Alex Aiono gets a warm welcome at Auckland airport

[@evanshannon]

Watching the older lady in this, it’s clear how proud she is to see her culture’s traditions being carried on by the younger generations

[@novellacruce6128]

I kept waiting for her to jump in. That would have been so awesome

[@marckanthony3141]

Teared up

[@leodavid4118]

@@novellacruce6128 women are not allowed to do the Haka..

[@Kmmk467]

Leo David Incorrect.

[@novellacruce6128]

@@leodavid4118 Oh, I did not know that

[@ajackson2571]

Sister in the corner felt the spirit. She has to come out of her shoes. Sooooooo beautiful

[@Tanya-er5yl]

But where she went, she disappeared in thin air. At 2:12 she can be seen. Follow her after that she disappeared.

[@labae8728]

Tanya she just got blocked by the woman lolol

[@diaz1990miguel]

Where did she go?

[@shino8854]

@@Tanya-er5yl Damn she did disappear 😱

[@Doggoeditor]

Because it's inappropriate to do this Haka with the men. Women got their own Haka.....

[@makaylynnhughes7445]

There culture is everything. They're so loving. They definitely aren't ashamed of who they are

[@linkuxsnooks5256]

Definitely not ashamed

[@Mr_A1-37]

They should be

[@Neverforgethaiti]

Their not there. 🙂

[@orjazm1]

This is just one of our cultures. There are many.

[@connorwalker2297]

They have no reason to be ashamed

[@centraleccentric3519]

This is impressive. I don’t know why, but I have tear in my eyes. I’m impressed. They show their dignity and pride in what they are. It’s powerful.

[@kellybuoychannel2218]

Bruh i never realised alex was pacific islander, despite being far from his home, he never forgotten who he was and where he was raised, very culture bonded. Respect from a island raised boy

[@ngahuiakewley2024]

He’s maori

[@savaiianlad685]

Maori/Samoan

[@emelinelotulelei269]

I NEVERR KNEW THAT EITHER!!!

[@xHopshotx]

@@ngahuiakewley2024 We are an island in the Pacific and We as Maori are Polynesian so she is correct in saying Pacific Islander plus he's part Samoan.

[@soliaoelua4043]

We islanders will never forget our culture roots 🙌

[@averychance5456]

Not my culture. But please for love of God don't let this get old. Don't stop greeting love ones home this way. I love this, so beautiful 🌷🌷

[@Twitch_Moderator]

@@hisher255 You are ignorant and uneducated. This is an ancient cultural tradition and is practiced quite commonly still to this day. It's quite clear no one loves you more than offering easy gestures like a bit of money, or the use of their car or giving you a hug. None of which show love because none of them require effort or sacrifice.

[@eloraduntufuga5739]

His Her are u talking about yourself?

[@moichibb]

@@hisher255 aww someone doesnt know what culture is lmao

[@hisher255]

@@Twitch_Moderator show me a recent video of your family doing this for you. They won't because you're not famous enough to get attention from.

[@sarush1204]

It's a war dance you ignore clown, why do you think we use it at the start of Rugby? To kill and overcome the enemy, not welcome them... peaceful? Are you blind?

[@Bee9ce]

I love how they don’t care where they are. They take their tradition everywhere. & gran looked so proud. Love to see it❤️

[@naveedmughal5396]

Aspirations

[@hiutin]

That NZ airport , they get used to it

[@cyfskid]

Goodluck trying to stop it

[@kevinrenderos1081]

hey hello look if true Real Where is she the woman Bag White color if she looks Real paranormal terror wooow my god LOOCK LOOCK

[@RHY5IE]

bruh theyre in new zealand

[@azariahhelland9580]

When that guy gave him that rod “Really?” The look of gratitude, respect, and love in his face for his family just melted my heart.

[@korahgrace5085]

it is called a Taiaha not a rod

[@ToastiestWaffle]

@@korahgrace5085Like he knew what it was called

[@magdalenabuenosilva]

​@@korahgrace5085 para los que no sabemos su nombre original el modo más respetuoso de mencionarlo es vara .

[@kayz1553]

The old lady on the side watching, so proud of her sons and grandchildren.

[@jptheincridiblerb]

It tears me down

[@launabanauna8958]

I tear up, when I see this.

[@Mikepi75]

If my family doesn't pick me up at the airport everytime like this I don't want to go.

