I may get flak for this, but goodness some of the comments here are just sooo.blegh. Why is everyone having a go at the crowd? You guys act like the world bows to the Haka and treats it with some reverence...they do not. Saffers sing Ole as loud as they can to drown out the Haka, the Poms sing Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Irish sing Fields of Athenry. Even the Scots chant SCOOOTLAND during Hakas. ...Do you guys watch rugby? Yes it's a nice tradition, but buddy, it's a war c ry, and you're away from home, expect to get some response from the home supporters.
Its fine mate, I'm a Kiwi and the Haka is both showing our respect and offering of a challenge. It's a war dance. Its only right that you answer it and your crowd backed up your team which is the right thing to do.
Australian here bra... its a challenge.... We hear the challenge, and we respond... I receive the Haka bare chested, I feel the energy, I accept the challenge. Yankees can Pee their pants and run away. I hear your challenge, last man standing wins!!
Yeah, so... what was the final score? New Zealand 120 - 3 USA? I mean, yes show you are hosting, but also they better know they place... like if it were basketball, kiwis would definitely show respect
And that's exactly what Maoris are!, Gladiators!. As an Aussie I can say that we hold the highest respect for our kiwi brothers and sisters and are always in awe of the haka! The haka is strenght, agility, force, passion, love of country and pride!.
And also it psych's them up and intimidates the other team. It's a war dance designed to intimidate the other side. And I understand that much better teams then the usa find it very intimidating to stand on the field and watch it with these huge guys (who are also the best rugby players in the world) knowing you have to face them in battle.
@@lilith3953 it's not actually just for intimidating people, it can also be used as a celebration of someone's life or as sign of respect and love to someone who has died
Mate, read British-NZ history, they tried to wipe them out, the took their lands, but the maoris are a different kind of people, I’m sure you will enjoy reading up
You just know looking at him, he was one of those guys at the school games who got into fights with the other team before the Haka was over. Then after much blood spilt, everyone shakes hands and are best friends again after the game. I loved growing up a Kiwi!
I'm from the US and I found the Haka both intimidating and emotional. It's was fun to watch and I have a huge appreciation to other cultures and their traditions.
@Edward Nicolas Arrienda Torralba Serious?! the respons has to be from the players not from the crowd! the crowd was disrespectful en stupid. you just don't do this if you respect the Haka or other traditions of the opponent! but if you stand by your remark, next time the crowd of another country/club is shouting and dancing during your national anthem... I wonder what your reaction would be..
truly one of the best comments yet. the U.S. don't realise how they leave themselves wide open for the rest of the world to take the piss out of them!! Jeez i do sometimes love the stupid yanks.
Imagine thinking fucking sheep is a culture on some gun less socialist island in the middle of no where while a country with almostly 400million (with many more trying to clamber in) is cultureless. Truly brain dead comment, massive lol when you die to Islamic extremists
I feel like he is the only one that respects the Haka and the NZ traditions. Not to be mean towards Americans but they unfortunately seem very narrow minded when it comes to culture.
@@jennaschmidt3332 I think we're slowly waking up when it comes to different cultures. The haka being a perfect example. When i first saw the haka i was confused like anybody else who's never seen it before. The crazy eyes, the mean faces, the ferocious movements, all while not missing a beat. However the more i understood it the more I felt connected to it as a man.(while not even having maori blood) Just like the guy in the beats haka documentary said. You feel connected to it regardless of race.(I'm paraphrasing) That narrowmindedness is still a big problem, but the information age allows us to see what we couldn't before. The smart people will take advantage of this while the others remain blissfully ignorant.
