Cozads champion song

@nikjalik03 2 years ago

I’m African-American and I can feel this deep down in my soul and it brought tears to my eyes. Much respect.

@veezo2323 4 years ago

THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT THE NATIVE CULTURE THAT WHENEVER YOU SEE THEM DANCE OR SING. YOU COULD REALLY FEEL THE SPIRITUAL PART OF IT. I LOVE THAT!!

@msNativegal 3 years ago

RIP Larry Cozad. Thank you for all the years you've sung for us, keeping us grounded. May you continue to sing for us in the sky world 🙏💜

@minustaco42zero24 3 years ago

This is the sound of a spirit you can't ever break. They tried but here we are still, definitely not as strong in numbers but damn strong in spirit.

@ladybirdstarshine4692 5 years ago

The Grandmothers...singing... 🤩🙏⭐😇

@ck_mochi5966 4 years ago

Brought me to tears at three am. Chills. Everything. Beautiful to see grandmothers backing the drum 🤍

@ModestCube100 3 years ago

I remember my dad bringing to these. I can now understand. Wish you were still here. Navajo proud.

@skinnydian 6 years ago

I love this song!! But my favorite part is right before the fourth push-up when their dad "catches" the song puts on his heart so his soul can grow and then he gives it back to he drum. Only native people can understand what that really means. 100000000000 aho's!!

@moikukuikeawe5116 3 years ago

I’m Hawaiian Kanaka Maoli and Am honored to watch this ! Indigenous people it’s Our time to Rise Up🔥

@PaulCozad 2 months ago

Cozad in the house!!! My beautiful family jamming... My Late Great grandfather... My father... Took me in 1962... This beautiful song brings great feelings & good memories.❤❤❤ Ah-Ho!!!❤❤❤

@RBarber128 3 years ago

Seeing the grandma's in the back singing brought me to tears!!! I'm beyond proud to be Anishanaabe ✊

@1973ruben 4 months ago

I am from England and OH MY GOOD GOD!! this hits you right into your soul... send chills down your spine. Absolutely beautiful

@krojones9270 4 years ago

I'm Apache and this hit me. Seeing elders still singing speaks more volumes

@Kwanusela1 6 years ago

Such a powerful song and to see those respected Elders singing there hearts out brought tears to my eyes. I’m Native from the ‘Na̱mg̱is First Nation, Alert Bay, Northern tip of Vancouver Island. We also have a very strong Culture. This song made my heart extremely happy to be Native. We have been here since the beginning of time. We are the land and the land is Us. 💞 Gilakas’la ~ Thank You.

@dakotaneconie5325 5 years ago

Them dudes were getting down and those war crys in the background was kick ass too

@kiwikuzz11 6 years ago

This was awesome to watch! I am a Māori from New Zealand and this looked like a family affair with young and elderly taking part great to see and it looked like they had fun doing it along side their famz something my culture enjoys doing as well especially when you see the old ones just living in the moment and going off on their own thing lol our elderly do the same they love showing us up any opportunity they get hahahah . Mauri ora ki te whanau! (Long life to the family)

@kealohasurf 3 years ago

I am a decendant of the proud nation of the California Coastal Band of Chumash Indians, this song is LIT. Seeing the grandmothers sing backup, truly shows why this Cozad song earned the champion's honor. Aho! Mitakuye Oyasin!

@qudsiaabdullali 3 years ago

Oh my god!! I seriously got goosebumps, was shaking and was close to tears right at the beginning of the video and I'm not even native. I can imagine the emotions must be tenfolds over for natives listening to or practising the songs of their ancestors.