@@Theworldisbeautifulplace the official video has subtitles option. They either didn't check that out or not watching it on the official RU-vid channel.
இம்மண்ணின் பெருமையை காப்பாற்றி நம்மிடம் பத்திரமாக ஒப்படைத்தவன் நம் பூர்வக்குடி. என் நிலம் இது, என் தடம் இது, என் வளம் இது என எவன் ஒருவன் பாட்டன் பூமியை வளர்த்துகிறானோ அவனே என் குலத்தை இம்மண்ணின் வளத்தை காப்பாற்றும் என் சாமி....ஓடி வா..ஓடியா... எம்குலம் காக்கும் எஞ்சாமி...என்ஜாய்..எஞ்சாமி..
Arivu - the man behind strong social lyrics. Do check out his other songs. He never shy away from controversial topics. This song is his best so far. His grandma used to call him "En Saamy" My dear lord. In her remembrance he made this song to reflect the respect the ancestors had for this land(cultivation/farming) and how beautifully the lakes, plants and rain were created to stay united amongst humans and animals. Indirectly they mentioned the land belongs to everyone regardless of different religion, caste, community, culture, politicians. Land(earth) is the best matter GOD created for his creation to live on and cultivate.
This is a Tamil language song spoken in south india Sri Lanka Malaysia and Singapore . Lyrics penned by Arivu who also lends the male voice and that of the coarse voice of old lady. The song depicts a granny calling her grand son to enjoy the elements of nature that were nourished by her ancestors. Saying the universe is for all creatures. There is also a powerful underlying melancholic message of the dark skinned indegenous communities whose toil has all along been exploited by those at the helm.of affairs. In India the dark skinned natives are dubbed as low caste ironically they were the ones who created the glorious Indus Valley Civilization.
In-depth, detailed explanation of the lyrics of the song. The fact of the matter is it rewinds the history of the human civilization and how the sons of the soil relationship is getting distorted. .
Suggestion for u - Try to react always on Telgu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam cinema.. bollywood is nothing infront of power of South Indian regional cinema..
This is how the Tamil culture & Tamil Ppl live's in Southern India Tamil Nadu State ☺️👑👑👑👑🙌🙌🙌🙌. We never give up our launguage , Nature, Forefathers (Ancisters) , Parents & Animals 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖💖💖
This not only Tamil Nadu culture it's whole South Indian culture I never seen difference b/w Karanataka and Tamil Nadu and Andra/Telengana and Kerala all same culture Im from Karnataka 🙏💛❤️
@@sp5147 Yes, my dear Brother. I'm Chennai Tamilian who lived in Bangalore, Mangalore, Bellary and Gulbarga I never faced any difference between Tamils and Kannadigas. We never give up our language and culture that is our distinct.
@@Hussaini.Chennaiwaala tamilan vankiyathu iyakaiya athan adi padayil uruvanathu kalacharam athai tholaithu athan adyalam marathu un istathuku oru mathain pera kuduthu perumai kola ne ena kuthakika eduthai tamil inathai
First of all...watch this song with english title...then only u can understand and feel the song...the title enjaamii...means...village peoples normally tells their grand childrens enchaami...means my god...so this word and songs dedicated to farmers and village peoples who had dedicated many thing to our earth.
Am From tamil Nadu.. the song is totally about nature and nature lovers.. the meaning is very deep.. we humans belong to nature same as all the animals, Rain.. Ponds.. Rivers.. go green guys.. dont destroy nature...
