I'm from central europe and never traveled to north america. By coincident I clicked Stadium Pow Wow a couple of days ago. I never really came in contact with the culture and history of native americans and the first nations before but because of you I wanted to learn. Right now I'm reading and watching everything I can find about native history and I started to follow what's happening still today at Standing Rock. I can't thank you guys enough for opening my eyes to all this! Please keep it up, you're doing such an important work there!
you do realize there are hundreds of different indigenous tribes all across the world, each with their own rich and storied culture... there's no such thing as ~native american culture~ please stop homogenizing us, thanks
I'm Scandinavian and married to soix and have two girls... and I'm so proud of my family and are so glad that we can teach are girls two different life styles and yet are literally the same..we are all one tribe one people one heart...
Some of us were Native in our last lives, just got stuck in white skin in this incarnation... but my soul never forgets and still yearns for what once was...
I’m an actual Indian lol and the trad parts of this sound just like my people’s music (my parents are from the villages of Tamil Nadu). Combining that with modern beats is absolutely breathtaking. It’s so mystical and emotional for me to listen to. I wish we made music like this (or at least I don’t know if it)
Yes!! Alot of trad music has been getting modernized versions to get alot of indigenous youth motivated. It should be done more because it's so exciting to see. 😄
Goddamn this video is impressive. Love the camera work, and it is as impressive as always to see the expression of Native art and culture still alive today 😎
Its always good to see more aboriginal culture through media coverage. I believe its an important tool to cultivate a sense of self esteem and restore pride in aboriginal youth.
It's actually considered really insulting to call Native/Indigenous/First Nations people in Canada aboriginal.. we don't like it. I'm pretty sure that's only an acceptable term in Australia, where they actually call themselves that.
I just saw you guys on a show and I ran upstairs grabbed my phone and searched you up. Great video! I'm native and I love the message of all your songs ❤️
how good is it when you provide a great positive role model for your kids, grand kids and people from your culture...that is the ultimate gift and comes back twenty fold especially with the large scale negativity that exists in the world today.....thumbs up from the minority that thinks your not great because your better than that - like the sky - endless ( I never even heard of you guys before but found a video and thought why hasn't the world found out about these guys........don't under estimate the power of the internet......thanks
Gretchen KD I don't know a lot of white people like to assume they're native if they have the smallest percentage of native american blood in them. Not assuming you are white though.
Every second of this video is awesome, but my absolute favorite part is the dancers walking through the high grass towards the meet up and hearing the bells on their regalia playing against the sounds of the city around them. AMAZING.
The meaning of this video is the representation of the awakening happening to all of us whether we are currently aware of it or not. This is the hallucination spreading light and spirituality in to the world with their creations. This video is trying to explain that you do not need to be a native American dressed in appropriate customs to become a creator of light. They are spreading their spirituality and love and sacred tradition into the minds and realities of all who experience. This video is to show you, you to have power and creativity. The city (and western society/whole world) has for to long been controlled with low frequencies and restricting fearful mindsets. Due to this current awakening and shift in conciseness, perspective, and frequency the cities are becoming INDIAN CITYS, and its a direct result of the Indian light love and creation people are now empowering themselves with. I love you all, refuse to allow fear and constructs to restrict your ability to create and love!
the part I love love A Tribe Called Red is that I feel they give the Native American people a voice just something that had in a long time much respect
Watching you guys perform, and watching the videos makes me wish I knew about my Native American ancestors more. My great grandma on my dad's side was half native, and told me about watching her mother who was fully native, forced to conform to European ways, and not be able to tell her about her peoples language, customs, or what tribe they were from because the Norwegian man she'd been married off too refused to let her talk about it- so in many ways the history has been lost. It's a very Norwegian thing to do unfortunately, to tell a native wife not to acknowledge her heritage and people because it wasn't 'proper'. The Norwegian people did the same thing to their own native people and it nearly destroyed them. Luckily my mother was interested in cultural anthropology, and was able to take down some of the information before my great grandma died, and tried to expose me to many tribal cultures so I could hopefully learn about my ancestry- even though we aren't sure which tribe my great grandma was from. I was able to find out some about my native Norwegian heritage, the Sámi people.
