My mother was half Cherokee. Sadly her father grew up in a time it was shameful to be of indigenous heritage so he left the res and denounced his heritage. I love going back and reading and researching my ancestry. This makes me smile.
My people! My grandmother took me to this show when I was a boy while visiting the motherland. I knew my history but this was the turning point toward my pride as a Cherokee native. To this day I am a proud Cherokee/Chaloklowa Chickasaw.
I'm blown away with the art displayed in this video! Not only is the song an actual Cherokee traditional song, but most all of the images are of authentically depicted. I wish credit could have been given to the singer and the artists. Amazing!
Y'all saying this is a Cherokee song but you're showing Mohawk Indians in the photos the playlist is called Mohawk Indians and you got other people up in here from different tribes in the photos and in the songs if you're going to make a list of my people's stuff and name it after my people stuff make sure it's actually my people the Mohawks stuff
Thank you for uploading this video! It continues to be the most accurate historical and cultural depiction I've seen on the internet. I'm not angry at the Sioux or anything, but when I see a painting of a Sioux Chief next to the word "Cherokee," it drives me up a wall!
Finally just the voice.. I mean there’s the rattling sound, but I can hear your chants loud and clear. Wow. You have many of the words and different pronunciations. I believe ancestral names as well, if that’s what I heard while commenting..
THEY TOOK ME AT BIRTH AND THE NIGHT MARE STARTED SCHOOL BEATINGS ADOPTED FAMILY BEATINGS .. STILL TO THIS DAY NOT ACCEPTED !! I STILL THANK THE CREATOR FOR LIFE & BLESSING EVERYONE SAFE JOURNEY..
mic mack it's just a way to keep us from ever having our people in the system unless were tagged with identified tribal number..and highly monitored at that..this is coming from being on the reservation having the bia stalking behind every corner it'll be something you'll learn not as much if your yay lighter as long as your not stereotyped as a trouble maker....it is said as long as it's pure bloods they're not going to deteriorate the Rez and people consider us not humans off the Rez..when so much was gain from us teaching the first immigrant settlers and even George Washington stated that we NDN is as smart as the white folks but wild..he said it a bit racist then I wrote but he said it our ideas could save our country..we NDNs was never against new ideas as long as it didn't hurt the earth..we enjoy solar power and wind power/electric cars bc it uses natural free energy and don't harm the balance..hence,why when the pilgrims came our towns and villages were built within nature rather outside of it like early Europeans built..we have the idea for the future the whole time..just think if we wasn't slaughtered but listen to how great the nation would have been today better..also nikola tesla had this idea of free energy..the only problem is no electrical bills or gas bill which means no money for corporates....would it be nice to not pay for electricity nor gas bill..it'll make people "renesaince " to a new age of mankind..peace
The creater loves us he protects us in life and death but he will not control any of his children native or white so if we hurt them the creater will not stop us and if they hurt us the creater will not stop them but it us up to us to feed the good wolf and recognise yourself rather native white black mixed there is many people and each have Their own pride but it is not the creates fault if we hurt each other it is ours
Wado Mic Mack for sharing. Strong Hearts Native Helpline has many resources, more orgs, in particular native/cultural ones are being created. We have TOTA for our ancestors and MMIWG2S groups but also many of us are trying to 1. find name identify those from the schools and 2. ensure a memorial is created for all, including survivors. Many efforts, be a part if you can as you heal from the hell including those before you. I hate and am so embarrassed I do not know more words to say to express to you in Tsalagi. Someday I will and the next generation more. My heart to you and I hope to see you use this, if you can and with self care, as an opportunity to speak, to cry out in the war song, make it rain (as originally meant) to also create change where/when/how you can. My heart resonates with your words and beats with each strike against you, rise above, create change and shower a hailstorm to your heart beat as you do.