Hi Suleman, this is an independent music album in "Tamil" language by Arivu (the guy in the song) and Dhee (the girl in the song). At a higher level, the song conveys that earth is not only for humans but for all creatures of the earth. Our ancestors protected it and we should also do it. But the song has deeper meanings. At a deeper level, it is the voice of the oppressed people of the country. In terms of background, Arivu (the male lead) dedicates this song to his grandmother whose stories he used to composed this song. About 200 years before, the British had taken many oppressed Tamil people (from the current state of Tamil Nadu in India) to Sri Lanka and to many other countries (Africa, Malaysia, Caribbean etc.) as slaves for plantation work. In this particular context, Arivu talks about Sri Lanka where their ancestors were working. They transformed the virgin forests to plantations, livable villages and cities. After 3-4 generations, they were forced to go out of the country. With no contact with their roots, when they landed to India, they knew no relatives, no family. Doing plantation work was the only work they knew. So, they migrated to hill stations in the state to work in tea estates and doing meagre work for livelihood. And one such person was the grandmother of Arivu. It is her experience. At one point in the lyrics it says, "I planted trees, they grew and were fertile. Though they became a forest and prosperous yet I am still thirsty", which means we are in poverty and have no claim on it. We are not allowed to use it. In short, it is the voice of the oppressed, tribal folks. And, the old lady sitting in the center in the last frame is the grandmother. :)
This song was produced and launched by A. R. Rahman. He started a new initiative for only for independent creators called MAAJJA with the launch of this song.
Don't do reaction if you don't know the meaning of song, if you don't understand the language atleast turn on the subtitles you will understand what they are trying to convey from that song. Because this song is more of social message than a visual treat. Thank you.
Nice bro, your research about Indian and south movies is mind blowing and especially I love the reactions and the videos you are choosing to react .. keep rocking..
Is song me bohut kuch meaning hai former ke bare me aur ghareeb log kis tarah unke life me ltakleef le ke aaye Kitna mehnat kiye .... Wow superb song Aur mai bhi ek tamilan hun.... I proud of tamil muslim...... தமிழன் என்று சொல்ல டா தலை நிமிர்ந்து நில்லடா
Definitely a needy, heartful message in the corporate occupied world.....lets come together and save our earth with our ancient knowledge🌍🌍🌍🌱🌱🌱🌧️🌧️🌧️🌾🌾🌾let our home 🌍🌍 breath and feel happy💧💧💧🥀🥀🌷🌷🌷🌱 happy earth day...🌱
Brilliantly excicuted Rap Tap vidio song.. truly earthy , environment , insects , birds , Animals , Farmer's , Tribes in forest's Young & old .. Needs happiness & protect There Basics living Loving thoughts.. Universal message we all Ignore..
The title “Enjoy Enjaami” has so much of meaning. To the people who are unfamiliar about the title, “Enjoy” is combination of two words, En + joy [thaayi], narrated by the Rapper Arivu. “En” means “My” in tamil, “thaayi” is actually “Mother” in Tamil. Combinedly it is “My Mother”… “Enjaami” is combination of two words, En + Jaami. “En” means “My” in tamil, “Jaami” is actually “Saamy” it means “God” in Tamil, combinedly it is “My God”. “My God” i.e. "Enjaami" is how elderly people call their grandchildren or their loved ones in Tamil Culture which is so so cute to hear that. Even the farmers and labours use to call their Masters (Landlords) as "Enjaami" as a respect giving. Likewise singer Arivu is called everytime as “Enjaami” by his Grandmother Valliammal affectionately in real life. "My mother, My God, My Nature, and that's my freedom", this is the creation of "Enjoy Enjaami".. That respected Grandmother Valliammal is shown in this ENJOY ENJAAMI official video song at the end… take a look… ROCK ENJOY ENJAAMI…
Suleman sir love you . No barrier for music you guys always proved that.this song is about the working class and their sufferings. Arivu most of the times in his lyrics gives msgs about caste system in in india.
