Stay true to Samoa . Me Aoloau 🦋♥️ Our time huh!

good stuff,very good stuff all the best of luck on future flicks

Uso well done nothing but luv fo you all!

One word....LOVE!!

Lovin it! malo to all the boyz..

Much love, uce. I see you doing your thing too, bro. Keep it comin'. Stay up. Maguia! K.T.B got nothin' but love...

kooola tribe koooola tribe..........lol good shit! Good job boyz-AD you a FOOL!lol LOVE IT!!!

first uso was fiLthy!! str8 bangah uso'z!! magaia le pese....koe sau leisi mea ....maguia!! much love 2 the uos'z!!

ayee Sac Town reppin

This kicks ass!

Mad respect uso's!!

Good stuff Uso's!

first uce kame in smooth spittin tht barz

Dys Video is DOPE Sheeee'_

Is dat Uncle Sam 1:10..lol. Malo boys. That place where you guys doing all the welding at looks familiar. That's at my house in Samoa. Malo Pat n mag man Jordan n Elu, and all the boyz. Good job on this video. This ish da shit.. Malo. Keep it up Uso...

heo yeaah uce itz wat we be abT!! Koolah Tribe is famiLy uce, stayy breathin' uso......aLready!!

ahhhh ooooo saaaaaa!!!! ufa wat....

1Love Maa SAMOA USo's....we stick together...God bless 🙏😇🌎💪🤎❤️

Much Respect my USO'S

alofas from nz, def my entrance for my next fight if yall dnt mind - samoan pride forever

@6AD4xAllDay

10 жыл бұрын

Yezzzir!

#DOPE! #iLOVE=]

Tight

No matter how many circles of arguments we have, you've chosen to not remove the blindfold. Evident today is the fact that hip-hop has cross-culturally flourished. If it were to be contained in a box, such as that of your mentality, it wouldn't have made it out of the Bronx. If you're stuck on arguing "stop trying to be black", you will always be limited in your thinking. Merry Christmas to you too.

Thanks for the support, uso.

hell yea sactown

Sole..magaia le kou pese aua le kea fua kala ale au lokoleaga gale kele lava ole Pisa ae lemafai se mea...

FO REAL... we juss doin music, thats all it is. if anybody wants to look at this like we tryin to be black, or we tryin to be gangsta? thats all on y'all. we never said we was tryin to be anything, other than polys who love to do music. peace.

Good song guys,hey I'm training a fighter his name is mighty mo,I would like to ask you guys if wanna sing this song on his fight coming up ,Sep 8 in LA sports arena,for the K1 show??????

aye where yall get that samoan jersey from ??

Sacramento waddup

Hi bro ,sorry,we are waiting for the K1 management to approve it ,not answer yet

all day brah. let's collab one day on a video.

Clean ass beat

Koola Tribe Boyz KTB...Tamaitiolemea

PAVA BOIZ

8 hater we call hater on the LAUASA

why dude in the last verse look like he gettin tatted up, but all the other shots don't show him wit a tat?? was dat the last scene yall shot?? lol

i am from alofau and repin it

are you still shooting with the 7D and what lens are you using?

Hi guys where do you guys live at ????

malo uso good shit

Niue shaddup samoa is also the rock were the originators

Why are people having this bad habit of arguing under someone's video when it's supposed to be comments whether they like the video or not? Lmfao

Sactown Nine-16 stand up!!!

@4:31... Now dat's how you PoP-Bottles!!.

Damn Adrian....since when did you putting out your first music vid become a controversy topic for MrLovePoki to discuss in such an elaborate manner? lol...im laughing my ass off bro at this guy...very very entertaining with his comments on all the other poly music vids as well....lets you know when you doing something right when you got fans like this dude...stay up my brotha....STOLR BOI 4 LIFE!!

i dnt see no tattoo on his neck when it show him gettin ttted on his neck n sht. wtf. lol. where they do tht at?

i see sme proud ex Aveleans over here!:)

This needs to hit the gym

... your opinion has been noted. Thanks for watching.

ps..i like the song

OH WHAT NUUULI REPPIN WHAT WHAT!!!

