Yothu Yindi - Treaty (Original Version)

[@EVILDEATHROLLNOW]

Thanks KGLW for doing a cover with king stingray and allowing me to discover this

[@juanacosta9448]

Was at the same show! Incredible introduction to this song

[@aidendillion9]

As Tasmania aboriginal I am proud to be aboriginal and it doesnt matter if ur aboriginal or not this song hit most people

[@KleenaSupre]

amen

[@JOHN_AND_PETA2751]

Yes

[@paulwalker853]

As me,thanks.

[@aidendillion9]

​@@paulwalker853u in Tasmania

[@arunbhoomkar8700]

Loved tasmania visited for a week dec.jan .2001-2 .I am from u.k. but father Indian so people must have thought me part aboriginal ... went round devonport at Christmas eating ( British wild plant ) Bush tucker like Linden lime flowers ..great place to visit but not to settle it's your land not mine.

[@huguesmoreau9256]

I was the sound engineer for these guys on several of their gigs. They are magnificent, true professionals, brilliant musicians. Mr continental is amazing.

[@Starvnnnn]

No you weren't Phillip harnett was

[@ronaldarenal2314]

Lots of love from natives of Texas to our natives brothers in Australia......❤

[@brontewcat]

This is one of the best bands Australia has produced. I love that they sing in language and not just English, and that they incorporate traditional instruments and dance.

[@mrfrenly]

The music video is very cool. I was surprised to see BHP at 2:40.

[@brontewcat]

⁠@@mrfrenly Mining companies often work on or near Aboriginal communities. They probably have more to do, for both good and evil, with remote communities than most Australians. They can offer jobs and royalties, but they also bring destruction such as the destruction of a 46,000 yro sacred site by Rio Tinto in May 2020. It may have been a reference to the destruction of Country by mining.

[@chefdownunder92]

I believe that too but in this day and age everyone is too ignorant (or stupid) to listen to the music or the message.

[@dennishunt1590]

I am a white Australian. This is fair dinkum one of the most inspiring pieces of music to come out of Australia ever. Love your people and culture.

[@c7dermatome]

Me too!

[@peptheforeversuperiorbeing3000]

@Eric Huckaby except that isnt possible for like 90% of people here but sure?

[@peptheforeversuperiorbeing3000]

@Eric Huckaby i personally am not white, i an aboriginal. but where are they supposed to go?

[@paulinewarren7456]

Ditto 💕🥰 8th Gen ....

[@dawgtheundying5303]

I hope that one day, it will be normal to consider this our culture, as well.

[@argebarse]

i'm a white aussie, got a huge amount of respect for the indigenous peoples of this land, living here for millennia and I love this kind of music

[@andrewjenkinson8948]

Ditto.

[@elsea6461]

Same here, mate. Us white fellas could learn a lot about how to take care of this country properly, in order for all of us to thrive. The truth about our collective history needs to be told too. In order to heal and unify and ensure that the horrors of the past no longer repeats. One love

[@rayvaughan3197]

"The planting of the union jack never changed our law at all..." THIS!! ..... Peace & Love from a white Irishman .... love Yothu Yindi

[@Tiarna26]

wowoomg u righteous little man sporting mad small ball

[@mazzierocca3696]

not quite millennia

[@MrAnperm]

I lived in East Arnhem Land as a kid, and still live in the Top End. This band did the Northern Territory and Indigenous Australians so proud.

[@JOlsson01]

He made Australia proud.

[@kyliewalker6647]

Same here. Still asking for Treaty in 2024

[@kyliewalker6647]

Larrakia Nation ❤️🖤💛

[@96libertytt]

We lived in Nhulunbuy from 1975 till 1981. My father was staff for the mine. He had Mandaway and his wife (and others) over and they listened to Slim Dusty records. Mandaway didnt drink. He smoked though.

