Native Americans are such beautiful people

We are not 'Indians' -- it is so frustrating that this term is still used.

“Welcome to me” thats what the white man said the first time he saw them

Save the Native Tribes !! 👍💪❤

I have tremendous respect for the respect they give to the animal who is providing them with meat. This concept of corporate farming is evil, no appreciation for nature for animals.

50 years, 50 years just a flash away, water as gold, i can't even imagine.

Ill say welcome to me. Native Indians. : no response. Lmao !!!

"We're all different". True that! And as an Indian of descent from India, that's the exact same case. We are so diverse yet others integrate and put us all into one category.

May their wisdom and culture rise up and once again teach us about caring for the Earth. Thank you for sharing this interview

That was so beautiful. Its a culture of empathy and respect for nature and one another. I wish the rest of the world was like that.

Proud to be Native American

That lady needs a lesson on where real food comes from

This is the America I want to know about! Thank you Chelsea..

Eskimo is an insulting Cree term for Inuit. Eskimo means raw meat eater. Inuit means the people and is what they prefer

Any American says to you leave my country tell him it’s not yours this land is for the native Americans

what we do not like being called: -indians -indian american -some do not like being called native AMERICAN what to call us instead -native -indigenous

I love Chelsea. She’s not afraid to look stupid For the benefit of being emotionally honest.

Highly cultured people, thank you Chelsea for sharing. It's a beautiful piece.

u should not interview anybody u sound so rude woman

What a beautiful culture, what a beautiful way to harvest nature with respect.

Funny how the people she was interviewing couldn’t stand her. 😂

6:07 I'm a vegetarian & the way they had respect toward the buffalo after its death is how it should be! We need more honest & humble people like this in the world.

I think that’s how it should be, if you choose to eat or use an animal you appreciate what it’s given you and use the whole animal rather than wasting it.

"i will say welcome to me" awkward LOL!!!!

legitimatizing and giving native Americans a platform to present themselves, their culture and issues faced by them. Glad to see Chelsea covering these kind of existing issues which are apparently unheard of in main stream

Thank you Chelsea! From Mark, Ojibwa, Leech Lake Indian Reservation, Cass Lake,MN

Chelsea: Welcome to me! Them: 😐

I never realized how lucky I was until I moved off the reservation when I married my husband. I am Quileute, a branch of the inuits in the far corner of WA state. I would suggest the rest of my brothers and sisters go around the US too! I love going to different reservations now in Alabama and Florida. But the true testimony of our broad cultures is evident in every tribe, that is that we miss home and always have to go home. I recognized that just like our close relatives the Makah, every native nation feels that we belong to this earth...the earth does not belong to us. You begin to miss it, and talk to it like it's our cousins. It's an amazing feeling. Even more strange is my father was French, I spent a fairly equal amount of time between the 2 countries, but I do not miss France. I do not miss the people. It's not home. Truly, that fact is an obvious genetic link to my people. ❤

Plzzzzz more video about Native Americans

Love how she’s able to conduct a serious interview while maintaining her comedy

LOL that entrance though, "I'll say welcome to me." -.- Priceless.

The interview could have been done differently but sometimes you just have to be thankful for the exposure of Native Indigenous culture.

they're NOT Indians!!! please stop calling them Indians

they do deserve our respect and support. this is the kind of content i want to see more in tv and talk shows

NOBODY: CHELSEA: IT'S OK FOR YOU TO SAY BLACK FOOT BUT I CANT SAY IT? NA: "JUST STARE AT HER"

it warms my heart to see people like me, Native Americans getting we the exposure & recognition we deserve. thank you Chelsea. my culture is so beautiful

Mexicans , central americans , native americans and first nations people of canada using colonial terms. We are one people indigenous to this continent Cemanahuac ✊

I wish this was much longer.

Love hearing about Natives from Natives. I'm going to look more into the their different tribes, I'm curious about the differences. But as an 'American', I feel this is SO important and wish they were treated better. At this point all I can do is learn...and hopefully educate my kids with accurate, relevant information.

Thanks to Chelsea as a native American .it's good to see someone wanting to have a open heart and mind to other cultures.including mine.

If this story is going to be the blueprint for your new series I'm very excited. Celebrities are great but using your voice to speak to people who you normally wouldn't speak to is too unique to pass up. Keep up the good work Chelsea.

Talk about being cultured!! They're fucking amazing

4:03 was really cringy. They should have either included their response afterwards as to why they are using the term or just edit it out. Having her argue about her not being able to use it but the people being interviewed using it was uncomfortable to watch. Nonetheless I think we need more interviews with Native Americans from different tribes to give them a voice. Maybe this interview and others like it are a good start.

