Waianae boy here. Never in my life did I think Waianae would be the main talking point on a worldwide stage 😂

@darrenmoniz801

15 күн бұрын

Facts bro an it makes me a proud Waianae native! 🤙🏻 yessah 💯💪🏻

@bronstonmahelona7676

14 күн бұрын

Putting respect on the W

@CaseyTurnerMusic

2 күн бұрын

Yessah!🤙

Army veteran from Schofield barracks here... I'm Mexican and when I was in waianae I found that my skin color helped me a lot. My white army friends had conflicts in waianae but I didn't.

@Kopaka808

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, from the 60’s to the 90’s, a lot of hate for white folk. Things wasn’t as bad come the 2000’s, but now things are a bit more chill. We now have a general hate towards Micros and anyone from the mainlands.

@castelox9996

8 ай бұрын

I've always said mexicans and hawaiians are cousins through our warrior spirit.

@decentsleep

Ай бұрын

My dad was army, so I lived in Schofield. Hale Kula Elementary was not a good time.

@Donkey808ify

26 күн бұрын

it wasn’t the skin color. it’s the attitude and not being humble that got the white guys problems

@captaina4458

24 күн бұрын

You get problems when you create them.

Moved to Hawaii on a whim and ended up in Waianae and it was the best 4 years of my life. Met Max at the L&L Drive-in! The best beaches are there on the West Side! The people are great and never once felt in danger or scared. It's a fantastic place that is the only authentic place left on Oahu.

@Natedoc808

25 күн бұрын

🤫

@prokodza

24 күн бұрын

Nice

@Natedoc808

24 күн бұрын

@@prokodza I grew up on Oahu, I’m haole, never had issues on the west side. If you’re respectful, you’re good.

@captaina4458

24 күн бұрын

It’s not the only authentic place on Oahu but it’s nice when you live with respect and give respect. Hawaii is all about respect. We’ve got bad apples too, no place is free from idiots but for the most part it’s chill.

@stonewallis4373

17 күн бұрын

Wai’anae is the only place on Oahu where if your car break down somebody will stop and offer help.

Grew up in Hawaii. Fought a lot. It was fun. You fight, beef is settled and its over. You get respect.

@bradadezus

18 күн бұрын

Fought a lot lol where on the video game? 🎮

@brandontoygamertv750

18 күн бұрын

@@bradadezus No games. Mostly in school. Im from Wahiawa boy.

@YourMomsHouse808

17 күн бұрын

⁠@@brandontoygamertv750 “wahiawa “only Philippines you fighting 🤣

@bronstonmahelona7676

14 күн бұрын

💯 it’s why the average Joe here>the mainland

@bradadezus

14 күн бұрын

@@brandontoygamertv750 cool story bro 🤙

I’m from Waianae and the way Max explained how it is in Waianae is for sure how it is 💯 you either get a shirt or beat up 😂👏🏽

Fighting over POGS and Junken Po LOL love it

Max is a hero in the whole west side of Oahu. When ever he fights, win or lose, fireworks go off. More times than not he wins. You wouldn’t even know that aerial fireworks are illegal in Hawaii. 💥🤙🏽

@humanbean1424

14 күн бұрын

Lucky he usually wins.

@Hamoanese

14 күн бұрын

@@humanbean1424 win or lose we are damn proud of him.

@humanbean1424

14 күн бұрын

@@Hamoanese Should be. Hes a stand up, dude.

Most humble fighter you can catch him on sat and Sun at local parks supporting his sons at football games showing love to everybody and just being regular. The people’s champ

People just need to understand. You smile at someone, they will smile back or atleast not make trouble to you and mind their own business. You look at a person with angry attitude, people can feel that energy and it comes right back to you. Life is really all about what you put out. Thats what you will get in return.

@jimcarlson1781

Ай бұрын

thats no gaurantee you wont get your ass beat in life.

I was stationed in Hawaii and loved that side of the island. Love the people there you get what you are looking for.

@brandontoygamertv750

24 күн бұрын

The Waianae Army beach was awesome. Loved it there. Use to be able to rent cabins there.

The Iolani reference just shows how much research on material Andrew does. Only people from Hawaii know that shit lol.

@joemcomber4415

13 күн бұрын

Yup, that caught my attention. I think Andrew really talks to people to find what's going on in different areas.