[@vincentkoliadi8497]

Jamming up here in PNG. Respect to my fellow brothers down south.. Treaty Yeah, Treaty Now 🇵🇬❤🖤💛

[@ComaToast1]

We respect you fullaz to always hope you’s know you’s are always welcome here

[@jimmyjams9048]

In PNG john howards racist australi must be not that bad- planting of the union jack - 5th gen in Victoria and I refuse to live under the union jack

[@operationscomputer1478]

Australian natives killed off the PNG pygmies in Australia - how you show then respect for killing your countryman?

[@jimmyjams9048]

@@operationscomputer1478 start by not calling people natives as though they are fauna or flora' i might be confused but i'm pretty sure the term pygmy is fully racist

[@jimmyjams9048]

jamming, not gammin, i want a jam it with you, holy mt sion- I'm not a fan of religion but those Jamaivans blend religion and liberation so well, i chnged the lyrics to include gammin(no mucking around). Is Papua the best name for the whole island? Australia has ha a pretty shit refugee policy for the last 30 years; most people whom is first nations from the island that i encounter is from the indoneasian occupied half, do people speak pauan creol in the west?

[@brownkiddy77]

When he sings it in his language gives me goosebumps, so much soul. Very good! 👍🏽🤙🏽

[@smurfylee]

That part is haunting and powerful!!! 👍🏽

[@jimmyjams9048]

@@smurfylee Planting of the Union Jack... our wars will never be won- my history is in solidarity with all first nations mob

[@honahwikeepa2115]

We call it wairua in Maori. Unseen expressed in the flesh.

[@jimmyjams9048]

@@honahwikeepa2115 is Aeteroa the official name of the north and south islands

[@jaysheeze]

touches you deep inside, the history, the old ways of the land

[@TheSyedaRahman]

Yothu Yindi will always remain a legend, still no treaty.... Being a aboriginal, makes me proud. Edit: thanks for the likes :)

[@namebannedagain5026]

Human race fail.

[@gachapurplecookie8906]

Be proud

[@ronlasserre4843]

[e-mail]

[@NoTaboos]

They were never a legend.

[@skitzy2726]

your name is indian , think about that :) enjoy

[@CarolYost]

I’m a White American and I love Yothu Yindi’s music. I’ve listened to it for years. I love the fact that the band is both Aboriginal and White, and uses both trad rock and Aboriginal instruments. You rock, Yothu Yindi!

[@katejean7899]

❤

[@michellea5415]

As a black and Native American, I can relate to this music which touches my soul at the end we are all one black family! Just Amazing!!! Love💖and respects to our native Australians 🇦🇺

[@steveboy7302]

Are you tribally enrolled native and also they don't consider themselves african

[@goodoldozzy5731]

I mean it makes sense. Whenever you see an abo driving a small car in the outback about 50 of em get out

[@honeybsweet4229]

@@goodoldozzy5731 the word Abo is DISGUSTING. GET SOME RESPECT.

[@patrickbateman6885]

Abo abo abo

[@codzydee7334]

We love your culture to sweetie 🇦🇺👍🖤💛❤️

[@blueshorecreative3146]

whitey here. Cried when the referendum failed. Love you brothers and sisters and I hope for a better future for all of us together.

[@pardalote]

Me too

[@ngairemartin9753]

Kia Ora Maori Nation. Aotearoa ❤ Australia

[@Meredithcreative]

And we respect you ✊🏾 ❤️

[@irenecalligeros4639]

I am a Greek Aussie and I like yothu Yindi they are very much a talented bunch

[@yxngkai8472]

My Friend Is a Wwhite ASSUie

[@joe45.]

