American Football Fans vs European Football Fans - Which Is Better?

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[@phumziletsutsu3063]

Imagine being a soccer player sitting in the locker room before a game and feel the building shaking because of the fans.

[@michealjames8195]

Football player football is older therefore the rightful name and owner not soccer Americans ma

[@tomjongjoni2270]

Also being a player in the World Cup Final for your first time hearing the national anthem and the fans.....I'd piss on myself

[@tomjongjoni2270]

I'm pissin now just thinking about it-Em voice

[@rexyboy649]

Mate football American football should be called egg ball

[@MrKnowledge0014]

@@rexyboy649 Shouldn't even be called football as everyone but 1 player uses their hands.

[@lord_osos]

In Europe it’s nothing crazy that sometimes the groups from the revival teams meet to just start a huge fight so there are diffrent zones to cut the way so that the teams do not meet. Love your videos guys best wishes from Germany.

[@maxymax9162]

Italy??????

[@JohnTheBaptist87]

Maybe in the 80s when we didn't have youtube n social media to entertain us... they had to come up with there own fun back then and kicking the f out of each other cos others supported a different club was good times

[@toth.42]

@@JohnTheBaptist87 there's still plenty of Casuals in many countries.

[@rgamingking]

facts here in the UK there a big ultras fan culture

[@dien971]

No french PARIS🐐🐐

[@justcallmee898]

Fun fact about some of the clips you guys watched, the arenas where it seems like there’s only one little corner going completely bananas, those are reserved sections for what football clubs call “the ultras”. These fans are more than dedicated, some consider them extremists of the sport and would literally die for their club. They’ve been heavily restricted over the years, beforehand they would be known for bringing in weapons when facing rivals and brawls would break out, even resulting in casualties. A lot of large clubs have restricted them all together due to public safety but a lot of smaller clubs still allow them in doses, in a way they are seen as the heartbeat of their team. They wear their pride on their sleeve and violence is super rare these days due to seating arrangements but the stigma still stands due to well people going bonkers lol. You guys should do an entire reaction solely based on Ultras, they have a fascinating historical background.

[@AntoFN-219]

Vamos Argentina Tigre 🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@dinahlavati7249]

It is always so hilarious to see how polite you are as fans at your games (footbal, basketball...). Show some passion :D loved your video!

[@lordomacron3719]

In Europe we really channel those tribal instincts into supporting our club. It’s a family.

[@KnightoftheLord1]

No it's a group of drunken losers jeering, chanting and making noise while men kick a ball around a field. It's ghastly.

[@thememegod9037]

yup

[@Spankerdig1]

its for people who dont read books..

[@_LoremIpsum]

​@@Spankerdig1it's true, you don't find many refined intellectuals between the ultras 😂

[@thomasstentebjergrothstein5436]

@@_LoremIpsumhey. What u mean by that

[@Red-Rambo]

European fans are on a whole different level. pure passion. they literally live and die for their teams.

[@jayhanna1623]

That’s because it’s drummed into us from birth 😂

[@Red-Rambo]

@@jayhanna1623 yep. Most of us don't even have the choice of growing up and choosing who we support because our parents have already chosen for us since birth 🤣. It was a tricky one in my household having a mother as a man united supporter and my dad being a Liverpool supporter 🤣. Safe to say my dad remained the only Liverpool supporter in our household

[@mickodillon1480]

@@Red-Rambo LOL

[@cesarvera4189]

Nah, this is southamerican😵‍💫

[@rthj6446]

The teams are an expression of the region they are from. And many have thousands of years of roots in the region.

[@tipsloyal4303]

I can tell you, football in Europe is more a passion than just a sport

[@siriosstar4789]

it's a religion ! 😂

[@willjones9542]

Same with football in America 🏈 🦅

[@vitaliycinnamon1v822]

It's our life

[@drechsla]

In Krakow, Poland there's a game that is nicknamed the Holy War between two first league teams in the city. They're fans hate each other and it often ends up in bloody clashes despite the presence of lots of riot police....dumbest/craziest part is their stadiums are right next door to each other.

[@kentgrady9226]

There are a number of eastern European clubs which include the word "Dynamo" in the name. Dynamo was a Soviet sports club which included other sports besides football... Hockey, basketball, track, etc. Dynamo clubs were established in other Warsaw pact countries - Ukraine, Yugoslavia, East Germany, etc. After the Soviet Union fell, the clubs kept the name. I'm a Celtic FC fan. Our blood enemy rival are Rangers. Both clubs are based in Glasgow, Scotland. The roots of the rivalry are religious (Catholic vs Protestant), ethnic (descendants of Irish immigrants vs ethnic Scots) and political (Irish self determinism vs British loyalism). Celtic and Rangers are collectively known as "The Old Firm". It is one of the fiercest, most contentious derbies in the world. There are piles of videos on YT which cover it.