Its not disrespectful. Its part of the banter that adds to the excitement. e.g Haka expert deems Irish singing at RWC ‘fantastic’ despite criticism it was disrespectful ua-cam.com/video/2__0liK7y9I/v-deo.html
I'm not surprised. As a European child immigrant to Australia back in the 70's. I was picked for a local netball team. I don't know why since I was short & scrawny. But anyway. We were facing off with a Maori team. And the Maori girls started doing the Haka - I have never been so facking scared in my entire farcking life! And as I bolted, raucous laughter burst forth from the players, the coaches, the referee & the audience. If done right - this shite really works. It's absolutely terrifying! Since then, I've made countless Maori friends. They have the best sense of humour on the planet. Hearts of gold. Brilliant mates. Loyal to the last breath. But. They're bat-shite crazy & I would never challenge any of them - they're farcking insane - whilst I'm still little. I know my limitations.
This is definitely an underrated sport in the US, unlike basketball, football, baseball, etc. Love watching the Maori and AB teams, the haka is awesome in all its variations.
@@user-zs4es2hm2d Depends on the cultural context from which you look at it. Keep looking at it from a Western perspective and you'll miss a much older and deeper meaning of what's being shown.
Haka is just so empowering like you can feel it even through the screen, what more if you’re actually there. I hope more countries would be educated of this culture because when the NZ basketball team came to the Philippines, a lot of people made fun of it because we didnt know what it was and a lot felt intimidated by it. If only we knew the amount of respect it actually represents.
This is so awesome. Beautiful culture. I feel there power there unity and confidence. US is like wth why don’t we have that!! Every Haka I have watched leaves me with chills!
As a European child immigrant to Australia back in the 70's. I was picked for a local netball team. I don't know why since I was short & scrawny. But anyway. We were facing off with a Maori team. And the Maori girls started doing the Haka - I have never been so facking scared in my entire farcking life! And as I bolted, raucous laughter burst forth from the players, the coaches, the referee & the audience. If done right - this shite really works. It's absolutely terrifying! Since then, I've made countless Maori friends. They have the best sense of humour on the planet. Hearts of gold. Brilliant mates. Loyal to the last breath. But. They're bat-shite crazy & I would never challenge any of them - they're farcking insane - whilst I'm still little. I know my limitations.
Estuvieron en Chile y se respeto su ritual en silencio es como su himno Nacional , los gringos como siempre pasarse alos demas por la raja pero ahi quedaron temblando con tanta energía
Я давно любуюсь ,,Хака" в исполнении регбистов Новой Зеландии. Но этот ролик ролик меня просто развеселил! Спортсменам америки понадобился национальный флаг и знаменосец в виде военнослужащего для того, что бы хоть как то сохранить свой боевой дух... Если бы ещё был перевод слов ,,Хака" было бы вообще шикарно! Браво спортсменам Новой Зеландии!
Seeing the Haka always makes me emotional.... I'd love to know how it feels to be on the opposing team... how it feels to be facing the N.Z team... it must be amazing.
I was there, the energy at soldier field was intoxicating to say the least, even if it wasn’t even close to a sold out crowd, I”ll never forget that day.
Big ups to usa for accepting it in there own way respect...rugby is like a battlefield something yous know more then anyone... but on this battle field we are the big dogs and this is our yard 😛
...Rugby Union...a game for thugs played by gentlemen...and there will be beer or stout over lunch or dinner, hosted together by both teams, after the game....gamesmanship at its best...simple...
With the haka your group is honored, the rival is honored, the friend and his own ancestors are honored, the enemy and his ancestors are honored, before the battle.
And? Are you suggesting that soldiers aren't an appropriate response to warrior culture, or are you mad because the American culture is demonstrably superior?
@@user-zs4es2hm2d lol 😆 😂 🤣 superior have a look on Google what the maori did to the American soldiers back in 1943 for being too damp racist. It's call the battle of mana Street our worries smash all your superior soldiers you call them .lol lol superior what a joke 🤣 😂 😆
For those who can feel the haka transmit through their spirit...that is our wairua/spirit we emit when channeling it...when done correctly...its like a mother lifting a car off her child from being crushed...every sense of your body tingles and your mind seperates from your body...you are no longer in charge...its like the last dash of a running race when your legs are moving and your going along for the ride on a cloud.
