'Aquaman' Premiere Jason Momoa Performs Haka

The people in the crowd have absolutely NO IDEA how lucky they are to have experienced this Haka!! This is one of the most powerful dances you will EVER see!!!!!

That crowd got to experience something they don't realize how grateful they are. I would love to experience a Haka and Siva Tau in person

As an Indigenous American, it always brings tears to my eyes when I see the Haka.

I smiled so much when I noticed his kids were there doing the Haka. I know they're very involved in their culture, but seeing how they have been doing it since very little and in such a public stage is so heartwarming. Such a rich and intricate culture and it's always a privilege when they share a bit with us. I am glad Haka has been getting international recognition in the past years. Another highlight for me was the guy in the hat in the background at 1:32 who I imagine couldn't perform the dance for some reason but was chanting along with them with all his heart. The sense of community and togetherness the haka gives was definitely present.

Dude I almost cried at how badass his daughter looked, him raising his children to appreciate and love their culture is amazing 🥰

"That's so cute." Yeah, even cuter back in the day where this would be the last thing you hear before running for your life.

The amount of energy and absolutely no embarrassment when they do this always makes me choke up a bit!!

That is pure pride in one’s culture. Beautiful.

He made a moment not only for his son, but his daughter to be a part of their culture; their bloodline, their heritage. I cry every time I see this

To see his children alongside him honoring their heritage, it shows how deep their roots are. It’s beautiful.

Every time I see a Haka performed it makes me cry. So incredibly beautiful and powerful.

I love that his children have that tradition in their blood.

I love that he’s obviously educating his children about their heritage. They are right there doing the Haka with him!

As annoying as it is to hear people in the crowd call it “cute”, I am very honored to be able to see these amazing people perform such a powerful Haka!

And people wonder why he sounded perfect speaking Dothraki😍

This is a sign of absolute respect and love at the same time.

If I could witness this one time in my life, I would be so happy. So much respect for the haka.

I grew up in a church with mostly Māori people and got to see the Haka being performed several times, in person. It is simultaneously one of the most terrifying, spiritual and awe inspiring things I have ever seen. Absolutely magnificent.

Tears every time. What a privilege to see.

As a rugby fan, I am used to haka, but still gives me goosebumps each time !