Γιατί θα σε φοβηθεί ρε γατάκι. Γιουσουφάκια. Από τα 84.000.000 που είστε τα 83.000.000 πεινάτε και δεν έχετε στον ήλιο μοίρα. Αντί να σεβαστείς βγάζεις και γλωσσα. Έχετε τόσα χρόνια απειλείτε απειλείτε και μόνο στην απειλή μένετε. Ελάτε.γιατι δεν έρχεστε? Φλωροι. Παραβιάζεται τα σύνορα και μόλις σηκωθούν τα αεροπλάνα μας τρέχετε να σωθείτε. Σκύψε το κεφάλι τώρα και θα σέβεσαι χανουμακι. Μογγολε.
“Hey I will fight you. The game’s on brother” “Ok but we have to dance” “Lemme get my knife” “Why u swinging it out like that. Cmon do better bro” “Nah bro, my knife can swing like a slingshot.” “Hold my hand and let’s swing our knives together” “HELL YEAH HOMIE”
Με την ΚΟΠΑ στην οποια χορευα και εγω καναμε το 1963 αναπαρασταση του Ποντιακου γαμου στο Παναθηναικο Σταδιο και στο τελος τα παιδια χορεψανε τα μαχαιρια . Παρακολουθησανε την παρασταση οι τοτε Βασιλεις Παυλος και Φρειδερικη οι οποιοι ζητησανε να δουνε τα μαχαιρια δεν ξερω τι σκεφτηκανε και γιατι παντως η εκδηλωση ηταν μοναδικη
@@1.611. Δε ξεχνιέται ρε φίλε καμία Κύπρος. Εφόσον έχουμε τουλάχιστον τη μισή. Τα μέρη που ανέφερε, δεν έχουμε ούτε το 1/10, γι'αυτό τα ανέφερε. Τα αλύτρωτα. Τουλάχιστον στη Κύπρο μόνο μερικοί Τούρκοι τη μολύνουν εν αντιθέσει με τα άλλα μέρη.
Hey turks, we dgaf if pontians are georgian/arab/armenian/chinese/japanese, that doesnt mean that their traditions are not greek too. Search this dance's origin, it's called pyrrhic dance and it is originated from western Crete. This is performed even by gheg Albanians.
@@Dinosaur315 Why not? Since I'm a Turkish person with overwhelming Pontic Greek ancestry, why shouldn't my claim to Minoans and Ionians be legitimate? Pontic Greeks do apparently have a connection to Greeks of Miletus. Language, history and folklore proves this so. It's only natural I have a claim to them as much as any Pontic Greek does, no?
@@SaintIsshxn "Uşak" means "boy" in the Northeastern Anatolians' Turkish dialect/accent. He was basically saying "Good job boys" not "good servants" or anything.
I am from the Blacksea region of Turkey. We have a similar dance and music. I have never liked this since I heard the sound and move of it when I was a child. Now I know why. A Turko-Mongol man never plays or dances with weapons. He considers his body and any tool that is used by it as a weapon system. Thus, It must be ready in all conditions by relentless practice (usually in a quiet place with comrades) and never showed to potential opponents.
Liking or disliking the music is only based on musical preference. However, within the dance itself is hidden the whole history of Greece. Brother fights brother, they fume, they explode, but in the end they lay their weapons down forgive each other and make peace, for their hearts command it. They are not commandos, they are not soldiers. They do not kill for fun, they do not abuse power, and challenge in arrogance their neighbours.They are the spirit of the thousands of years Greece has lived. This spirit is nothing like you've ever known. It's not familiar to you nor it will ever be, and thus you fight it with fury.
@@ilnamso1461 This was a fully old Greek dance..4000 years ago.Also it was danced before the wars before 3000 years.Also they dance it before Olympic games before 2300 years.Firstly it was described at a book:"Κύρου Αναβασις" from Xenophon at 370 B.C.So u can understand now why is fully greek.At trabzon and at black sea generally is dancing this because there was greek population until 100 years ago.From 700 b.C,after at Byzantium emperor and at last trabzon emperor which stopped to exist at 1492 when ottomans won and make their kingdom at this area.Thats the history my friend.I can suggest u some history books if u want to learn more.Friendly..
@@gianniss8726 Greeks came from Milete (near Antalya) to Trabzon for trading in 756bc. Before that other people lived in that area, for example Laz. Greeks learned this dance from the Laz my friend
ΛΕΒΕΝΤΙΕΣ ΜΑΣ ΝΑ ΖΗΣΕΤΕ ΚΑΜΑΡΙΑ ΠΑΛΗΚΑΡΙΑ ΕΥΓΕ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΘΑΥΜΑΣΙΟΥΣ ΓΟΝΕΙΣ ΠΟΥ ΤΑ ΑΝΑΘΡΕΨΑΝ ΕΙΜΑΙ ΠΑΡΑ ΠΟΛΛΗ ΥΠΕΡΗΦΑΝΗ ΓΙΑ ΕΣΑΣ Η ΓΛΗΚΙΑ ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΜΑΣ ΠΡΟΣΤΑΣΙΑ ΣΑΣ