Alapati made it look good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SAMOA MO SAMOA

oooohhh....like how u got all your info posted up on your profile....u mad? hahahah

bruh digging too deep into this, we just making music. uma le case.

we were clearly representing hip-hop but we know the difference between that culture and our own native culture. that's the problem. we know who we are and what we respect such as hip-hop. thanks for the hindu-ninja analogy. quite a revelation! lol. if you'd know hip-hop, then you'd understand. i hope this gives you peace to cheer up. lol. you're the illest mcee! hehehe.

K.T.B malo Adee.. se Keke Le Mea lol

i reclaim my life tattoos my rights/snatched my soul like daily nights/ my blood flowz through my skin/better yet i am just a Samoan man/ scrapping off the rock like a trend/6 pack with 40 Gz cast out the dream/my homie from pago pago nigga ICE CREAM/i am down with remix put dem trickz/ while my niggah living life a soldier TEN-SIX/water springs out more than blood thicka/ 4 eyez from kali wadd up SEFA/OFF DA ROCK aint represent bad/ you can tell 2 my niggah AD

@tgrishim5379

2 жыл бұрын

dude..just take yo day job seriously..

Like i said, we were trying to appeal to a hip-hop audience. If we wanted to truly represent our culture, we have done a song in the Samoan language and attire, and our audience would have been limited to just Samoans. It wouldn't be sensible to make a hip-hop track in a Samoan context? How do you know the song was totally about "representing the Samoan culture"? Did you even listen to it word for word? Funny how people make judgements and then try to come across as philosophical.

"Express a sense of eloquence" as rephrasing? Eloquent. Admirable. What exactly r "black characteristics"? Lil Wayne skateboards and wears punky, skateboarder clothing which are stereotypically of "white" characteristics. Are a bunch of "white" people offended by that? Oh, so it's okay only for "black" people to be black or white as a form of hip-hop expression, but it's not for any other ethnicity? And so Eminem should be showcasing his skills in whatever defines a precisely "white" persona.

we got haters in hea ........

No emotions. No defensive state. Just a matter of enlightening the closed-minded. You don't see what i see in hip-hop. So you can keep coming back and around in circles. The arguments were strictly rational and not emotionally-driven. But you'll keep refuting that. I'm not offended when people can't put things in perspective. That might be a challenge for you. My bad if that's offensive and not insightful. No disrespect.

I never said i didn't like arguing. no paradox there. and it's "arguing" not "argueing" with an "e". doesn't your post-box include a spell check? or you just don't know how to spell, but "you attempt to express a sense of eloquence"...constantly? lol. see ya soon. lol.

@2:30 & 1:07 ill spar with him aha

Then you grammatically meant "paradoxical" to describe, presumptively, the word "representers". It could be misinterpreted as a description of the adjacent term of "culture" which would mean the culture of paradoxes. Use words properly for your sake (since you like arguing). Newsflash, it's still a big word for you if you don't really understand how to it. lol. And my rationalization of "acting black" is not "hip-hop" still stands. Merry Christmas again.

"It's funny cuz" you jumped from "stop stealing our style" to "discussions and debating rationally". Be eazy illmcee.

Africans are from Africa. You meant to say African-Americans (before you try to sound smart, get your references straight). And hip-hop is impartial to race or country. Urban gear and dramatic gestures do not mean we're trying to act black. It's the appropriate context for a hip-hop song. Stop trying to use big words like "paradox" if you use it improperly. We're Samoan. We know ourselves and how to distinguish our Samoan identity from our affinity 4 a culture like hip-hop. MAIN1-in-a-Million.

