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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Jocelyn Slade
8 years ago

It’s not about the money, it’s about the people and the culture of this land!!! Keep our Waikiki Beach Boys!!

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Alexander taylor
8 years ago

Live pono everyday.

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Ken barrow
8 years ago

If

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Loryn Guiffre
8 years ago

Don’t sell out for profits. Keep Waikiki how it is. Legendary. Mostly due to those beach boys.

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Dawn Fogelson
8 years ago

We took their islands we took away the hula & surfing & traditions. Now they plan to take away their livelihood.

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william couchman
8 years ago

save the true hawaii beach boys

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Nate Lau
8 years ago

Stay off our beach and aina! Waikiki Beach Boys Forever!

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Brad Kalilimoku
8 years ago

Hawaii’s people make up Hawai’i and what tourist come to see, the locals who know this island, don’t let greed prosper of humanity!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save Waikiki Beach Boys

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Rodrigo
8 years ago

No beach boys no aloha

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Lance
8 years ago

It’s a no from me

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Anonymous
8 years ago

How you gonna ack?? Unreal.

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Terry chitwood
8 years ago

Keep it traditional

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Steve
8 years ago

Beach boys for life

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Chanan
8 years ago

Keep the Aloha in Hawaii

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Shayna
8 years ago

Keep the beach boy culture alive

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Myla noveck
8 years ago

The Beach Boys are the reason hawaiis beaches are kept safe and clean. Without them the beaches will never be the same

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Tyson Onekea
8 years ago

Keep the beach boys in Waikiki and at their beach they made famous. You can't take Hawaii out of Hawaiian's so why take the beach boys out of Waikiki. Let our culture live for this is Hawaii.

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Jefe Bret Harte
8 years ago

My grandmother lived in in Hawaii in the 1930s and told me the stories. When I went to Hawaii, Waikiki was the first place my feet touched sand and water, and the first place I surfed, for respect for Hawaii, Hawaiian people, and the sport of surfing. Beach Boys are part of the heritage of Hawaii, Waikiki, and surfing. They have spread aloha for over 100years. Please do not strip locals of their jobs, or the Islands of their history any more than we already have. Allow traditional Beach Boys and their businesses to remain on Waikiki.

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Garrett Baldwin
8 years ago

Keep the Aloha!