Same haha #LaRaza

We are the same Aztecs Mayas toltecs Cherokee Navajos Apaches pow wow cree.

When I lived in California I went to a powwow for Navajo with next-door neighbor that was like a mom to me. It’s a lot different from the Cherokee but it did remind me of some of the Mexican culture. I lived in El Cajon California which is not very far from the border of Mexico where i used to go surfing Rosarito passed Tijuana

My mother’s side of the family and I are Taínos (native to the Caribbean). And honestly, being a part of native culture but I feel like natives of Latino America are so underrepresented by our own nations. I’m glad Canadians at least recognize indigenous peoples.

I refer to South Americans as southern brothers

Thankyou

Aho!!!!!

A'HO

Well good luck on that because u way off ullu love is our true essence form oneiness spirit freedom no other way around this ullu love is life

What are the lyrics? Would love to know!!

True.

Same

Lol

Same

Raised, a " sidewalk ' Indian.. relocation ..ugh .apples, red outside white inside. Feel you fer sure , I am one in my family totally in love with the culture. I am learning our old language, arts, skills, dress dance, love, buffalo hump dinner? Keep on keeping on! Respect. Meskwaki , people of the red earth

I'm not native to these lands but I hear mother nature's call beckoning me. I ache to return to a natural way of life even though I wasn't raised in one. A distant rememberance in the blood of generations that once did. More distance of a life coexisting with nature than your lineage though.

I cry every time I hear my people of all tribes and nations sing so proud.#Apachewomen

My grandfather was stolen from his mother, the daughter of a community in the Odawa nation, Canada. The other side of my family is straight Irish from Cork. My family doesn't talk about the native stuff (and not because of the Irish part of the family). I am 1/4 Odawa and 3/4 Irish by birth. The Irish side is venerated. The First Nations part is hushed. We've lost a lot as a family that way. Because of colonialism. Because of shame. Because of the everlasting motherfucking struggle that is being indigenous in a colony. And the worst part is, my family doesn't even acknowledge the damage done to us and our ancestors. That would be weakness. I found out a few years ago that my great grandmother died in Toronto when I was 14. I never met her, or even knew she existed. What I would give to do so today.

You can always continue to blame us...

who you are is HUMAN, not NATIVE, or SMALL or BROKEN.. you get one life, live it.. fuck the cultural and historical serotypes. LIVE.

TheBurgerkrieg I listen every day. Gets me going ! Plus starts me off reminding me of my roots

Welcome to are tribe brudda

TheBurgerkrieg Iik

TheBurgerkrieg did u try out mongolian metal?

This scene? Hahahaha stronger than colonization buddy this old beat strong since long before 1492, and we go on and on forever to continue.

Ok so I was not the only one to see that. LOL

@@trevorbanu9479 I'm glad I saw this. I was like, holup.

Yeah i peeped it the first time i saw this video

SAME

I too am a simple girl 🙂 liking a like minded simple girls thoughts ☺️

💓💓💓👏👏👏💓

CREE NATION CANADA

Sure

​@@IUSTITA Let's not be pathetic today, bruh.

You'll have to work on that.@@mortalclown3812

True white Brother has returned to the land.

I've never heard of the "hidden leaf" symbol. The so-called "Christian" cross is ACTUALLY a ROMAN cross. It's possible that Chris was crucified using what's called a "Tau cross." www.ancient-symbols.com/symbols-directory/cross-of-tau.html

@@kraniumkrack So he's a nerd. I'm not surprised. www.npr.org/2019/12/18/788913572/the-force-is-with-our-people-connects-indigenous-culture-to-a-galaxy-far-away

@@MsXizan hidden leaf symbol is from Naruto haha

@@MsXizan That makes sense! The cross shape shows up in a lot of cultures or symbols so I didn't want to assume when I only saw it for a few seconds. Thank you for adding a link as well!

Mainstream media is racist my friend sad truth .

@@mecaillagladue2587 mostly liberal as well

@@rolierebel0399 Except that if right wingers were in control, they'd be just as racist. If not MORE. God knows when they're in control of the government they put unfair POLICIES in place, which is worse. Because those policies affect ALL of us, even when we're not watching TV.