Yea i watched heaps of Hakas online and watching this guy is like watching a warrior from 100s of years ago about to attack a army with hes sword. ..that yell at 1:18 is like something from a warrior movie
@@RedTerrorist13 ok im going to assume you are young or just plain stupid. It's Rico...what's wrong with you? Praise someone up and not know how to spell their name! Pretty easy name to spell by the way you idiot
The most amazing reaction from the crowd I've seen was in Japan. The Japanese were dead silent, and didn't try to drown out the chant with shouting or singing, so you could hear the it echo through the stadium. They are a strange people.
We as South Africans respect the All Blacks, because they are one of the best teams in the world, but if you look at how the Springboks react to the haka you will see that they are not intimidated at all, seeing that they are just as hard and is also one of the best teams in Rugby Union.
The haka is tradition,,,from a South african bok supporter,,,,we respect the haka,,,,and I feel every team can respect it,, USA Got crunched up over a 100 points at home while laughing at the ALL BLACKS,,,we respect the haka,,, it does'nt mean we're scared of the All blacks,,,I just love the haka
@@manaturipa4017 Why you got disrespect their country tho, let them do whatever they want. How would you feel if people started talking mad shit about our haka. That is the american culture, they are a powerful country. So I guess they used a soldier to symbolize that
@@AfghanHearts tthat's not the point idiot. He was simply stating how each country has it's own way of representing their culture. Us polynesians don't tend to judge others culture. Because we know how it feels to be on the receiving end.
@@hemiheke4920 shut your mouth you clown. this idiots talked about the US terrorist troops. they're war criminals. so they deserve to get whooped for losing against Afghans. if you moron had any decency you would agree with that.
And they mean it. I remember school days in NZ when the opposing teams would get in punch-ups before the Haka ended! All shock hands and were buddies at the end of the game though :) The Kiwi way!
that's the way it goes, aha. don't worry about it though, you guys will get better. You made it to the RWC, and if you can get out of your pool you can take Canada's spot and automatically qualify for next year! (Canada won't make it to the quarters. RIP.)
I may get flak for this, but goodness some of the comments here are just sooo.blegh. Why is everyone having a go at the crowd? You guys act like the world bows to the Haka and treats it with some reverence...they do not. Saffers sing Ole as loud as they can to drown out the Haka, the Poms sing Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Irish sing Fields of Athenry.
Even the Scots chant SCOOOTLAND during Hakas.
...Do you guys watch rugby?
Yes it's a nice tradition, but buddy, it's a war c ry, and you're away from home, expect to get some response from the home supporters.
Its fine mate, I'm a Kiwi and the Haka is both showing our respect and offering of a challenge. It's a war dance. Its only right that you answer it and your crowd backed up your team which is the right thing to do.
Swing low. Sweet chariot. ❤ friendly rivalry never hurt no one
Australian here bra... its a challenge.... We hear the challenge, and we respond... I receive the Haka bare chested, I feel the energy, I accept the challenge. Yankees can Pee their pants and run away. I hear your challenge, last man standing wins!!
@@flex4963 je kiff votre tradition toujours impressionnant 😮 même j ai l abitude de voir le haka ba je kiff
Yeah, so... what was the final score? New Zealand 120 - 3 USA? I mean, yes show you are hosting, but also they better know they place... like if it were basketball, kiwis would definitely show respect
Wow... That Lead guy in Haka looked like a freakin Warlord... A Gladiator
I love that guy!!!!
That's the big man Ash Dixon ❤️
And that's exactly what Maoris are!, Gladiators!. As an Aussie I can say that we hold the highest respect for our kiwi brothers and sisters and are always in awe of the haka! The haka is strenght, agility, force, passion, love of country and pride!.
@@veemack6980 chur bro
@@tackeybud1338 Church Church doi doi bro!