@@falsedmitry3372 Why does it matter? Just curious considering beards seem to be all the fashion these days. Well, honestly, i have immediate knee jerk reaction to that question and it being directed at mic mack vs. ingenous in general and it's relevance which causes me to wonder if question sincere or trolling someone who shared a very deep moment. So deep that posting such if with malice is like someone posting on your personal Facebook etc. and not only disliking a post but a trolling reply. Feel free to find mind as i don't care but I don't easily tolerate bullies and trolls, even via Facebook. That was very personal and anyone aware and not a psychopath with empathy and education in boarding schools simply would not write a poke to stir emotions and get someone upset when sharing. Perhaps do in person at a 12 step meeting and see the reaction. It would be more kind or less than the maybe you're just ignorant response I'm replying.
I love it thank you for making my day my power tournament is a hawk I've taken flight with it I don't understand it but it was really crazy thank you thank you thank you
@T1 in Otali dialect yes. But in Giduwa, blackcitroenlove is correct. Just like the responses. Otali: "Gvlieliga" and in Giduwa: "hawa". Also just for pointing out some accent differences: Giduwa (Eastern Band) pronounce most hard "s" sounds as "sh". Along with a few other subtle changes to different words, such as using a "gw" sound over the "qu" sound. Otali dialect likes to be more focused on "proper" speaking and favors longer words. Where as Giduwa favor smaller words for an easier flow when speaking. this makes me believe the former Chickamauga dialect would have been much closer to the modern Giduwa accent rather than the modern Otali.
Lol I was with my sister and her friend, she speaks Cherokee fluently and I'm still learning. We where with a friend in Cherokee NC and he gave me some water and I said wado and he said "it's sgi here get that Oklahoma shit out of here" lol 😂😂
@@thecelticbros he would lose his mind at the musckogee terms adopted by some smaller bands out of Tennesee, Georgia, and Alabama. Which is very extremely rare to find someone who speaks it.
Thanks for your stories, I'm finally learning the syllabary right now, as a student of linguistics I've admired Sequoyah and his script for a long time. When I first go to America, I want to visit Cherokee land first and foremost and hopefully study the language with some teachers. Is there something like a Cherokee language summer school that any of you are aware of? Much love to you from former Yugoslavia.
0:35 seconds Apache piercing! Wow !. That still exist ! And added into Cherokee video !. I know all origins of the both their way of life ! Their traditions Wolf pack clan on my great grandmothers side ! Very interesting !.
This is something I'm looking for my grandpa since he likes likes listening to this kind of music. Any recommendation on a cd that I can find for a chistmas gift for him?
the reason it is so hard to get a translation is because we were shamed into hiding our heritage, so many never learned the ways of their people. when i was growing up my father used to yell at me if i told anyone we had indian in us because they would spurn us
Jackie Nunya I have alot of Cherokee blood in me. my late uncle inspired us to let our native american shine and never die. I love the native Americans and will never hide my heritage just because some dont like it.
It'd be Hell and highwater before i let anybody snuff my love or pride of my Cherokee/N.A. bloodline and will never be ashamed about my heritage. And neither should anyone else native, Stand tall, proud, aware, rooted, absorbed in every particle you can of history/nations!!! We're a special and very precious people and it needs to stand with full force so our history isn't erased permanently.... NATIVE AMERICAN LIVES MATTER!!! #NALM
Life is good as long as one knows who they are! I always say it is never to late to learn the language(s). My thing is if your not Indigenous the traditional ways are not for you. The non-indigonous people have there own churches.
