You just know the song, I don’t know how to explain it 😅

[@savedbychrist3985]

One thing may have missed is how much the women serve these songs. Being a” back up singer” in native culture is just as important as a drummer. They balance out the song.

[@edwin.jansen]

This always brings me to tears. So powerful! Great respect for the performers!

[@prodigalson6166]

Most people don't realize that Native American music is not only very diverse, but most styles of singing are more complex then Opera.

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

It's the drums ❤ y'all got good throats and music

[@sonny0381]

It's Beautiful, when a Beautiful Human being, gets to know Our ways. We need to always be humble...... forget about it! 💙💚✌️

[@veenab8596]

Came here from TikTok. They have the most beautiful and powerful voice.

[@macaylawinter8144]

I love your reaction! Especially when you said you felt the need to run around the room, our powwow music is meant to have us wanting to dance. Much respect to you!

[@helenasalazar5584]

Young Spirit is one of my favorite drum groups

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

I ❤ red rock women so beautiful 😍

[@Deojuvante379]

As a Ukrainian and new citizen of Canada I was so glad and happy that my Cree friends in Edmonton took me to few of this marvelous native events. It was my dream from a childhood. Amazing!

[@Jordan-lp1iv]

Should give Cozads Champion Song a look, very powerful song

[@narcisosalas1180]

I’m not sure this lady is ready for Cozad…lol!…gotta build up for that,lol

[@damianbadboy7586]

Oh yeah!! Cozad Champion Song Is A Jammer!! Just like MNX Live At Black Hills 2019

[@numnumm6836]

Poundmakers tribute song to Deverne is amazing to

[@narcisosalas1180]

@@numnumm6836 that’s an advanced class,hang on there..lol! But I gotta agree with you

[@oceansams5886]

😊 proud native American here. Aho!

[@nyteshayde1197]

Native American drumming and singing hits you right in the soul and makes you want to move in ways you wouldn't otherwise. It's a deeply spiritual experience.

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

It's beautiful the foot dancing and the jingle dress dance .

[@lisakokoyachuk478]

I appreciate your appreciation and usually am interested in your opinion. I am LOLing. Thank you for only explaining to the extent of your understanding. yes you feel something bigger than yourself.

[@hummingbirdwoman8256]

You need to attend grand entry at gathering of nations (or any pow wow) at least once in your life. Hearing the bells and jingles from our regalia on beat with the singing is so beyond beautiful. ♥️

[@kryttt-gz6de]

My tribe is host to the potawatomi gathering of the nations this weekend..I'm too excited to see a pow pow on a much larger scale than I'm used to...

[@tothelighthouse9843]

Such an incredible performance! A gift from Young Spirit to anyone who listens. Thanks for bringing Indigenous music to a wider audience.

[@cheffreysailto8937]

You need to hear some Fawn Wood next. She’s an amazing Native singer as well.

[@SirRaze]

I love the way you felt it in your soul and couldn't explain it. Did you get chills? You should have. ❤️

[@woweec]

This is so cool!! Check out the Northern Indigenous who throat sing - they’ll blow your mind ❤️

[@Hell.0itsMe]

Throat singing would be cool

[@dn2ze]

You mean Inuit.

[@tinamarflynn7723]

i listen to this kind of music every day. Have done for years

[@ItsMeRockyBalboa]

Young Spirit one of the Greatest Native American Singing groups ever. Edit: glad to see people can appreciate our music. Can't believe it has been 10 years since they performed this song. Kudos to Jacob and the Boys

[@petermorgan4242]

Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe here from Northern MN. Just wanted to say that it was great video and thank you for experiencing the culture. Keep up the channel, I've been subscribed for awhile now. It was good to see this

[@loubell5196]

I’ve studied this culture and it’s music for 30 years it’s a amazing culture and the music is medicine!

[@loubell5196]

Oh you mentioned one person! That’s the goal to sound as one.

[@johnmadriljr.2951]

It’s not just music, this is spirit and ancestors guiding us.

[@jamalthunder7609]

Never be afraid to dance!! the drum, the singing is for the people everyone dances their own style

[@kars7181]

I’m James Bay Cree in Canada this was great to see Meegwetch! (Thank you) Highly encourage anyone to go to a powwow up here in Canada plains style singing is amazing and powerful can’t wait for the stampede next month out there!

[@lawrenceschabell5740]

Kudos for playing this video native American singing and drumming is Awesome!

[@harleywyatt5545]

As an Oglala (Lakota), this was pretty cool to watch a vocal coach check out good ol' Young Spirit. got me all hyped! 🎉