This song has got deeper meaning & innuendos that goes beyond just the lyrical meaning (translation or trans-diction) U got connected with whole conceptualisation of the video - the singing, musical composition, the vocalist, rendition, instrumentation, cinematography and beautiful lyrics - which captivates us, while conveying a simple yet powerful message for our eternity (which many younger generation forgets and get caught in consumerism) :- TOGETHERNESS in DIVERSITY with RESPECT for RIGHTS of ALL Creatures-Creation Plant & Animal to LIVE in HARMONY with US all without exhausting Mother Nature & SHE will HEAL and SHIELD us ALL if ONLY we ALLOW Mother Nature to do HER works at her PACE. The language is Tamil (S.Indian - where is Chennai is based) and just as ARR & u both stating it's just the start n eventually the culmination of other languages will follow from diff global artist & background to make it global - good effort & foresight Arivu attempts to sing in his grandmothers voice !! Dhee is the singer of the famous "Rowdy Baby" song hitting in more than 1 billion viewer count in just RU-vid alone (not counting other social media platforms) Cuckoo - is the Cooing sound of the Cuckoo bird calling out (sounds - cuckoo cuckoo) & so the bird was named cuckoo bird.in English Just as this song is calling out to all to come together and live together in harmony as a family by respecting every creature's rights & belonging to be so and also sacrifices made by our elders to ensure the world's sustainability as we are all interdependent and should not exhaust our resources thru our irresponsible acts pushing us towards excessive consumerism directed by egoistic & greedy political leaders & biz entities covering people being displaced for all the bad reason as war, slavery, conflict and the likes n they making livelihood away from as refugees or otherwise due to discrimination. There's more to it if you go deeper ... it's about displacement of people for economic reasons, discrimination at all levels, disparity & disproportionate distribution of wealth as seen by certain biz Corp & political people but very the farmers who puts the food on ur plate is left behind struggling & scraping to make a living n let's come together as one to change and correct the ills sowed n directed by the many few (max 100-500) over the many (6 billion). Let's hv compassion to spread compassion thru unity with diversity over divisibility Enjaami is colloquially pronounced, with a village slang But it's actually EN Sammy (My Dear, My Beloved, My lord) and such is a Tamil endearment term usually used by elders to address their children or loved ones; esp the grandparents call their grandkids as such. Oodiya ... is actually Oodi Va (come running) to me or here (as we beckon come quickly to me) in Tamil language (which is marginally related & spoken in Central African countries too) Vaango Vaango = Come over, Come over (is sing with a Sri Lankan Tamil slang/twang) instead of Vaanga Vasnga (actual Tamil) Did u identify the young singer holding the hand of the elder to give support they would carry on with their elder's endeavour the custom of respect & sacrifice for the benefit of one and all including various creature's sustainability let alone survival of humankind in making this world a better place to live in. Modern Living with Older Generation's Traditional Values as one Earthly Family - So let's follow thru the path our ancestors fostered -,living in peace & harmony with Mother Nature.
The song is loaded with hidden messages. Studies have found a connection between elephants and rain. There is more rain in places with more elephants. Caterpillar and frogs refer to the lower tier of the food chain without which other animals cease to exist and the butterfly will only lay eggs in a location with greens. The kingfisher bird only exists near water bodies and water was available as the olden day farmer did not exploit the land. It talks about the sequence of formation of earth. The traditional farmer always left some crops to provide heirloom seeds but we now eat GMO. We now eat so much sugar and salt and eggs are fortified. Nobody taught the chicken to lay eggs, nobody taught the peacock to look beautiful and nobody taught the algae to be green, Nature will find its way. We need to stop taking things for granted and come together and set things right. That's the message Courtesy
Hi Suleman. Lots of love from South India. Your inferences are quite correct, and the stuff that you've missed have been pointed out in the comments here. Good video.
This song has a very powerful message and that is a call for the Grandsons and grandsons ( We People ) to take care of the nature and not abuse it by cutting it. It is home to animals as much as it's for us as well. Lets leave the earth to our future generations the way it was handed over to us by our ancestors... Fertile and rich " because we are alive because of the same nature we are polluting everyday .... This is the message. Thanks for your live reaction on this song.