[@robertrivas8433]

😂😂

[@vanveenbussum6162]

Me neither! Mind you, I am a Dutch citizen and half Brazilian too, so I am not entitled to be receiveed in Amsterdam like that....I think this is totally cool!

[@sheepboi1823]

I’m Dying 😂😂😂

[@sheepboi1823]

Best comment ever

[@leeanneryda6051]

vanveenbussum so much respect. ❤️

[@hannahharris6509]

Someone said “this is cute” baby this is more than cute this is powerful

[@Dinobot-k2x]

Thanks for the nice comment

[@hannahharris6509]

nesian 94 your welcome 😊

[@dol4507]

Exactly!!!

[@miles2341]

KKK - CottonPicker stfu bitch

[@hannahharris6509]

KKK - CottonPicker you’re right it does make us happy! 😉

[@chelseah4652]

Over the past four-ish years, I sometimes come back to watch this and it doesn’t hesitate to make me cry.

[@deepkleenclogbusters1145]

🙋‍♂

[@СергейСидоркин-у7с]

В живую увидишь, захочешь покакать

[@Neenerella333]

I've been to NZ a couple times. The Haka is a regular airport occurrance. Saying goodbye to relatives going abroad to school or coming back from a job. Feels super cozy and a privilege to witness.

[@M0urning_D0v3]

0:38 Look at her, she looks like she's got tears welling in her eyes from how proud she is.

[@K3YAR1]

Ik I’m late but she looked so proud🥺😭

[@kenzieleigh4628]

Stop I’m gonna cry

[@Drakkofire]

Even I am proud and it’s not even my culture, even though I felt the connection, that’s really something

[@MrsCeanna13]

Not going to lie I just cried the entire time. This is completely beautiful. I personally don't know the cultural or what is taking place but I can see the heritage love and strength. Thank you for sharing this with me.

[@stormofwizdom]

So glad to know that I am not the only one.....I get so emotional watching this......

[@ChivasKimber]

Same here smh

[@cristianpizano922]

Add me to that list

[@MrsCeanna13]

@@stormofwizdom I swear you can feel the spiritual element and history in everything they are doing so I cannot help but cry because it reminds me of my home and culture.

[@MrsCeanna13]

@@ChivasKimber Big facts lol

[@jeremysipes5594]

this isn't even my heritage and I get goosebumps and tears watching these.... i love it!!!!!

[@epictitle]

Imagine just coming home for the holidays and your entire family just starts chanting, screaming, and stomping to greet you. What a way to be welcomed home!! Honestly sounds awesome.

[@matthewrice1226]

I think what gets me with the Haka is that the women are just as passionate about their culture. And I love it. I think it is 100% amazing.

[@lrmitcz7825]

Matthew Rice so like there were no men passionate? hmm

[@rosiefoulston1635]

xDarKhiD they said “just as passionate” as the men lol

[@dio8286]

@@metrono19 What do you mean?

[@dio8286]

@@metrono19 Could I have an example.

[@dio8286]

@@metrono19 Yes sadly I once was a cringy weeabo, but just because I admired someone else's culture doesn't mean I didn't like my own.

[@mystysenchantedeats]

The fact that you can see their ancestors power rising up in them when they do this... makes me cry. I love the culture

[@Littlemsactive]

I thought I was the only one 🥺🖤

[@iDana256]

This is exactly it! Beautifully said! Ancestors power rising up. I’m in tears every time I watch a Haka.

[@marciolucio4470]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Chris89898]

Honestly I'm here crying feeling the love 🧡🧡

[@aieshaphillips7809]

I sure cry every time 😩

[@jayzapata1]

Every time I see one of these I start to get emotional, I feel sadness, pride and happiness all at the same time. Why, if I don’t even know what’s being said and it’s not even my culture. All I know is I’d love to be part of one one day. #BucketList

[@51UM]

So jealous of this culture. So much raw power and emotion. Guy's shirt at 2:20 says it all.

[@wordtoyaz]

….that’s a Kendrick Lamar album tee sweetheart lol. But yes. Damn 😂

[@kevinrenderos1081]

hey hello look if true Real Where is she the woman Bag White color if she looks Real paranormal terror wooow my god LOOCK LOOCK

[@jachinwilliams2479]

me and my cat just watched this and he just turned into a lion. This is super dope!