It is mindsets like this that will kill culture any culture to be Cherokee yes first and foremost is to be of the blood Cherokee but really to be Cherokee is much more than that my brother or sister you know this to be true the old ways the whole planet needs to wake up to them and the Cherokee people can be a channel for that but not with a mindset like this don't be like mogwai on the last of the Mohicans seriously he became that which twisted him Hawkeye was more of a native than he would have ever been because he understood what it meant to be one of the people I'm not full blooded Cherokee but there is a lot in me maybe not so much in my looks... now when you look at me I look Irish as hell but if you stare at me long enough you can see it and it is alive and well in me matter of fact it cries out through me like a wolf I can't explain it no pun intended on the wolf but I'm serious and Cherokee ain't even a real thing that's something that the Europeans came up with.... that's a word that the Europeans misinterpreted when they heard "Ja-La-Gee" love and positive vibes from me to you always
I couldn't help it on top of that spirits do get recycled sometimes and wind up in different bodies than what they were in the previous life that being said it is possible for a spirit that was once indigenous to become non-indigenous and vice versa
@@jimythekidswitch1633 HAHAHA HAHAHAW 😂😂😂😂 I sure do enjoy when people actually try 2 prove a point by preach'n and try the hardest 2 get people 2 see what is not there in the 1st place. The other side of it is when non-Indigenous people use the term "Indian", and don't understand that we REAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE don't call ower selves "Indian" cuz we don't and didn't come from INDIA! I know my family from the Cherokee Nation and understand what my elder'z had went through and what my elder'z done 4 us. So understand that I can preach ur fake'n 2 make story sumwherez else🤬
Josef Wyn I am part cherokee from the eastern band. I have been searching for ways i can learn my peoples language, but i want to learn the real words and not just what people think the words are. Do you know any one who could help me with that?
@@xzaviorjordan5101 Cherokee Nation is offering free language courses on their Otali dialect. It's the most widely spoken dialect, but it's a good start. Then you can speak with elders in your area, as well as the Tennessee and Alabama bands to learn more of the more traditional "Giduwa" dialect they speak in the Eastern Band.
I just wish we could all stop fighting and remember Man Killer....I come from the trail of tears..my family said enough and stopped in pottosi,mo and said enough is enough..but know this..we are still alive and we are still Cherokee...and damn the f.b.I. for not forgiven us for what we had to endure...
I need help Cherokee Nation I live in a tree that I commandeered from a bobcat I believe I'm white buffalo of the Buffalo clan and the Cherokee Joe's addiction you'll see the SOS White Buffalo the name of the Cherokee SOS I've taken flight with grandfather hawk hawk
Idk 😐 why my Indian didn’t show up in my DNA but who needs DNA to feel the spirits.. My grandmother was half Cherokee my grandpa was half so I guess that means I’ve got the blood in my veins idk but every time I listen to this it’s so calming and relaxing 😎 n I did a solo of the amazing grace on my page pls if anyone gets a chance listen and tell me what u think bad good whatever TYSM mAy the GreaT spirits shine through us all
Native american DNa doesn't show up cause the majority of them are of eruasin genome or of mongolian, chinese genology and siberian genology, they migrated through the bering bridge 15,000 years ago long before vikings and other colonizers
One more thing; it was the CHEROKEE WOMEN who made the "decisions" and "negotiated" for the Tribe, not the men. You will note PENIS worship prevails in this video, which should tell you WHO created this master piece. What you have here is an interpretation by a WHITE, IMPORTED, CHRISTIAN who helps rewrite history. Be warned about the Bald, Blind, Deaf, and Toothless; those Carnivores who carry symbols of torture, spreading Sickness and Disease.
Some of y'all should read up on the different Chiefs. There were three. And, yes, Cherokee society, in the villages, women did call the shots. One Chief was a Women too.
Actually, it is. Bo Taylor is the singer, and he's a cultural expert in our nation (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.) I've known the man for over half my life. Unless you're a member of our nation, don't attempt to tell anyone what is Cherokee or what is not. You have no right to even assume you're an expert, as it isn't your culture.
I ain’t much cherokee so I won’t claim the blood but I do have other native American blood from Mexico and USA and I do have blood from Europe for those reasons of history. But I enjoy many tribes chants and I love what I am today by having Cherokee from grandma Choctaw from my grandpa on my mom side she also mix with English and German. My dad is full blooded Mexican mix with native for sure San Luis Potosí closes people are chichimecas and others. So I’m happy what I am and what dna I am made from we ain’t just one dna anyways we all from Adam and Eve.
My mother was half Cherokee. Sadly her father grew up in a time it was shameful to be of indigenous heritage so he left the res and denounced his heritage. I love going back and reading and researching my ancestry. This makes me smile.