Thank u guy's...for ur understanding...becz its not easy to understand with subtitles in song...but the song says....our wild and old flash back of our earth...and...about our sand...this song about,dont forget our old ways ....and..be unity....
enjaami = en + saami. "en" -> mine and "saami" -> God. The literal meaning of enjaami - "My God". Another take on the word "enjaami" is that it was also used by landless people/slaves to call their landlords with the meaning -> "My Lord". The contextual meaning here in this song is ["my dear" / "my precious" / "my everything"] -> Grandparents affectionately call their grandchildren "enjaami" which reflects how much they love them(equal to a god). Elders also use this term when trying to console/comfort children as an expression of how much they love them. That different voice that Arivu is singing with in-between is supposed to mimic grandmother's(elders) voice. The lines that were sung using this different voice are meaningful colloquial sayings by rural elders that were passed down from older generations. Another aspect is the way he is singing these lines is using "Oppari" - a traditional form of music that is still sung in funerals for lamenting. The music instruments used were traditional Tamil music instruments(all the drums) and the drum elements are of Tamil traditional music not of African tribal music as everybody is assuming. Also the video backdrop with tribal people is supposed to highlight how old the Tamil civilization is. Tamil is one of the oldest classical languages in the world and possibly the oldest civilization with thousands of years of history. Everyone makes tribe elements connections to Africa which is mistaken. Enjoy Enjaami!
Elephants play an important role in preserving the forest and nature, which plays a role in bringing about rain. That’s why Tamil ancestors made us worship the elephants to protect them from poaching. “Mum (3) maari (rain) in Tamil has been mentioned in ancient Tamil literature so many times. The Tamil kings always made sure that their lands received “maadham (monthly) mummaari” 3 times rain) to keep the land fertile. This song speaks about “ ambaari “ in Tamil , a seat fastened to the back of elephants where we can sit and ride, rhyming with mummaari thus connecting the elephants with rain. The messages in this song is for people all over the world. It’s the oldest language in the world, Tamil. Tamil has the root words for many languages around the world like Greek, Turkish, Korean and even Latin according to etymology researchers. This song is about the Tamil’s way of life. How our ancestors preserved this earth for thousands of years but how this generation is destroying all natural resources in the name of development and our offsprings will be left with nothing if this continues. The Tamils always say that all the resources in the earth are for all living things and not only for us humans. Enjoy is English, enjaami is a slang for en (my) saami (lord or god) (we just call our children and grandchildren dearly as “my god”) vaango vaango means come come, onnagi in Tamil means “together as one”. Basically the song says to the younger generation to come together and preserve nature and enjoy together. The thirukkural (sacred verses) written in tamil thousands of years ago by Tamil philosopher Thiruvalluvar also talks about this! This has been translated in many languages around the world. It says “paguthundu (sharing the food that we have with other living beings that are in need) palluyir (many/all living things) ombuthal (protecting all living things). The sound they make at the beginning and end of the video is called “kulavai” in Tamil. Ladies make this sound at the beginning of all festivals and celebrations. Proud to be a Tamil
Please see the reaction of Aussie Dillion of this song, they are foreigners.. but they cracked the song correctly and felt the song exactly the way it should felt.. tears.. and emotion , and so many other deep meanings was beautifully interpreted by them in their review and they did it right..