The Haka biggest advantage is it settles any nervous prepares you for the battle ahead and brings the team together on and off the field
This would've been valid if it worked in rugby league and other sports as well 😂
And also it psych's them up and intimidates the other team. It's a war dance designed to intimidate the other side. And I understand that much better teams then the usa find it very intimidating to stand on the field and watch it with these huge guys (who are also the best rugby players in the world) knowing you have to face them in battle.
@@lilith3953 it's not actually just for intimidating people, it can also be used as a celebration of someone's life or as sign of respect and love to someone who has died
@@lilith3953 also must have scared them for 80 mins cos USA got fucking spanked 😂
Settles the nerves? I could use some of that.
Crazy this scene,
Were looking at two parallels,
One country that wiped out its indigenous completely against another country that honours it.
@@rationalconservative386 Triggered much? Truth hurts doesn't it snowflake?
Any idea how much shit you’d catch if a US national team, in any sport, came out and did a Native American war cry-based chant?
@@scotth3354 100% correct. It'd be seen as "appropriation" rather than honoring our Native brothers and sisters.
@@rationalconservative386 fuck you
Mate, read British-NZ history, they tried to wipe them out, the took their lands, but the maoris are a different kind of people, I’m sure you will enjoy reading up
The guy with the flag: " I'm not paid enough for this"
😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
nicoferri94 😂😂😂
Lol
nicoferri94 hahahaha
Epic Haka !! That haka leader is a freakin gladiator!!
Desert Rat They all are!! When you bump into one - it’s like bumping up against a human wall.
@@kouldbanyone4983 aka steven adams
@Desert rat,the gladiators name is Ash Lyonal Dixon..What a Warrior 👊
Took one look at him and had goosebumps. His stare was intense and just 😱 💀
You just know looking at him, he was one of those guys at the school games who got into fights with the other team before the Haka was over. Then after much blood spilt, everyone shakes hands and are best friends again after the game. I loved growing up a Kiwi!
I'm from the US and I found the Haka both intimidating and emotional. It's was fun to watch and I have a huge appreciation to other cultures and their traditions.
=Too bad the American crowd yelling and screaming and not shutting up ruined what should be a moment of respect towards another culture.
From a Maori, thank you brother
@@BM-wf9uf It is common to respond, the Samoan's I know say it happens everywhere and is expected
@Edward Nicolas Arrienda Torralba
Serious?!
the respons has to be from the players not from the crowd! the crowd was disrespectful en stupid. you just don't do this if you respect the Haka or other traditions of the opponent!
but if you stand by your remark, next time the crowd of another country/club is shouting and dancing during your national anthem... I wonder what your reaction would be..
@@wake-upcall4867 They're just ignorant. Many of them have no idea what happens beyond their own country.
1:44 is the coolest shit I've ever seen
bro faacts
Right?👌🏾
Us: Why are you doing that?
NZ: It's our culture.
Us: Culture? What's that?
truly one of the best comments yet. the U.S. don't realise how they leave themselves wide open for the rest of the world to take the piss out of them!! Jeez i do sometimes love the stupid yanks.
👌
Imagine thinking there isn't culture in the US.
DAVID Marshall Well the US is a blend of cultures
Imagine thinking fucking sheep is a culture on some gun less socialist island in the middle of no where while a country with almostly 400million (with many more trying to clamber in) is cultureless. Truly brain dead comment, massive lol when you die to Islamic extremists
1:57 blonde guy was feelin' it.
1:28 This one figured that he is on wrong side
I also noticed that, how not to get pumped up watching a haka?
He was quietly filling his shorts. These dudes were eating people not long ago! The English were shit scared of them!
I feel like he is the only one that respects the Haka and the NZ traditions. Not to be mean towards Americans but they unfortunately seem very narrow minded when it comes to culture.
