Supaman - Why

Supaman and world champion dancer Acosia Red Elk team up on this visually stimulating video for the song called "Why" which is featured on Supaman's album "ILLUMINATIVES". Available now. Directed by Tom Clement

[sevenrainfalls]

"Why do you choose to hide when you were born to fly?" Amazing line!

[lamortbleue]

"Why don't you help your brother when you see him fall?
Why do we act like God don't see it all? Why do we call them Black, them White, them Asians and use labels? Now that's racism" These are the words that stuck with me the most, absolutely beautiful song.

[ericdunn]

My daughter is Choctaw and Cherokee. I want her to be proud of a beautiful nation.

[carrolyngallagher]

Supaman for the halftime at super bowl!

[catherinemcmartin]

"To Dance is to Pray, to Pray is to Heal!" Thank you!

[chrispopejoy]

I’m a white older woman in awe of him and all native peoples of this land. So much respect and admiration. Thank you for your positive messages and truths 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😌

[wjmetcalf]

Saw this guy live a few nights ago in Reno performing at ArtTown on the Truckee River. The guy is a PERFORMER! I have never seen or heard anything like what he did with the looping....essentially creating Native American rap...live. The audience could not take their eyes off him. Quite a stage presence with an incredible talent to go along with it.

[TeacherTaj]

I'm a teacher. I just came across this song. I'm in tears. Thank you.

[jessietaylor]

Watching a listening to this makes me cry as us native have been in the dark for so many years and we have no idea why. I'm happy to see that someone is trying to bring the truth threw our culture 🥰

[AshMashMe]

"Why don't teachers make more than professional athletes..."

This man speaks truth, y'all. Thank you for this. <3

[sharonnicholson]

Native American is such a misunderstood culture.
Truly wonderful people trying to spread a positive message while staying resilient

[insufficientrussophobia]

This made me teary and I am from the very far away country of Ukraine. This video touches me on a very special level. Minimalistic yet so powerful. No fireworks or special effects needed. I hope to see many more beautiful videos and songs from you! Love and light

[kateohalloran]

Beautiful... and beyond... brought tears to my eyes, happy ones and deep ones. So thrilling to see Supaman blend the form of rap expression with traditional native dance. Stunning, and powerful, prayerful. I am moved by his art and expression, his pride.

[WlkN]

2023 and I'm still singing/ dancing this song. One of my ALL time favorite jams, especially when it rains. I imagine the rain as Creators tears washing over the land to cleanse the people and provide healing in their Spirits, including mine. ❤❤❤🙏
My neighbors think I'm weird though bc they don't understand but it is the world we live in.

[nanolinex]

I’m a proud native of the Hopi and Yaqui tribe I’m proud of the dances I commit to and I look up to you supaman I’m a native rapper too rapping about our daily lives and the struggles we go through and how it’ll be better in the end.

[TyhlerNovac]

My Native Brothers and Sisters Stand up for a Proud moment

[ravenwaid]

Love you see a Proud Native asking Why.

[lifeveteran]

no flash or gimmicks....just pure talent..loving it

[windycitygirl]

My 16 yr old daughter has this song on her Native songs Playlist. She plays it proudly😊. I have been trying to teach my children about their Native ancestry, so it does not die out❤

[AmberBurnett]

i am a descent from Chippewa cree and this is a prayer for majorities we stand and rise together thank you for sharing.