Jason Momoa

Definitely, you know, back in the day, there was different islands with different kings until it was united by Kamehameha.

But not everyone loved Kamehameha.

You could have been with Kahikili.

You could have been with different islands.

And obviously, to unite them, your family could have been murdered.

So I don't think everyone sees eye to eye.

But having said that, like, we are...

you know, since we are a part of America now, like I think all those generations, you know, our, our culture and our language was completely removed from us, like most indigenous races and, uh, you know, really trying to get it back.

And I don't necessarily think there's like sex to it.

Right.

Yeah.

I'll tell you what, not as much as like if you were to compare it to New Zealand where there's, I don't, don't quote me, but there's 200 plus different iwis, different tribes in Marais.

Yeah, whereas the South Island, there's one like Naito who's just one tribe on the South Island.

The North Island has many.

So it definitely has to go through a lot more.

if you're trying to agree on certain things, like it's got to go through more people.

I mean, in the sense of like, cause there's so much pride in that culture.

It's such a unique culture.

Yeah.

I come from the West side of Oahu.