My people! My grandmother took me to this show when I was a boy while visiting the motherland. I knew my history but this was the turning point toward my pride as a Cherokee native. To this day I am a proud Cherokee/Chaloklowa Chickasaw.
What a gem! Great song and absolutely phenomenal collection of images.
I'm blown away with the art displayed in this video! Not only is the song an actual Cherokee traditional song, but most all of the images are of authentically depicted. I wish credit could have been given to the singer and the artists. Amazing!
Most of the photos they show are of Mohawk Indians guy so no they're not authentic
Agreed
Love this.
The soundtrack is stellar
What’s wrong with Mohawks?
im not too cherokee. only about 15-20 percent but these songs just resonate with me on a deep level
Same I feel the power please listen again
Y'all saying this is a Cherokee song but you're showing Mohawk Indians in the photos the playlist is called Mohawk Indians and you got other people up in here from different tribes in the photos and in the songs if you're going to make a list of my people's stuff and name it after my people stuff make sure it's actually my people the Mohawks stuff
Thank you 🙏 I live near “Long Island” in Tennessee. I believe it is sacred to Cherokee people. 🙏
I have a paternal Cherokee ancestor who died back in the 1780s
I LOVE THE NATIVE AMERICANS SINCE I WAS A CHILD......YOU ARE THE BEST....:)
This song makes me smile and want to sing along. :)
Sing. The friendship spirit is still alive.
Thank you for uploading this video! It continues to be the most accurate historical and cultural depiction I've seen on the internet. I'm not angry at the Sioux or anything, but when I see a painting of a Sioux Chief next to the word "Cherokee," it drives me up a wall!
Stunning paintings of 18th century Cherokee warriors. Wado, odiginali/thank you, my friends!!--Tom Reilly
Finally just the voice.. I mean there’s the rattling sound, but I can hear your chants loud and clear. Wow. You have many of the words and different pronunciations. I believe ancestral names as well, if that’s what I heard while commenting..
Osiyo such beauty in all the words,
Love it
I'm very thankful that this video has been uploaded here!
Cherokee blood in Oklahoma City right now
THEY TOOK ME AT BIRTH AND THE NIGHT MARE STARTED SCHOOL BEATINGS ADOPTED FAMILY BEATINGS .. STILL TO THIS DAY NOT ACCEPTED !! I STILL THANK THE CREATOR FOR LIFE & BLESSING EVERYONE SAFE JOURNEY..
mic mack it's just a way to keep us from ever having our people in the system unless were tagged with identified tribal number..and highly monitored at that..this is coming from being on the reservation having the bia stalking behind every corner it'll be something you'll learn not as much if your yay lighter as long as your not stereotyped as a trouble maker....it is said as long as it's pure bloods they're not going to deteriorate the Rez and people consider us not humans off the Rez..when so much was gain from us teaching the first immigrant settlers and even George Washington stated that we NDN is as smart as the white folks but wild..he said it a bit racist then I wrote but he said it our ideas could save our country..we NDNs was never against new ideas as long as it didn't hurt the earth..we enjoy solar power and wind power/electric cars bc it uses natural free energy and don't harm the balance..hence,why when the pilgrims came our towns and villages were built within nature rather outside of it like early Europeans built..we have the idea for the future the whole time..just think if we wasn't slaughtered but listen to how great the nation would have been today better..also nikola tesla had this idea of free energy..the only problem is no electrical bills or gas bill which means no money for corporates....would it be nice to not pay for electricity nor gas bill..it'll make people "renesaince " to a new age of mankind..peace
The creater loves us he protects us in life and death but he will not control any of his children native or white so if we hurt them the creater will not stop us and if they hurt us the creater will not stop them but it us up to us to feed the good wolf and recognise yourself rather native white black mixed there is many people and each have Their own pride but it is not the creates fault if we hurt each other it is ours
mic mack why native Americans prefer to be clean shaven ?