Max is ‘mixed’. He’s Mixed Martial Arts. 100% BMF! (Blessed Man Forever)

I was stationed in Kaneohe from 89 to 93 and loved every minute of it. I never got into any altercations with the locals in or out of the water. I have nothing but respect for them and wish I could go back to their paradise. Aloha !!

West Side !!! Waianae = Nanakuli, Makaha; the Maili (area): it is pronounced "Miley," as in Miley Cyrus; Yok's (Yokohama area)/Kaena Point (Dillingham Air Field area; separated by a gated black walkway; towards the North Shore; you can either see sea lions or monk seals in that spot).. In Waianae, there is a homeless community located next to a fishing pier. Waianae High School (a legendary comic, Andy Bumatai's alma mater). Far away from Aulani Resort (Disney), there is a small train track, towards the "Electric Beach" spot (it was nicknamed "tracks"). Junken Po (Ai Kono Sho) = "Rock, Paper, Scissors.."

@onasimeona

11 күн бұрын

Its actually pronounced Ma-ee-lee.

Waianae through and through, reppin Weside 😁👏🏽🤙🏽

the mannerisms and energy of this show is so sus

@brantleyhenard8484

Ай бұрын

I think I see what you’re saying lol very odd

@cr4z3dbeats

Ай бұрын

They're fake af, there's no genuine interest in the guest. Just anxiously awaiting their next opportunity to crack an idiotic joke.

@rickybobby76

Ай бұрын

@@cr4z3dbeats and they all sit the same and overreact and slap their knee at every bad joke

@matthewholloway9507

17 күн бұрын

Why is nobody talking about how he looks like Adolf Hitler?

@martavious650

16 күн бұрын

I hate how they sit

😂😂😂 good d on that side he said lol the private school girls both the locals boys ai tell you !!!! Aloha max this classic interview

Aight Max is slowly becoming a favorite

Chheeee Bradda Max 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

regarding the hospitality/fighting dichotomy, there are two ways to explain it: 1) it's a remnant of ancient culture in which aloha (fundamental goodwill toward all people and things) coexisted with a society made of warriors 2) hawaii is small. you see the same welcoming spirit in rural folk. it's easier to be nice to people when there are fewer of them. but at the same time, there's a lot of mingling and poverty here and that environment breeds tension. i grew up poor and fighting was one of the pastimes because we couldn't afford to have anything or go anywhere. but i also grew up around a lot of outsiders (particularly military kids) so i HAD to learn how to fight. being able to rely on your hands was always crucial for both boys and girls.

so, about the main private schools: iolani: local asian families who live on the southern part of the island punahou: good mix of locals but also a lot of white kids (children of transplants and retirees) and/or kids who couldn't get into kamehameha (see below) midpac: locals who live near punahou but whose parents don't want them associated with punahou or can't afford it kamehameha: hawaiians (school's application policy is to give preference to children of hawaiian descent) with higher academic standards damian: formerly an all male school st. louis: all-male school, known mostly for being a football powerhouse AND THAT'S IT

@kawehi4183

17 күн бұрын

And right there, you have the ILH hammahs!

@hondao5

14 күн бұрын

Midpac somehow cost the same as punahou both are like $30k

@ottomanbob

13 күн бұрын

@@hondao5 yeah its either couldn't get into punahou or didn't want to be associated. mid pac was more expensive than punahou when i went there

@wutdafeezy

16 сағат бұрын

Kamehameha get more haoles and Asians now. I’m not talking about the ones with Hawaiian blood. I’m talking about the ones with rich daddies.

White dude here. I lived in Hawaii for 9 years. 19-28 YO. I played basketball for about 1 year no issues.. then I show up after missing a week or two. And everyone had sun in their eyes brah 😅. I was getting “one stink eye” from people I played with for a year. My local friend said I should go. I said why what happen. His response: your haolie friend showed up last week and a fight broke out. Everyone chased him off. My response: who, what, I didn’t know him. So I can’t play because some other random white dude should once and ruined it for me. I don’t even know who that guy is. His response: pretty much…. That is the island. Some of the best people I have ever met. But their loyalty only extends so far. It’s a common human condition. Sam Mahi if your out there. Thank you

Growing up on Oahu, never had issues on the west side even being haole because you show respect, you get respect. But definitely lots of scraps in general and it’s a place where you mind your manners and manners are enforced. I’m still that way and being on the mainland now, it catches people off guard. They’re used to lipping and giving stink eye and being rude here with no consequence… they turtle up real quick.