[@igorjurdana1311]

Yugoslavia was never in the Warsaw pact nor was it Soviet aligned.

[@kentgrady9226]

@@igorjurdana1311 Fair point. Tito wasn't bashful about giving Moscow the finger. In fact, I credit him with some of the most serious early blows which ultimately led to the end of the Cold War. Still, Dynamo Zagreb was indeed established in the Soviet Dynamo sports club model. Given the footballing talent which Yugoslavia and subsequent independent states have produced for decades, one could argue that they "out-Dynamoed" Dynamo. Please excuse my gaffe. I'm educated enough that I should have clarified the distinction. Cheers.

[@bludek89]

@@kentgrady9226 If you ever come to Zagreb please dont say the words "soviet dynamo" for your own safety. People here are a "little" sensitive about that era since the fans are extreme right wing🤣

[@kentgrady9226]

@@bludek89 I'm aware, but thanks for the safety tip. I'm American, but I'm up to date on the political leanings of the supporter bases of prominent European clubs. Similarly, other clubs in Europe have origins and histories completely unrelated to their current cultures. Sankt Pauli, for example, was once strongly tied to the Nazis, now it's the most prominent left wing club in the world. Ajax is still known as "Joden" because they are based in an historically Jewish neighborhood - but the supporter base is hardly Jewish at all. Likewise, regardless of current status, the Soviet influence over football in Eastern Europe is objectively undeniable. Still, I have no immediate plans to visit Zagreb. Cheers, friend.

[@bludek89]

@@kentgrady9226 Its good to know these things because most non-europeans dont realize that here football is literally like a religion. Clubs and fans are culturally part of their respective cities, there is a lot of history, good and bad. I like watching these reaction videos especially when they get deeper into that world, and how surprised they get when they start to understand how much football is part of peoples lives. Its not just sports and entertainment

[@uwelohr7958]

The second vid of the European part was a basketball gym. European Ultras take things very seriously. The Dresden fans who are also shown in this compilations once dug 11 Graves in the middle of the field overnight after the team lost against local rivals playing very poorly

[@samuelpinder1215]

There was one fan in scotland. I think it was the Dundee derby made a coffin with the rival teams badge and put it in front of the frontdoor of one of that teams fans

[@luisangelgorostizaga1246]

Europeans ultras are soft compared yo latinamérica.

[@HSV18876]

@@luisangelgorostizaga1246 no.

[@luisangelgorostizaga1246]

@@HSV18876 Yes, You are.

[@kylim.]

@@luisangelgorostizaga1246 then you should check about the balkan fans(from greece-turkey-serbia)

[@turbienemaja0113]

You have to experience something like that live in the stadium, it gives you goosebumps.

[@tinaosborne6837]

I'm a Brit. One country I love watching play are the Germans, no diving , no falsehoods just good clean competitive

[@samirechavarriazuzunaga279]

I love bundesliga but premier is the best league in the world, greetings from perú

[@drunkensailor112]

The germans literally invented The dive 'schwalbe'

[@ivan.-p]

I believe that Europeans and South Americans are much more enthusiastic fans, but to be honest, those clips are only from the Ultras, which are the die-hard young fans that are at another level, but on the other side of the stadium, it is much calmer. however, they only showed impressive clips with fire and chants, but there are other clips, with plenty of chants, different chants, and songs that are sung by the entirety of the stadiums which are awesome.

[@karmen1392]

i think it's because of our history.

[@lof1l769]

yeah but that is the best of America chants against the best of Europe chants.

[@Catalina_Estevez]

👍 Que hagan un vídeo para que comparen a los Hinchas Sudamericanos del fútbol.

[@minmach]

Honestly tho, at least when I go, it's easy and common to join in on the chanting and jumping. I'm not an ultra, but I know all my teams songs from simply going and joining in the singing.

[@YoungWhopper]

I also feel like a big part that makes the difference to us sports and fans is the geografic space between cities sprortsclubs and their fans. To me as a German it's always quite easy to travel to a game in a different city. And it's always more heated and special when more fans collide with each other.

[@MrKnowledge0014]

What you guys should really react to is the chants and songs from European football, they go insane and some could bring a tear to your eye when heard like Liverpool's You'll Never Walk Alone.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Scouse bastards.

[@enlightendbel]

They have a lot to say about Jimmy Saville and Adam Johnson.

[@ekd3179]

What do you think of Tottenham?