Wado Mic Mack for sharing. Strong Hearts Native Helpline has many resources, more orgs, in particular native/cultural ones are being created. We have TOTA for our ancestors and MMIWG2S groups but also many of us are trying to 1. find name identify those from the schools and 2. ensure a memorial is created for all, including survivors. Many efforts, be a part if you can as you heal from the hell including those before you. I hate and am so embarrassed I do not know more words to say to express to you in Tsalagi. Someday I will and the next generation more. My heart to you and I hope to see you use this, if you can and with self care, as an opportunity to speak, to cry out in the war song, make it rain (as originally meant) to also create change where/when/how you can. My heart resonates with your words and beats with each strike against you, rise above, create change and shower a hailstorm to your heart beat as you do.
@@falsedmitry3372 Why does it matter? Just curious considering beards seem to be all the fashion these days. Well, honestly, i have immediate knee jerk reaction to that question and it being directed at mic mack vs. ingenous in general and it's relevance which causes me to wonder if question sincere or trolling someone who shared a very deep moment. So deep that posting such if with malice is like someone posting on your personal Facebook etc. and not only disliking a post but a trolling reply. Feel free to find mind as i don't care but I don't easily tolerate bullies and trolls, even via Facebook. That was very personal and anyone aware and not a psychopath with empathy and education in boarding schools simply would not write a poke to stir emotions and get someone upset when sharing. Perhaps do in person at a 12 step meeting and see the reaction. It would be more kind or less than the maybe you're just ignorant response I'm replying.
Tsogalii = Friends Oginalii = Friend
David WhiteHawk why are native Americans mostly never depicted with facial hair ?
it's in their genes that they don't grow facial hair if their full bloods
gennifer rhoads some do tho.
Osiyo utaethah
Unalii=friend oginalii=my friend
I love it thank you for making my day my power tournament is a hawk I've taken flight with it I don't understand it but it was really crazy thank you thank you thank you
We don't say "wado" in the East," rather "sgi." Just thought I'd put that out there.
Tell em BRO!!!!!
@T1 in Otali dialect yes. But in Giduwa, blackcitroenlove is correct. Just like the responses. Otali: "Gvlieliga" and in Giduwa: "hawa". Also just for pointing out some accent differences: Giduwa (Eastern Band) pronounce most hard "s" sounds as "sh". Along with a few other subtle changes to different words, such as using a "gw" sound over the "qu" sound. Otali dialect likes to be more focused on "proper" speaking and favors longer words. Where as Giduwa favor smaller words for an easier flow when speaking. this makes me believe the former Chickamauga dialect would have been much closer to the modern Giduwa accent rather than the modern Otali.
Lol I was with my sister and her friend, she speaks Cherokee fluently and I'm still learning. We where with a friend in Cherokee NC and he gave me some water and I said wado and he said "it's sgi here get that Oklahoma shit out of here" lol 😂😂
@@thecelticbros he would lose his mind at the musckogee terms adopted by some smaller bands out of Tennesee, Georgia, and Alabama. Which is very extremely rare to find someone who speaks it.
Thanks for your stories, I'm finally learning the syllabary right now, as a student of linguistics I've admired Sequoyah and his script for a long time. When I first go to America, I want to visit Cherokee land first and foremost and hopefully study the language with some teachers. Is there something like a Cherokee language summer school that any of you are aware of? Much love to you from former Yugoslavia.
Beautiful. Thank you for posting 💙
0:35 seconds Apache piercing! Wow !. That still exist ! And added into Cherokee video !. I know all origins of the both their way of life ! Their traditions Wolf pack clan on my great grandmothers side ! Very interesting !.
This is something I'm looking for my grandpa since he likes likes listening to this kind of music. Any recommendation on a cd that I can find for a chistmas gift for him?
the reason it is so hard to get a translation is because we were shamed into hiding our heritage, so many never learned the ways of their people. when i was growing up my father used to yell at me if i told anyone we had indian in us because they would spurn us
Jackie Nunya I have alot of Cherokee blood in me. my late uncle inspired us to let our native american shine and never die. I love the native Americans and will never hide my heritage just because some dont like it.
