Comments by "SantomPh" (@SantomPh) on "Keeping Māori Culture Alive with Thrash Metal: Alien Weaponry" video.

  1. So you lived on a reservation, speak Navajo and interact with Navajo regularly? Give.me a break Pãkehã
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  2. Cultural realization, rather. They are all Kiwis
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  3. No, THRASH metal
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  4. 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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  5. When was thrash Norweigan?
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  6. Mouh rhee. Locals say Moh-ri. The language itself is called Te Reo
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  7. I dont think Swahili is that endangered , but good on ya for promoting the language nonethelesa
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  8.  @marshallslayer  no, metal is metal. Thrash is especially straightforward.
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  9. The de Jong brothers have a Maori grandma and a dad who identifies as Maori.
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  10.  @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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  11.  @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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  12. For metal it is pretty good. They won some mainstream NZ music awards in 2017.
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  13. They are New Zealanders with genuine Maori connections. Go to some liberal retreat where everyone is offended!
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  14. 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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