DID HE REALLY JUST CHOP WATER!?Aiga (Shepherds Reign) 

He is calling for his bothers and sisters Not to forget their Roots. Sau ia🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

Shepherd's reign need to create a movie soundtrack.

Da best of da 20th century, so far. "SPLENDID " I always luv all sorts of music.

Great reaction n bad ass band!!!

Great song for Father and Son. Aiga for life!!!

Those transitions is actually traditional war chants. And we use it everytime before a traditional dance, as a hype up chants.

I love new music and expanding my range of music. Ever since I subbed I have not been disappointed. Speaking 5 language myself, music is one thing that unites everyone. Great reaction. The Ax slice the water was awesome 😎

I LIKE the REACTION MO MUSIC ,,,MALO ILE AU USO GB

g'day father and son.... aiga is Samoan for famliy

The song is about family. The are all from New Zealand, but have Samoan, NZ Maori and Thailand/Chinese Heritage. The last song "Le Manu" was about the call to fight against the measles out break that happened in Samoa in 2019 You need to watch "Alien Weaponry - Kai Tangata" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5kwIkF6LFDc.html Another metal 3 piece band from NZ and the sing in NZ this song in NZ Maori. To brothers and friend formed the band when the were like 10 and are only 17-18-19 in the video ...

Awesome man unleash the beast with in us

Badass reaction, this song kicks ass

Nice reaction. You're spot on with what you said about the language. Interesting band staying true to itself, proud of his culture and traditions. Culture Samoa, well known, powerful. Joyeux Noël, Merry Christmas.

Talofa Samoa love them ! I am Samoa is bad ass to know we have Samoan Rock Metal 🤙

React to “In the Beginning” by OneFour. And Manu Tuilagi rugby Highlights 🤙🏽

You probably know the most famous Samoan, Dwayne Johnson (he’s got a tiny bit of African as well). Left New Zealand at a young age, to Hawai’i and then migrated to the mainland of the US.

Aiga mean family.

If you want more subs do Adam Calhoun and savanna dexter, Tom Macdonald

Aiga pronounced eye-ing-awe. Means family in Samoan.