Villagers React To Native American Hoop Dance ! Tribal People React To Native American Dance 

I also am native American of the Arapaho tribe, and to know that our arts, dances and traditional dress is appreciated in different parts of our world is so heart warming.

I'm Indigenous/Native (in Canada), Anishinaabe (Ojibway). It feels so great whenever I see you presenting our culture for the guys to watch. I love watching their reactions to our beautiful culture, music, and dances. The hoop dance is performed by both men and women and there are some fabulous champion dancers out there. Would love to see you show them a video that showcases all the different types of dances you see at a pow wow. Wonderful stuff, miigwetch (thank you) from Manitoba, Canada! :)

The hoops represent the sacres circle. Every step and movement means something. There are girl hoop dancers too. I love when they make the eagle.✊

I feel honored that they appreciate Native culture, and traditions. Natives love you as well. Love, joy, peace, and prosperity to you all my Indian brothers. ❤🙏🏼🇲🇽🇺🇸🇨🇦

I would love, for one day, to see this group be invited and attend a true pow wow in person! The experience would be amazing! I love going to our pow wows. I just wish I had the ability to do the dances. I can barely do the traditional dance anymore

I would like to see them reacting to more about our different Native American cultures. There are good documentaries available and hope some of our native Americans will recommend those that best represent their tribe.

My neice is half-Native, her daddy is full Tuscarora. She dances in powwows and has since she was young. The dancer must keep his feet moving with every beat of the drum. The drum is big, with a deer or leather covering and a group of men chant while beating. The beat represents the heart beat of Mother Earth. And yes, I have been to many.

The 'Hula' Hoop is named after a dance performed by island peoples where they sway and spin their hips like the toy hoop. It would be wonderful to show that in dance competitions performed by both men and women of the islands. The best of these are performed at the Merrie Monarch Festival!

It is nice to see them enjoy Americas native peoples and their culture. I also thought it was cool that Raeen sang a song this time too. Thanks for sharing.

Great focus on Native American Culture so we can realize how important culture is to today's world and keep it alive.

😅🤗❤️🖤 I enjoyed watching this reaction video. I am Native American as well, as a matter of fact I am Navajo, & I agree the men who hoop dance are incredibly talented. I hope you all have a great day!

Seeing them react and the song they saying brought tears to my eyes. You haven't talked them about the native American people have you? Perhaps it's best you don't because the story would break their hearts. I love watching them see new things. And by me watching them react, I'm seeing the very same things with new eyes. Thank you for that

I'm Native American I love how you were watching, your reaction to Native American dance. Thank you! Respect!

This is just hoop. Hula hoop is the branded name of a toy.They added "Hula" to the name because hula is a Hawaiian dance with circular hip movement.

I wanna see the dancer react to their reactions. it would be awesome to see everyone become friends.

Hurray! I've been hoping you'd show hoop dancing. It's amazing. I haven't seen much of it, was very glad to see today's title. Guddu's idea about the Olympics is great! And Raeen's point about Native Americans spreading knowledge of their culture was excellent.

I saw an Indigenous Pow Wow on Manitoulin Island in Northern Ontario. I was 14 at the time, when one witnesses this in real life it stays with you. The energy and peaceful vibes were amazing❤🇨🇦

I like how they talk, it's a very poetic form. I am glad thet enjoyed native american hula hoop dance. Have they seen the zahouli dance from Africa? It is also an amazing dance.

These guys are super talented. Did you notice some of the animal shapes they were making with the hoops like the alligator, snake, and eagle? Good reaction, sirs :)

Wado! Fantastic hoop dancer! Very proud of our native traditional dances, very proud!

I wish Babu was seeing this one. It's right up his alley.

"You are rewarding him with very less" Priceless! I thought the same 🤣

They were about as excited as my little one was the 1st time he saw our indigenous brothers dancing. That was really awesome to see their reaction to the hoop dancer

May I suggest them watching Women’s Native American fancy shawl? They would love it ❤️ I would love watching them react to that sense I am indigenous ❤️

Each of the shapes he makes with the hoops stand for something. It is amazing to watch and the dance tells a story.

Thanks for this. Had me smiling and my spirit soaring!

I too am native American. Was nice to see them react to the hoop dance even if it is not part of MY culture. The song they sang at the end was great.

What an athlete! He should be rewarded just for spinning in continuous circles without falling down! 😮😀👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I love native American music. Look up a Tribe Called Red! So good..was just playing it driving around Canada yesterday!! So happy you are reacting to this!

I love your reactions and the song at the end was uplifting. I think you are right, hoop dancing should be in the Olympics!! There is much symbology behind our dances that centers around our connection to the earth and all the creatures that live here with us. It's all about respect ;)

This is harder to do as an adult, in this video. When I was a kid about 10 yrs, I could spin the hoop around my neck very easy...it didn't hurt.