Awesome! I Love being a fan of TCR....keeps us in the new beats and never forgetting our roots and cellular memories! Keep up the great work, Thank you! Oyate kin lowanpi na wacipi awastelakapi......Chanchega kin Wakhan hecha.....wicoicage yeyin kte! Pilhamayaye
I clicked cuz I wanted to know who would dare name their group after A Tribe Called Quest! 😂 But I am so impressed, hip hop has become a blessing for the indigenous and oppressed worldwide 🙏🏾💜
I have algonquin heritage and know almost nothing of my family heritage..but hearing music like this makes my heart long for something i miss that i do not know about..but i strongly feel it in my heart the calling from "the sound of home".
this is so incredibly gorgeous and powerful . . . I'm white, but we went to pow wows a few times when i was kid and i will never forget how moving they were--so much power, straight out of the earth. the drumming and singing simply blew my mind. this does it all over again. shivers for the whole song. thank you so much.
What’s amazing to me is historically how connected various First Nations people are through all North America. I come from Saskatchewan, Canada and there are a lot of people’s that settled here like Sioux, Cree, Saulteux, Dene, Dakota, And even supposed roots to the Blackfoot and Atsina. So much history to learn about these people’s and much respect to their wonderful cultures and spiritualities.
This is amazing! I've always been in captivated and in such awe of your culture. I'm Tongan (Polynesian) and I was wondering is there a meaning with each headdress?? I noticed there's different ones. What do they mean? There's one that covers the eyes and I've always been drawn to that one the most. What does that one mean? I'd love to know
Seeing them Live is a Relevation. we saw A Tribe Called Red on the HalluciNation tour in Vermont Higher Ground and it was AmazeBalls. They had two of these dancers touring with them, switching back and forth between the regalia and hiphop gear, and it was.. so Powerful. Gratitude to have seen it! #DigitalPowWow #ATribeCalledRed
Heard this group for the first time on Randy Bachman's Canada Day edition of Vinyl Tap on CBC Radio and was blown away! Love the beat and the energy, plus it has such a unique sound to it. Great music!
Tribe Called Red RULZ; in the kitchen listening to this over and over dancing, and feeling the VIBE! Sending Love ❤️ Light 🌝 and Blessings 💞🙏🏽 Love conquers-eradicate fear! 🌎🧬
I'm not part of the Great Nations. I'm a south american, with cultural and blood influence from the natives from around here, wich are not the ones tributed by this song. Still. Thanks to the power of music, I feel it in my bones as "my own", even if it's not. You guys are doing great work.
I have been following ATCR since I first heard of them. Thank you for your amazing music and message. Sad you won't be playing near me this tour but I did get to see you in tiny Wiarton Ontario so I can't complain too much!
This song made my heart happy! Most of the time, ill pick a song I like, then let UA-cam pick, because I find the coolest music that way. Today, I picked one of the first of yours that I heard. It led me to this, one of your newest, and I'm so glad. Thank you again, for talking to my heart. Your ancestors have to be so proud!💖💖💖
What really gets me is that I grew up knowing that indigenous heritage is a major part of me genetically, but we’re 2nd generation born off the rez so I never had any exposure to my culture. The way we dance especially gets me because I used to go to raves and dance, and no one ever told me to or showed me how, and I never saw footage til the last decade or so, but I just naturally dance exactly like this. Makes me feel some type of way because how did I know to do this? It makes me all but disregard my other genetics because this is the land that I live on and it calls to me
Just going to put this out there... Would/Could A Tribe Called Red do a collaboration with RDB or Punjabi MC or a similar group? Native American DJs and Punjabi Bhangra together on a track?? Really mess with people's heads (in a good way) by having the different "Indian" DJ cultures come together. Could be a positive musical experience in the right hands...
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I'm from central europe and never traveled to north america. By coincident I clicked Stadium Pow Wow a couple of days ago.
I never really came in contact with the culture and history of native americans and the first nations before but because of you I wanted to learn. Right now I'm reading and watching everything I can find about native history and I started to follow what's happening still today at Standing Rock.
I can't thank you guys enough for opening my eyes to all this!
