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COPENHELL 2019 - Massive Haka with Alien Weaponry
Yesterday over 6.000 metalheads welcomed Alien Weaponry from New Zealand at COPENHELL with the most insane Haka greeting the band ever experienced.Thank you all for making this a truly unforgettable experience for everybody!
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@Leviathandk
5 жыл бұрын
Can we please see the whole haka?
Thats is fucking awesome, 3 kiwis on the other side of the world have done more to highlight Te Reo than most. Keep up the good work, fan for life.
One of my absolute highlights of this year's copenhell! So emotional and so moving. I have been wanting to try to do haka for so many years and be able to do it at copenhell with my metal brothers and sisters was truly breathtaking! I am from Iceland and felt truly honoured to be included as a fellow warrior!! Family/fjöldskylda/whānau
@EndTimeDreams
5 жыл бұрын
I'm from New Zealand and have grown up with the haka, would have loved to be in Copenhagen to witness this and be among the people, you can feel the energy in the crowd, amazing
@destrierofdark_
3 жыл бұрын
Ef þeir eru eftir á sviði í einhvern tíma, næst þegar þú ferð ættir þú að blanda þér í hóp þessara fimm eða sex sem þeir minntust á. Haka er einnig gert í þakklætisskyni; það er myndband hérna á KZread þar sem haka er tekið fyrir einn prófessor í skóla í Nýja-Sjálandi. Einnig sjást haka í fótboltaleikjum milli liða þarna, og þá meira í sama tilgangi og að fornu, en samt ekki að öllu. Ef þessir tónleikar væru teknir einhverja daga í röð, og kannski haka um leið á hverjum degi, að sá eitt lokaratriði til að hveðja Alien Weaponry væri þó nokkuð magnað.
@RuaTheHua
2 ай бұрын
Aroha my pakeha brother
This band is as revolutionary as Metallica, Rammstein and Amon Amarth. Recently found them.... Amazing band.
@kevinmorrice
2 жыл бұрын
Metallica are shyte
My biggest pleasant surprise this year. They absoloutely tore copenhell apart. It was so awesome!
Is Haka Metal? Lewis: "Well, it is now!"
@709mash
3 жыл бұрын
Haka was metal before metal 🤘
Was present at the concert but came a bit late so watched the Haka-thing from the beer line and it looked absolutely awesome from down the back. Made my way to the almost front once the band was about to play, though not knowing more about them than the five tracks I listened to in my car the day before but sensed this could be something, and gtfo!! These guys can play! Their presence and performance on stage leaves nothing above a metre when they go off it. If they ever perform at a place near you or far, far away they are an absolute must see.
Wow, what an amazing experience! Aroha from Kawakawa, NZ. Just a bit jealous..
Denmark rulz🤘🏼🤘🏼❤from NZ.
This is respect for the Culture on the best scale
Awesome Denmark from Wellington New Zealand 👍
Wēpua! Keep smashing it and sharing our culture around the world, boys!
That gave me goosebumps....awesome!
Gentlemen, before you had my curiosity, but now you have my attention.
Too metal? ....Tu meke!
Gave me goosebumps that is up there with the viking chant!
If i ever them live and if I ever this guy teaching us the haka I’m joining in
Metal and love from Denmark!
This could become a proper staple in AW concerts, as much as Slipknot's "Jump the fuck up" and Skindred's Newport Helicopter!
Love you Denmark
I was there, it was awesome!
Kia ora Denmark, awesome tautoko!
That was amazing!
ka pai boys !
Fucking love these guys
That gave me goosebumps
Chicken skin, just beautiful! Much aloha from Hawaii!!
Whaken epic
Ka pai boys
I was there ! It was fuckin epic
What song are they playing right after the Dance?
WTF that was no Haka it sounded more like the Iceland football chant than the Haka.
@maja4561
5 жыл бұрын
I was there, and the instructor made the connection to Iceland clear and embrased it. The "hu" part was only a small part of the performance. The rest was traditional Haka. It was most likely used to connect the norse with the maori tradition.
Vikings do cultural appropriation very well ;-)