Hello from Cody Wyoming USA! You guys are awesome keep it up I love your reactions😊

May our unity keep growing!

Many different tribes have their own versions of different dances Please explore and I have to say while attending pow wows, the experience is always AWESOME. Thank you for watching and reacting.🙂

Bravo for showing a part of a culture of the Native American in the United States of American. Native Americans consists of many different tribes and each with their own unique heritage

I am Half Navajo and half Choctaw Native American. I very much appreciate you acknowledging this craft. You are right, we should push for the Olympics for a right to be seen, yet our traditions are sacred and those are not to be trampled on. So I'm on the fence about it.

It's nice to see other races see my culture I feel noticed thank you for reacting to our cultural dances

I love seeing the Native American dance & other cultural things. Fun to see the guys reaction & respect for these performers.

Thank you for acknowledging and appreciating our cultural arts. Thank you for your kind words. In Gods' eyes, we are all his children...therefore, we are all brothers and sisters. Thank you again 🙏👍👍🌹🌎

A'HO from Montana! I am Lakota and I have always called people from India our cousins. I love India's traditional dress and music too! Thank you for these wonderful videos!

I am so glad you shared this with them and that they enjoyed it so much. They might also really enjoy seeing a Double Dutch competition!! They get really creative and do amazing tricks.

Wish Babu would've seen that video as well. He would get a kick out of the drum playing.

Hello my name is Kim Angela and I'm a native American Indian thank you so much for your kind words and your praise I certainly do appreciate it the white man has no idea how much they can learn from an Indian I'm glad you enjoyed the videos thank you for learning about my culture you have my total respect shalom

I feel like sarru's reaction is like when someone finds a new skilln or hobby that they tried like twirling a pen or something and then they watch a video of tricks to do with that thing any you just watcj in awe like "i wanna learn how to do that!"

I love going to powows and seeing this locally in BC Canada. My mother has Metis heritage and my daughter is half Cree on her father's side. I learned to hoolahoop myself.. but not this good lol

I love Native Americans! I don't know which Nation was shown, but I'm very happy you showed that hoop dance for me as well as them. I have read several books about Lakota culture (Sioux) and their personal perspectives. Thank you.😄

Another great video, I really enjoy all of them. So much happiness and positive energy. It could be interesting to see how they react to world records.

Delighted to see Sarru and Guddu again. I am also pleased to hear Raeen's beautiful voice. Too bad he's shy and doesn't do it often.

BEAUTIFUL 🥰 I love Native American culture and music.. I prefer very much the videos about natives from all over the planet and ancient world stories and cities

Glad to see u enjoying our culture and that we can enjoy yours. Thank u for that song. So wonderful.

"We can fall while tying shoelaces" -- that's me lol

The song they sang for us at the end was so touching and so inspirational. I wish all Indéh/Dinéh could see this and hear them singing their support. 🥰🥰🥰

❤️ my Indigenous People!! We are so talented. 💙💙

Hi. Jane here. That was amazing to watch. Thanks for sharing his strength and skill. No wonder he is the champion.

Ooh, really amazing. Never seen such myself. Like the three I was reminded a lot of juggling performances, and there are some really cool ones - some of which might even be worth a look for the guys - but I can't remember one that was that spectacular.

Beautiful of the watchers and what they were watching. Hoop dance was amazing!

The dance is also on grass or uneven sfc, over loose clothing, and in keeping with the beat. It’s amazing.

Pow Wow's are so much fun, this dancer was awesome loved it!

It was great seeing and hearing their reactions. So glad they enjoyed seeing the Hoop Dance.

I'm Diegueno/Capitan Band of California MIssion Indian from the Kumeyaay Nation, I love their reaction to the hoop dancer

There are some great videos out there of hoop dance competitions but I will always remember seeing that dance live at a pow wow in the early 90’s. That dancer appeared to float inside that ball of hoops without touching the ground. I think it was how he stood on one leg, got in it, and got the other leg out so fast it looked like a man floating in a ball of hoops I swear I still don’t know how he did it! So if you ever get the chance to see these dances live, be sure not to miss it!🙏🏻

Do they know that American Natives are often called Indians? It was simply a mistake because when the first Europeans came here, they thought they had reached India.

Great reaction! It was smart for you to have them try out hula hooping before watching such a performance. Nice work. Also, I know he's very shy, but I loved seeing Raeen join in the music this time! :)

Having things like this in the Olympics is interesting idea. Always great to hear your songs!

The Native Americans are beautiful and talented peoples. We have much to learn from them. Pow woes are spectacular! If you think he’s wearing bright colors, you should watch a whole pow wow. It is truly amazing! The Olympic Games is a wonderful idea even the logo is 5 hoops joined together. Great idea! Thank you for watching these amazing Native dances! ♥️

I'm not indigenous, but it's my understanding that hoop dancers create different shapes with the hoops to symbolize the globe (aka Earth, our world) eagles, butterflies, horses, etc.