Please keep it up, you're doing such an important work there!
you do realize there are hundreds of different indigenous tribes all across the world, each with their own rich and storied culture... there's no such thing as ~native american culture~
please stop homogenizing us, thanks
Wobblebass meegwetch!🖤💖
It's 2 I's not 2 E's (It got changed)
Freakin awesome music video.
GameSP actually the northern Anishinaabe spell it with two E's more southern Anishinaabe like us in Minnesota spell it with two I's.
Love and respect from the Scandinavians. Let's unite the world with our peaceful songs in millions of diverse voices. Let our bravery awaken!
I'm Scandinavian and married to soix and have two girls... and I'm so proud of my family and are so glad that we can teach are girls two different life styles and yet are literally the same..we are all one tribe one people one heart...
You guys are fucking incredible! Big ups from Denmark!
U betta believe it :D
Agreed. Need a European tour asap! I NEED to experience this shit live.
esbee Come to the United States then
Yes! Start in Poland!!
Try Canada first lol... they're from Ottawa.
much love from South Africa, this is the most creative spiritual with a tint of turn up music, it has everything in 1. don't stop guys
glad to see that our culture is getting recognised
Some of us were Native in our last lives, just got stuck in white skin in this incarnation... but my soul never forgets and still yearns for what once was...
@@Xianne027 IDK what kinda bullshit you're on but maybe just keep that lil tidbit to yourself for the next forever
@@terijian9569 many ppl believe in reincarnnation, he said a nice thing, i also have the believe i was native indian in a past life.
Ummmm….no. Don’t do that.
@@catycat3869 lol what
I’m an actual Indian lol and the trad parts of this sound just like my people’s music (my parents are from the villages of Tamil Nadu). Combining that with modern beats is absolutely breathtaking. It’s so mystical and emotional for me to listen to. I wish we made music like this (or at least I don’t know if it)
Yes!! Alot of trad music has been getting modernized versions to get alot of indigenous youth motivated. It should be done more because it's so exciting to see. 😄
Even some of the weird dance moves u guys have
Spok
The native American culture is so rich and amazing!
Yes...the single, hegemonic Culture of the thousands of people who lived and live on North and South America.....
lmao bye
yes it is, shame that it's not properly taught to citizens in the US
indigenous* ;)
First Nations*
i loved it! Coming from the Diné tribe ❤ (Navajo Nation) Utah
A Native man that's married to a white lady is a native with a job...
-Don burnstick
Navajo Nation
Goddamn this video is impressive. Love the camera work, and it is as impressive as always to see the expression of Native art and culture still alive today 😎
Protect your local traditions. Wherever you live. Who ever you are. Local traditions must survive.
From a Middle Eastern I want to say to the natives you are so great and beautiful you have our heart here ❤️🌹.
The original people who lived in Toronto actually were the Mississauga. We should be proud of them because they are still here.
Much love from Mexican and Central American natives ~ You all are amazing!
This needs a 7-12 minute version.
HiddenPalm Agreed
HiddenPalm battlefield 1492
Great things/fun things never seem to last long enough, huh?
oh those are called intertribal songs and EVERYONE is welcome to join the circle.
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Man you can feel the strength in their voices
They're AMAZING!!
STAND UP FIRST NATION PEOPLE...
Never sat down!
Waouh!!rencontre de danses d'époques différentes mais même philosophie juste magnifique merci beaucoup
Break dancing and Rave Natives are FANTASTIC!🤩😍😻
Its always good to see more aboriginal culture through media coverage. I believe its an important tool to cultivate a sense of self esteem and restore pride in aboriginal youth.
Yes, some youth either are unmotivated to learn or feel embarrassed/self-hate about being indigenous. There should be more encouragement!
It's actually considered really insulting to call Native/Indigenous/First Nations people in Canada aboriginal.. we don't like it.
I'm pretty sure that's only an acceptable term in Australia, where they actually call themselves that.
I just saw you guys on a show and I ran upstairs grabbed my phone and searched you up. Great video! I'm native and I love the message of all your songs ❤️
Gretchen KD Are you sure you're native?
