hawaiiankingdom hashtag performance

The hashtag #hawaiiankingdom on TikTok highlights the rich history, culture, sovereignty movements, and contemporary issues related to Hawaii. It fosters dialogue, awareness, and appreciation for the Hawaiian Kingdom's legacy and heritage.

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Daddy & Son Son 🏆♥️ One of my greatest joys in life is MUSIC. My dad and I have a special bond around music & now being a father, I get to share that passion and gift with my own seed. #EliBoy This mele: “Kanaka Maoli” by @isaiahtavares & @sonofoahu shares the pride of being #Hawaiian and a descendent of such notable kūpuna. “For kanaka to descend from Akua’s sacred line” Being kanaka Hawai’i is an honor & a Kuleana to uphold with mana, aloha, and Pono. Mahalo Akua #father #fatherlove #fatherson #hawaii #hawaiiankingdom #KanakaMaoli #alohaaina #alohaakua #alohakanaka #fyp #luckywelivehawaii Do you have something special you share with your father? Share it below 👇

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FREE HAWAII - http://FreeHawaii.Info #FreeHawaii #HawaiianKIngdom

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NEW HAWAI`I ISLAND MAYOR SUPPORTS THE TMT - http://FreeHawaii.Info Read It Here - https://khon2.com/local-news/new-mayors-support-reignites-tmt-debate/ #AoleTMT #ProtectMaunaKea #KuKiaiMauna #FreeHawaii #HawaiianKingdom

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SENDING THE RIGHT MESSAGE - http://FreeHawaii.Info #FreeHawaii #HawaiianKingdom #ProtectMaunaKea #KuKiaiMauna

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FREE HAWAI`I IN MANNHEIM, GERMANY - http://FreeHawaii.Info #FreeHawaii #HawaiianKingdom

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From Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi (On Facebook) MAI POINA! We will never forget. Join us this year at the ‘Onipa’a Peace March and Rally to commemorate the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy which happened 132 years ago on January 17, 1893. Every year the Kahea goes out to the Lāhui to march and gather. ‘Onipa'a is a call to remain steadfast in our commitment to positive change, to stand up against all forms of oppression, and to uphold the values of compassion, respect, and justice. It encourages individuals to reflect on their own roles in uplifting Lāhui and to carry forward the lessons of unity, non-violence, and resilience. For more information or to request a space for an educational booth or register your school or group go to: https://www.kalahuihawaii.net/onipaapeacemarch #Onipaa2025 #MaiPoina1893 #AlohaAinaOiaio #Ea #QueenLiliuokalani #HawaiianKingdom #lahui #OnipaaPeaceMarch2025

Thankful for my family. Mele Kalikimaka kākou apau. Christmas Feast! #christmasfeast #melekalikimaka #damienawai #livemusic #organicislandmusic #hawaiiankingdom #maui #alohacrew #fyp #foryoupage #mauimusic #hawaii #fyp #tiktok #bestlivemusic #faikava #kavatonga #kavafakalata ダミアンアワイ www.damienawai.com

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Aloha to all from Maui 🤙🏾 #damienawai #livemusic #organicislandmusic #hawaiiankingdom #maui #alohacrew #fyp #foryoupage #mauimusic #hawaii #fyp #tiktok #bestlivemusic #faikava #kavatonga #kavafakalata ダミアンアワイ www.damienawai.com

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REMEMBERING JOHN “BUTCH” KA`APUIKI KEKAHU III - http://FreeHawaii.Info #JohnButchKekahu #FreeHawaii #AlohaMarch #KoaniFoundation #HawaiianKingdom, Koani Foundation Founder John “Butch” Kekahu Butch was a valiant warrior for his people. He was a hero to the many whose lives he touched. Being Kanaka Maoli piha, full blooded native Hawaiian, he helped lead the struggle for a Free Hawai`i on Kaua`i as well as throughout the islands. Butch responded to the call of Queen Lili`uokalani, Hawai`i’s last reigning monarch over a century ago, when she called for Hawai`i Nationals to continue the quest for the recovery of the Hawaiian Kingdom, illegally taken over by the US in 1898. Born in Hanapepe, Kaua`i in 1944 and raised by his parents, Rebecca Mikala Koani Kekahu and John Kekahu II, he spent part of his life in the Los Angeles area working as a musician and entertainer. In 1971, after life-changing conversations with his uncles, Charles and Nathaniel Koani, Butch returned to Hawai`i. From that point forward he became a native Hawaiian patriot, dedicated to fighting for native rights, homeland entitlements, equitable health care, and self-determination. He was jailed in 1993 for his six-year occupation of Hawaiian Homelands in Anahola, Kaua`i. Butch organized the 1998 and 2000 Aloha Marches in Washington, DC. On July 4, 2000, he also staged the Boston Ti Party, a modern day protest of taxation without representation. These events highlighted native Hawaiian issues through broad national and international media coverage. Despite his lack of formal education, Butch lectured on a Free Hawai`i at the US Congress, governmental agencies and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Suffering the effects of advanced diabetes and heart disease, Butch’s determination carried him through numerous episodes of cardiac arrest. On numerous occasions he was rushed unconscious, by ambulance, to hospital emergency room resuscitation, only to return later to his home office to finish the days work. He once survived cardiac death seven times in a single day, resuming Koani Foundation business in his hospital bed. On December 27th, 2001 John “Butch” Kekahu III passed from this life. Over 2,000 people on Kaua`i attended his funeral. Butch leaves a legacy as a strong leader for a Free Hawai`i as well as a beloved brother, friend and musician with a golden voice. His tireless and courageous work, selfless attitude and most of all his huge heart will long be remembered. For more information, visit KoaniFoundation.org