Comments by "SantomPh" (@SantomPh) on "Noisey" channel.

  1. chowderheadify there are more American cultural references and borrowed lyrics here than from South Africa.
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  2. So you lived on a reservation, speak Navajo and interact with Navajo regularly? Give.me a break Pãkehã
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  3. Cultural realization, rather. They are all Kiwis
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  4. No, THRASH metal
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  5. What is "pro white" culture? The prevailing culture of metal is already white. Dont get defensive , it is just your fault for bawlderizing your culture and making it hollow and souless.
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  6. When was thrash Norweigan?
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  7. His personality was white Michael, friendly and chatty. His music however is not. Kind of like Alice Cooper, dude brews tea and cooks carrots at home but rips chickens apart on stage
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  8. Mouh rhee. Locals say Moh-ri. The language itself is called Te Reo
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  9. I dont think Swahili is that endangered , but good on ya for promoting the language nonethelesa
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  10.  @marshallslayer  no, metal is metal. Thrash is especially straightforward.
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  11. The de Jong brothers have a Maori grandma and a dad who identifies as Maori.
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  12.  @alexanderjoe3526  it is an inset to the larger map, showing NZ in greater detail. You can see this map in NZ schools
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  13.  @n3r0n3  they promote the language and via their lyrics and videos promote Maori history. Like Louis said, keeping the language alive is key to keeping all the other connections alive.
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  14. For metal it is pretty good. They won some mainstream NZ music awards in 2017.
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  15. They are New Zealanders with genuine Maori connections. Go to some liberal retreat where everyone is offended!
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  16. Thing is those terms are names, so they dont get translated. A whapua for example is like a village or settlement or better, a community.
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