@@jennaschmidt3332 I think we're slowly waking up when it comes to different cultures. The haka being a perfect example. When i first saw the haka i was confused like anybody else who's never seen it before. The crazy eyes, the mean faces, the ferocious movements, all while not missing a beat. However the more i understood it the more I felt connected to it as a man.(while not even having maori blood) Just like the guy in the beats haka documentary said. You feel connected to it regardless of race.(I'm paraphrasing) That narrowmindedness is still a big problem, but the information age allows us to see what we couldn't before. The smart people will take advantage of this while the others remain blissfully ignorant.
Now that's a leader. Loved how he gave the word and the rest moved at the end. Triple OG status
An American player: What are they doing, capt?
Captain: I've no idea. Come closer to me. We'll be safe.
Making noise and shouting USA USA USA during a haka feels disrespectful to me. They come across as the type to shout F-yea at an opera
To be fair to the yankees it happens elsewhere as well
Its not disrespectful. Its part of the banter that adds to the excitement. e.g Haka expert deems Irish singing at RWC ‘fantastic’ despite criticism it was disrespectful ua-cam.com/video/2__0liK7y9I/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/weUHwCjeD7s/v-deo.html
@@investit517 What is the point of this video a haka from the late 80s early 90s
@@theftparrot5750 she was giving an example of a haka being challenged...
as a hawaiian, i respect that, and the us team and their fans should too. i dont know why but this makes me proud even though im not of that culture.
But Polynesians and the Maori have a lot in common right..especially traditionally when preparing for war.
We’re all cuzzies bro, our te reo has so many words in common with hawian’s. In my neck of the woods there is even a hawiian marea.
Pretty much related bro
You are of that culture. It is yours too.
NZ:"perform haka! "
US:"WHERE MY GOD DAMN AIR SUPPORT?"
Lol lol good one. I'm Maori
@@gissyb1
You have badass culture
To late we dead lol
Americans looking like “can we call in a drone strike now please?!😱”
😂😂😂
🙏🤣
😂😂😂😂
Better get a school kid to do random shooting. Faster.
🤣🤣🤣
maori 59
usa 22
I'm not surprised. As a European child immigrant to Australia back in the 70's. I was picked for a local netball team. I don't know why since I was short & scrawny. But anyway. We were facing off with a Maori team. And the Maori girls started doing the Haka - I have never been so facking scared in my entire farcking life! And as I bolted, raucous laughter burst forth from the players, the coaches, the referee & the audience. If done right - this shite really works. It's absolutely terrifying! Since then, I've made countless Maori friends. They have the best sense of humour on the planet. Hearts of gold. Brilliant mates. Loyal to the last breath. But. They're bat-shite crazy & I would never challenge any of them - they're farcking insane - whilst I'm still little. I know my limitations.
@@kouldbanyone4983 Insanity wins every time. It is a common trait among all warrior races. I am Mongol. I know.
@@kouldbanyone4983 tutakina!!!
Mean Maori mean.
USA got served!!
A privilege to receive something like that.
This is definitely an underrated sport in the US, unlike basketball, football, baseball, etc. Love watching the Maori and AB teams, the haka is awesome in all its variations.
Modern day warriors with the power of their ancestors, their homeland and---an undefeatable spirit backing them.
I don't know about the rugby players, but that is a 100% accurate description for the soldier carrying the flag.
@@user-zs4es2hm2d Depends on the cultural context from which you look at it. Keep looking at it from a Western perspective and you'll miss a much older and deeper meaning of what's being shown.
This is wats been shown is tht the maori have deep wairua and connection with there tipuna. And we don't wanna kill u we wanna eat u
Man that shot of Ash @1:43 just STARING them down was godlike. He looked pissed
fucking amazing !!! US born and i was begging for them to fuck em up (maybe equally out of disdain for US and pride in Maori nation lol)
😆 🤣 😂 😹
@@MW-ov8withe US will never be as amazing as the all blacks. Just like football, you’re shit.
@@MW-ov8wi lol dry
1:43 that is terrifying
Kiwis: It's our culture
Americans: here's ours *calls in drone strike*
Right. It's good to be American.