You all were so kind with your words 💛

I live near the Six Nations Reserve & one of my best friends is Mohawk. Going to Pow Wow in the summers was a highlight of my childhood. I hope these gents get to experience it one day. Great video & reaction.

I love the men’s respect and appreciation of the dancer’s skill and talent. This was joyful to watch.

I saw this at a small pow wow once and loved it, and all the other dances. I think this music really is medicine bc I started crying listening to the chanting. I want to listen to more.

Cody Boettner is amazing, I am so glad to see Native American culture being appreciated across the world. Aside from just the difficulty of the dance, the shapes he makes with the hoops represent many animals and Native spirits. You guys are just beautiful, thank you so much for your reactions. ❤️

I LOVE the concept of people from one tribe alllllll the way across the world appreciating indigenous tribal expression here ❤

So wonderful to see people celebrate skills and similarities and even differences in each other.

Somebody put these 3 on the POW Wow trail. Their appreciation for our culture warms my heart.

Great song at the end! The more we learn about each other, the more we see how similar we all really are.

This is the funniest, most uplifting, genuine reaction I have seen in a long time. How wonderful. ❤️

It is important to note that there is a lit of symbolism in those dances. Stories of the ancestors

this is stunning to watch. very high-level skill, strength, coordination, and concentration this man has!! luv the mens connection to what the dancer was doing.

I grew up in Ellensburg Wa. Theres a rodeo , theres a rodeo every year ( HA ! told ya I grew up there) And in that rodeo there was great Native Americans who performed, still do if I'm not mistaken. Well anyhoo, I was about 28 and my housemates and I would hold a rodeo keg in our garage, just 1 block from the back entrance for the performers. One year a couple from the dance asked if they could join us...that early( 9 pm) only few of us there...sure! I say. After a few I'm all , hey tell your friends to come over. We had a BLAST ! about 20 or performers were partying with us 40 or so cowboys at the end of the night. Great fun had by all. And NO, there was no dancing LOL.

Indians watching NDNs aka Natives in usa, great. Loved the Honor Song you sang for this Indigenous Hoop dancer. Yes, it should at least be a demonstration sport in the Olympics!

I'm just blown away by the dancer's stamina alone. 👏🏽

I'm Native American of the Blackfoot tribe, and this has warmed my heart. Thank you for showing our people such respect. Hoop dances are often seen as prayers and for healing by most (if not all). Bless you all. 🙏🏼 🪶 🧡

Hula Hoop is a brand name and was so named after the Hula Dance like movements one makes when one uses it. Native American Hoop Dance is an ancient indigenous tradition dating back thousands of years. Some hula hoop dancers have attempted to imitate some of the dance moves, but the people of this and other tribes who practice hoop dance are the true masters.

I remember watching the kid perform this. His talent is amazing. I've met the father only once too. He's very centered in teaching native history to all those that'll lend an ear.

Boozhoo, I’m from the Red Lake Nation (Anishinaabe/ Ojibwe).. thank you for reacting to Native/Indigenous Culture.. Miigwetch

Agreed! This should be an Olympic sport. He was incredible!!

I'm Native American chiricahua and mescalero Apache I love watching your channel 💓💓💓💓💓

This channel just has the best videos. I look forward to every one. This is my go to channel

Dancing is sacred in our culture, sometimes used for fun but many times used in ceremony, this is only one of the many traditional dances of the native American tribes, glad you got a chance to see it

Gathering of Nations is the largest PowWow to date held in Albuquerque NM every year in April . They have website. Love to see these tribal people see our tribes. All are beautiful, All the Indians in India and all the Natives in Americas 🌎

@08:14, "... I have not seen this in the Olympics." 🥰😂

I thank you guys! Haven’t I haven’t enjoyed a great video in a while! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I am Lakota Sioux, the money that was being put down will be taken and given to one of the elders of the tribe that is there as a gift/honoring.

Love Raeen being inspired to sing!

We Indigenous people have our own sport events. WEIO Olympics and the Indian Relay. The first one I mentioned they do things like carve seals see who is the fastest. Second one is also amazing as well. Indigenous people run what is similar to a triathlon but with horses.

Tansi from the cree tribe in Alberta Canada that is hello in cree I love the reactions you do to my culture.

I I ove this hoop dance! once when I was a young girl, my parents took us to see this dance performed at BYU. The Native Americans who performed it did it in the dark with glowing hoops, it was so phenomenal, we all jumped and shouted and hurrah afterward, and they came back and did a little more even. That was a memorable evening. It's been over 40 yrs ago since then, and I still remember it!

Check out a fancy dance or a jingle dress dance! Now those are elaborate! Proud to be Cherokee so thankful for our brave ancestors who fought so hard and endured much hardship and suffering for this to continue!

Love the enthusiasm and the song at the end

The young man dancing is my cousin. He is an amazing hope dancer