Here is a tamilian ( Native Tamilian ) best explanation of the song Srinath G 2 months ago Hi Guys... First of all, thank you so much for your genuine reaction. Also, as an Tamilan, I have my responsibility to explain this song with the exact meaning which is missing in the English subtitles. “Parai” & “Murasu” (Musical instrument) is played in the beginning of the song. “Parai” & “Murasu” is purely belongs to Tamil tribes (everyone thinks it's an African music played in the beginning) but it's not, followed by they showed “Salangai” wears in both the legs & hands which is followed by the Tamil tribes to express their feelings by the way of dance. This is mostly during auspicious moment, festival, wartime etc.,. Hope you have seen Salangai” wore in “Bharatnatyam” which is a major form of Indian classical dance that originated in Tamil Nadu. Bharatanatyam is also one of the oldest classical dance traditions in India which is often are used to express Hindu religious stories and devotions. So all this shown in the beginning of the song to make positive vibes. And then the soil is shaking. That means, the land is shaking/hearing/feeling/enjoying to the music. And the girl opens her hand from hiding and coming out to say what is emerging right now... rest is the song... Grandpa is called as “Thatha” in Tamil She is also singing “Cuckoo Cuckoo” hope everyone know it's a bird. But which bird? The answer is given in the next line. “Annakili Annakili” which is a name that has Tamil origin for girl/women and also it's name of the bird as well which is seen widely in Tamil Nadu 50 years back and now no more because of the expansion of development like Cellphone tower, the loss of forests, plains and other natural systems into agriculture, mines, and urban developments, the draining of swamps and other wetlands, and logging reduce potential habitat for many species Let's move on further, somehow now you got the context of the song but still the subtitles are not the exact meaning represented in English which caused not understanding the deep message. So the song start with saying Grandpa weeding out the fields and he finds a kingfisher bird in the trunk hole. The frog is swimming in the water. And here lyrics says the caterpillar is sister. How come? 🤷♂️ Because frog eats all kinds of worms except caterpillar since it has a toxic body condition. So caterpillar can go and stay near the frog without fear. This is the concept of these lyrics... Further, the rapper is singing that my grandma’s has shrink bag (wallet) with betel (Paan) and nuts (Supari) which we have seen already in our life. And then he is telling his own lifestory about his grandma which you can refer the subtitles. Now the girls is saying that our ancestors left this soil with all these blessings. Our forefathers lived across the river banks and did fertile fields. So at that time, every birds and animals felt safe and happy. Our ancestors also fertile the fields across the river and live happily. She also say that the lakes and ponds belong to everyone, not only for humans that includes birds and animals. During middle of the song, especially, when the male singing part comes, it is consider as the Mother Nature is singing or saying that “I planted fives trees, Nurtured a beautiful garden, My garden is flourishing, Yet my throat remains dry” that means the Mother Nature gave us 5 element. They are Earth, Space, Water, Air and Land, then why are you still struggling to survive in this world? Because we have failed to save and look after nature. That's why people suffer from not being able to live with nature everywhere in the world. Everyone thinks that this guy is enjoying and dancing 🤦🏻♂️that's not the actual meaning of the video. To conclude the song... the Mother Nature is also asking (when male singing part) ... This is a serious statement “What the matter my dear? my sugarcane? my grandson? and then it says “Bitter Gourd in my canopy, it has given us seeds, Left by our mom and dad... (By the time they shows the old man smiling and feeling happy) Everyone thinks that they are Farmers or Someone came without meaning... actually they are all our ancestor, they left the seeds through our mom & dad... so what is meant by “Seeds” (it's a hidden message) the exact meaning of “Seeds” represent the “Current modern lifestyle” who failed to save the mother nature. In result, Air pollution, Water pollution, poor management of waste, global warming, growing water scarcity, preservation and quality of forests, biodiversity loss, and land/soil degradation etc we face today. Mother Nature is crying and lamenting to express the own grief and also want to share and assuage. Because of this strong message, this album got very popular all over the world. At the end of the song, they show the group of people which is a root of how humans diversified from our ancestors to till date. Thank you once again for your valuable time to read this lengthy message to get understand about this song 🙏🏼 ❤️ from Canada
This is 100% old village song called oppari.messege is save soil grow more trees totally save environment. Because these environment previously saved by our seniors. Don't spoil pl save.nice song.