@@morgankelly9725 not really true if you look at most of the right wingers that are prominent, they’re usually married out of their race whereas liberals pretty much stick to their race I mean after all it was the right wingers that freed the slaves or the Democrat party wanted to keep them in slaved It was also the right wingers that got the 1964 civil rights act passed since a third of the Democrats opposed the 1964 civil rights act was which wasn’t too long ago I mean it was the Democrats during the 60s that opposed desegregation and the right wingers that were in favor of it Didn’t Obama eulogize a former KKK grand Wizard and recruiter/ democrat Senator Robert Byrd in 2011? But keep believing the group think indoctrination you’ve been Spoonfed and keep drinking the racially divisive propaganda

@@monsterpoo It WASN"T the right wingers that freed the slaves. The Republicans were the progressives of their time. Look at the electoral college for the 1800s/late 1800s/1890, etc. New England wasn't Republican back then because it was "right wing", that's for sure. The SOUTH was the right wing area, but they were Democrats, because the Democrats at THAT time were the Right wingers. The parties started to switch sides at the turn of the century. The fact that you don't know that means you must have been educated in a Republican STATE. ALl you have to do is look at the electoral college from that time period and read a little history.

What people in the US are burying this? It’s literally from the US.

This particular video is mostly Canadian people, but I completely agree. Rich Americans will play Lacrosse at private schools while having nothing but disdain for actual native culture.

Disdain? 🤣😂@@ogolthorp

​@@chrisknight4376 Yes, it's an apt description of the overall attitude. Language rocks - especially in a world overcome by subliterate emoji usage.

OTYKEN IS LEGIT 🔥

That's great you're showing it to students! Thats the only way you dispel ignorance

It's despicable how they portray and treat indigenous culture and individuals, but we must remember there are only 2 true emotions: LOVE AND FEAR....

🌎: ''Red Nation people....The HeartBeat....The DrumBeat....always with us...and Earth has a huge HeartBeat....yours right there, the kids-students too.......welcome😇🎶🎶🎶

woot teacher approved!

​@@Marina_Marauder❤❤

Spirit Talker Momma Bear, Just wanted to say, I love your comment. I am Seneca Nation WNY, U.S. This was an excellent video I am sure you'd agree.

That's beautiful.

❤

BEST of the BEST!!!!

Felt that

Of course it may be a bit more in those countries, but I feel like most people feel like that. I’m our modern world most people are kind of cut off from most of their culture, hence why in many European countries the sort of pagan stuff is coming back. I know a lot of kids that think Disney made the fairy tales and not that it belongs to our actual culture. A lot of things bf off forgotten or downplayed or ignored because other things are bigger than stuff like this

(Sorry for rambling, I have ADHD and it's the middle of the night. Your comment made me think of many things. I hope you find that sense of community and culture, yourself. It's alright if you don't read this novel of a comment, though. Take care) Very true, humans really long for connection, identity, community, feeling like we are part of something bigger than ourselves and feeling like you are home. Especially those of us cut off from the culture and/land of our ancestors, whether through colonization, being orphaned, diaspora, etc. It hurts to think of all of the knowledge, stories, experiences, and culture we miss out on, how much is forever lost to time because people were killed or died without being able to pass it on. I grew up away from any relatives aside from my parents and siblings, hearing the small bits of info about our ancestors when the people who could tell the whole story are dead is heartbreaking. At most, when it comes to Native American ancestry, it seems that my most recent ancestor was hundreds of years ago, at least as far as I can find when it comes to my family tree. I was honest about this when I joined a local beading circle that taught traditional Native beading. They welcomed me wholeheartedly, saying that even if I was simply an ally without any Native blood if it turns out the family rumors were false, I was still very much welcome to join them and learn the culture. Their only rule was that non-Natives (those of us without ancestors in the past few generations) cannot take what we learn and make that is specific to Native cultures and earn money with it. We are free to trade or give things away or sell beaded items that don't use native techniques or patterns, as long as we are respectful. I've never felt more at home than when I am with them. I even (with permission) learned a traditional medicine for arthritis and was gifted tobacco to offer when harvesting the ingredients and made it for those in the group suffering from arthritis and joint pain 😊 doing it the traditional way (but with a crock pot and coconut oil instead of a fire and bear grease) was a long and challenging task, but it really means so much more to them when they know that the medicine was harvested the way their culture does it. They believe that the intentions and process make it work so much more strongly than if I'd simply gathered the plants without the thought, respect, and thanks (in the form of tobacco). And maybe it does, either way it really is effective. And being accepted, having the chance to help the group, it gives me a sense of peace, belonging, and purpose that wasn't there before.