The language is not gone. I'm trying to learn. Y'all can too.
www.native-languages.org/cherokee_names.htm
It'd be Hell and highwater before i let anybody snuff my love or pride of my Cherokee/N.A. bloodline and will never be ashamed about my heritage. And neither should anyone else native, Stand tall, proud, aware, rooted, absorbed in every particle you can of history/nations!!! We're a special and very precious people and it needs to stand with full force so our history isn't erased permanently.... NATIVE AMERICAN LIVES MATTER!!! #NALM
SO SAD ... MY DAD IS NOT PROUD OF HERITAGE EITHER
Tökfőzelék
Bo Taylor on the lead vocals
Could you imagine what your original last name would be? Not the given or chosen ones. Wish I knew.
Osiyo, uwoduhi wado
My tsalagi Cherokee ancestors were way darker than these paintings,facts!
heya ho..dem I miss all my next lives❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
엿갈라와 엿이네!
윳놀이하며 부르던 노래인 듯
Thank you my ᏣᎳᎩ relatives
is the pronunciation tsa la gi? I'm trying to learn the Cherokee Alphabet.
@@cptray-steam yes it is
@@esiahpostoak2087 :D yay!
wonderful music, who is the artist of the most paintings?
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Wah Doh
Hello
That place in north Carolina
Beautiful
Samurai Jack hello. May I speak with you . When you have time. Thank you.
Thank You !!
Yo Ne, An Ah, or Yan Ah..
we also say Ene for Islands or Lands, but I know the other meaning for Ene, or E Ne..
Where is White Buffalo is white buffalo with little
Life is good as long as one knows who they are! I always say it is never to late to learn the language(s). My thing is if your not Indigenous the traditional ways are not for you. The non-indigonous people have there own churches.
My great great grandmother was cherokee and I want to learn more about the Indian ways . And the sacred spirit
It is mindsets like this that will kill culture any culture to be Cherokee yes first and foremost is to be of the blood Cherokee but really to be Cherokee is much more than that my brother or sister you know this to be true the old ways the whole planet needs to wake up to them and the Cherokee people can be a channel for that but not with a mindset like this don't be like mogwai on the last of the Mohicans seriously he became that which twisted him Hawkeye was more of a native than he would have ever been because he understood what it meant to be one of the people I'm not full blooded Cherokee but there is a lot in me maybe not so much in my looks... now when you look at me I look Irish as hell but if you stare at me long enough you can see it and it is alive and well in me matter of fact it cries out through me like a wolf I can't explain it no pun intended on the wolf but I'm serious and Cherokee ain't even a real thing that's something that the Europeans came up with.... that's a word that the Europeans misinterpreted when they heard "Ja-La-Gee" love and positive vibes from me to you always
I couldn't help it on top of that spirits do get recycled sometimes and wind up in different bodies than what they were in the previous life that being said it is possible for a spirit that was once indigenous to become non-indigenous and vice versa
@@jimythekidswitch1633 HAHAHA HAHAHAW 😂😂😂😂
I sure do enjoy when people actually try 2 prove a point by preach'n and try the hardest 2 get people 2 see what is not there in the 1st place.
The other side of it is when non-Indigenous people use the term "Indian", and don't understand that we REAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE don't call ower selves "Indian" cuz we don't and didn't come from INDIA!
I know my family from the Cherokee Nation and understand what my elder'z had went through and what my elder'z done 4 us.
So understand that I can preach ur fake'n 2 make story sumwherez else🤬
what percentage of "indigenous" does it take to be "Indigenous" ? 50% Cherokee/50% other. Is 50% enough to be "Indigenous"?
Drew "Yona" Willis.
HA WA!!
I want to see
I need to be saved I:m in Valley Brook Oklahoma. The cops Will kill me
Wado!
there's a translation. my edudv was full blood and a speaker. I might translate. ya know. ..wahoo means "screech owl" fyi.
Josef Wyn I am part cherokee from the eastern band. I have been searching for ways i can learn my peoples language, but i want to learn the real words and not just what people think the words are. Do you know any one who could help me with that?