This songs is not about reading subtitles or trying to understand the words. For me this songs is all about feelings.. You have to feel the layers of messages provided in this beautiful art. ..HATS OFF
Some info on Tamil: Need to know it, to appreciate it ! Tamil is known as the Oldest Spoken Living language - still spoken currently on a daily basis unlike other old languages Tamils civilisation is also known as "The Lost Living Civilisation" by anthropologist and archeologist alike as their architecture and cultural habits are exactly similar to that of Mohenjedaro & Harappan civilisation (whose people suddenly when missing without a trace). Tamil is classified as the only "Super Classical" languages as classified by Harvard university since Tamil satisfied all 11 prerequisite condition for classification for classical status unlike the rest. Some classical language are Chinese, Japanese, Latin, Hebrew & Tamil, Sanskrit, . N closest was Hebrew & Japanese with 9 I believe (from recollection) n the rest below that.with Sanskrit @3 (no hindi or Urdu in the list surprisingly) and Chinese with 7. In Tamil language the Tamilians coined 20 more words for mathematical numbers beyond 1 billion n y such high crunching do they need it 2000 years ago; unlike now only recently did we incorporate new words such billion, zillion, trillion, quadrillion, tetra zillion n such So older civilisations were more advanced in maths then itself which we don't quite appreciate. There are 5 most intelligent languages - Tamil, Japanese, Latin, Hebrew, Chinese if not Arabic The reason Bcos the language has continuity in those language which is linked to maths, transpiring into the "Logic" realms leading advance civilisation development and so the claim of "intelligent" Language. For example, In English the number stops at 10 (discontinuity) n there is a disconnect after 10 (between 11 to 19) the continuity behind only after number 20 onwards (21 23 .. 29 ... 30, 31 ... 50, 51 ... 80 .. 99 , 100, 101..... 111 .... 121 ... 150 to infinity) So after 10 , 11 shd be read as ten one ten two not eleven or twelve but after 20, 21 is read as twenty one or 33 as thirty three n so on but the disconnect is between ten and nineteen (shd be ten ten (10) to ten nine (19) as per by logic. Bcos of this shortcomings other languages does not fit into the most intelligent languages as per experts who classified it to be so. The continuity is what separates these 5 languages from the rest. There are many more interesting factor - go explore it by visiting India or reading vetted materials on it. Watch Praveen Mohan post & videos on you RU-vid - he is good with explanation n evidences produced during his presentation (discard the Mythological and sensational part but understand rational & logical science part of his video - it will broaden your thoughts and mind on ancient civilisations) There many wonders too there - temples with chains carved out of granite, fusion of different rocks technology !!, 800-1000 years polished structure still smooth to precision n shining after all these years!! Revolving pillars as in spindle; seven musical note off a single pillar that comes off it on striking different sides of the pillars (delicate hand carving) and many more. One more pin hole tech used so much so that the shadow of the temple tower's crown's shadow falls upside down instead of upright shadow all built almost 1000 years ago Also there are many many temples like in maha Balipuram where a circular water tank tub (for bathing) is cut out of rock to a millionth of an inch (circumference of tub) which is machine precision accuracy using only medieval tools Not forgetting Ellora & Ajanta caves n many more ... I can go on n on .... I was astounded at the craftsmanship and depictions of advanced technology that we use today almost 1500-1000 years ago !! U need to go over to India to appreciate them - I did n think I should do more if it to learn abt the skills & intelligence of older civilisation throughout the world.
Thanks to Vijay Kumar explaining this songs in detail, "This song with the exact meaning which is missing from the English subtitles. Some people have still misunderstood the song with the wrong assumption. Let me explain... “Parai” & “Murasu” (Musical instrument) is played in the beginning of the song. “Parai” & “Murasu” is purely belongs to Tamil tribes (everyone thinks it's an African music played in the beginning) but it's not, followed by they showed “Salangai” wears in both the legs & hands which is followed by the Tamil tribes to express their feelings by the way of dance. This is mostly during auspicious moment, festival, wartime etc.,. Hope you have seen Salangai” wore in “Bharatnatyam” which is a major form of Indian classical dance that originated in Tamil Nadu. Bharatanatyam is also one of the oldest classical dance traditions in India which is often are used to express Hindu religious stories and devotions. So all this shown in the beginning of the song to make positive vibes. And then the soil is shaking. That means, the land is shaking/hearing/feeling/enjoying to the music. And the girl opens her hand from hiding and coming out to say what is emerging right now... rest is the song... Grandpa is called as “Thatha” in