READ THE DESCRIPTION. "A combination of the Filipino Martial Art, Arnis, and a modern interpretation of the Filipino warrior spirit through the use of modern hip-hop beats and bamboo sticks."
how about the true warrior dance in Mindanao, our kababayan Mindanawon ancestors who fought Spaniards in 16th century ,before revolution in Luzon island 1898
@Imperial Commander Yue Fei 岳飛 Filipino culture is based on Filipino identity. And Filipino identitiy exemplifies adaptability(taking the tones of anything they come in contact with). And if we are going to be technical about it, the "Filipinos" back then were the half-breeds and the "Indios" were the natives. Pinoy culture isn't pre-Hispanic; it's post-American. Pre-Hispanic tribal culture isn't the only Pinoy culture, it's a part of the history of Pinoy culture. If you believe that Pinoy culture is pre-Hispanic then you're analyzing culture in a bubble. In the real word, no culture exist in a bubble. All culture everywhere is constantly building upon itself and developing as time goes on. As a Filipino, whether you mean to or not, you're gonna develop certain associations to specific cultural patterns. This celebratory dance-prayer to combat sounds Filipino modern. Edit: It's basically the Taglish of Filipino dances.
Me me yep, look at most filipino war dances theyre usually shown to teach balance or methods of using weapons and drills while this is just people hitting sticks and dancing
Yeah. Looks more theatrical but More of the beat is use by head hunters when then went home after cutting the chief's head of the enemy tribe. The real one is not bamboo but spears with 2-5 spikes.
@@carllubrin8518 yezzz maka miss!! 💖 Especially sparring time. I usually got paired with the boys and went home with a bruise every after sparring training 🤣 well worth it tho hahaha
It sounds kinda like sinulog with its beat. But made to sound more dynamic like fighting. This is modern filipinos melding modern sound with tradition. It's not supposed to sound like any tribe. It doesn't have to be based on a tribe. It just has to sound Filipino. Otherwise, it would just represent a region. And the most popular traditional sound and recognized by all Filipinos is heard in festivals.
Actually pagkakaalam ko meron din tayo version ng haka dance noon siguro kung hindi tayo sinakop ng Español baka marami rin tayong traditional war dance like sa new Zealand, hawaii, at samoan
Was that a Filipino or Native American Warrior Dance? Cuz Filipinos never paint tattoos on between their eyes, but they put tattoos in their whole body
'Spirit of the Warrior' not appropriate for being enslaved hundreds of years😁maybe for the never been conquered group, the Igorot of the Cordilleras🤠💪😁
Well, any tribe that survived colonization (even the ones that didn't) can use that title. They fought for their people. It's not about winning.. you must be white.
READ THE DESCRIPTION.
"A combination of the Filipino Martial Art, Arnis, and a modern interpretation of the Filipino warrior spirit through the use of modern hip-hop beats and bamboo sticks."
PROUD FILIPINO!! WE ARE ALL THE SAME BROTHER AND SISTERS!! WARRIOR'S ❤
This gave me goosebumps! Absolutely amazing! I’m so proud to be Filipino!!
Oo!!
Me too 😂
This should be performed by Sports players before a match. Especially if they are going to face New Zealand, would be a great sight
I’m 💯 Pinoy but didn’t know Filipino tribes had war dances👍💪💕
Indigenous cultures are so beautiful
Definitely gonna use this as a reference when i make a asianxwestern neo-apocalyptic future with martial arts
how about the true warrior dance in Mindanao, our kababayan Mindanawon ancestors who fought Spaniards in 16th century ,before revolution in Luzon island 1898
What's the name???
Visayans are better
Proof of regionalism right in these comment thread
Sad...
John Dave Camarin
I am from Luzon. So we are United, Visayas and Mindao I hope you all know what I mean ❤️ 🇵🇭
Tayo ay Pilipino kaya dapat magkaisa.
"True warrior dance." 😁 You know who else was not conquered by the Spaniards? The Igorots. 😉
Sobrang proud ako
So powerful and mega beautiful!❤ Proud to be Filipino
Sana maging traditional dance ng pinas to
Neoly Calopez hi ate
oh no,it won't. It's a Fil-Am interpretative dance, that has nothing to do with Tribal Filipino dance moves.
@Imperial Commander Yue Fei 岳飛 there ain't a pure traditional "Filipino" culture that is purely homogeneous to the whole Philippines.
@Imperial Commander Yue Fei 岳飛 Filipino culture is based on Filipino identity. And Filipino identitiy exemplifies adaptability(taking the tones of anything they come in contact with). And if we are going to be technical about it, the "Filipinos" back then were the half-breeds and the "Indios" were the natives. Pinoy culture isn't pre-Hispanic; it's post-American. Pre-Hispanic tribal culture isn't the only Pinoy culture, it's a part of the history of Pinoy culture. If you believe that Pinoy culture is pre-Hispanic then you're analyzing culture in a bubble. In the real word, no culture exist in a bubble. All culture everywhere is constantly building upon itself and developing as time goes on. As a Filipino, whether you mean to or not, you're gonna develop certain associations to specific cultural patterns. This celebratory dance-prayer to combat sounds Filipino modern.
