i a black man from jamaica, and i can fully appreciate this.,.. WOW!

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

bigbear197708 DJ

I’m southern Cheyenne and the Blacklodge singers are my fave

This is GREAT! The Black Lodge singers are my very favorite! Rock stars of the pow wow.

I don't know why but this brings a tear to my eye, I just cant describe the feeling when I hear native songs like these.

In love with this song. Me and my grandma and my mom would always jam to this on our way to powwows while eating frybread

Inspiring, holy, and strengthening. These men sing from the heart. Wopila.

They sound like they're in some sort of manic happiness! Its brilliant!

@djdesautel5051

6 жыл бұрын

joseph conway DJ

Heartbeat of the Earth and our Grandfather

W native american from naples in Italy.... God bless you

@erwinverwimp82

6 ай бұрын

Word Alfonso. There music is so beautiful and goes way back. Kind greetings from Belgium.

My all time favourite video of Blacklodge singers, been listening since about 2006, love them. ❤❤❤

This is a rollercoaster. Beautiful ❤

This song still gives me the chills! My Faaaaaaaave :D

@djdesautel5051

5 жыл бұрын

jinglinbabe DJ

I love these guys so much! Native Pride!!!!

I know what ya mean brotha ..,. Tears of pride ...hokaàaah

this is a song that sends something through ya ..we'lalióg!!

Blacklodge rocks! Awesome song!!

i m hearing the drum and the singing with respect.... you are right... i m hearing this heart beating with happyness thank you

Native pride will never die!!!

@L.K.S.R.

6 жыл бұрын

todd mason it will when the younger generation isn't taught their tradition and language.

@naashoiianinigii5266

3 жыл бұрын

@Markos Kaiser, culture maybe, but pride for your nation never dies until the nation itself is gone.

Rock star's of the POWWOW Trail HEE-CHA this song is Fire as Hell and, they been in the game for many moons.

@erwinverwimp82

6 ай бұрын

Hello Jesse, this music is so beautiful. It goes way back. The music makes me sometimes cry from the emotiam i feel. Kind greetings from Belgium.

This is Awesome I'm learning the songs and getting the hang of it hearing the best to the drum just brings a heart warm feeling

I would love to hear the story on where the inspiration of this deadly sidestep came from.😁

Beautiful slide steppin song by blacklodge

much love and respect. brings back memories hearing this. yakoke !

Love you guys, big fan over here in Scotland 😀

wow!! that is just outstanding! powerful..

Hello iam come from germany, i Love the native .

Still jam out to this. Omaha Nebraska

Absolutely beautiful.

Aho!!! Love it

World champs of powwow country,North America ,love the group,just wish they can come to Canada and whip some yellers,awesome fav group

Love it!

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

Hank Alameda DJ

Love it amazing 💚💙💚💙

@djdesautel5051

6 жыл бұрын

Chevy 4life DJ

now this is how you jam my bros are awesome

Gud one!

I love the sound

its not made to like or not like, its made to hear, and thats why Blackfeets are so respected, fear us or love us, we never asked you too, thats your choice

Kick'n good Sidestep!

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

1BigCREE1Redtail DJ

Native pride all day!

awsome wooooo hoooooo

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

Fred Gabriel DJ

Native pride

As far as Pilikana request Boba Time

There’s tribes in Africa that sings and dances then go to work, I assume this is exactly how we are going to do it on this side of the world.

I hate to be a buzzkill but I wish more people in my tribe were more in to their culture so we can have beautiful music like this more often but theyre more into acting like acting like blacks and rap which is sad cause we natives have a DAMN beautiful culture that they don't appreciate

@davidpaul111

10 жыл бұрын

real talk my nizzle

@ethanschenck9714

9 жыл бұрын

What tribe are you from?

@Allhoney33

9 жыл бұрын

I agree you guys have a beautiful culture and each tribe should appreciate their specific culture but and I know I'm gonna get tackled for this but what's acting black? And if there is a thing as acting black, how long has everyone been "appropriately" acting white? I mean because standards that whites set are always right correct? Speak their proper English, adhere to their beauty standards, go through their educational system, adhere to their kinship system and all that which I have been doing for years. Just curious that's all. I see lots of blacks "acting" Native.....trying to dance at powwows, claiming to be some lost tribe, claiming Native blood when in fact it’s mostly white blood, wearing chokers, straightening their hair and wearing two braids and Native beadwork and rockin mocs. Why not embrace their African tribal heritage and wear African tribal beadwork like the Zulu woman in my profile? I often wonder why Tupac Shakur’s mother named him after an Inca chief instead of an African chief like Shaka Zulu? Of course they get called out too but when they act and adhere to white culture, nobody says anything. Just food for thought. Not trying to argue and hopefully I didn’t offend you.

@davidpaul111

9 жыл бұрын

i dont think its so much acting black.. i think its more imitating what you see on tv, or whats popular. right now, black people are pretty popular. 50 years ago, the white people were in style lol, who knows whats next. asians?

@Allhoney33

9 жыл бұрын

david paul I would have to agree. It's really all about what we see on TV. Not sure how old you are, but I'm old enough to remember how Native popularity soared after Dances With Wolves. All of a sudden Janet Jackson was sportin a bone choker in her That's The Way Love Goes Video. I have a poster with TLC dressed in Native style clothing. There was some black gangsta rapper calling himself Apache. All of sudden blacks were coming out of the wood works with their great grandma was Cherokee, then there were the ones who wanted to be different so you'd get the occasional, great grandma was Seminole or Mohawk. I saw tons of black people on my college campus wearing bone chokers, feathers in their hair, beaded headbands. A local rapper here in Atlanta gave hail to Native Americans in one of his rap songs called Don't Ride the White Horse. There's a line where he states give the mother*****ing land back to the Indian. Janice Johnson from A Taste of Honey was all of a sudden part Menominee. Mario Van Peeples came out with his movie Posse which had a few Natives in it. I mean I could go on but you get my drift. Being Native was in and everybody wanted a piece of it.

its to check the tone,, and listen to themselves sing,,i do it when i sing Northern,,

What are the words i can hear some of them but the rest idk man i wanna jam this song to haha good song man

Very Beautiful...

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

Ines Elkins DJ

Rock it

DJ 😍💋

Happiness

What song is this called?

I'm gonna give a like: O

@_.kdubzz

7 жыл бұрын

Stan Sicade yy

Hoka hey!

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

TheNoNameNative DJ💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤

this scarries me

AHO HOKA HEY

Nvm it's called in the circle!! And it's on iTunes

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

Hank Alameda DJ

blood reserve alberta canada

I think black lodge got northern Cree in their place

What's this song called?

@djdesautel5051

7 жыл бұрын

Hank Alameda DJ

What language of the many tribals was this? Blackfoot? I've heard this group close up several times and have never failed to be moved, although I don't understand a word.

@pamelawhalawitsa1743

6 жыл бұрын

Yakima tribe

ik huh :p

Algin

Why are they grabbing their ears?

@clintonkehewin6417

4 жыл бұрын

Cupping sound to their ear so they can hear themselves. It's loud at the drum

And stop thuggin out

What's the words? Anyone? I wanna sing that :D

No