Tamil She is also singing “Cuckoo Cuckoo” hope everyone know it's a bird. But which bird? The answer is given in the next line. “Annakili Annakili” which is a name that has Tamil origin for girl/women and also it's name of the bird as well which is seen widely in Tamil Nadu 50 years back and now no more because of the expansion of development like Cellphone tower, the loss of forests, plains and other natural systems into agriculture, mines, and urban developments, the draining of swamps and other wetlands, and logging reduce potential habitat for many species Let's move on further, somehow now you got the context of the song but still the subtitles are not the exact meaning represented in English which caused not understanding the deep message. So the song start with saying Grandpa weeding out the fields and he finds a kingfisher bird in the trunk hole. The frog is swimming in the water. And here lyrics says the caterpillar is sister. How come? It is Because frog eats all kinds of worms except caterpillar since it has a toxic body condition. So caterpillar can go and stay near the frog without fear. This is the concept of these lyrics... Further, the rapper is singing that my grandma’s has shrink bag (wallet) with betel (Paan) and nuts (Supari) which we have seen already in our life. And then he is telling his own lifestory about his grandma which you can refer the subtitles. Now the girls is saying that our ancestors left this soil with all these blessings. Our forefathers lived across the river banks and did fertile fields. So at that time, every birds and animals felt safe and happy. Our ancestors also fertile the fields across the river and live happily. She also say that the lakes and ponds belong to everyone, not only for humans that includes birds and animals. During middle of the song, especially, when the male singing part comes, it is consider as the Mother Nature is singing or saying that “I planted fives trees, Nurtured a beautiful garden, My garden is flourishing, Yet my throat remains dry” that means the Mother Nature gave us 5 element. They are Earth, Space, Water, Air and Land, then why are you still struggling to survive in this world? Because we have failed to save and look after nature. That's why people suffer from not being able to live with nature everywhere in the world. Everyone thinks that this guy is enjoying and dancing 🤦🏻♂️that's not the actual meaning of the video. To conclude the song... the Mother Nature is also asking (when male singing part) ... This is a serious statement “What the matter my dear? my sugarcane? my grandson? and then it says “Bitter Gourd in my canopy, it has given us seeds, Left by our mom and dad... (By the time they shows the old man smiling and feeling happy) Everyone thinks that they are Farmers or Someone came without meaning... actually they are all our ancestor, they left the seeds through our mom & dad... so what is meant by “Seeds” (it's a hidden message) the exact meaning of “Seeds” represent the “Current modern lifestyle” who failed to save the mother nature. In result, Air pollution, Water pollution, poor management of waste, global warming, growing water scarcity, preservation and quality of forests, biodiversity loss, and land/soil degradation etc we face today. Mother Nature is crying and lamenting to express the own grief and also want to share and assuage. Because of this strong message, this album got very popular all over the world. At the end of the song, they show the group of people which is a root of how humans diversified from our ancestors to till date. Thank you once again for your valuable time to read this lengthy message to get understand this song"
Your reaction is awesome Enjoy Enjaami is produced by Santosh Narayanan under the label of AR Rahman’s Maajja, which was formed to promote independent musicians. AR Rahman actually asked his friend Santosh Narayanan to compose a song and then they both tuned in to the song written by a famous Poetry This song was shared by AR Rahman and AR Rahman felt that this song sometimes has a chance to win an Oscar. Tell us about the person who sang and wrote this song Arivarasu Kalainesan, more commonly known as Arivu, is an Indian rapper, lyricist, and playback singer who works in Tamil language films. He is known for the song "Vaathi Raid" from Master (2021) alongside Anirudh This is the real story
Basically this song told us that human live with Nature, Animals, Plants etc. Preserve the Natural Resources, Protect the Mother Nature, Environment, and Ecosystem. Our Ancestors preserve and protect these all important things for us. But in todays greedy, careless, selfish human continuously destroying all important things on Earth. Actually human destroying their future by destroying the Earth. That's not the real humanity. Always remember that human don't live without Mother Nature, human don't exist without this beautiful, wonderful planet. Mother Nature and Earth don't need us but we always dependent on Earth, Nature and Natural Resources, Ecosystem. Without Earth and Mother Nature we are nothing.....
They are narrating about their tradition, culture ,land ,birds, trees, their ancestors everything , enjoy and enjoy mi is grandmother calling grandson as her godly person
