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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Keep the beach boy culture alive!

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Alora Davis
8 years ago

He hawaii au!

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Joe Mattson
8 years ago

This guy is barely a resident. How would he know what he’s doing. Stop selling Hawaii to people who don’t know Hawaii.

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Kai Kaeo
8 years ago

#keepdukesdreamalive❤️

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Javier valadez
8 years ago

No to dive Oahu

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Pepe Sepulveda
8 years ago

Keep the culture going !!

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fleccs808
8 years ago

Showing support for The Waikiki Beach Boys.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Don’t kill the Aloha spirit of Waikiki...the birthplace of surfing. Duke would be so disappointed.

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Andrew Simms
8 years ago

Please keep the beach boy tradition alive. Don’t allow corporate businesses to step in and destroy a culture and lifestyle. The beach isn’t a co modern for a business to grow and gain profit. The original beachboy lifestyle is what we have and don’t let it become washed out and lost.

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Regina Gibson
8 years ago

Are we going to just wipe away all the old traditions. There will be nothing left if we let this happen. Are we just going to let them plow everything under.

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Ikaika poki
8 years ago

Keep the aloha culture Hawaiian. It’s about aloha not money

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Tanya
8 years ago

SAVE THE BEACH BOYS!!!!

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robert lozanovski
8 years ago

this guy is so rude!

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heidi choi
8 years ago

grew up surfing as a little girls at queens & the beach boys was what made that place home. all the uncles would let me use boards to go surf when i didn’t have a board yet. they would take us on the canoes if they had extra seats. honestly if it wasn’t for them i would have never fell in love with surfing because of their aloha they gave to me. this is just ridiculous!

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Audrey Harrer
8 years ago

Keep the beach boy culture alive!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Duke Kahanamoku would not approve. Keep Hawaii Hawaii. This is why a lot of locals are moving out of Hawaii. Not Pono at all.

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Sean Kainoa Browne Jr
8 years ago

I've only been working with these companies for a short time. I've seen a lot of gentrification and this is by far one of the most wicked forms. The least you can do is leave the beach to the locals. Don't give it to someone who "dives" for his profit which has nothing to do with the shore or the surf. Leave it to the professionals. The people who have the waves ingrained on their skin, hearts, and souls.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save The Beach Boys

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Timothy Morrissey
8 years ago

Destroying Hawaiian heritage that The Duke and beach boys brought to everyone around the world. Waikiki is the heart of there legacy. They shared the Aloha with everyone don’t take that away from them! Do the right thing lead with your heart! Blessings to all Hawaiians all my Love!

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Anne Coloma
8 years ago

Supporting the locals