Sharpshooter @ Shelton Powwow 2017 (Peyton Whitebuffalo Song) Composed by Worm Dearly

[@nenemehkimorris4192]

Worm Himself Told Me The Words Are Peji Wicasa Peji Wacipelo Omaha Wacipelo Pesha Wanbli wiyaka Taha Oka Su Tatanka Peji Ohan Wacipelo

[@robertblackdeerjr2821]

What does the words translate to

[@Rj-uj1pd]

Yup👍🏽

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

I am so excited to be coming to a Pow Wow after Covid passes. It has been a lifelong dream, I finally after years have saved enough to go. The beat of the drum and the singing touches my heart and soul. It is the most beautiful culture in this world. I hope I have the honour of being able to dance with our Brothers and Sisters. I wait eagerly. Love, Peace and Respect Always✌🏽🤝❤️❤️

[@robertambell1055]

Theee best drum group, I jam out on my road trip love listening to Sharp Shooter!!!! My friend Anthony Bluehorse and Ian Fontaine are the two singers in this drum Group.

[@jaydenesquiro912]

They are both bad ass

[@bluehorse12tasunkato88]

Let's go uncles and dad they are the greatest pow wow singers ever

[@Ndnbeach]

Tight group! Awesome song too!

[@martinulstein9087]

Totally awesome song.

[@LilRu101]

Awesome song....

[@georgeclements6995]

get that northwest in there feel it in every moment

[@6luntmaster]

dem boys sangin'!!!!

[@georgeclements607]

Fucking jaming song one of my favs

[@TheLaney300]

Hoka Hey!!

[@joshuamanitowabi4906]

Good song! Is this in Lakota?

[@ctwin1473]

Joshua Manitowabi yes this is a Lakota worded song.. good one too.. hope that helps.

[@winfieldwoundedeye4633]

To me, I might get this wrong ( I'm northern Cheyenne from the lame deer reservation) it sounds like Page Wacipi Lo Wacipi lo Page Wanbli Hotigh Zotigh Page Yohigh Wacipi lo Sorry please don't judge me I know a little bit in Lakota but this is what it sounds like I know I'm wrong but some of the words are right.

[@trancedancer4184]

+Winfield Woundedeye I also am not sure about the words but this is what I hear. peji weca 'sa peji wauncipelo Omaha wauncipelo peji wanbli wiyha tataha hoka zu-tatanka peji yuha wauncipelo.

[@bigshwayze]

Yeah it’s a UMOnHOn word “Pezhe” for grass

[@bwermy]

Where are these singers from?

[@brysonsanchez6274]

bwermy Minnesota st Paul

[@nenemehkimorris4192]

Canada Minnesota The Dakotas Basically