BREWING IN THE SOUL. WHO IS WISCONSIN BREWING COMPANY? WE'RE BREWERS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE, FRIENDS, PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS, ARTISTS, CRAFTSMEN AND PIONEERS. PEOPLE WHO TRY TO BE GOOD AND DO GOOD, WHO APPRECIATE GREAT TIMES AND GREAT BREWS, WHO SHARE THE SAME ENTHUSIASM FOR OUR HOME STATE, LOVE FOR OUR FAMILIES AND PASSION FOR OUR BEER. IN OTHER WORDS, PEOPLE A LOT LIKE YOU. WE ARE WISCONSIN. AND IF ALL THIS STRIKES A CHORD, THERE'S A GOOD CHANCE YOU'RE WISCONSIN, TOO.
Whakapapa (MÄori pronunciation: [Ëfakapapa]), or genealogy, is a fundamental principle in MÄori culture. A person reciting their whakpapa, places themselves in a wider context, links themselves to land and tribal groupings and the mana of those.[1]
1 Answer. 1  While this refrain does not appear to be present within James Brownâs original edition of the song, it does make sense when placed in context with the meaning of the lyrics. âPapaâ refers to an old man who has had the courage to dance on a public dance floor and while he might not be âhipâ or cool, he is not a âdragâ on the party. The phrase âsmall manâ¦ itty bitty manâ refers to the feebleness of âpapaâ and emphasizes the fact that he was courageous in his dancing in a new style or âbagâ.