Sorry Mel im not feeling the singer the dancers grab my attention

@@carlosr9843 😂 👍🏼

In Hula the Singer is Technically the Grand Master 🤙🏻

@@Cola64 And grand he is! I can't hula (watching these handsome young men exhausts me!), but I could grove to his singing! 😆

Carlos R : 🥰🥰🥰🥰🤪

Actually it was men who danced it first, then it transitioned to both genders. *The more you know~

same sis

There is something about the music that lowers my blood pressure. I don't even watch the video but listen to the music with head phones. I found taking the blood pressure before and after that the music has a large effect. Now I wonder if the people in Hawaii have a lower BP naturally from the Ocean, Music, and lifestyle. Yes, the dancing is good too. Nice these men aren't wearing outlandish costumes.

I don't know what they are singing tho lol it's cool tho

are you gay

They are all profesional dancers from a crew.

I prefer watch them dancing in the skirts

and great energy

I bet you do.

Qq

Perfekt Discrebtion.

Almost 😅

They are all profesional dancers from a crew who have also participanted on internacional competitions. The guy in the center is one on their best competitors.

​@@KrlosfromCcscan you please tell me the name of the crew?

Both.

It’s not easy for locals. Very expensive. I adore Hawaii but they make it easy as a tourist.

I don't know if this is true or not - but many years ago a Hawaiian resident told me that many get a sort of "cabin fever" living on an island where your choices of places to go see get to be limited after a while.

@@Scottie404 As someone who went recently, and who didn’t plan for it all, I was on a very tight budget. And groceries were astronomical. I was genuinely concerned as I saw minimum wage the same as California when it should be way more.

that is my skin.

@@franklimen7966 what is the name in Hawaiian Dialect of the yellow lace surrounding on their neck?

A lot of Hawaiians would say the second guy from the right ain’t Hawaiian enough since he is lighter skinned. Kinda sad but its true.

Bitch, stop the nonsense, the skin is a fucking organ, we have to be confortable with all our organs.

@@eg-g look at you trying to be smart, but to bad your brain is so toxic and full of Garbage that’s why you had the need to reply to strangers comment with all this anger and bad energy.

Not quite "utmost," but pretty close.

Podrían hacerse pasar como mexicanos

The song is about calling the Hawaiian people, na kanaka Maoli, to come, gather together and be strong. It does not specify, yet us Maoli know, we need to be stronger to restore our government and country that's under the USA military invasion and occupation against our will that began in 1893. The USA used a domestic law, a resolution, to pose as an international document called annexation. Hawaiian Islands was NEVER ceded nor annexed in international law, USA military occupies hundreds of thousands of private allodial lands displacing thousands of kanaka Maoli. In fact, the military base on my island is putting us through a political process to stay on our lands and "renew their lease" supposedly ending in 2033 while pretending they are going thru proper political channels. At that base, they bomb my island, where people live just miles away, with depleted uranium for military training all year long and invite our school children to stand and watch them do it while uranium is ignited in their vision and at the risk of poisoning our keiki on Earth Day...like for real. Oh and every 2 years more than 20 foreign militias are invited to bimb and firefight with live ammunition in these Hawaiian Islands which used to be that bi-annual national guard training. Did I mention we must also gather and be stronger to keep more telescopes from being built on my mountain Mauna Kea? Mauna Kea, our sacred temple revered by multiple Pacific cultures and countries as the origin of their creation? Sorry about rant. Very appropriate song as we need to wake up to the lies being told by USA govt & education system and have a better perspective of managing our lands and natural resources for our unborn to have a beautiful place to exist when they arrive. Aloha from Hilo, Hawaii island in these Hawaiian Islands, H. I., a country in continuity called Ko Hawaii Pae Aina of the Kanaka Maoli people.🙌💫🌺💦

@@c.kainoabugado7935 thank you very much for your reply. So sad to read what’s going on. The song sounds so happy, I would never have imagined it was a sort of call of war.

@@alexgomez2 Mahalo for your sympathy. We have many songs n chants throughout time with "double" meanings. For example the song Kaulana Na Pua written shortly after the invasion. It translates to something like "famous/celebrated flowers" yet was about how our people felt about the political changes occurring and not wanting to be taken over. We're a peaceful country n people, designated Neutral, so war is not our goal, yet a warmongering country is settled within us, making the Hawaiian Islands an easy military target like what happened with Pearl Harbor. Japan was our ally at the time and didn't target any Hawaiian targets but USA military assets. Our Queen, the day before the invasion sent communication to Japan agreeing to be a sponsor to them into the international Family of Nations. This is just coming to the forefront more n more in recent yrs. The UN are aware of the USA invasion but the way the world works there, if your country has no government, you have no voice of your own. Pray to hear the voice of the Hawaiian Islands government again. Ko Hawaii Pae Aina on the rise💫🌺

@@c.kainoabugado7935 You should restore the Monarchy. I am serious.

@@eurotop40 Kanaka Maoli serious about the Hawaiian Islands truth have been working on it. The Americanism inculcating since 1893s invasion has succeeded in some of us resulting in clashes n infighting among ourselves (very evident in social media) but we're closer than ever now. Mahalo for your support!

They guy on the far right gets my vote!

@@bunkyman8097 I'm not going to evaluate! They're all great! Plus the fact THAT they're dancing plus HOW they're dancing is just...😍😍😍

@freiya2020, Agreed, they are as all great! He just has that something extra. He really looks great in his jeans. Lucky jeans!

Must have been uncomfortable to say the least.

Love that denim look too!! 💕

Especially on the one on extreme right nearest camera !! Mama mia !!

Waridi Nyakfie yummy !

Lucky jeans!!

Exactly well said

Yasssssss

Just the Joseph : Very sexy. I’m going to move to Hawaii! Nothing sexier than men who can dance!

You probably are aware that, in Ancient Hawaii, it was only the men who danced.

@@montiralei Of course 😉

I love to see the first guy... Nice body, specially his ass.

True😆🍹

@@jope3194 nice bubble butt, I agree......

im gonna need the locals to drop a @. ASAP

yes he is

😂

You: Me:**barely can breathe in my jeans**

Epeli : 😂

@@cynthiaarons9373 😂😂😂

KZfaq recommended this video for you?? Why who are you??? Are you a somebody that youtube granted this for you?? Wtf!!!

catpet guiller it was on recommendation to me too. 🙄🙄🙄

Graeme Doherty y’all do... y’all have Samoans and maorians

Really Samoa and New Zealand are different countries to Australia but, you are right that some of our native cultures here express themselves with song and dance. Tend to be a bit serious though. Nowhere near as much joy as these guys are exhibiting.

Graeme Doherty hula still has reverence to it. Hula was a demonstration of Chant and dance to our gods. Haka is just one aspect of Maori chant and dance. There’s a bright side to it too. You’re just seeing one side of hula right mow

A : If he fir sure was going to be my teacher, I’d fly all the way to Hawaii just ti take hula lessons from him! 🥰. Even at age 70!!! 🤪 Anyway, ppl think I’m only in my 50’s (without plastic surgery!).

Cynthia Arons plottwist : he is gay

Bee Guys Who is plot twist? I thought the masculinity of the guy in the middle looks a bit questionable. He seems a bit too fragile and graceful for my liking but, still a good dancer.

I’ve been to Hawaii many times, and my heart is there always 💕💕even tho I’m far away