@@user-zs4es2hm2d I'd rather not have school shootings every month
@@user-zs4es2hm2d not with your president it aint🤣
Love the kiwi haka. Much respect to New Zealand. Brings tears to my eyes. Very emotional stuff.
Which one?
the american guy at 1:30 trying to look tough. the nz guy is looking tough at 1:44
Ahah, he looks like a special kid lol
the american was doing his best not to laugh
@@user-zs4es2hm2d Yeah and then got spanked afterwards by the All Blacks LMAO fuck outta here white supremacist
@@user-zs4es2hm2d just remember the Eagles got fucked in the match.
Haka leader reminded me of king Leonidas watching his 300 spartan rain hell upon the Persians.
Haka is just so empowering like you can feel it even through the screen, what more if you’re actually there. I hope more countries would be educated of this culture because when the NZ basketball team came to the Philippines, a lot of people made fun of it because we didnt know what it was and a lot felt intimidated by it. If only we knew the amount of respect it actually represents.
KIA Ora from Aotearoa, New Zealand thank you so much for understanding us. Much love from my side to yours.
That death stare @ 1:44
This is so awesome. Beautiful culture. I feel there power there unity and confidence. US is like wth why don’t we have that!! Every Haka I have watched leaves me with chills!
As a European child immigrant to Australia back in the 70's. I was picked for a local netball team. I don't know why since I was short & scrawny. But anyway. We were facing off with a Maori team. And the Maori girls started doing the Haka - I have never been so facking scared in my entire farcking life! And as I bolted, raucous laughter burst forth from the players, the coaches, the referee & the audience. If done right - this shite really works. It's absolutely terrifying! Since then, I've made countless Maori friends. They have the best sense of humour on the planet. Hearts of gold. Brilliant mates. Loyal to the last breath. But. They're bat-shite crazy & I would never challenge any of them - they're farcking insane - whilst I'm still little. I know my limitations.
Thanks for share it. It´s cool your story....
It’s beautiful to see humble and honest person like you, you maybe little but you have a big heart 👍🏼😊
i just watched a Maori Ferns haka and they were as unnerving as the ABs. might be smaller but no less intimidating by any means
Thanks I'm a Maori woman and when I read this I just laughed and laughed thank you
We got your back your safe
Estuvieron en Chile y se respeto su ritual en silencio es como su himno Nacional , los gringos como siempre pasarse alos demas por la raja pero ahi quedaron temblando con tanta energía
ash dixon wow bro I could feel your mana through the screen
The cameraman was trembling.
The dude leading looks like hes ready for a fight on sight I love the energy
Я давно любуюсь ,,Хака" в исполнении регбистов Новой Зеландии. Но этот ролик ролик меня просто развеселил! Спортсменам америки понадобился национальный флаг и знаменосец в виде военнослужащего для того, что бы хоть как то сохранить свой боевой дух... Если бы ещё был перевод слов ,,Хака" было бы вообще шикарно! Браво спортсменам Новой Зеландии!
Перевод такой - "Ойся, ты ойся, ты меня не бойся, я тебя не трону, ты не беспокойся!"
The look of the warrior in that captains face... Stonee coold
Seeing the Haka always makes me emotional....
I'd love to know how it feels to be on the opposing team... how it feels to be facing the N.Z team... it must be amazing.
I wonder too..how it feels facing the all blacks doing the haka
1:57 "What am I doing here?" :-)
You can feel the energy of the HAKA running through your vain’s.
US: "We brought a warrior with us."
All Blacks: "We brought more."
I was there, the energy at soldier field was intoxicating to say the least, even if it wasn’t even close to a sold out crowd, I”ll never forget that day.
Big ups to usa for accepting it in there own way respect...rugby is like a battlefield something yous know more then anyone... but on this battle field we are the big dogs and this is our yard 😛
Good on the crowd for yelling during the haka too. That's the response it's meant to get.