Kelpo Gaming Yes, positive why?
how good is it when you provide a great positive role model for your kids, grand kids and people from your culture...that is the ultimate gift and comes back twenty fold especially with the large scale negativity that exists in the world today.....thumbs up from the minority that thinks your not great because your better than that - like the sky - endless ( I never even heard of you guys before but found a video and thought why hasn't the world found out about these guys........don't under estimate the power of the internet......thanks
Gretchen KD I don't know a lot of white people like to assume they're native if they have the smallest percentage of native american blood in them. Not assuming you are white though.
Kelpo Gaming Ohhhh. Yeah I see people do that but I am native. My family is native. I'm
Every second of this video is awesome, but my absolute favorite part is the dancers walking through the high grass towards the meet up and hearing the bells on their regalia playing against the sounds of the city around them. AMAZING.
The meaning of this video is the representation of the awakening happening to all of us whether we are currently aware of it or not. This is the hallucination spreading light and spirituality in to the world with their creations. This video is trying to explain that you do not need to be a native American dressed in appropriate customs to become a creator of light. They are spreading their spirituality and love and sacred tradition into the minds and realities of all who experience. This video is to show you, you to have power and creativity. The city (and western society/whole world) has for to long been controlled with low frequencies and restricting fearful mindsets. Due to this current awakening and shift in conciseness, perspective, and frequency the cities are becoming INDIAN CITYS, and its a direct result of the Indian light love and creation people are now empowering themselves with. I love you all, refuse to allow fear and constructs to restrict your ability to create and love!
Love on Earth beautifully written & so true ❤❤
I saw it more as you are Native no matter where you are, how you're dressed, etc. That it is always a part of who and what you are.
Respect
vibration in my hair.
You just answered my homework question
the part I love love A Tribe Called Red is that I feel they give the Native American people a voice just something that had in a long time much respect
RAGE-Houndoom Gaming maybe you could check out my UA-cam channel
caseyplaysdrums Get outta here, a place of peace, we don't need you type of people here. Go away.
Pow-wow dancers for the win!
Watching you guys perform, and watching the videos makes me wish I knew about my Native American ancestors more. My great grandma on my dad's side was half native, and told me about watching her mother who was fully native, forced to conform to European ways, and not be able to tell her about her peoples language, customs, or what tribe they were from because the Norwegian man she'd been married off too refused to let her talk about it- so in many ways the history has been lost. It's a very Norwegian thing to do unfortunately, to tell a native wife not to acknowledge her heritage and people because it wasn't 'proper'. The Norwegian people did the same thing to their own native people and it nearly destroyed them.
Luckily my mother was interested in cultural anthropology, and was able to take down some of the information before my great grandma died, and tried to expose me to many tribal cultures so I could hopefully learn about my ancestry- even though we aren't sure which tribe my great grandma was from. I was able to find out some about my native Norwegian heritage, the Sámi people.
Listen to this band almost daily, this is THE BEST! Love from Ottawa XO
i knew I recognized Lisa Odjig!! Represent Great video and great music as always!
yes that's her!
I'm still waiting to hear something that I don't like from these guys. Perfect once again.
Our native Americans are finally making themselves known!!!!!!
BAD ASS VIDEO!!!!!!!!! I LOVE NATIVE CULTURE!!!!!!!!!!!
You guys are dope. I was so excited when my UA-cam app told me you guys had a new song out lbvvs xD much love from the Quad Cities
Aime Butterfield maybe you could check out my UA-cam channel
Aime Butterfield battlefield 1492
My sister and brother.... so proud.... Deanne and John Hupfield
Some times I feel bad that I don't know much about my Indian heritage. Enjoying A Tribe Called Red makes me feel a little better. Great work!
I can never get enough of this song. This and A Tribe Called Red ft. Tanya Tagaq gives me energy and makes me feel free whenever I listen to them. 👌
once a week I’m dancing in my living room blasting A tribe called red. Thankful & proud to be indigenous! ✊🏾
the fits and colors mane!!!
Awesome! I Love being a fan of TCR....keeps us in the new beats and never forgetting our roots and cellular memories! Keep up the great work, Thank you! Oyate kin lowanpi na wacipi awastelakapi......Chanchega kin Wakhan hecha.....wicoicage yeyin kte! Pilhamayaye
Mohawk native from Tyendinaga. You boys have our respect, keep doing what you're doing.