Edit: It's basically the Taglish of Filipino dances.
@Imperial Commander Yue Fei 岳飛 Thumbs up for that
Philippines is so very diverse specially in culture's 🔥🔥🔥
I think it is. More of theatrical performance
This is not warrior dance haha. just a hiphop dance with sticks
Me me yep, look at most filipino war dances theyre usually shown to teach balance or methods of using weapons and drills while this is just people hitting sticks and dancing
Yeah. Looks more theatrical but More of the beat is use by head hunters when then went home after cutting the chief's head of the enemy tribe. The real one is not bamboo but spears with 2-5 spikes.
Yes ! Yes !
Mabuhay.
Good performance. Mabuhay ang pilipinas
mabuhay ang Pinas!
Same sound rythm with sinulog..
...(smirk) the guy second from the left didn't come to practice lol klaro kaau ka bah!!! XDDDD
Outstanding.
awesome
Proud to be filipino 💪😊🤙
Austronesian Peoples are awesome!
Binibigyan ako lakas sa video nato😂
Proud to be a filipino
Hmm I’m Filipino and I wonder what I assessors did? 🤔
bro yes.
Nanay: “bakit ayaw mo ng filipina?”
Me: “Ayoko, nay. I just haven’t found any I’m interested in.”
*finds this video*
Also me: “on second thought…”
the love and care of a Filipina can give you, is incomparable!
I want other country see this
I’m just wonderiing are they secretly doing arnis drills it looks familiar when they hit the bottom and the top
Iirc, Arnis/Kali survived all this years from the Spaniards because they were hidden in dances.
halo late reply haha i was an arnis varsity in hs, and yes arnis drills are in their moves
diana banana nice my uncle taught me sikaran arnis aa a kid till 2000 a the memories
@@carllubrin8518 yezzz maka miss!! 💖 Especially sparring time. I usually got paired with the boys and went home with a bruise every after sparring training 🤣 well worth it tho hahaha
diana banana we did 2 hours of class half hour full stretching 1 hour with the arnis and nunchucks then 1 hour of kicking
killed it man 🤟
That kiss at the end was unnecessary .
ehm.... i'm confused...what tribe is this suppose to be based on? I know most of the tribal dances and song rhythms but this is sounding too modern.
It sounds kinda like sinulog with its beat. But made to sound more dynamic like fighting. This is modern filipinos melding modern sound with tradition. It's not supposed to sound like any tribe. It doesn't have to be based on a tribe. It just has to sound Filipino. Otherwise, it would just represent a region. And the most popular traditional sound and recognized by all Filipinos is heard in festivals.
Theres viking, Native American, and Filipino warriors does it really matter
Sinulog i war song of bisayan became celebrating song bcoz going to modern times
I can't help thinking.....where did they stomp the bamboos back then? They won't make that sound on grass? Made up?
😮😮😮😮😮
Is this the filipino haka?
We have a haka that's maori but some igorot s tribes do have a war dance
This makes me want to better life i want to do drugs on the side of the street 😢
Batle cry
not the true warrior dance. Just a dancers in theatro.
Durmstrang who
Maganda pa rin yung haka. ng mga Maori. Na preserve nila yung culture
Yeah sadly saatin mga indeginous people nalang ang na perform nito we're too influenced wth other nation's cultures likeJapanese and american culture
Actually pagkakaalam ko meron din tayo version ng haka dance noon siguro kung hindi tayo sinakop ng Español baka marami rin tayong traditional war dance like sa new Zealand, hawaii, at samoan
No disrespect but can someone make a phonk out of this?
The Anyo wouldve been nice to perform also here😄
Born from tribal hearts, cultured from the enemy, Born to kill the enemy! Were warriors
Was that a Filipino or Native American Warrior Dance? Cuz Filipinos never paint tattoos on between their eyes, but they put tattoos in their whole body
The igorots, sinulog, yakan.....depends on the tribe. There’s was more than the pinatados and even they had face tattoos.
Filipino
We did tattoo our faces, read our history.
So similar to Maori and yet Maori still say they didn't migrate from south east Asia but claim they are native Americans lol
ohio 💀
Seperti dayak
Long Live sa lahing Maharlikan
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Naunsa mani oy dili man authentic
Filipino Haka
They are dancers hahaha. not warriors.
A complement to Native American culture and spirit.
Bro
*sigh*
Bruh
'Spirit of the Warrior' not appropriate for being enslaved hundreds of years😁maybe for the never been conquered group, the Igorot of the Cordilleras🤠💪😁
Well, any tribe that survived colonization (even the ones that didn't) can use that title. They fought for their people. It's not about winning.. you must be white.
Their warrior costume is inappropriate and offensive
WHAT
Why?
@@SamuelSantos-bx2rh The narcissism of taking offense by proxy.