[@tbroad72]

Haha!!! Love that!

[@marcoalejandro3028]

Loved it!

[@that1weirdo24oof9]

Bro no clue why i cried but I did

[@ashleymadge2259]

Favorite comment of the day

[@phinaandsean]

Jachin Williams that is some funny ass shit LMFAO literally

[@5iveb1]

1:25 the girl onna side is giving me chills, her voice is powerful

[@saintbanana]

Sis was all in! Love this

[@angeldsouza777]

Yup, you could literally see that her ❤️ just *felt* it! So beautiful 😍

[@leafii.]

There always is one or more.

[@brazyhands]

She was a spirit if yu keep watching she’ll disappear

[@trevorphilips3133]

Naah. Her voice ruins the whole testosterone drive.

[@LauraS1]

I want to be welcomed back home like this. Talk about family love, respect, and devotion. I also loved the random woman who was so moved that she joined in with full force partway through the haka.

[@biitemyswagg1]

The fact the other person joined in shows how rich their culture is ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@loganpuruperi]

shes actually Alexs cousin not a just random person lol

[@biitemyswagg1]

@@loganpuruperi ohh ok, I thought she was a stranger who just so happen to know the dance lol

[@bianca031295]

It's actually quiet normally for someone to just hear a haka and to automatically start joining in if you either know the person it is being performed for 🥰

[@bianca031295]

@@Doggoeditor my dude? are you from New Zealand? are you in fact, Maori? or part Maori? This haka is LEAD by a man, but CAN be performed WITH women in it. She didn't shade away because it was inappropriate, she moved because men lead haka not the wahine UNLESS it is an all female haka.

[@Doggoeditor]

@@bianca031295 Ok, tell me more about it. I shouldn't mention her shading away, I assumed it was. (my bad) Btw, why are you asking about my etnicity? Your last name isn't even Maori my sister.....

[@taytzuleong5584]

The girl performing the HAKA along with the men was truly amazing. The emotional and powerful war cry just resonates with the people all around you. I wished I was a New Zealander and a local, I would gladly join the HAKA as well to give respect to the person along with his family.

[@v_rico]

polynesian*

[@clarkisaac3599]

And she disappeared

[@MegaLittlelizzy]

v_rico New Zealanders are Maori or Pakeha. polynesian people come from the polynesian islands i thought

[@KrisParkz]

lizzy carmine You are correct, however Maori are also Polynesian, as New Zealand is an island within the Polynesian Triangle. However, I have no idea why the person commented “polynesian” as it wasn’t necessary:)

[@MegaLittlelizzy]

@@KrisParkz Would that mean I am Polynesian although im not Maori but a born and bred New Zealander? surely not hahah!

[@tntsgreek1180]

I don’t know why I’m so emotional. This is what you call power immense energy. Being Greek we have many dances but this right here tops everything! I’m going to learn this one day!!!

[@almareyes2192]

Right the energy in this its captivating ❤❤❤ makes me wonder why tf I'm in America😭

[@ella7604]

Because when you preform the haka you are calling on your ancestors to join you. The feeling you get is all their energy and emotion and spirit calling you

[@Sungirl430]

I was wondering why I cry every time I see these awesome warriors videos. WOW!!

[@aliciacampbell5825]

I cry every time I watch one of these. So moving

[@ReinaFA2012]

@@Sungirl430 OMG.. ! ITS amazing powerful, you can feel that energy that make you cry..❤️😭

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

OMG! This made me unreal emotional, especially when the woman started chanting. Fully grown man crying over something he doesn't understand, but feels a sense of love and unity.

[@arushipandey7922]

when the camera turned and i saw that he was also doing it with them, i immediately starting crying. i love this so much

[@glennis3]

A beautiful moment and we must keep Maori, Native American, and all culturies alive by teaching them in schools to make our little darling aware that WASPS are not alone on this planet Earth.

[@natr2351]

the thing that's the best to me is the random lady passenger who joins in on the haka welcoming him.

[@Ballaholic0]

Nat R that’s his sister

[@MrFuckFuckShit]

For real

[@gillynzg.7444]

You have to understand even if she wasn’t his sister tribal affiliations would allow or make you want to support the group.

