RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World - Official Trailer 

Now that's magic!! Use it

Start your music.

Dude that's awesome. I hope you're still creating.

I am going to show it next semester in my SOC-101 class!

I agree 110%

@@elisabethcantor9566 Good job!

shadowspawn2000official sounds like you are Native American yourself. If so you have to dig your roots man, there's nothing like it. I'm not Native American but I've been in touch with my roots for years now and my self-pride level is through the roof; no one can look down on me and make me feel it. Since I know who I am and where I come from, my creativity is incredibly higher and people can see my roots in my walk and hear it when I talk. So be proud brother, as I am of you.

Dude, forget Ozzy listen to Link Wray!

@@culprit7151 why not both?

George Mackenzie where can I buy online? I'd like to stream if possible.

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Beside native americans who are the indigenous people you speak of?

You know that she’s recently been exposed as pretending / Lying about being Indian . She’s really Italian and English. She’s sick

Have you visited yet? New Mexico is one of my favorite states.

@@ianturnbow7011 not yet . It’s my bucket list

I hope you now know about the liar: Buffy ! Pretendian

I bought it on eBay last night.

Depends on the tribe and part of the country. I grew up knowing Indians as Indians and natives based on tribal affiliation. If someone said they were Indian but didn’t specify, you could ask which tribal affiliation or ancestry they have. Not the same, but it’s like being Hispanic/Latino. Asking another person of Latino ancestry where their heritage is isn’t inherently offensive.

I’d say that the main influencers of contemporary music were Black Americans...

@@healthilycynical4708 seriously this seems like some white revisionist bs, I think they're deliberately overstating native American contribution and influences. Then they seem to play down the hell out of black people 😂 using Charlie Patton and Mildred Bailey who didn't even created the genres they were apart of. They were both doing black music 🤣

@@kahlilboi The punchline is, Charlie Patton's "Native ancestry" hasn't even been verified 😂

@@healthilycynical4708 if you noticed they keep saying influences and contributions but say never created 😂 that's because they know that would be a stretch, but of course some probably can't differentiate the two.i don't doubt he was a black man of mixed race, but I think they kinda went out of their way to emphasis native Americans contributions. The biggest influences and contributions to blues, jazz and rock and were undeniable black people of course. And the creators of these genres.

@@kahlilboi There is absolutely no evidence he was native but he was visibly biracial and grew up in the south among black folk who inspired his music. The documentary is false putting him as evidence.

And Chuck Billy from Testament. "Native Blood"

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All except Buffy St Marie! She’s a fake and it’s a shame she can’t be removed from all the copies of this great documentary. She makes me sick.

do you the singer at the 1:20 ?

Cher is Armenian

Cher is not a good supporter of indigenous people whether she is or isnt native

Cher is Armenian and there is no records or proof Elvis had some native blood. Elvis was a blond and died his hair black.

Elvis was 1/32nd Native American….

They are half Indonesian, half Dutch.

They’re not Indian…

Ask Robbie Robertson that.

You feel it and know what?? What musical genres exactly ??? What popular musical form were created by native Americans?? I'm dying to know, it wasn't blues, jazz, ragtime ,swing, rock and roll, stride music, banjo music, string band, spirituals, gospel, boogie woogie, zydeco, creole music, new jack swing, soul, techno, house music, go go music,r&b,bebop, Doo wop, hip hop, Fife and drum blues, barbershop quartet and barber shop music ,skiffle music, jugband,spasm band, quiet storm, beach music, neo soul, rap, funk music and disco it certainly wasn't none of these musical genres these were African American creations none of these came from native Americans or native American sources , when it comes to influences, contributions, inspiration and creating musical genres African Americans are a billions miles a head of native Americans that it's not even funny to compare 😂 you guys are a footnote in American music history. We actually created and popularized dances, created and set fashion trends. Don't mistake native Americans being apart of these genres as the inspiration or creators of these genres, they certainly weren't. Native Americans came on the scene after blacks laid down the foundation of blues, jazz, ragtime, swing,rock and roll. native Americans started doing black music 😂 they didn't create nor help create any of these genres they were apart of.

@@kahlilboi you need to calm tf down. Damn. It’s not a competition.

Ulali is the name of the group. Pura Fe, who is prominently featured in the film, led that group.

They still perform occasionally, and performs solo often. She's also very talented at sewing, making regalia, etc. She remarried not too long ago, and is a very lovely, sweet, funny person!

look it up that's what the search engine is for.

@mbsnyderc, oh, aren't you proud of yourself for smart a** comment.

Native Americans owned black people

Charlie Patton was part black and was seen as black by some of his peers and learned from black Americans like Henry Sloan 😂 prince mccoy, daddy stovepipe and stovepipe no. 1 and Butler may, jaybird Coleman, Jim Jackson an artist who Charlie Patton sampled etc etc were way before Charlie Patton 😂 the blues didn't start with Charlie Patton and roots of blues and jazz can be trace back to Africa. So yes blues is black music always has been. have you seen a picture of korla pandit, Walter Francis white, thurgood Marshall, Charles w. Chestnutt and Mary Mildred Williams ? They don't look black either but they were.

@@kahlilboi He also lived mostly with black people and had a black common-law wife till death.

@@flora-3603 exactly 💯 this documentary is bullshit

they are! they interview the lead singer. you see him with his kids.

Their picture is shown in this trailer

I'm from India btw...and I got confused...don't mind me

Right? Even the natives in this video are calling themselves Indian. I guess we’re taking it back like the n word

Its common. We use Indian country as a term. Can't tell another native what to call themselves it's up to the individual.

Yeah he should of been in it also. He really had that native Gene in him

I’ve heard there genetics are kinda sketchy. Elvis might not have had any Cherokee ancestry. I think he still does because it hasn’t been officially proven otherwise.

@@tilarose151 Elvis was 1/32nd native. That’s like a drop.

They aren't, but watch a pow wow on you tube and they refer to themselves as Indians over and over. Why don't you go to the next one and personally tell them.