...Rugby Union...a game for thugs played by gentlemen...and there will be beer or stout over lunch or dinner, hosted together by both teams, after the game....gamesmanship at its best...simple...
KIA ORA!
Their own way? Being ignorants and disrespectful screaming while NZ is doing haka? Wow you have a bad sense of "acceptance" dude
Sk honestly, we couldn’t care how you respond, we just cate about delivering the Haka man
With the haka your group is honored, the rival is honored, the friend and his own ancestors are honored, the enemy and his ancestors are honored, before the battle.
Love this Maori Guy .. he remind me of my uncle😎
haka leader = BOSS!!!!!!
1:44 yup..my face too reacting to the moustache at 1:42
😂😂
Usa left the game
How not to look tough at 1:30. How to look tough at 1:44
AND THAT WAS THE MAORI SMILING HAHAHAHA
Haka - боевой настрой, только не на убийство, не на уничтожение, а на игру спортивную, бескомпромисную и воистинно мужскую!!!
That death stare doe
The Yanks knew they ain't got no shit so they brought they own culture, the soldier
And? Are you suggesting that soldiers aren't an appropriate response to warrior culture, or are you mad because the American culture is demonstrably superior?
@@user-zs4es2hm2d so you're saying your culture is military? Then I guess that's what can you expected from people who stole other's lands
@@user-zs4es2hm2d Lol how? New Zealand has everything that America has and in some facets, more. You make no sense lmao
@@user-zs4es2hm2d lol 😆 😂 🤣 superior have a look on Google what the maori did to the American soldiers back in 1943 for being too damp racist. It's call the battle of mana Street our worries smash all your superior soldiers you call them .lol lol superior what a joke 🤣 😂 😆
I allways like how respectful and intense are opponents that look at the haka performance.
definitely yeah DEFINITELY SHARING JUST CAN'T STOP WATCHING and I'm late thank you shudder for showing the culture.AWESOMENESS
I will just comment about how fabulous these young men are and their culture.
Much respect, USA accepted the challenge head on to the haka. The way it should be. Fearsome and proud both sides. Mauri ora 😝
Always one of the great moments in World sport.
For those who can feel the haka transmit through their spirit...that is our wairua/spirit we emit when channeling it...when done correctly...its like a mother lifting a car off her child from being crushed...every sense of your body tingles and your mind seperates from your body...you are no longer in charge...its like the last dash of a running race when your legs are moving and your going along for the ride on a cloud.
No one leads haka better than Ash Lyonal Dixon..What a warrior!
Yea i watched heaps of Hakas online and watching this guy is like watching a warrior from 100s of years ago about to attack a army with hes sword. ..that yell at 1:18 is like something from a warrior movie
He sux
@@RedTerrorist13 naw you poor jealous soul
@@paladinprime7533 jealous at wat, not that idiot, reko gear now that was a leader
@@RedTerrorist13 ok im going to assume you are young or just plain stupid. It's Rico...what's wrong with you? Praise someone up and not know how to spell their name! Pretty easy name to spell by the way you idiot
disrespectful to the champs .usa have nothing on NZ . from an englishman
The most amazing reaction from the crowd I've seen was in Japan. The Japanese were dead silent, and didn't try to drown out the chant with shouting or singing, so you could hear the it echo through the stadium. They are a strange people.
This would be such an honor to witness on the field. Personally I 'd feel gratitude.
1:29 the dude in the middle HAHAHAH made me laugh . Tu meke brother
He really don’t know shit about this team or even tier 1 teams.
I’m from America with that Poly Bloodline ❤️ Ofa atu
Love it!!!!!! Long Live Moari Long Live New Zealand
I like watching the NZ team do the Haka. Love and respect for them for honoring their heritage.
I seriously wonder what the opponents think of the Haka. Respect to New Zealand, wish I could see this live.
Who knows tbh
U should really ask the Britain solders that tryed invading Aotearoa back in the dae.