[@MrFuckFuckShit]

Lisa M Gibson agree, I’d do that if I know how lol

[@559ksut]

Thats not some random lady you fucking loser. Your obviously white with no idea what or who your ancestors were. We still stick to OUR traditions and we know where we come from.

[@namcord]

explicit evidence of how much stronger non-verbal communication is than verbal communication. I'm from Serbia and I didn't understand a word but cried. so powerful and beautiful, the incredible joy of living

[@jennyperrio4887]

Exactly right I didn't understand a word either ,but it hit my heart It would be an honour to be greeted in such a wonderful way Take care of yourself Jenny Guernsey Channel Islands xx

[@gabrielgimenez245]

Para aquellos que no entienden,son danzas tradicionales de la cultura Maorí,sus danzas pueden significar muchas cosas dependiendo del contexto,en este caso es una danza de bienvenida,pero tmbn danzaban en las guerras para intimidar a sus oponentes,o incluso danzan en funerales,fiestas y tmbn en bodas para celebrar la unión de su gente,a la danza la llaman Haka y es simplemente espectacular como pueden transmitir tanto con estas costumbre,son una maravilla de Gente y Cultura

[@kayyjayy5422]

Yes you are right. Nice

[@skey_vr5181]

Se dieron cuenta de la chica de sweter que se pega a hacer el ritual y como luego desaparece de la nada? Nunca se ve pasar y cuando los parientes se quitan nunca aparece la de sweter detrás 🤯🤯🤯🤯😱

[@mariarosariaiafelice4669]

❤️❤️❤️

[@joaquinmauriciopadillavill3937]

Y si

[@jonasbarboza1337]

Vídeo sensacional!

[@jasminemendez69]

I really wished i had this in my culture. This is so beautiful.

[@elijahmate9315]

Jasmin Mendez this isn’t in my culture but I still love to do the haka in its traditional way

[@logger711]

I can give you some lol

[@reignske]

Even if it isnt yours, you are still welcome to practice and participate, we are very accepting here in New Zealand

[@legendary4570]

Hamish Martin ahhh i get it, you just can’t accept other people’s culture and you refuse to try and accept it. All good, just move along bud!

[@logger711]

@copy sac garaigee, look like da neighbour, milk man, post man and lawnmower man got in deer

[@solokom]

1st Stage: Guys doing the Haka as a greeting: Very cool. 2nd Stage seeing their friend's reaction: Awesome!! 3rd Stage: some random woman in the back takes off her shoes and joins the dance with full force: I LOSE MY SHIT! 💚

[@daltonsband]

When the Haka HITS hard! You gotta hit back! Lol

[@RoseStarr]

I noticed that too! Like at first the lady was filming then next thing I see she passed her phone off and joined in

[@jessepaea7683]

I lost my shit there too.

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

Made me friggin cry. Geez.

[@ramonlopez6053]

I noticed that too..

[@briannadickson8117]

I love that the lady could not help herself

[@milenyalmeida3150]

I'm here like her

[@mkkaur8271]

This is my first time watching this type of dance. Why did I get so emotional 😭?

[@billyfowler8750]

I'm moving to New Zealand. That shit is badass. I love it.

[@jadabolinsky88]

A lot of the Pacific islands do it. Especially before rugby games

[@garydawson7218]

Man this brotherhood brings tears to my eyes. The entire world can learn a lot from you and your people. May God bless you.

[@blackynk]

This is so powerful. Did anyone notice at 2:24 how after the Haka the man who was leading the Haka gives Alex the staff( sorry I’m not sure what it’s called) a sign of respect, and Alex looks up and says “forreal?” in disbelief and he says yeah. Such a beautiful moment! Being welcomed home by your family. Knowing your community is proud of you. There’s no better feeling.

[@KT-bh6tr]

I noticed that. Loved that part!

[@leafii.]

It’s a Taiaha. Lr in English a spear.

[@bricenotrapmusi4022]

En ese mismo momento... Desaparece la chica de atrás 😳

[@Δανιήλ-ψ8χ]

Absolutely beautiful mate ❤️

[@korahgrace5085]

it's called a Taiaha (t-y-u-h-u)

[@yamidelacroix6729]

This. This is how you welcome someone. I feel the emotion man.

[@irainpalencia255]

New Zealand will always be a great nation for the respect they have for their culture, they preserve it, they foster it in their citizens and they practice it regardless of being native, black or white.