Love to native Americans from🇲🇽🇪🇦🥰✊🏻.....Yall stay safe❤❤

In South America there is a lot native Americans as well. People call them indigenous people, they have their own language and culture. What is different about north America and south America is that, in South American European people had children with natives and a new "race" was created called "mestizos." I am a "mestizo." But I also called a "latina" by Caucasians. I speak Spanish and English but also I understand Quechua which one of the many native language in South America.

Chelsea you surpassed yourself in showing us such a beautiful act between an animal (all of the herd really) and the Tribe. Thank you.

The way they protect and respect their roots is amazing It's so beautiful

As a Maori new Zealander im half white and moari but very proud ...this culture is truly powerful in there spiritual presence and I can relate to there under dog but motivated stance on there land I feel inspired by there true authority integrity intelligence and honour to there roots and to there culture I will send some of my energy your way to bless you on your endeavors you guys are collected but also won't stand for any in decent behaviour I believe the world can learn alot from this culture and I hope one day I get to visit and meet the amazing natives and share some food and knowledge how Inspirational and not enough of this on american tv so much love and peace and respect to you native people keep fighting the good fight ... Good wolf bad wolf

love to see more of this. Very educational. thank you Chelsea ♥

I love respect & honor these native people. I pray more Americans will cherish the real owners of this land. Thanks for this piece✌

I love Native people. They’re so strong and peaceful.

That native stare... lolllll. She really bombed this interview 🤣

101 disliked? are racist people. I'm a proud native

Thank you Chelsea for bringing awareness. I actually learned and respect native Americans even more now. I hope the government sees this and learns as well.

Wow, rude right away ... "I'd say welcome to you but I'm on your territory, so I'll say welcome to me." Seems like someone tried to explain to her about being respectful in whichever Indigenous Nation's territory she's in and acknowledging it and thanking the People for welcoming her but it either went over her head or she doesn't agree with it. No matter where you go in what you call the "americas" you are on Indigenous Homeland or territory and should ask the Indigenous People if you are welcome and if you ARE welcomed with open arms you should be thankful respectful. But that's the opposite of colonization and the resounding LACK OF RESPECT that goes with it. Also, the deliberate dramatic editing over using "Blackfoot" was unfair, rude and ridiculous. She should the woman explain... which was probably something like "this is how you us and you cannot pronounce our name."

She is funny as hell. I am black and native but i love how she is trying to bring awarness and educate herself this is great

This has shown me how culturally similar American Indians are to my culture maori. if you are American Indian I would absolutely love to talk and learn even more about your culture and maybe you can learn about mine too. I'm 13, but I absolutely admire their culture and their ways as it is so similar to my culture and my ways. even just looking at the tattoos are so incredibly similar. my koro/grandfather always said Maori and American Indians had a connection and I now see why

Thank you for doing that. You are absolutely right. They sure do.

I love that you Chelsea use your platform to help us educate. We need more of that. Much love and blessing to you.

Chelsea: I’d say welcome but I’m on your territory, so welcome to me Natives: ... Me, also Native: this whole land of America is our territory, you . 😂

Moving, awesome💗

Chelsea is an interview bulldozer

I am Taino.from Puerto Rico. Im made of diffrent cultures The ritual and there story.touched my Soul.

YYYAAAAYYYY thank you so much for visiting my tribe, I'm from the pikuni nation currently living in minnesota (mpls). I'm so amazed that i came across this video. thank you for putting my nation on your channel. thank you ( nehd-seh-nee-yeh'dahgi) (Mii-Gwitch)

Thank you Chelsea Handler, this was very educational !

V good video, and kudos for not losing it when the Buffalo went down. I know I would have. 💜 🐃

You know how far people have come through their pain when you watch a video like this. Not once did I detect anything but patience and a willingness to impart information.

I always get inspired from them that they are always calm and their affinity of saving nature and live in harmony.

Great video

Beautiful piece. We need more.

Ngl when he shot that buffalo after saying what he said about offering themselves and stepping out away from the rest I got emotional. It was as though he stared them down as to say I'm the one, I'm offering myself. In that moment he was communicating with them and then turned his head saying I'm ready. That was powerful

This video is very much appreciated. Thank you for this and I love your sense of humor. I don't own a TV but I've heard you're name. I think I'm a fan now.

I honestly cried watching this. When did we as humans lose that connection to other beings when he said "we just took a life" I was rattled because it brought to light the fact that every time we consume an animal we are talking away their life. Its sad.

This is one of the reasons I love native americans so much, they are spiritual, have understanding of nature & animals, and therefore give utmost respect to them. When the europeans took over America, they raped the land and slaughtered the people to whom that land belonged to. They had no respect for animals either, hence they started to imprison, cruelly exploit, torture and slaughter them by masses - and it all continues today. I myself am vegan, and would never kill an animal, unless my survival depended on it.

I like how they show respect to the buffalo.

Such a beautiful culture they have. We should learn from them.

