Number one and two are European lies!!! The Maori protected there children and woman as the men knew that was the future of there people

@moziboy75

11 ай бұрын

Tika.... 💯

@harpyhill

10 ай бұрын

You telling me the carved in ta mokos is a lie

@moziboy75

10 ай бұрын

@@harpyhill what do you mean?

@YallNotWhite_YourPINK

10 ай бұрын

@@harpyhill Feel free to explain your question!! As it doesn't seem to fit the initial comment ya cupcake.🤣

I was told by kuia, (Gran) Kai Tangata (cannibalism) was only performed by the Rangatira (chief), (priest) or war party, not every member of the Iwi (tribe).

Interesting fact was the Haka was used in ww2, look up the Maori Battalion. They were so feared by the Nazis that Rommel said if he had the Maori battalion he could take over the world.

Appreciate the exposure to my culture but damn!! The inaccuracy has to be brought up 😭

@TheDemouchetsREACT

10 ай бұрын

Feel free to correct what is wrong.

There are different hakas. For war, farewelling, welcoming and celebration

Lol you both looked traumatised at the end lol. When we were children. Being Maori we use to have a song about cooking Europeans. It was Puha (edible weed) and Pakeha (European) It was said in jest.... mainly lol 😂

Apart from the pronunciation of the Maori kupu (words), it's pretty accurate ❤❤ Also, the practice of "consuming" a conquered chief or warrior was far more than just a "Savage act".. Maori believe that we are embewed with "Mana" which is a potency or life force and strength.. and the act of consuming the flesh of a mighty chief or warrior who had been conquered, was essentially taking into yourself, that "Mana".. although, over time, once a 'taste' for human flesh had been aquired, this may have become just a bonus..

@abukitten

11 ай бұрын

errr well that's quite disturbing...

@moziboy75

11 ай бұрын

​@@abukittenevery race we're brutal at one point...

Where I’m from the dead were put in baskets hung in trees then taken to the caves after a year

@rawirianderson2747

10 ай бұрын

MISTY KIDS??

It's a shame the narrator's pronounciation is off 🤦🏻‍♀️ Hongi Hika is my 5 x great grandfather. I appreciate the Maori content you both put out ❤

@sheldonwilson4450

11 ай бұрын

That’s mad

@donaldduck2139

10 ай бұрын

my bones from Mangamuka . . . I remember my mum saying he was wounded not far from our Marae. . .

The narrative is incorrect...funny how people change it with untruths, belittle others to make them feel better.

Think about an army that could sustain itself on the battlefield by eating their enemies

Mere - meh-re 2 short syllables

This is a warrior class

Interessting

This is offence to indigenous peoples of nz

They taste nice with mushrooms like chicken.