[@yairalonso8364]

New Zealand is a white country not Samoan

[@Esotericreation1618]

@@yairalonso8364 The fuck you on about AOTEAROA IS BLACK/BROWN until the colonist came an addeded them seleves to the mix either way we are a proud Islander country an never forget our roots TE HEI MAURI ORA!

[@moichibb]

@@yairalonso8364 completely not white. Idk what city you went to but we are culturally enriched and celebrate our pasifika culture 🥰 especially these past few decades

[@moichibb]

@@Esotericreation1618 👏👏👏 we had pur fair share of racism in our past (even now) but even the government cant destroy our pride, love and care for our culture.

[@almareyes2192]

@@yairalonso8364 I ain't gonna lie I thought the same but reality hit me 😅😅💯

[@lelynncoley1726]

Absolutely love watching hakas. There's just so much emotion there and you can feel the energy. Wish I could see one in person one day!!!!

[@tanyakaiva7340]

Tuvalu so ng

[@tanyakaiva7340]

Tuvalu song

[@lordrumble7028]

I wholeheartedly agree!

[@TM-id5yy]

I really love this culture, how they respect themselves. Especially once they are done with it. They just place their heads against each other. It’s so cute and adorable but lovable as well.

[@abbeytabbystoys2481]

The hongi is not meant to be cute 😂 very warm and welcoming

[@LUREDADDY52]

The traditional Māori greeting, the hongi is performed by two people pressing their noses together; some include, at the same time, the touching of foreheads. The greeting is used at traditional meetings among Māori people, and at major ceremonies, such as a pōwhiri. It may be followed by a handshake. Wikipedia

[@woohooo7634]

LUREDADDY52 it’s done by all Polynesians lol

[@xHopshotx]

@@abbeytabbystoys2481 This person doesn't know what a hongi is just educate them on what it is.

[@maribelriosperez3941]

Siempre que lo veo lloro. Que pasión, orgullo y amor por su cultura! 20/10

[@iffystill5554]

If you are Samoan Tongan Maori or of any Pacific culture you need to be proud, our fathers before us were proud strong warriors that travelled sea among sea with the stars as their map, I'm half Samoan and Tongan and was born in New Zealand as well so I am part NZ you can say, the blood of warriors thrive in our blood and veins brothers and sisters don't be ashamed of who we are.

[@chopsuey2716]

*Warriors

[@traviswatts4010]

I’m half Samoan sadly my other half is white..jk but I’ve heard many stories and trying to learn the culture on my own

[@iffystill5554]

@@traviswatts4010 you should be very proud of your poly side then cuz

[@zeddy2284]

@@traviswatts4010 whites do brilliant things too

[@neverthat8654]

I'm half naked and half awake, and I'm still proud of my neighbor's wife 😎

[@l.j.1417]

I've heard this variation of haka so many times that I can now identify when it's being said even though I don't speak the language. These always make me cry. I love the power of words.

[@shanelsmallfield6759]

Can u help translate the meaning of those words?

[@ms.gonzalez6721]

Which Haka is this. I've been trying to find out. I know Ka Mate when I hear it but I want to learn this as well

[@josezagogomes8085]

@@ms.gonzalez6721 Tika Tonu

[@bonnobomonkey]

It's not the power of only words, its the power of a bond u share together with the right spirited people. Even a group of vulnerable kids could be made STRONG and POWERFULL by performing such a cultural bond together

[@pakimatoh419]

I can imagine a Karen calling the cops for them being “too loud”

[@laetitia5127]

hahahahahahaha

[@-angelina9601]

The cops would literally join them

[@pakimatoh419]

@@chrissim4115 im literally apart of that culture and MANY kids are Maori but are brought up without knowing the haka. There a only a couple million people who can speak.

[@waimaramapuhara3013]

@@pakimatoh419 "couple million" 😂 you reckon, there isn't even ONE million Māori lol. Almost everyone knows of the haka in nz regardless of Māori or not.

[@shaeeee1156]

- Angelina frrr

[@selenamiller3813]

This brought me to tears, seeing and hearing them all celebrate their culture, honoring it and eachother. It was very beautiful❤️

[@leepeffers9331]

I love seeing younger generations standing with the older generation. These people are strong because they can't be broken apart.

[@heideburg]

If my family picked me up from the airport doing anything like this in arabic, were dead.