Angela and Victoria Lee both from Hawaii also Ilima Lei McFarland

@rupertbee

15 күн бұрын

Unstoppable Angela Lee and the Ilima-nator

@kshinokevin

13 күн бұрын

iLima = "Da iLiminator"

@garretdoi6218

12 күн бұрын

Victoria past away in 2022 after getting fully vaccinated in preparation to fight in Singapore, we will always love you😢 rest in peace & Aloha

I spent my first 6 months in Hawaii in Wai'anae. It's the most Hawaiian part of Hawaii.

Damn haven't heard anybody mention or even know what pogs was . Awsome . I remember those days . Had a big tube full of pogs with 1 slammer .

YNI STRONG 👊😎

2:46 the autocaptions did my boy Justin dirty here

@zarcoivanambriz9505

Ай бұрын

Gay cheese 😂

barber forgot to give Schulz a fade lmao

West side is the best side 😊 🤙! My aunties and uncles live In Makaha. Love it!

Cheeeehooo! Yeah u! Holloway best representation of Hawaii!

Yessah Westside 🤙🏾

Hanalulu? Where is that? 😂😂😂😂 First town of Lo'ihi? Hahahah 🤙🏼

Shout out Wai'anae and Aykron

oof the meth comment wasn’t tasteful

When i was stationed in Scholfield barracks the locals were always so nice to me always had fun but im not the disrespectful type and treat others how I want to be treated

Keep Hawai’i Hawaiian 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

Everyone loves max, he’s solid🤙🏽

I lived waianae couple years, fight the whole street, then come back home from grandmas in Whitmore village, and all those kids i fought were crashed out in my living room and bedroom 😂😂😂😂. Unreal brahh.

I'olani?! Bwahahahahaha!!!!!!😂

Your people....he rubs his hands like "le merchant"

Waianae high school did get banned from having proms in Waikiki area 😂

@darrenmoniz801

15 күн бұрын

Facts!!!😂😂

Anything past the power plant, I think it’s a different place. Past the power plant, it’s the WEST SIDE of the island. Power plant all the way out to Ka’ena point. They are nice, but, they also have their rough spots. VERY DIFFERENT from downtown Honolulu

He stay country my grandma from Nanakuli. My grandfather from Kahuku. Red Raiderz

Shout out to Max for mentioning Manono and the battle between Kona and Hilo. Manono, being the wife/lover of a chief preparing for war; went and fought and died alongside her husband. True warrior with a ride or die spirit.

@wutdafeezy

16 сағат бұрын

Interesting. We have a Manono in Samoa too.

When I first moved to Hawaii I WOOFED on the West side. Everyone was super friendly if you're friendly. Surf Makaha and Mai'ile point all the time. Give respect get respect.

Explain Kill haole day?

Brah growing up in Hawaii being white is rough you’ll learn to use your hands really quick , speaking from experience!

@goukhanakul

Ай бұрын

My best friend growing up was my brother from another mother who transplanted from San Bernardino. We fought all the time as teenagers and he became a beast from defending himself from fighting all us Hawaiians lol. Most loyal kanaka E! Rest in peace palala!

@Clovr13

15 күн бұрын

@@goukhanakulGrowing up in San Bernardino you have to know how to fight so he had a good base already prior to moving lol RIP to your brother 🙏 💐

@paulakiu5793

7 күн бұрын

Our family moved to Waianae in September of 59 coming from Waipahu, my mom told me to go check out the town and the beach areas. When I got home 2 hours later, my mom asked me how was it going holo holo in our new home town . To this day & forever I remember saying these words to her, “ Mom this place is paradise “ ! ! Why I said these words to my mom is because our family came from another place I wasn’t happy to live there, it was a sugar cane town “ Waipahu “. The people were great ! They worked hard for the sugar mill. They gave their best for the sugar mills but th ey could never be treated as good as they should have been treated, forgive me but the sugar industry could have done better than that. Waianae was a sugar cane industry town but it didn’t are

@paulakiu5793

7 күн бұрын

The Waianae coast have great people , they are farmers , construction workers, teachers , lawyers, lifeguards, military personnel, police, fishermen, villagers, doctors, computer technicians, engineers,professors , professional athletes,food service industry, indegenious world advocates, and many more people who are from the Waianae Coast.We also have our up & downs in life,challenges that we have to face and deal with it the best we can, some how we have to take care of each other. I have to be more patience & understanding , one thing for sure is that I love living on the Waianae Coast & the People !