Well I heard it on the radio And I saw it on the television Back in 1988 All those talking politicians Words are easy, words are cheap Much cheaper than our priceless land But promises can disappear Just like writing in the sand Treaty Yeh Treaty Now Treaty Yeh Treaty Now Nhima Djatpangarri nhima walangwalang - Nhe Djatpayatpa nhima gaya nhe- Matjini.... Yakarray - nhe Djat'pa nhe walang - Gumurrtijararrk Gutjuk - This land was never given up This land was never bought and sold The planting of the Union Jack Never changed our law at all Now two rivers run their course Separated for so long I'm dreaming of a brighter day When the waters will be one Treaty Yeh Treaty Now Treaty Yeh Treaty Now Treaty Yeh Treaty Now Treaty Yeh Traty Now Nhima djatpa nhe walang gumurrtjararrk yawirriny Nhe gaya nhe matjini Gaya nhe matjini Gaya gaya nhe gaya nhe Matjini walangwalang Nhema djatpa nhe walang - Nhe gumurrtjarrk nhe ya- Promises - Disappear - Priceless land - Destiny - Well I heard it on the Radio - And I saw it on the Television But promises can be broken Just like writing in the sand Treaty Yeh Treaty Now ....

[@shanesteele136]

Yer

[@ducquessa4618]

Thankyou for writing out the lyrics ,both English & in Language 🤗

[@jimmyjams9048]

john howard made the cuntry racist

[@cdg03]

Just in case it was doing anyone else’s head in…the lyrics above are not quite right for the 2nd ‘Aboriginal’ verse. It should read: Nhima gayakaya nhe gaya' nhe Nhe gaya' nhe marrtjini walangwalang nhe ya Nhima djatpa nhe walang Gumurr-djararrk yawirriny' Nhe gaya' nhe marrtjini gaya' nhe marrtjini Gayakaya nhe gaya' nhe marrtjini walangwalang Nhima djatpa nhe walang Gumurr-djararrk nhe yå

[@robertoparraga8710]

Gracias broter por la traducción

[@tgga9413]

I love this song.......WE NEED A TREATY Yothu Yindi will always remain a legend, still no treaty....

[@NoTaboos]

They were never a legend.

[@yeetman4953]

@@NoTaboos ?

[@iloveblakwomen6244]

@@NoTaboos yes they were

[@NoTaboos]

@@iloveblakwomen6244 Paul Kelly and Peter Garrett did most of the ground work anyway.

[@youtuby8692]

No taboos stop being racist

[@vincentdowling7355]

My uncle played with Youthi Yindi as a guitarist when Youthi Yindi toured Papua New Guinea.

[@SafeTrucking]

I Grew up in PNG. Well before Yothu Yindi, we came down South in August 79, just before Independence. Magnificent country

[@soniakhan3592]

The aboriginal culture is beyond fascinating so connected to the earth love from newzealand

[@DanielEru]

Still here IT NOW AND AGAIN

[@lee7701]

Just heard this song for the first time in my fifty plus years on this planet, it’s an absolute banger. Much respect to the indigenous people of Australia and their culture.

[@JoshElrod-lb9ib]

Love to Ya's ..

[@four_rusty_tractors]

such a great song, WE STILL DONT HAVE A TREATY!!! what are you doing Australia!

[@ACDZ123]

And you ain't getting one either..we're all Australians under 1 flag 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@davidngubeni4698]

We africans we respect your culture your music.....we love you

[@lightningfirst689]

"Words are easy, words are cheap Much cheaper than our priceless land" Damn. Beautiful poetry and burning indictment all in one.

[@DonRamiro1]

I saw this band in Detroit back in the early 90's. They are GOOD.

[@matariki3638]

Excellent video. We stand with our Aboriginal cuzzies across the ditch. Kia kaha!😊

[@freedomforassange]

Niina Marni ("Hello" in Kaurna language)! I’m white Australian but I’m a strong advocate for indigenous people everywhere, especially in Australia. I admire how you guys in New Zealand have treated the Maori people and I think we need to take some points from you guys. I am proud to live on the traditional Kaurna land of Tarndanya (Adelaide). 😄

[@matariki3638]

@Not_A_Russian_Spy we've still got a way to go. Yes the maori people have inched their way forward for many years, however, we have an idiot politician here who wants the pakeha (white people) to take up arms to protect themselves and won't allow maori protesters into any of his KKK meetings so they can voice their opinions. This idiot politician ended up having his property up in the Bay of Islands smashed up, why? Because he built on maori land and when he called the cops, they ignored him, which is part of the reason he wants white people armed. He's cutting off his nose to spite his face because my people don't scare easily. They will fight fire with fire. No pun intended.