[@kung-fuhustle5755]

Abdullah Davis that’s insane, as I always say. Thx god for the u.k,

[@Rumidaan]

JAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJA.

[@buddypidco9053]

That shit is very funny!! But true🤪

[@TheGradient1190]

Same Although I would give everything to see my fam bust out with a Lelelelelelelele

[@jjocker55]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA OML

[@scottibrown3274]

I love how everyone in the airport just stopped what they were doing to watch this homecoming

[@tekawolf8254]

This is so incredible!! I loved watching how much love and power was put into the dance. ❤

[@ourpeople-g7r]

There is also a lot of love and power put into ramraids.

[@fab5vlogs492]

I love this!! I'm Pacific Islander myself, and I'm so humbled to see that culture doesn't fade away with fame. Don't forget your roots!!

[@mynamemyname7317]

Me to

[@ngahuiakewley2024]

He’s maori!!

[@theophanies7996]

@@ngahuiakewley2024 Maori/Samoan. Btw Aotearoa is an island in the Pacific and Maori are Polynesian.

[@HAMOEVACHEEHOOO]

@@ngahuiakewley2024 "Aiono" is a Samoan Name so he's half Samoan/Maori

[@Mr_A1-37]

This shit is stupid as fuck.

[@marisabel5500]

The Maori culture is seriously the coolest and most badass on this earth. So powerful

[@herbfrancis2844]

I actually cry every time I see this video, there’s so much emotion and love here 😭😭😭

[@YTUSER-f4j]

I've watched this at least 20 times thus far and I get CHILLS every single time. Powerful. Beautiful. Inspirational. I love it.

[@cyrusvance2477]

This moment in time, priceless and deeply moving. The Elder Woman is so proud of her family. Blessings to all.

[@vl3525]

So POWERFUL, this was so beautiful! One word: CULTURE ✊🏾👏🏾

[@leeanneryda6051]

^ period.

[@Mr_A1-37]

One word...GAY

[@fantasy4261]

@@Mr_A1-37 one word....edgy 🤣🤣

[@krisy_87]

the emotional intensity I feel watching this is amazing.

[@ZVONZI27]

So emotional, so big spirital conection with family love you all. Croatia loves you

[@mayasyd]

ALEX DOING HAKA JUST MADE HIMSELF TEN TIMES HOTTER!!!!!!

[@VaanRavi]

You're so basic. Have some respect

[@inokerogoyawa]

@@VaanRavi hahahahahahaa Bruuuuh

[@lupeloera5846]

Sheikha Sumayyah i

[@TokyoDogz]

@@VaanRavi this was random af. I cant 😂😂

[@elle7791]

ASMR Crawler wow you really a disrespectful bitch huh

[@novi_pacific_island]

This give me goosebumps. I realy like hakka dance. I love seeing people standing up and preserving their culture. I am from Bali, indonesia. Here, people Balinese also strong with their culture.Keep fighting, be strong and loving always Maori brothers

[@betelgezaa]

Nice. The boy was also performing haka. He cherishes his maori identity.

[@bianca031295]

Normally they join in so they don't have to do a haka back, or they join in to feel that connection

[@tlb796]

The young guy with the hat on backwards? Drew my attention. Beautiful. Emotional. Intense.

[@betelgezaa]

@@tlb796 he is handsome. I hope he will not end up with a girl ...-(

[@rosalynnn]

@@betelgezaa ..huh 👁️👄👁️

[@betelgezaa]

@@rosalynnn -)))

[@jsz1607]

Incredible this is real love wow

[@evangelinarodriguez1923]

The empathy I feel from this video is breathtaking 😭 I cried from the strong emotions in this welcome home ❤️

[@kayyjayy5422]

Just imagine being in the presence gf. It's powerful beyond words. You feel the ihi and the wehi navigate through your whole body

[@madpatriot7464]

jeez, imagine having to fight with them back in the day! people probably chose the sharks!

[@ba-tobartc.6230]

lol yeah i would turn to there side... and start dancing with them

[@saffy_9967]

That’s what the Germans did in the world war 🤣

[@MadaraTutors1]

Emocionante

[@euridicesacramentomariani6953]

Realmente!