Aka night hawk
@@xzaviorjordan5101 Cherokee Nation is offering free language courses on their Otali dialect. It's the most widely spoken dialect, but it's a good start. Then you can speak with elders in your area, as well as the Tennessee and Alabama bands to learn more of the more traditional "Giduwa" dialect they speak in the Eastern Band.
Jesus bless You
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WADO
Siho brothers sisters
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Hi, what is the translation of this song, please? Thank you.
No translation.
🌼🌼🌼
Love
εχω φιλο τσεροκι και συναχεια μιλα για την φυλη του και το κεντακι
lyrics plz
Can someone write down the lyrics in syllabary?
Bjorn Njordson You want Tsalagi "syllabary" or English transcription?
Cal Bailes English
www.native-languages.org/cherokee_names.htm
It's not easy, but I believe it is worth it.
J. Scott of course
what the translation of the friendship song in English
Wado
💚
I just wish we could all stop fighting and remember Man Killer....I come from the trail of tears..my family said enough and stopped in pottosi,mo and said enough is enough..but know this..we are still alive and we are still Cherokee...and damn the f.b.I. for not forgiven us for what we had to endure...
Mike, your full of shit.
My great grandmother was full Cherokee someone teach me the language:(
Yes my grandmother full blooded cherokee. I wish I can learn this.
@@slopez7918 www.native-languages.org/cherokee_words.htm
What about the Sioux Indians?
They got smacked like most of the other plains tribes… what can I say?
I need help Cherokee Nation I live in a tree that I commandeered from a bobcat I believe I'm white buffalo of the Buffalo clan and the Cherokee Joe's addiction you'll see the SOS White Buffalo the name of the Cherokee SOS I've taken flight with grandfather hawk hawk
Aho
Aman
Thank God I am part Cherokee. We have the least new age stupid nonsense and well...our men are normal and...virile and not ashamed of it.
There is no "part" you either are or not. Pride doesn't come in halves or parts. Some with little blood have more pride than those of full blood
Idk 😐 why my Indian didn’t show up in my DNA but who needs DNA to feel the spirits.. My grandmother was half Cherokee my grandpa was half so I guess that means I’ve got the blood in my veins idk but every time I listen to this it’s so calming and relaxing 😎 n I did a solo of the amazing grace on my page pls if anyone gets a chance listen and tell me what u think bad good whatever TYSM mAy the GreaT spirits shine through us all
Native american DNa doesn't show up cause the majority of them are of eruasin genome or of mongolian, chinese genology and siberian genology, they migrated through the bering bridge 15,000 years ago long before vikings and other colonizers
Eurasian*
Gvgevi negad
This is FAKE
This is not Cherokee.
Schpankme Verimuch how do you know 😯
One more thing; it was the CHEROKEE WOMEN who made the "decisions" and "negotiated" for the Tribe, not the men. You will note PENIS worship prevails in this video, which should tell you WHO created this master piece. What you have here is an interpretation by a WHITE, IMPORTED, CHRISTIAN who helps rewrite history.
Be warned about the Bald, Blind, Deaf, and Toothless; those Carnivores who carry symbols of torture, spreading Sickness and Disease.
Some of y'all should read up on the different Chiefs. There were three. And, yes, Cherokee society, in the villages, women did call the shots. One Chief was a Women too.
Actually, it is. Bo Taylor is the singer, and he's a cultural expert in our nation (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.) I've known the man for over half my life. Unless you're a member of our nation, don't attempt to tell anyone what is Cherokee or what is not. You have no right to even assume you're an expert, as it isn't your culture.
I will never become a member of the Incorporated Cherokee; aka WHITE, IMPORTED, CHRISTIAN; the Perverted Man.
Thank you!
I ain’t much cherokee so I won’t claim the blood but I do have other native American blood from Mexico and USA and I do have blood from Europe for those reasons of history. But I enjoy many tribes chants and I love what I am today by having Cherokee from grandma Choctaw from my grandpa on my mom side she also mix with English and German. My dad is full blooded Mexican mix with native for sure San Luis Potosí closes people are chichimecas and others. So I’m happy what I am and what dna I am made from we ain’t just one dna anyways we all from Adam and Eve.
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