@paulakiu5793

7 күн бұрын

Aloha Max ! You are more than a great fighter, you make the Waianae coast people feel proud, the UFC needs YOU a lot more than ever, besides your fighting talent, your Voice for the UFC will move them even further ahead into the future. A big Mahalo to your team and their family & you & your family.

Went to church in Waianae 2nd Tongan ward. You only see it to believe it🤙🏻

My hometown. Wai'anae has a reputation of being a tough town with lots of ICE. I think the police station that was there since I was born is no longer there lol.

So true

The haoles are coming 😂

As a former Waianae elementary schooler Go Beavers btw. We had kill Haole days and since I have a Haole last name I would hide it all the time so I no get cracks. Scraps was a way to find your place in the class hierarchy and build your name. So then you can name drop which is what I did to survive a bunch. Mahalos to George Brown your name saved me from choke cracks. Brah!

@sw6716

24 күн бұрын

You're a teacher with your less than kindergarten English skills? Wow!

@scottnie0988

24 күн бұрын

@@sw6716 Pigin you Faka

@dervinmann9873

22 күн бұрын

It's like being bilingual, they're not teaching a class right now so they're speaking pigeon, a very light version of it.

@Kaiboi808

18 күн бұрын

She speaking pidgin, shes not in a job interview so she doesnt have to put on a fake white accent

@sw6716

18 күн бұрын

@Kaiboi808 just proves how lazy & stupid locals are

Born and raised in waianae (makaha) grew up knowing how n hv to fight.. spar with friends brothers cousins but that was how we grew up n settle it that way!!Waianae isn’t a bad place just gotta respect the culture n respect ppl there! Tourists just no make trouble respect the aina n be pono!! Live Love & Aloha!!🤙🏽

could u ask the legend about his mastery of class please🙏

Bruhh It’s all about the local deluxe from McDonald’s No problem 🤙

Hawaii local food the best doe 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Haole doing the interview too silly

Ancient Hawaiians had weapons slings, clubs, sugar cane spears, and wooden clubs inlaid with shark teeth.

Yes most authentic place no one really knows

Waianae is a hidden gem

“Are you in a situation where you have to throw down now?” Hahahahaha local boys are crazy but they’re not that crazy !!!🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

Max should introduce Andrew to the tita subculture next time. He would absolutely love it.

Hold on, as a Hawaiian I'm surprised how much local knowledge Andrew has about Hawaii lol

eō Max. He koa o Waiʻanae.

If I get beat up can I get a shirt 😂

My son goes to school in downtown Honolulu and fighting isn't so uncommon there either. He says that Hawaiians are usually fine but Micronesians tend to be thugs.

It’s hella stupid though to settle beef with your hands. You risk going to jail and having a criminal record. Most of the “beef” is over really stupid shit anyway. Settle it with words or don’t fight at all. There’s too much tough guy acting in Hawaii. It is better than using weapons or guns but this shit is not something to be proud of.

Nah .. it's the sun on these guys that make our eyes tweak. 😂🙄😠🫤😒😞

As a full on Haole boy..living in Waianae,,,in the days. Im 60 and can still throw hands like a mofo. and my best friends , still in contact...walk the walk.

EWA BEACH 👌🏽

@LordOfTheBeach

12 күн бұрын

EWA BEACH LAWD #76GANG

I used to uber tourists around oahu. I would tell them that Waianae is beautiful…with beautiful beaches. Try not to be there at night though. But it’s like Max said…just be cool. Smile, say hi to people. Don’t be in the Chinatown area at also. In the day, I love it.

@TheJontue

24 күн бұрын

I used to hang out Chinatown at night and you right, it’s a totally different place at night compared to day.

@jamesratzman8945

17 күн бұрын

AALA Park Boys 🎉

Tulsi and Max are awesome!

The lady i bought my house off of moved to Hawaii. She was a pos with money. I def feel for the locals who have to deal with the entitled haoles.

Max “Brutter” Holloway

6:40 comment. How did this guy not get his big nose broke?????????

@WordMadeFlesh777

Ай бұрын

The hats why his nose is flat and big. It’s been broken many many times.

@calonordstoast

Ай бұрын

Came to the comments looking for someone who caught that. Fuck Schulz

@oliver777100

Ай бұрын

@@WordMadeFlesh777 I meant the ass-hat asking Max questions. So ignorant and disrespectful.

@chanandler4567

29 күн бұрын

@@WordMadeFlesh777 : I hope so.