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Fwiw, I'm an old white chick from Alabama: the first great live music I heard was at an A.M.E. Church when I was a little girl. We were outliers in that we felt most country music was racist - in content and vibrationally speaking. (This has only ramped up since 2016, unfortunately.) I suppose it was only fate that I was born in a family who stood against racism - I could've ended up one of the haters - ones who claimed to be Christian at that. And the massive irony of having ancestors flee Ireland's famine and persecution only to become racist in the American deep south does not elude me. It's impossible to hear tribal music and not think of everything 'my people' missed by being imperialist - and worse. I'm only a bystander, but a grateful one: there are holy dances, sacred songs that need to be protected and archived for the world to know. Paz y luz. 🌏🍃🦅🔥🔭🌙✨📿🙏

Underrated comment. 💖 =)

More like 0:23

Ties are nooses.

@@scintillam_dei Exactly, give me a tunic or feathered sleeve over a overhyped noose anyday (Also, SYMBOLISM!!!)

@@averongodoffire8098 More absurd traditions are the luciferian ones of candle-lighting (LVCIFER means light-bearer) and wish-granting in birthdays, and the murdering of an innocent creature (piñata). The children feast on its blood (candy). Women with red lip-stick is symbolic of blood-sucking (gold diggers taking opportunistically). High heels represent goat legs (with goats being a symbol of the wicked). Don't even get me started on Mecca.

rip

Cree from Winnipeg manitoba 🦅

Thinks I'm Native American my tribe is Comanche nation and shoshone-bannock

shay caldera sweet👍

Yeah

And hear more here - www.youtube.com/@smashinadams3252

Super happy that our crazy european forefathers did NOT kill all of them. What a loss that would have been :(

Wholesome comment. I too get the vibes to this song. Come back to this video every 3 months or so.

I am, the Great great great grandson of John Crow, Last Chief of the Cayuga Idians, I am a Haudenosaunee Idian. I belong to the Seneca Cayuga Nation. Love the music, Six Nations should be proud. 

You mean the Naruto colorway regalia? I was wondering what you were talking about till I saw it.

no TV

IKR, I wasn't sure if its konoha symbol or a part of the clothes symbol XD

Renewal > Stagnation. Thank you for stating this.

Your heritage is something to be proud of. With all the true Americans have endured and are still is a testament to the truth and resilience of the first peoples. May all of us embrace the culture that sees the full circle ❤

Konahagakure? Naruto?

Aye me too!! I saw the hidden leaf village symbol and rushed to the comments to see who commented on it 🤣💜 I literally love Naruto sooo much, it was life changing for me.

Come for the weeb Stay for the music

Patton9559 ur so right, just dafties!! wi' no taste!!! Throw ur hands in the air!!!

Patton9559 I think we're good without them there..they go to disrespect..we get in trouble for found bodiez...aaayyeeee

They come with a full set of hair, disrespect...they leave bald....

Jay Simons damn rite....

My wife called me that a few times!!!! ;) Lmao.

um

this guy came to my school lul

native weeb over here too lul

Lol

I thought that to but the leafs symbol is mirrored

Saddle lake Cree Nation, alberta over here same rez as the northern cree boyz

Yes I'm native American from Canoe lake Cree First Nation SK Canada

Konoha is actually a legit name for a Indian nation, if Naruto wasn't a thing i would've believed it

@@richardsilva5110 I'm still cree first nation lol

Fr northern Cree went for the vag💰 on this one

Thanks 😊

wo sind all die indianer hin...

Hitler loves stories about cowboys murdering Native Americans. The Brits were worse than Nazis. Glad I'm Spanish. Most Hispanics are Native Americans, but they lie to you saying that everyone is mixed when you can see that's not true just by looking at their faces. I'm a Spaniard born in Mesoamérica between the most glorious Native American civilizations: Mayan, Aztec and Incan. Most Hondurans are Lencas, Misquitos or Mayans. Argentina committed a genocide against Fuegians with British involvement and Darwin's influence but that was not the Spanish Empire that did it. Guatemala committed a genocide against Mayans, but, again, that was NOT the Spanish Empire that did it. It was liberals who were independent of creationist and conservative Spain. All races are from Adam means racism is heresy. One of the conquistadores was a black man from the Congo, Juan Garrido. Seminoles fled the racist Brits for the sanctuary of Spanish Florida.