[@leelahollandnutritionistna6457]

"Promises can disappear like writing in the sand" Should become the classic line for Australian politicians.

[@zirachnoel258]

Leela Holland [Naturopath] Mam, that's the punch line of all the politicians from everywhere, nevermind, in the West or East and North or South...it's same..

[@tormon506]

TBF, "Naturopaths" are the kings and queens of broken promises.

[@nks487]

@@zirachnoel258 yup :-(

[@mikeb8682]

I think politicians all over the world.

[@leelahollandnutritionistna6457]

​@@zirachnoel258 true Zirach !

[@timheyer5660]

Wish there was more Aboriginal music out there in pop culture

[@mollyherd2821]

Check out A.B. Original, Birdz, Baker Boy, REMI and Dan Sultan :) Hopefully we start to hear more of them on the radio

[@gloccry2184]

It sounds pretty shit

[@TheCodea21]

check out mitch tambo

[@CrazyWhiteVanDriver]

@@gloccry2184 shut up gronk.

[@CrazyWhiteVanDriver]

Paul Kelly band got one Cold chisel got one Troy cassar Daley one.. Plenty just look.

[@harsahaisingh]

I came to Perth 2 years ago from India and I have gradually learned to respect Aboriginal people for their culture. I think the only way to solve their problems is by empowering their communities because family and community hold such high values for them, and I love it.

[@Me-wl1tf]

Harry the problem is that there are barely any native aboriginals left that know their way because in the 60’s they would steal the children and take them away from their parents and raise them white people.

[@MR.Hyoung]

🙏

[@MrAnperm]

@@Me-wl1tf You haven't been to the Northern Territory.

[@rosebud4387]

@@Me-wl1tf Not so much in the Northern Territory. They are back on their homelands now.

[@skitzy2726]

ur very very closely related , the aboriginals come from india and wiped out the New Guinea pygmies that were here

[@symphonyinkart]

I tell ya what. I’m a metal head and that didjeridoo sound , and chorus gets me every time. Just close my eyes and bop. Aboriginals know how to make music Yothu Yindi the man

[@mansnothot9804]

Wow you are gorgeous

[@symphonyinkart]

@@mansnothot9804 thanks man lol

[@Wisey_83]

Its certainly quality. Underrated imo.

[@MrAnperm]

The band is called Yothu Yindi. The lead singer has a different name, I won't type it here because he died. I'm not Aboriginal, but I live in the NT and lived in Arnhem Land when he is from when I was a kid.

[@c7dermatome]

It speaks straight to your soul

[@DMSProduktions]

Rock In Peace to Dr.G & Mandawuy Yanapingu! Some of the finest examples of aboriginal music in the 'mainstream'! Can't BEAT indigenous grooves!

[@kingrara5758]

Huge regae movement in the communities up north. An interesting doco about it out there somewhere

[@DMSProduktions]

@@kingrara5758 I KNOW, but it's hardly indigenous!

[@robertdonahou6374]

Yothu Yindi will always remain a legend, still no treaty.... Survival day jams ❤💛🖤 Much respect to the Indigenous Australians.

[@benmoaitz2244]

Big love and respect from up north in PNG 🇵🇬. We love this song..growing up in the 80s. Stand tall and Proud!! ❤

[@MrAnperm]

I was born in PNG and grew up in the NT where this band is from.

[@kingrara5758]

Love and respect for neighbour. You know it seems like there a Tassie tigers getting around in PNG.

[@kathytukavkin2522]

Any person born in Australia knows the feeling they get deep down in their guts from this song, we all feel it.