I clicked cuz I wanted to know who would dare name their group after A Tribe Called Quest! 😂 But I am so impressed, hip hop has become a blessing for the indigenous and oppressed worldwide 🙏🏾💜
This is the most vibrant and heavy metal/pop tribal track ive ever heard
This slaps harder than anything atm
I have algonquin heritage and know almost nothing of my family heritage..but hearing music like this makes my heart long for something i miss that i do not know about..but i strongly feel it in my heart the calling from "the sound of home".
You need to came to Romania asap !!! Incredible work !!!
Inca speram 👏
mareleoase. evr🌲🐍🌲🌲🐍🌲🐍🌲🐍🌲🐍🌲🐍🐨⛅⛅⛅🐨⛅🔥🌲°
this is so incredibly gorgeous and powerful . . . I'm white, but we went to pow wows a few times when i was kid and i will never forget how moving they were--so much power, straight out of the earth. the drumming and singing simply blew my mind. this does it all over again. shivers for the whole song. thank you so much.
THIS IS SO FREAKING AMAZING!! love the concept..so many goosebumps!
Yo, Tribe?!
Brooklyn sees you.
You about that fire.
We feel you, no doubt.
What’s amazing to me is historically how connected various First Nations people are through all North America. I come from Saskatchewan, Canada and there are a lot of people’s that settled here like Sioux, Cree, Saulteux, Dene, Dakota, And even supposed roots to the Blackfoot and Atsina. So much history to learn about these people’s and much respect to their wonderful cultures and spiritualities.
Even though my indigenous blood is only ~6-12% ive always been extremely proud of it.
Love you Grandma 💓
As you should. I feel my Irish the same.
Honestly love how one Native dances and we all dance lol. You can’t stop basic instinct when that drum starts!
This is amazing! I've always been in captivated and in such awe of your culture. I'm Tongan (Polynesian) and I was wondering is there a meaning with each headdress?? I noticed there's different ones. What do they mean? There's one that covers the eyes and I've always been drawn to that one the most. What does that one mean? I'd love to know
BEAUTIFUL, sending LOVE. May the SPIRITS let your people rise again...
OOoooohhh!! I love your guy's music!!
I'm Winnebago.
Proud of my culture.
Seeing them Live is a Relevation.
we saw A Tribe Called Red on the HalluciNation tour in Vermont Higher Ground and it was AmazeBalls.
They had two of these dancers touring with them, switching back and forth between the regalia and hiphop gear, and it was.. so Powerful. Gratitude to have seen it!
#DigitalPowWow #ATribeCalledRed
Thanks for coming out! Glad you enjoyed the show!
Hmmm...Great battle....but I gotta say I'm all about team traditional! You can't beat hoops, shawls 'n jingles! Yakoke :o)
Represent Turtle Islanders! Love this!
#SiksikaNation
#Maori
Much love from Cherokee Nation.
loved the traditional dancers colors and dance. the urban break dancers were great as well love the mix!
Your all the best. Mad respect from Sioux lookout Ontario
Thats whats up!!! Thank you!!! You guys are so amazing, can't wait to check out a show again when I get the chance! Minneapolis loves you!!!!
I love their music it's just so different from what most are used to, pop, metal , rap etc ..... 💙 from England
Great sound-wonderful combination of modern and traditional!!!
I'm from europe, but my heart is with you-stand up!!!
Awesome music, incredible dancing, and regalia! Love this!!!
A Tribe Called Red - The soundtrack to the Rainbow Nation - The Halluci Nation 🙌🏾
I'm loving the surge of music in native languages, by native people, celebrating and reviving thier cultures.
Nikamohk boysak! Miywasin!❤❤❤❤ekwa piiiiiiiiii deadleh!
I listen to older country but as a Cheyenne I appreciate this music and is the only modern music I will listen too thank you
wow.. I'm Native O'odham / Yaqui, and I loved this.. Y'all did an amazing job...
Heard this group for the first time on Randy Bachman's Canada Day edition of Vinyl Tap on CBC Radio and was blown away! Love the beat and the energy, plus it has such a unique sound to it. Great music!