@@scintillam_dei what..? bro why are you typing a whole ass novel off of a one sentence comment

Thr drums al9ne are so empowering. They lift you up and fill you with life, no? Love their music...

Yes you need to stand next to a drum when they are jammin, it’s like what you imagine your moms heartbeat must have sounded like! Your heart starts beating in time...it’s friggin great

O they will

@@chrstnanomee7494 yes you can feel it in your chest strongly. So beautiful I love it.

If you haven't lost inner child , powwow is powerful. Medicine, washte.....

The drum for the heart and pulsing blood, the chorus for the brain and the nervous system.

I am right with you...peace and love.

Lol wtf is even that😅😅😅🤣😂

You know it's getting real at a powwow when the drummers cup their ears and hold there throats. am I right? 😏

It wasn't all Europeans the British did supply chief black fish of the Shawnee with weapons, and payed to have colonies burned for simple men themselves surviving in no taxed lands, Daniel Boone was a simple frontiersman who only wanted to escape British tyrants in a small colonie, once he built Boonesborough it was a small peaceful place, the British were at war with American freedom, paid black fish to take out Boonesborough but failed with 1500 Shawnee versus 70 colonists, after Boone defeats black fish, even though black fish had his daughter kidnapped and Boone saved her, then Boone himself is taken by black fish and sold to the British, the plan surrender freedom of just living in the woods bothering no one Boone escaped black fish by miracle, to the fort, to get ready to fight and defeats the Shawnee way out numbered, the virginia milisha shows up to massacre the Shawnee and Boone after all that wouldn't give up there camp that is a man, davy crockett tried very hard to stop the trail of tears, you are confused about types of people you have your Boones and crocketts then you have men like Andrew Jackson wanting more and more, if the British didn't bring people from all places here to rule them, then go to war with them, historical colonies and say the 7 nations could be one, if Sherman tecumseh who doesn't deserve the name of the great Shawnee warrior chief didn't commit massacres and steal lands promised on paper, then yeah just maybe but it's not European men. It's men of power from all around the world. The end lol

Its not escaping for us its a peace of mind

Ijnnn. Kknjk&.&.

Robert Whitstone grounding and centering is a euro-pagan term for basically the same thing 🤷‍♀️

Lol it’s not about escape from the city and work, it’s about reclaiming a culture that was destroyed and absorbed by white colonists.

I believe on never forgetting where we come from so the next generation has the knowledge to know where the belong and where thei go.

Look into Ghost Dance.

That sucks that your foster parents denied you the right to understand and learn from the wisdom of your ancestors and heritage. ;-( But I'm glad that you have the agency and autonomy now to do so. Much peace and light to you friend.

Ugh, f*cking posers

That's awful what kind of people are they. Everyone who is Native American should be proud 💪🏽

@@carlalewis3645 They are people who are trying to turn a native boy into a white boy. They think they are helping him, and dont realize the harm they cause native children. I absolutely think giving a native child to a white couple is all kind of wrong. It just shouldnt happen.

Dan Kruse oe

yep I sure do want to go to the white bear

It is a northern cree song 'young and free'

@@hiltonklymok7356 as much as I like this, my favorite northern cree song would have to be "smilin"

*Naruto run intensifies*

Everyone should be allowed to dance the song in their hearts.

It is such a powerful image. We must collectively do all we can to preserve this culture. THIS is the true face of the Americas.

@@aprilhamlincoln True!

E.M. K. They are the True Americans

LuisTheSteel Gonzalez technically yea

LuisTheSteel Gonzalez yes Native Americans NOT illegals

I’m Central American and I’m 52% Native American but not from a US tribe obviously!

Willimina Ponte what does my comment has to do with illegals

وَأَنِيبُوا إِلَى رَبِّكُمْ وَأَسْلِمُوا لَهُ مِن قَبْلِ أَن يَأْتِيَكُمُ الْعَذَابُ ثُمَّ لَا تُنصَرُونَ "Turn ye to our Lord (in repentance) and bow to His (Will), before the Penalty comes on you: after that ye shall not be helped وَاتَّبِعُوا أَحْسَنَ مَا أُنزِلَ إِلَيْكُم مِّن رَّبِّكُم مِّن قَبْلِ أَن يَأْتِيَكُمُ العَذَابُ بَغْتَةً وَأَنتُمْ لَا تَشْعُرُونَ "And follow the best of (the courses) revealed to you from your Lord, before the Penalty comes on you - of a sudden while ye perceive not أَن تَقُولَ نَفْسٌ يَا حَسْرَتَى علَى مَا فَرَّطتُ فِي جَنبِ اللَّهِ وَإِن كُنتُ لَمِنَ السَّاخِرِينَ "Lest the soul should (then) say: 'Ah! Woe is me!- In that I neglected (my duty) towards Allah, and was but among those who mocked أَوْ تَقُولَ لَوْ أَنَّ اللَّهَ هَدَانِي لَكُنتُ مِنَ الْمُتَّقِينَ "Or (lest) it should say: 'If only Allah had guided me, I should certainly have been among the righteous Quran .islam*/*/

@Lorilie you go girl!!

