Use to sing this song back in the day at primary school AKA Elementary..Damn you guys have the words on lock!!! they say that "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" well you guys certainly are that!! Churr Mt Sac go and be great!!!
Haven't heard that song for YEARS!! Guys sung that Perfectly hahaha brought back awesome memories. Tumeke brothers! Kia Kaha(Stay Strong) on your future games! Churrrr !
Mt. Sac... I used to live near the campus. There was a doughnut shop owned by an Asian couple that had the best damn ham and cheese croissant i've ever had.
slick southpaw no its no the Maori people try to scary people or opponents by sticking there tounge out that mean they are ready to slaughter their opponents
Deeeze Kotaleeez No bro maoris Gene's are not fading away we were once cook islands than there cultured changed into what we call today Maori and we are strong just like our brother Islanders you just looking at the wrong ones
Deeeze Kotaleeez Yeah hahaha we learn that in school but basically came down to two theorys they either came down from South East Asia Taiwan than migrated more south until NZ or we came from South America and Polynesians and south Americans mixed anyways I'll leave this chat brothers ceya
Watch "Fiji E Papa,(One Love) Its of my home New Zealand, a crowd of thousands are singing this song, where it originates. Love my maori culture.. :) BTW great video!!! so awesome seeing this sung around the world. Proud
This clip is more significant, it's common and expected for one to know their own culturistic song or banner, it's another when a song reaches across the seas and into the hearts of strangers and are not familiar with the language.........
Maori and Samoan culture lol. Maori song and Samoan 'cheehoo'. Feel bad for the Hawaiian cuzzies. Their culture was destroyed. Te Amerikana only let them keep hula 😂
The Lyrics E hine, hoki mai ra E pāpā Waiari, Taku nei mahi Taku nei mahi, He tuku roimata Chorus: Ē aue, ka mate au; E hine hoki mai rā Ē aue, ka mate au; E hine hoki mai rā 2. Māku e kaute Ō hīkoitanga Māku e kaute Ō hīkoitanga And The Translation for those unsure 😁 Oh darling, come back to me. O Uncle Waiari, All I've been doing All I've been doing Is shedding tears Chorus: Alas I will die; Oh darling, return to me Alas I will die; Oh darling, return to me 2. I will count Your footsteps I will count Your footsteps
This is what unity looks like when the island brothers Tongan and Samoan come together and make a group of men have one sound mind... To bad I'm from the Bay Area that's where the real JUCO ball players are from 😂 but mad respect to my so cal brothers Usos Tokos from all over embracing the island style as we prepare for battle on the gridiron
O Uncle Waiari, All I've been doing All I've been doing Is shedding tears Chorus: Alas I will die; Oh darling, return to me Alas I will die; Oh darling, return to me 2. I will count Your footsteps I will count Your footsteps
I’m Māori but cheeehooo!! Literally all my cousins and main homies are half Māori/Samoan, Niuean, Cook Islander, Tongan. Us Polynesians all came from the same place anyway my g