[@ryanboscoe9670]

Not 100 years ago

[@danielchapman5142]

What, dread and fucking sadness for the 250 years of oppression and the countless deaths and absolute power drive from the English?

[@marinamohidixon2879]

Maybe because my grandfather was from Aussie… but I’m in NZ and I get this too!

[@scothammond5736]

And now the people who feel this so "deep in their gut" are putting the aborigines in camps?

[@lja8534]

Yes ive been saying this for years, "don't think for one minute that the powers that be wont emslave n punish us like they did this indigenous people of this country"

[@katsugarkanemonroe762]

I was born here, I'm not a person of First Nations people....This song moved me so much, My parents bout the Yothu Yindi album for me... I lived in Townsville and had friends that were aboriginal...I was nieve to the cultural divisions...My friends were just friends...I never saw them as being different, nor aboriginal...I've now realised the divison that we are working on...I love that the aboriginal culture is the earliest culture on earth..That's powerful...Pre dating the Pyramids of Giza and the Roman Empire..I live in a country that is diverse and willing to change their attitudes for the Aboriginal people...You Rock!!!

[@KleenaSupre]

its difficult isnt it if you not a racist to see racism its confusing its just like why you judging for that just a person get over it (the correct attitude) thats how everyone starts life and then crazy people fill their heads with shit the ones that do it they're a bit like the DV people and DV people do it too, one of things they do is they say nasty things about whatever they want to, and whatever is cruel, so they would say things like the aborigines are bad people, they are inbred and so on and so on. and its all about them and how they feel small and horrible and take it out on everyone else. well what happens is right those people that cop that dv they might not be allowed to get an education and thats because the dv people control EVERYTHING and then they are mind controlled by the DV bully and their head gets told lie after lie and then they one day figure out just how mean that bully was they even got their victim to think they were the bully thats how it works so theres this racist people in australia how many of them are in DV and is it not the case all the lies we all got told and still get told are like DV because its a mind control story they want out mind controlled for their interests like the sick game about the referendum you not a racist if you vote yes or no you are a racist if you choose it because you think black people deserve less than other people if you chose NO because it ISN'T a treaty and a treaty is deserved by everyone not just the mob then you are SMART because if they are doing emotional manipulation not the real thing then it is DV all over again racism is DV because the planet is our home so wherever we go we are home and that means every race is our housemates if you bully them you bully your housemates xxxx

[@oliverchristensen7208]

Rest in peace, Mandawuy Yunupingu. We won't forget you or your message.

[@leewilliams2763]

Oh wow. I never knew that, very sad. Always the good ones that leave us too soon. I remember buying Freedom album, contains the hit World Turning, a brilliant album!

[@markandersonsa]

I'm a white South African. This song was important for us then......and it's important now. Brave music and message. Bravo

[@tsukikrieger8467]

This song always gives me chills… it’s like electricity shooting right through me I mix between immense hope and sadness

[@shadonic32]

Yothu Yindi will always remain a legend, still no treaty.... Awesome jamming here in Ontario Canada RIP Mandawuy

[@pattieboy5861]

Great band! Great message. Saw them in concert when they toured the US. - best concert ever. LOVED the traditional dancers and their 'instruments'. So many people in the audience getting up to dance along. And it was not in a 'concert venue' but in an upscale Cultural arts center that normally held 'Ted talks' and educational lectures. It was so amazing. Very respectful audience. I wore out one cassette and had to buy another i played the Youthu Yindi cassette so much. Now own on CD. Long live Yothu Yindi!

[@vinnaidu1750]

This song hits deep in your human soul. If you can not feel it you’re no longer human, just part of the corporate machine

[@woodrowpelt8539]

Proud to be Aboriginal!!! 🖤💛❤️ Wish there was more Aboriginal music out there in pop culture

[@PINKVENOMGIRLS]

Baker boy ! 🥺

[@youtuby8692]

Me to

[@c7dermatome]

I agree, this band is a million times better than ANY current performers! Would put them all to shame

[@possummagic3571]

Saltwater band, Black Stone band, Geoffrey Gurrumul to name a few.