As a Haole living in Hawai'i for the last 14 years, local Hawaiian wife and kids, seeing the host make fun of the historical traumas the U.S. brought onto Hawai'i made me upset. Anyone watching this video, please do not get the idea that joking like that with locals will be tolerated.

Its honolulu not hanalulu faka lol

@coupewiddakit7007

Ай бұрын

Hahahaa fax braaah

@qaaronrodgers2479

Ай бұрын

Ahhh same sheeit

I could see someone in Waianae calling out Andrew he has a irritating face lol and a stupid laugh.

❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉💯💯💯💯

wai'anae does not rock with tourists. i can tell u that now

@BryannahMartin808

21 күн бұрын

Not true. If you give respect you get it back in return.

Equality from the start...

Yup. Just smile and shaka at everyone. You'll be fine. They might not smile and wave back. But at least you gave the aloha first. If you want to move anywhere in Hawaii. Just be part of the community. Anything that helps kids with school and sports. Volunteering at community clean ups. You'll get to know alot of good people.

Female fighter from hawaii Angela Lee

Lots of people getting killed in Waianae

Why these guys interviewing max annoying

The sun in the eyes is an actual thing…we not mad, it’s bright out here! You can walk around with a chain and not worry.

When I lived there I was tearing up the locals...😂 truth is I was kind of a local

@MaxPleaseBeAGoodBoi

Ай бұрын

Haha, I bet, There’s a bit of bullying there, But they work with what they have

At the end of the day, it’s the end of the day

Being from Hawaii, the whole private school/public school thing is straight truth. Private school scrubs never venture out to the west side to fight. Those rich snobs knew what's good for them and stayed away

We brought the meth too! Bro c’mon

Angela Lee Mililani

Island pride is a real thing. Beef is settled with hands and then it’s over.

I never knew Teofemo lopez was from waianae

@blinksstayfresh2524

20 күн бұрын

😂

Everyone in Hawai'i knows how to fight. I remember we used to have beefs settled at the park with everyone even the elders there. Everyone has some training or knows a guy with training who gave them tips. Also I went to the rich kid public school on Oahu...Kaiser. Basically too stupid to get into Punaho 😂

Keep Hawai’i Hawaiian

Kamehameha used all of the white mans tools to conquer hawaii. Shortly after going aboard Capt James Cook ship The Discovery in the year 1802 he used firearms. Not hard to imagine canoes and hand to hand combat wasnt effective against guns and modern boats

But they didn't fight to keep their lands. They gave them up without a fight. Crazy!

@sirij8784

11 күн бұрын

they were willing to fight for the death. The queen told the people to hold back and everything would be settled. She'd assume thru diplomatic means they could get it back. They were wrong

@DrNoth

11 күн бұрын

@@sirij8784 And even after they knew she was wrong no one did anything. I'd be bitter and pissed off too if my ancestors just rolled over and did nothing.

@sirij8784

10 күн бұрын

@@DrNoth for sure. I think if people knew what was gonna happen they would of defied the queen and fought. I think if there was a King instead there would of been no surrending. The hawaiians were too nice and trusted everybody. They should of never let americans come into the country like that. The americans also had other motives. They need to take back the island by making it uncomfortable for outsiders to live there. I've talken to a few people that are afraid to go to alot of parts of Hawaii. That needs to extend to the whole island.

I lived in Kauai for a bit and I’m white. Never again

@TheJuice_1995

Ай бұрын

Never again live in Kauai or never again be white?

@bl-nb8fo

Ай бұрын

​@@TheJuice_1995I thought you died!

@qaaronrodgers2479

Ай бұрын

Kauai?!? That’s 90% white people on that island. You must’ve been an a-hole.

@TheJuice_1995

Ай бұрын

@@bl-nb8fo the juice is still loose

@chanandler4567

Ай бұрын

Go home, Haole!

Why would you go to any small tight knit community and give people attitude? I grew up in a town with 2000 people in it and everybody didn’t get along but that shit wouldn’t matter when it came to outsiders messing with locals. Everyone stuck together.

@keanigo2235

18 күн бұрын

I think some people don’t mean to give attitude but they aren’t socially aware enough to realize they’re coming off that way. I’ve met people from NYC for example who are used to being more abrupt, rushed and closed off in their social interactions. I think that’s just how it is in a big city and it’s not necessarily rude, but in Hawaii we are warm and friendly to everyone, you’d treat the cashier at the grocery store with the same warmth as your family member, lots of eye contact and smiles, and when you don’t reciprocate the warmth with your words and body language it comes off as standoffish.