I love how Grandmother looked at Chelsea when she was like... Wait so you can say it but I cant ?? HaHa that Mean Native glare !!!! Classic

Beautiful. More power to them.

AT 4:09 THEY LOOK LIKE THEY WERE READY TO JUMP HER😂😂😂

Thank you so much, Chelsea, for showcasing the (pardon the word) Kipani! Please do more of this!

If all people would have to hunt their own animal so they can have meat in their plate, majority of us will definitely become vegetarians.

Wow Chelsea. You have gained my deepest respect. I love your crazy show but I think I enjoy this different yet refreshing and still funny show. Keep up the good work and don't forget to make us all laugh. It's important to find humor in all things. It makes it easier to learn.

Love this thank you for showing true American Heritage. One day soon we will have a Native American President.

hilarious, this was so great!! So funny. Clash of cultures and I still love Chelsea!

It's like nature is family. Amazing. If the don't protect their land, it will be destroyed.

"Im in your territory, so i say welcome to me" yes, im entitled to be here, welcome to myself, this is the best selfinvite i ever had, yes welcome to me. Hahahahahha that was so cringy and funny because it was so stupid and funny that no humble detected or openminded will be displayed on behalf of me, so welcome to me again im here in your space, but yes this is your home and i came to say if i ever come to your house uninvited i will just let your know that i welcomed my self to intrude your space. So welcome to me. hahahahahhahahahh

"Welcome to me 😆"... 🔇😂😂😂

Wow!!!!! Great job. I loved it. Done with lots of respect. Much respect to our people.

Winona Laduke is an amazing Indigenious activist that started the Dakota Access Pipeline protest. Check her out if you want to know more about it.

I just read others comment's.most truly appreciate this! So is crazy how much we don't see know or understand about their culture and their our Fricking neighbors! Where the fuck have I been.

That was hilarious! Chelsea trying to sound casual :)))

subscribing now!! i love this

to explain it as simply as possible ... when the tribe says black feet it's like African americans using the N'Word ... I mean I don't see her on a show asking black people why they get offended by being called the N'Word versus when they say it to each other.. and that lack of understanding is racist in it's own right

4:10 Cringeworthy. Chelsea, was that a sneer? What was the reaction of the lip curl about? You were honored to have been allowed to participate in the ceremonies. Despite your hardened persona you portray on television, I have always felt you are a highly sensitive person. Although I am also Native American (Navajo, Apache, & Cherokee paternal side), I am city born & bred. The reservation peoples are different, as are the diverse tribal cultures. Despite having the full phenotype of my ancestors, sadly, I've never experienced more animosity than from certain rez residents. I am most appreciative of your showcasing of our indigenous First Nations, and I echo others sentiments of doing more of these. Weird how some of the dominant culture have idealized the Noble Indian. It is a myth. I went through being hated and kicked out of places for being NA. I also used to live in a popular tourist town where I was treated like I was an exhibit, with visitors taking photographs of me without permission. I felt like a zoo animal. Suitors saw me as exotic. Trust me, I understand the guardedness. Thank you.

What they did with the buffalo was almost the same what my grandparents did for me when I was living with them in the high mountains villages in central Perú Andes. I was a kid visiting them for vacations 3 months and living in the city at the coast, so when I was with my grandparents in the farm and crops working or helping them, there was in my mind to expect lunch or dinner with meals like in the city but there was always soup of vegetables, peruvian organic potatoes with fresh cheese or dry beef (called charqui) stew with vegetables, etc and my mind was asking for chicken, guinea pigs (cuy), lamb, beef on the grill or bolognesa pasta or fried chicken all the time until I said to my grandma when are u going to kill that chicken or lamb or get beef I see in your farm to make "real" food?? Then my grandma said that those animals are always giving food but also fertilizer for crops, milk, eggs, cheese and so many things that we do not need to kill everyday as we have fresh vegetables like corn, potatoes, faba beans, quinoa, chili, carrots to have good meal on the table but I'm sorry if u are not feeling happy with it so I will make u an special meal for you. Then she went to the backyard and got a big guinea pig and after checking or praying with it, she punched on the back of the guinea pig head and done. My grandma made a grilled guinea pig with roasted potatoes and vegies, it was delicious and i told to my grandparents that im happy to be with them and I learned how important is to respect everything and be humble with all what we already have to be happy making special any moment even if we are so far from the city or "industrial civilization"

the was on recommended, I haven't seen her since Chelsea Lately, but I love this side of her

Ok, “let’s say welcome to me”. Lol (crickets) She wouldn’t understand, totally incompetent. Ok suck on that!🤣

Good that Chelsea is taking a peek at hidden America

I would really enjoy you doing more documentarian/investigative pieces like this. There really is a lot to you.

You are so right... They deserve our total Respect❗ There is so much honor in every thing they do, no matter wich Tribe it is 💛💛💛 Bless them, all Native American Indians 💕 👍