[@semichub5282]

Well get out and make your people proud.

[@dbgaming4763]

Proud to be Aboriginal!!! 🖤💛❤️

[@markk2560]

Thats embarrassing

[@Coastal603]

yomummagdawg ! You’re embarrassing

[@jenniferfraser5691]

@@markk2560 what is embarrassing you??... tell us

[@franklinclinton5967]

Michaelson Sarmiento ur point?

[@markk2560]

@Christine what word did i spell wrong?

[@novapcful]

The real land owners and having been brought up by Koori’s I feel privileged to have learnt the Didge and Dance, what a beautiful culture and beautiful people, give them back what’s theirs

[@markk2560]

What the sexual abuse the elders do to young children?

[@brihannadark6085]

yomummagdawg ! To be fair if you want to go down that line you can say the same with the catholic community how the church covers up The incidences with the young boys being molested.

[@justinjay4734]

@@brihannadark6085. What made you assume he was from a catholic family? He asked a legitimate question.

[@brihannadark6085]

@@justinjay4734 where did I write that he was from a catholic family? I was but only making a comparison/connection to the catholic church. I myself am catholic and there is no shame to recognise the issues in the church, as one can not fix issues they do not see. I was making a point that just because bad things happen in a community dose not make the whole community/culture less beautiful.......I hope that helped you

[@smurfylee]

@@brihannadark6085 Perfectly said, there's pedos everywhere...

[@ilonabalas7565]

I am not a first nation person but this song is inseparable from all that makes up my strong patriotic feelings for this island land that fills my soul deeply.

[@nick8298]

I saw them play in a small venue in Newcastle, NSW in 1995, no more than 200 people were there. They sounded great and being able to go to the front of the stage with my beer and watch them dance was an amazing experience I'll never forget.

[@johnpaul626]

Much respect to the Indigenous Australians. Vale G. G. Yunupingu (played keyboard, guitar and percussion in YY). Died 25th July 2017. Unfortunately Yothu that brighter day hasn’t come yet rip love your music

[@jocelynevkb5889]

Mandaway was more than a friend, he was a person I looked up to, not 'only' because of his musical talent and his charismatic presence, but because he had & shared Knowledge of the Ancient Land of his forebears. Let's pay

[@megamob3314]

Yothu Yindi will always remain a legend, still no treaty.... Survival day jams ❤💛🖤

[@davidmouzayek3764]

Background is Lebanese born in Australia (thank god). Aborigines still don’t get enough respect in my eyes. We need another band like this to shine!

[@ngairemartin9753]

Kia ora . Aroha❤ from Maori Nation Aotearoa and Australia ❤

[@Prtyh]

One of the best songs to come out of Australia

[@NaomiRouhan]

💯❤️best song ever written thank you very much 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@wasiegwebu3371]

Im african Aussie, happened to learn the lyrics to this from 1:53 - 2:28 , Thanks Tik Tok and much respect to the Originals and RIP to this Titan uBaba (father, in my native Zulu) Yothi Yindi I relate to the soul and content of this Gem Much Love Cousins.. Peace :)

[@codzy3532]

too cool bro nice to hear God bless u an us too xox🖤❤🧡👌

[@ComaToast1]

Love bro

[@humanmahmoudi-oskoui411]

Oh yes! I heard in the Radio! More than Decades i was despredly seeking for yor Song! At least, the Luck hit me! Bravo! Sorry! I didn't knew, he past away! RIP! 😥

[@claudechabot4776]

Wow, I love the dancing, the culture……so original…….please don’t loose this treasure

[@theodoroskitsios3251]

I understand what Yothu Yindi is talking about.... This guy will live 4 EVER !!!!!!

[@electricmaster23]

One of the greatest Australian songs of all time.

