1. Dear Blackberry, I have come to this place to enjoy music, not to be bombarded by the same inane message over and freakin over. Guess what - the more I hear your ad, the less I remember. Please consign yourself to the dustbin of digital history, and let me listen to great music without hindrance. Sincerely Yours The Entire Music Listening World.
2. yea uncle
3. What meaning does the t-shirt you're wearing at 2.42 have?
4. i saw some chuffing going on to
5. Beautiful! Amazing song and amazing video, very inspirational.. Tiki you are one very talented and intelligent young man! :-) Bless you mate!
6. This is one of the most powerful videos and bits of music I have seen. To face your demons like that takes incredible strength and courage and an amazing amount of character
7. Hi Tiki... is it possible to use this song as theme song for youth? Polynesian youth here in Wanganui. Or do you have a recommendation pelase...
8. Yeah it is. It's about him conquering his demons and one of them was drugs and snorting. Represents him leaving his bad habits behind and moving onto better things... My opinion.
9. Love it!!! 
10. Just fantastic ! In my FAV !!! Thank you!
11. This gives me chills tonight. I am in the northrn hemisphere and can't be my dear friend's tangi this weekend. I am sending my spirit to be with them .. I will send words to send him off....(represent)
12. i hope...
13. hahahaha,,,, thats a stick not a straw
14. If you have read and followed Tiki's journey, you would know that 2.02 is very central to this man's journey... and I interpret this video as a cleansing, questioning, wanting to find your place, motivating yourself by connecting to the inner, the strengths of those that your spirit and thus journey is linked to - to move forward, a new man/woman. I love this video. i connect to the msg of needing regrowth and ahi kaa in this video. thank you for a great artistic piece Tiki!
15. Hey Tiki, it makes me proud of my kiwi heritage, not just maori, not just pakeha but all of us. A culture is not a thing to be owned. Its like the sea, and the rivers. It should be nurtured and held in trust for the next generation, but never owned. When we all appreciate and celebrate it, then our nation will have grown-up. - A white guy from Chch.
16. hey tiki, still one off my fav albums to date!!! :)
17. Awesome...... this makes me feel closer to my roots. My family came from Waikato. My GG-grandfather was an Englishman & my GG-grandmother was a Maori lady from the Ranana/Randell family. I was born and raised in Hawaii.
18. Hey Tiki, fantastic and inspirational song with an amazing video.Although I am not a Kiwi but from Germany it makes me feel homesick.Can't wait to be back in NZ sometime soon. Much respect,Stephan
19. should upload this in HD version!
20. cool one and has a bit of estern beat of Dub style! still has home feel to it! weldone!
21. Ok, this song helps me release pressure =) i dont understand anything only i feel like how the sound release...mm Thanks for post this video. love it..
22. This song gives me the mental image of a man who is trying to regain his ancesteral ways, He now wears diferent clothes and speaks a different lenguage, but throw that old lady in the beach he is able to re touch his ancesteral ways. I may be completely wrong but thats what i think about when i look at the video.
23. love it .. gives me goosebumps.. and im a white Aussie .. ;-))
24. love it .. gives me goosebumps.. and im a white Aussie .. ;-))
25. Is it just me or does this song make you wanna go to WARRRR! And im talkin like swords and axes kind of war!

TANGAROA - god of the sea - Tiki Taane

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Tiki Taane's first single TANGAROA. This is the full length lo-res music video/short film off his debut album 'PAST PRESENT FUTURE'
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