USO....WHY SOOoooooooOOOO SEKI!!!???!!!.....CHOOOHOOOHOOoooOOO.......MALO USOs.....ICECREAM~SHOP pRODuKTioNz!!!....

man what the hell are you talkn bout fooo

How it is an emotional approach when i'm trying to reason (rational approach) with you? And how is your initial approach philosophical when you made a superficial judgement to begin with? You judged the video and labeled it Polynesians trying to be black as an assessment; and failed to remember the openness of hip-hop and its evolution to date. Realistically, if we came across as "trying to be black", my argument is: once an assessment like that is made, it reflects a closed mind.

True. You didn't say what was quoted. But the nature of your rebuttal was of such "defensive"-ness. Trying to tell a group of people to "be original" insinuates a command stemming from defensiveness. It's obvious you think you are worthy of being able to debate. be difficult lil man.

NO SHIT , HUH?

The word is "due" in your "all-do-respect". You said "...don't rep it while trynna act black". Right there u made a judgement and failed to explain what "acting black" is. And then u labeled us "paradox culture representers" which wasn't used properly. What's the paradox? Us claiming to be black? U made judgements and then tried 2 cover it up with "just be real with yall selves". Again, the song and video is in a hip-hop context. Not defensive, i just hope you can see it's a context issue.

To all the haters UFA.......lol

google lachyan17 it shows her doing almost every comment she leaves step for step eww

Your initial argument was "be original" and on to the extent of quit trying to imitate others. And if you've had discussions with Samoans about this, then good for you. You are always going to fail to see the provisions of the windows of hip-hop and its acceptance to anyone regardless of country or race because you only see it as "black" characteristics. If that's the case, hip-hop, after being birthed in the Bronx, would have died out a long time ago.

LOL! Deep denial? Polynesians who were born and raised in the continental U.S. and involved in hip-hop adapt to "hip-hop" characteristics because of that surrounding/upbringing. It's what they know of that context. Your emotions are apparently involved because you're not opening your mind to the openness of hip-hop; in fact you sit there and limit it to "black". Our aim was to be relevant, especially to a hip-hop audience. How would that come across in our native language and attire?

whoa lets calm down dude I said I like the song i was not knocking you at all, plus I was responding to the guy above who was trying to be funny by calling yall Asian...besides i like Hawaii style anyway..so just calm down smoke a doobie

im not sure where ur goin wit this, but look, one of the greatest rappers alive today is a white dude. eminem. and I'm not saying that cuz i like the dude, but if u get a chance there's a movie called The Art of Rap. look it up if u have time. i know african americans started hiphop and rap. but u gotta be some kind of idiot if u think that it's only gonna be black people that can do this. im just saying. i produced Off da Rock, in case ur wondering WhoTF i am! peace!

Kalofae. Now you're doing a survey on human relations and you had discussions with Samoans (to try to corroborate your argument) about it?. Why don't you stop with the excuses and work on ridding yourself of that poisonous mentality that hinders the progress of hip-hop? It's a matter of context. If "blacks" were to perform a "Samoan" piece and video-document it because of their affinity to Samoan music and dance, I WOULD LOVE IT and encourage it. Hip-hop is love, not "black" characteristics.

lol. you're too funny. you've never once pinpointed what "acting black" is and you're clearly in denial because "whites" and other ethnicities can can "try to be black" for a hip-hop context, but not Polynesians. What you're saying is that people should represent themselves for who they are and not try to be someone else. If that's the case, then since baseball's roots are European, Americans shouldn't be playing it? They should be playing only American-made sports to mark individuality?

1 there american, 2 there Hawaiian, 3 almost every country in the world imitates us black Americans really its starting make me sick they even have rap in Russia..i really dont know how to feel about any of it, no race could understand how we fell about that unless they saw it through our eyes....SIGH oh well this planet is now just a big ass ball of hypercritical life forms

IT'S A VERY STUPID THING TO ARGUE UNDER SOMEONE ELSE'S VIDEO, OTHER THAN THE VIDEO'S PURPOSE ITSELF HERE! GET A LIFE FRIENDS, OR LIFE WILL GET YOU! LMAO!!!!