PNBHS (NZ) School Haka - Farewell Tribute for Mr. Docherty 

He is a legend

And mine in ‘83 !! He’s been around a while

What a great man!

Thank you.

Kids in England and probably in other countries could learn something from this as majority don't seem to show respect to anything

@@matthewhodd7052 as a Brit I highly agree with this, it's shocking to see such respect amongst young people (and I am a young people, I'm 23)

Agreed.

I was

haha

thanks

Haka has sleep mostly late 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It was.

And the wairua will feel like electric👍🏻👍🏻

@@georgeapirana812 Thanks.

That's how you summon demons. Or whatever you call demons today.

@@imustbecrazy5626 you really must be because hakas are definetley not for summoning demons. And we still call them demons. What else would we call them?

He sure is.

Cheers

indeed

indeed

Indeed

Agreed.

It nearly was ,Maori were beaten in school 50 years ago speaking Maori, bit they faught and revived the language when you loose the language you loose the culture then identity then oppression can set it sane with many countries that were colonised, we have come along way but much more to do ,it caused a lot of oppression for Maori , healing is needed in Aotearoa we are on our way however

@@amyturner6275 thanks for sharing.

@@amyturner6275 Hi Amy, so many native cultures have long histories of fighting for their cultural practices. Yet, what I am directly referencing is the shared experience and respect around Maori culture and language in New Zealand. In most places here in the United States, the non-native students would not be allowed to participate in this ceremony for fear of cultural appropriation. Yet, in New Zealand, you've found a balance where the language and culture are promoted and celebrated by shared teaching and experience. Don't let that be stolen. Its something all kiwis should be deeply proud of!

Lol!

Thanks Decan.

Thanks.

Same :sad_face:

yes he is.

agreed

True

I'm from NewZealand this is my culture and history was taught by all our ancestors and Tipunas ( Grandparents) when we were young.

Agreed.

Agreed Amir

Thank you.

Thanks

yes very powerful

Thanks for watching

Thanks.

cheers John

agreed

yes it was.

Thanks

Cheers

This is the school haka. Link below for the words. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lEBuso5WHRc.html

@@mrongmathslessons thank you so much, I spent some time looking for it and finally I found, thanks once more.

@@mioszduda8344 cheers

Thanks.

Thanks

Cheers

Cheers

Yup

Indeed

Thankd

Thanks

Thanks.

Maori war dance.

@@mrongmathslessons HAKA.

I think the haka is for the Manawatu region.

Haha

Haha

agreed.

chur

haha

@@mrongmathslessons can I get pinned

@@ace12378 I don't think so. Nobody knows who is Ace.

@@mrongmathslessons everyone knows I always leave a comment in every video

@@ace12378 oic

Thanks

What?

🖕🏾

That has nothing to do with the Haka

fark orff

what is wrong with you