It belongs to who industrialized it, and made it flourish. Now the ways european settlers obtained this land (unethicsloy and not ok) is a different story. So your reasoning is justfiable. The American peoples were the first to inhabit this land, so it does belong to them in a sense.

@@sylamy7457 hmm no.. the earth does not belong anyone, all of life belongs to the earth.

Anyone born on this soil is a native, brother. I welcome all with open arms and heart. Share my meals with me, and we will fight together. My name is Tookanee, proud son of the Toghottele Tribe of Athabascan Alaskan Natives. Nice to meet you.

@@RBEmpathy How wise And true. How can we divide and conquer land saying it belongs more to us and push people off of it? Esp. people who have generations of culture and history there. Why? Bc we have bigger armies!that makes it right? All in the name of progress right. We belong to the universe. It does not belong to us. We are visitors here. And damn what awful guests some people make.

@@aidancarmody99 you do realize the native people owned tons of African slaves right? Don’t pretend like you’re innocent The natives proved that they were no different than the colonizers because when they were given the chance to enslave Africans, they did so without hesitation.... so Karma is a bitch

Lakoko Kaye your clans??

full cree from sandy bay sask..... whitebear clan :D live in ottawa

full cree from gordons sask now living in ottawa

MEXiCA iNDiAN TRiBE not a tribe at all nor Mexicans are too

MEXiCA iNDiAN TRiBE no I came from the Navajo tribe and if Mexican is an Indian then we don't call ourselves indian we are Native American and what are your clans

You can always do ancestry or a similar service idk all the science of it but they were able to identify 2% African and 4% native in my wife’s mostly Northern European Irish and Scandinavian heritage. That’s also how she found out that her dad isn’t her real dad. Plot twist his uncle is her dad. Me I have no native background but I love the culture and still totally resonate with this as would many people who have gotten tired of the hamster wheel of a society we’ve built

Snow Raven says, "we are all indigenous to Mother Earth." Whatever our backgrounds, there is a deep resonance with native culture. It's who we all are, it's just unrecognised. My mother's ancestors were Norwegian Viking. I had an almost magnetic attraction for that country long before I knew the ancestral connection. I believe if we are to save our planet, we need to listen to the oldest cultures that knew how to respect the earth.

@Sinkpehna RossFire Always loved our Buffy, and I actually like her newer stuff better, as well as some of her collaborations, she is a fantastic musician/poet and an awesome human being. I like Black Lodge, not so familiar with The Boyz or Eyabay, but thanks for the suggestions, I'll get around to checking them all out. Music for humans being human!

Farming is freedom from the hell you see at the beginning. It’s the umbilical to a holy, sane, holistic future.

Color dont matter at all. The fact you exist means mother made a body for you and father gave you spirit to see with. Dont let hate get you down. Go a hundred thousand miles and we will still be together in spirit sister. Real ones accept all.

@@stopglobalswarming fuck off back to europe whiteboy

@@TheRijkehabbo fuck you trash. We are the kings.

@@King-xr9lx bahaha the kings of what? Murder and rape? Yes

I pray that one day both of you can let go of your hate.

sorry, 😲😧 odxpdlx'( ! € ×+:

dee dollar Eyy my Grandmother is a chief of Lennox Island

Funny how chiefs pocket money then leave other natives to live in reserves without running water or electricity. You want to say that again?

@@mecaillagladue2587 gladue??

QueenNatalie H_dez I know why... If you could imagine a caged Bird or spirit..locked away ..doing nothing but paying rent and not living.. Yeah.. I know why. Same here.

You're not the only one who teared up. Amazing song right here!

Natalie hdez you cried when your energy felt at home as one 🤜🏽🤛🏻

Honestly, who cares? Are you here for the content or to to see how many likes/dislikes it received?