[@connormachnik4928]

im a white aussie and i love this song and have much respect for the aboriginal people

[@holisticmusic5489]

One of my favourite song! ❤Much respect to the Indigenous Australians.

[@deedas333]

When ever i hear songs/music which has the desire to change every man/woman hearts and minds i remind ones self about how great humanity can be without violence and hate towards one another.

[@morgangawlik5945]

One of my earliest, fondest childhood memories is listening to this song with my parents at our first house in suburban Chicago. It has been one of my favorites ever since

[@juanitarush309]

Proud to be Aboriginal!!! 🖤💛❤️ Saw them in 2000 they were amazing. Had the crowd goin mad. Survival day jams ❤💛🖤

[@GreenyAU]

As a white Australian I have always agreed with that, this land was never given up, it was never bought and sold, it was invaded by us white man,I'm very thankful to be accepted into my second family that are indigenous / palm islander

[@laisanedugutawa5236]

congratulations to the beautiful people of this land. the singer showcase his pride that his languge is still alive and kicking hard. keep up the hard work our brothers snd sisters.

[@annepoitrineau5650]

Proud to have all their records, thank you YOHTU YINDI for connecting me to the essence of humanity!

[@burakaliogullar9154]

He went in hard I like it ❤ Respect to our ancestors that still keep it real! RIP Yunupingu

[@nicklam3658]

Saw them in 2000 they were amazing. Had the crowd goin mad. Survival day jams ❤💛🖤

[@cvdheyden]

I love this song and listened to it for 20 years. Love to meet this.

[@alexwillis7093]

There is no other word other than "brilliant". I shared this clip publically would of been great to see this at the "AFL Grand final" instead of "waltzing Matilda"!

[@nathanbartolo8650]

I sung this at my human rights mediation, they were looking 😲😲😲 I got my point across and happy with the result.

[@mabata.ginate.]

Loving the vibe and beats😁😄😅Got all the dance moves for this song😍😍

[@pankeshjethwa6979]

Much respect to the Indigenous Australians. Yothu Yindi will always remain a legend, still no treaty.... Survival day jams ❤💛🖤 RIP Yunupingu

[@The_darkside_of_metal]

R. I. P still playing this song love it so much coming from a metalhead. MUCH love from Ireland

[@delraypers]

I saw this band in concert 2 times in the United States, and both times were he best live performance ever. I Love this band. I have some of the CD's and I can say if I ever had the money, Id fly down to Oz to see them often

[@healinge2524]

Oh the irony of an Momentum Energy ad popping up after this song. List all the ‘Aussie’ things. Gross. Deadly song! I remember jumping around to it in our lounge 30 years ago and now I’m listening to it in bed like a nana! Love it so much. Peace, love, sovereignty and self determination to the First Nations Peoples 🖤💛❤️

[@ellaharbert2133]

Oh I see and I love the song as-well and how are you doing and hope you are fine with peace and love over there ?

[@healinge2524]

@@ellaharbert2133 intense times. But peace and love radiating from my heart to the world. There is lots of good among us too. How are you feeling?

[@ellaharbert2133]

Am feeling cool... thanks for asking

[@Murrangurk2]

Thanks for putting the original up. Never understood what was wrong with this version and why it was so quickly forgotten for the club hit.

[@crizish]

Grew up in NZ listing to these guys and girls, and always thought they are fantastic. Treaty yeah, Trreaty NOW!

[@nahzewilliams5912]

hardout

[@ErwinRenaldi]

Congratulations! The number one song on Territory Sound Countdown 2020. Greetings from Melbourne and Happy Territory Day!

[@giuseppersa2391]

2021 here..may all the First Nations find justice..from Giuseppe in Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦

[@JonahJoshua-dl4ky]

We all miss him but his songs are the best this song is main one good song

[@o.vortice4654]

Oaaa i listen this album in my childhood in the 90's... Deep memories Salutes from Brasil

[@rafaelshow82]

Cresci escutando todas músicas dele, isso sim é música de verdade...