They can think what they want but at least us Aussie's respect our siblings across the ditch, America unfortunately doesn't respect any other country
We as South Africans respect the All Blacks, because they are one of the best teams in the world, but if you look at how the Springboks react to the haka you will see that they are not intimidated at all, seeing that they are just as hard and is also one of the best teams in Rugby Union.
I love how fiercely these guys look and move. Always love the Haka... Much respect 🖤🤘
1:18 when your leftovers in the fridge are gone
Lol crazy
Ahhahahaha
Love how the yanks came in with the Flying V 😂
One of their best Haka
Number one Hakka ! Respect for New Zealand's culture !!
Wow thats an amazing ritual 🖤
The haka is tradition,,,from a South african bok supporter,,,,we respect the haka,,,,and I feel every team can respect it,, USA Got crunched up over a 100 points at home while laughing at the ALL BLACKS,,,we respect the haka,,, it does'nt mean we're scared of the All blacks,,,I just love the haka
They are showing you respect, USA.
Excellent haka 👏🇫🇷
Looks like so much fun!
Intensity level: 10
I enjoy watching them do their ritual. You’re ready to go after you go there…amped and fired up.
🤣 America walking up with their flag... gtfo here
@Солнцевская Братва bro you talking teko cuz we are a warrior race no flag scares us
@@manaturipa4017 Why you got disrespect their country tho, let them do whatever they want. How would you feel if people started talking mad shit about our haka. That is the american culture, they are a powerful country. So I guess they used a soldier to symbolize that
@@apomtaylor8054 lol american troops are weak and shitty losers. I'm Afghan and i know that.
@@AfghanHearts tthat's not the point idiot. He was simply stating how each country has it's own way of representing their culture. Us polynesians don't tend to judge others culture. Because we know how it feels to be on the receiving end.
@@hemiheke4920 shut your mouth you clown. this idiots talked about the US terrorist troops. they're war criminals. so they deserve to get whooped for losing against Afghans. if you moron had any decency you would agree with that.
#1:43 i loved this stare. its like" yous are stuffed"
Keep up & love Maori warriors inspirations, fans love youuuuu guys
That dude leading the Haka is fucking scary
Proud too be a nz Maori
Love the Haka!!!!!! Really gets the blood going.
Glorious Maorious👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Lovin‘ it......💪👌
Still amazing haka! Participation protection partnerships....kick arse! Lol USA crowd not ever drown out our ancestors!
Amazing game lol
The guy with the flag: "They gonna kill us bruh!"
The guy behind pushing him forward: "Keep walking...we die we die, you feel me? "
Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣
Good show by amazing brave players from New Zealand. Many regards from Berlin!
NZ guys is on 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks darling
And they mean it. I remember school days in NZ when the opposing teams would get in punch-ups before the Haka ended! All shock hands and were buddies at the end of the game though :) The Kiwi way!
we were at the match ... MAB had too much speed and much better tactics to dominate USA ...
that's the way it goes, aha. don't worry about it though, you guys will get better. You made it to the RWC, and if you can get out of your pool you can take Canada's spot and automatically qualify for next year! (Canada won't make it to the quarters. RIP.)
and the usa would crush us in baseball and basketball, those are US sports, all NZ focus is on rugby
@@clapadamclap Netball and Cricket
@@clapadamclap I'm a very proud American, but I have no problem admitting NZ can kick our ass in rugby. NZ is the best; no shame in losing to them.
@@user-zs4es2hm2d love u bro, no homo
This is just badass...
The point of a challenge is you respond, so many teams do not get this.
Oh dear god...a flag bearer?😂😂😂
Just imagine this is our 2nd top team
Amazing!
MUCH RESPECT.
Deep down their tiny hearts, they so wished they could do that aswell u can tell on their face.
And as usual, they brought the army lmfao!!!!
Awesome haka my brothers
AWESOME! Just wonder, what was the score in that game?