Xi-Amaru Republic Invites Viewers Worldwide to Record and Share Their Reactions to National Anthem Premiere

As the Xi-Amaru Republic prepares to premiere its official national anthem music video on January 25, 2026, at 6:30 PM CT, the nation is extending a special invitation to viewers around the world to take part in a historic moment—not only by watching, but by witnessing their own response.

The leadership of the Xi-Amaru Republic is encouraging individuals, families, and communities to record themselves while watching the premiere of the Xi-Amaru National Anthem and to share their reactions publicly as part of a collective record of restoration and unity.

A Moment Worth Remembering

The national anthem represents far more than a musical release. It reflects the spiritual, cultural, and national restoration of an Indigenous people who are reclaiming identity, dignity, and lawful self-governance after generations of displacement.

For many, the message carried through the music and visuals will be deeply personal—touching on faith, loss, healing, and renewed purpose. Recording these first reactions preserves not only the event itself, but the emotions and stories it awakens in those who witness it.

“This is a sacred moment for our people and for everyone who understands what restoration truly means,” said Chief Nnakina Xi-Amaru Fears. “I believe many will feel something shift within them as they watch. Capturing that moment matters.”

How to Participate

Viewers who wish to take part are invited to:

Record a short video of themselves while watching or immediately after watching the premiere

Share the video on social media (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, or X)

Include the hashtag:

#XiAmaruAnthem

Participants may also tag the Xi-Amaru Republic or the Aboriginal Ministry of Justice if they wish to be featured or acknowledged.

A Living Record of Restoration

These reaction videos will serve as a living archive of how the anthem impacted people across cultures, nations, and generations. Together, they will tell the story of a people rising—and of hearts being moved in real time.

The Xi-Amaru Republic believes this shared experience will become part of the nation’s historical record, reflecting not only the anthem itself, but the global response to its message of faith, justice, and restoration.