Break dancing meets traditional native folk dance.AWESOME!!! 😀
We have more in common than what separates us.. Dance, music, art all things that go deep into the soul of being human. Wonderful video!
I love all of this!!!
Never have I heard such interesting and original music. Wow. This is fucking incredible
Keep on your great work! Last album was incredible! :)
Cheers from France
Tribe Called Red RULZ; in the kitchen listening to this over and over dancing, and feeling the VIBE!
Sending Love ❤️ Light 🌝 and Blessings 💞🙏🏽 Love conquers-eradicate fear!
🌎🧬
@00:04 paua shell? Kia ora from Aotearoa. Love your culture!!
I'm not part of the Great Nations.
I'm a south american, with cultural and blood influence from the natives from around here, wich are not the ones tributed by this song.
Still. Thanks to the power of music, I feel it in my bones as "my own", even if it's not.
You guys are doing great work.
Omg this was so beautiful! Thank you!
I have been following ATCR since I first heard of them. Thank you for your amazing music and message. Sad you won't be playing near me this tour but I did get to see you in tiny Wiarton Ontario so I can't complain too much!
Heard them for the first time as tactical preparation in Chance, the tv serie. Couldn't take them out of my head if I tried... but I won't :D
should've had a smoke dancer in there tearing them all up!!!
This song made my heart happy!
Most of the time, ill pick a song I like, then let UA-cam pick, because I find the coolest music that way.
Today, I picked one of the first of yours that I heard.
It led me to this, one of your newest, and I'm so glad.
Thank you again, for talking to my heart.
Your ancestors have to be so proud!💖💖💖
LOVE from the Tainos in Puerto Rico.
I´m from germany and I love the native americans and her culture ! Go On!
You guys always kill it ! Lol come to Las Vegas Nevada you have TONS of fans here !! 🔥✌
I need to pick up this album. I simply cannot have too much A Tribe Called Red on my MP3 player. I listen to you a lot when I'm working on art. :-)
merci de nous unir par votre music!
paix de Suisse.
Man I've chilled with these dudes a few times. One of the most down to earth brothers ever! I miss Canada!
Its like you stamp the beats right out of the ground. Damn these beats, you 'll run all the bad spirits away with these. 1 Love!!
What really gets me is that I grew up knowing that indigenous heritage is a major part of me genetically, but we’re 2nd generation born off the rez so I never had any exposure to my culture. The way we dance especially gets me because I used to go to raves and dance, and no one ever told me to or showed me how, and I never saw footage til the last decade or so, but I just naturally dance exactly like this. Makes me feel some type of way because how did I know to do this? It makes me all but disregard my other genetics because this is the land that I live on and it calls to me
Best music video concept in a long time. Love this battle.
Thank you Garrett!
Wow. Simply wow. Thank you.
these people sing sacred songs and make them... how do I say this?...FANTASTIC
Just got a new listening aid so I get to listen to my favorite songs like they are brand new all over again!! So much depth ive been missing
Loving this, it's going on repeat. Dancing in the Land Downunder :-) Peace x
The girl from 0.45 on the left showed me and my school hip hop since then I've been practicing every night and I'm feeling really good
Great song. Usually listen to this one a couple times a day.
I'm just gonna watch this a thousand times right now, k? And smile a lot.
I absolutely LOVE this video! It always raises the hair on my arms & fills my heart!
This is hands down one of the best music videos I’ve ever seen. It leaves you wanting more! 💚
Just going to put this out there... Would/Could A Tribe Called Red do a collaboration with RDB or Punjabi MC or a similar group? Native American DJs and Punjabi Bhangra together on a track?? Really mess with people's heads (in a good way) by having the different "Indian" DJ cultures come together. Could be a positive musical experience in the right hands...
Kingpin Ronin battlefield 1492
I see a Fever Ray - ATCR colab. I can hear it in my head.
@@BrainEatPenguin What's with all your spaming?
PandemoniumMeltDown ?
They've actually done a collab with Das Racist a few years back. You can find it on their channel.
After you read all about history, you realize that uniqueness and beauty of Native American Culture has no match really...
love this. you guys are awesome