[@pietr1036]

Bom ver um brasileiro curtindo banda aborígene

[@demitraferles7970]

Still get goosebumps listening to this...

[@johnnykaretsian8578]

Those people the first Australians the song expresses everything very strong culture I love it and there in my HEART ❤️ 🇬🇷

[@judithcotton79]

I absolutely love indigenous music! So much soul in it!

[@benjio1069]

Love this song and i hope as a white aussie that some day we get a treaty!!

[@fredrowan2477]

Amen

[@donnybrascocoliogne819]

This great man n his entourage represented his people n nation with pride n respect. R.I.P great one, love from N.Z.

[@mothdust9621]

And yet in 2023 this song is more relevant and important than ever. Treaty now!!!

[@thierrygerard9843]

censored on facebook... I asked them why???

[@nikeatroy]

Proud to say I grew up in a very remote Aboriginal community as a child 1990-1997 and then lived in Alice Springs until 2017. There is nothing but a huge amount of love I received as a white Australian young girl within the community and the memories of the great scenery, great people, great culture and overall carefree times playing in the desert in my childhood are priceless and have shaped me isn’t the person I am, such pride. ❤

[@elisabatour6698]

When I was a child, I lived in Central Africa, characters painted like this came to dance in our garden, I don't know on what occasion, and frankly they were frightening for me and made me VERY FEAR

[@Michaelsmith-kw4zp]

heard about them while I was on tour in Australia in 96-97, loved them ever since.

[@mdrobiulhasan6647]

Good stuff. Cracking song Cresci escutando todas músicas dele, isso sim é música de verdade...

[@marlonsegura5201]

I learned about this fantastic song by seeing the closing ceremony of Sidney 2000. Recommend you all to check Yothu Yindi's performance at the Olympics as well.

[@joyharp3088]

You have brought beautiful music to Aboriginal and non Aboriginal people think you RIP.

[@TheRealAnarchrox]

White fella here (as far as I know, can't trace the men in my family but my pop had a lot to do with one of the more influential Indigenous families in SA way back) The traditional Aboriginal culture is one of sharing, looking after your family and community, caring for the land that is a part of you as you are it. The culture itself is admirable and beautiful.

[@KylesNici77]

Much respect to the Indigenous Australians.

[@KoimaLechoN]

Hey Mate why say that where is your proof?

[@akaaschalashiya172]

More like your an animal, belonging to a race that steals brings disease dispossess peoples land, oppresses people for your own selfish privileges haha, you don't even realise what use are doing in the scheme of life, they have been in Australia for 80,000 years bitch! And everyone else 225 years hahaha so get over your little identity crisis and actually realise that you may be AUSTR Alien but you'll never be the Original man, and the progress that aboriginals made in 50,000 years we have completely destroyed in less then 200 years and I hope I live to see the day where use actually realize just how wrong use were in doing what you did, you may live in this country but you don't know how to take care of it like them, and you may never know because use are so determined on socialism and capitalism and actually don't respect the TRUE country that you live in..and if you can't respect this land and the people and the knowledge then your mind will forever be closed to a systematic unnatural reality and you can die and dwell in that prison with no hope..

[@jacintomausoco715]

+Lashiya Akkascha thats how you say it

[@blackie75]

if you're going to hang around on the internet, you need to be able to spot an obvious troll lol

[@shootermcgavin9266]

the aboriginals got conquered. get over it. 300 years later and the aboriginals now get a life full of free handouts and they still spit in the face of the white man.

[@theodoroskitsios3251]

I really like this guy !!!! He is a winner !!!!!

[@zahne__]

Goose bumps when they sing in language ✊🏽🖤💛❤️ Proud to be 🙌🏽😅

[@fredrowan2477]

Right on.

[@humptylives]

Love you guys, just can't get enough of your music

[@ismailAx2011]

I learned a lot from this video. Americans and Australians owe a lot to the natives of their lands.