[@yovamaury3867]

Si y más emocionante la chica que desaparece en el minuto 2:18 justo cuando le da el abrazo

[@denisloco8663]

@@yovamaury3867 damnnnn bro

[@Staryy_stvrr]

@@yovamaury3867 what tuve que ver como 3 veces el video para ver si se había ido a otro lado la chica pero no 😲

[@ramirocasco5167]

Era una fastama

[@ceninmonreal9081]

very heartwarming. i could almost cry for such display of love, and cultural honors.more power to all.

[@seveinarturo6355]

It’s normal that this video brought me to tears ? The energy ! The love !

[@markharrisllb]

Grandma had me in tears, she looked so proud and was trying to hold it together.

[@fijibatiislander7219]

This just screams.. culture, respect , family, love .. Thankyou for sharing .. very nice 🙏🙏

[@smith2831]

beautiful your family love you so

[@MDswords]

Maaaan, you can see the love and conection through their culture, that is so beautiful

[@lanaparedes6460]

These make me so emotional no matter how many times I watch them. Steeped so deeply in tradition and so obviously meaningful to all the participants! ❤️

[@ShawanaCraigGuy]

Don’t loose your culture it’s so beautiful. I couldn’t understand a thing but I could feel the love, respect, and honor!! I was getting so emotional .... where the spirit is....

[@munchey99508]

This is so powerful, so beautiful. I’m not sure exactly why this touches my heart the way it does but I’m grateful. Tears are cleansing, and I cry every time! Thank you for sharing your beautiful culture! ❤

[@lildeegurrl]

I get chills covering my entire body every single time I see this

[@mammabear379]

Same

[@jeromy2886]

My spidy sense tingles

[@frannybananny413]

The culture is absolutely beautiful. I’m sobbing. This was amazing! The tradition and love that radiates from them and this video is phenomenal. Wow!

[@ok4miii841]

Wow he is maori 0:43 oh yep.... He definitely is 😂

[@mrsjoeyfamous]

This is the most beautiful display of culture, love, tradition and family honor i have ever witnessed ❤

[@Daniacastelo]

This is so beautiful, I cried

[@sheentheexplorer3859]

I’m crying! Literally! I love their culture/tradition 💕

[@Ajay_Tirk]

And the best of this video is that.. When that other lady from out of nowhere joins them too for HAKA.. she was actually recording them.. So emotional when she joins the HAKA.. That made me believe how much HAKA is love for them..

[@birdwatch2516]

Such homer... Amazing to witness. Thank you!

[@sebastianzamora8651]

2:13 the girl with black hoodie just disappears

[@chinoaguas1631]

Wtf where did she go ?

[@summerlerma8000]

Wtf!!!!

[@JamjamVlogs]

Reduce the speed to then slowest you’ll see her walk away behind the head of the lady on the right

[@vs.lucifer3144]

Jam Jam still didn’t see her lol

[@vs.lucifer3144]

Jam Jam nvm see her 🤣

[@profbarakat8590]

let THE CULTURE LIVE FOREVER. The most beautiful and uniting thing I’ve seen. Amazing

[@ChuckS117]

Those are the types of friends everyone needs.

[@conormacgregorr3430]

Amaizing!

[@firecrackerberry7833]

Brought tears to my eyes and gave me goosebumps. Amazing!! ❤️❤️

[@user00517]

we love a cultural man

[@BW-xe2zk]

At the end, where a kid giggles in the background, you can hear a lady saying in a charmed way , ‘that scared me a little’ in Cantonese

[@stjepanistra5238]

so nice. i am impressed. regard from croatia, middle europe

[@TY-jl4th]

I see this a lot time and every time I see I cry .... a lot of family and Firend love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@alexferr3702]

Omg. This Culture is so beautiful!😍

[@bunnywardlaw4895]

The pride these islanders show in their culture is truly amazing. We need more of that here in the states.

[@DG-me1mp]

Tradition, respect, humanity, love - amazed by it 👏

[@danielbrown2963]

To the lovely lady at the start of this video who is tearing up , you can see how proud she is , I love seeing moments like this

[@blakestampley6041]

I’ll never get tired of listening to this. Despite not knowing the language, you can feel it.

[@AlexisDarkgiver]

I love their culture so much it’s so precious and unique and the passion and love brings me to tears. It’s transcends culture and language and borders. I don’t share their culture but I love it. It’s amazing

[@MrsT1990]

Everytime I see one of these I get goosebumps and it feels my heart with joy 😍🤩❤️