[@Itsukazutrap]

@@ekd3179 SHIT

[@anonymusnimrod2161]

@@ekd3179 SHIT

[@coyninho]

Great that you're open to both! As for the flares it's often Ultras...and often looking for a fight 😬

[@Ben-gm1rj]

*Hooligans* look for fights, *Ultras* usually "only defend themselves" if they need to

[@colingregory7464]

The major issue for me is that it means so much that when things go wrong people get upset and atrocities are committed, people have been killed because they missed a goal and abuse is fairly common

[@unasubotic9989]

in america, everything is made so its a fun atmosphere for the audience. in europe, fans make atmosphere by themselves.

[@m.h.4907]

I'm European/German myself and we have a really good atmosphere in a couple of stadiums, but so do other europeans. Actually the worst match/derby to watch is Riverplate vs Boca Juniors in Argentina. That's not soccer/football anymore, this is war, rich VS poor.

[@samuelpinder1215]

One was formed in wealthy neigbourhood and the other was for in a traditional barrio in south america. If you havent check out copa90s derby days series they've done a video on el superclásico as well as a bunch of ones in europe. They go through the history and go to the derby showing fan footage and fights and everything

[@gilcraftsource]

i was about to say this... a large number of ambulances are on standby on derbyday

[@Robin-sf3gk]

Have you heard of the Heysel Stadium disaster in Brussel. Champions League Final escalated nearly 50 people death 600 injured because one group of fans attacked the families of the other fanbase. Nevertheless they started the game while rescue the victims 20 meters away of the field.

[@AmaraDiane75]

That’s not true at all , the most wild derby in Argentina is called « el classico de avellanada » between racing and independiente, way more crazy and wild than boca river, I can tell your not from Argentina saying that… boca river is the most famous because of popularity of teams and the most touristic one, but everyone in Argentina would tell you racing indep is the craziest one and the most wild and dangerous atmosphere you could see in Argentina

[@AmaraDiane75]

@Paolo Lorenzetti 🤣🤣🤣 ay porfa most wilder el derby de Rosario ? Me hiciste reir buena broma

[@happyweek11]

Football is like war in Europe, we need to win, we chants, we support our groups and we go crazy if we loose 😂

[@SapientiaHaereticae]

I live in Germany but I've been to a couple of NFL, NHL and NBA games and the atmosphere (even at playoff games) felt like preseason friendlies compared to football games in Germany, Greece or the Balkans.. no aggressiveness, no provocations, no drunken riots.. just family friendly events.. how boring it was...

[@DAVID-ut7fg]

Yeah ! It seems that they are going to eat at the stadium, it is as if the whole family were going to a picnic while they eat their crap sitting there

[@mariacarolinacotovio1770]

I've seen some chants from American football and basketball and it seems like they don't have passion for their club! The football club from my village in Portugal makes more noise than them, and I'm not even kidding 😂 My club's most known song is O Mundo Sabe Que, and it's a small song that shows our love for our club. "O mundo sabe que Pelo teu amor eu sou doente Farei o meu melhor Para te ver Sempre na frente Irei onde o coração Me levar e sem receio Farei o que puder Pelo meu Sporting" "The world knows that For your love I am sick I will do my best To see you Always in front I will go where the heart Take me and without fear I'll do what I can For my Sporting"

[@beckhamdiimmler8747]

there you have it, right in your comment. Professional games especially NFl is nothing like college. College is 20x better

[@keloonpa58.62]

@@beckhamdiimmler8747it’s still nothing compared to Europe

[@NoahLdaGoat3234]

@@keloonpa58.62 You obviously don't know cause last time I went to a nfl playoff game I was cheering for the away team and I got tripped over 30 times, I got my drink spilled multiple time because someone pushed me, and I was constantly swore at

[@Someloke8895]

It should be noted, the Greek one with the darkness and flares, was a Basketball game.

[@udeaasykle]

By the way Rosenborg FK is not a Swedish team. It is a Norwegian team :) Great reaction guys.

[@baraenbojassen6611]

and it was the worst clip too

[@73ns]

@@baraenbojassen6611 The clip is good they just skip the part where it transitions from one guy whispering to the entire supporter row going mad. Everyone tryna make rbk look bad smh

[@Validboy]

They were playing in Sweden, notice the fans are all in 1 section (playing away).. Im guessing Champions league or something like that.. They only actually play home 50% of the time, I know this must shock you guys..

[@pbrynild]

Yes, often called RFK... 😀

[@jacobcurle8964]

@@Validboy Norway doesn’t have any teams in the Champions League, they don’t have a UCL qualification slot. It’s only recently that a Norwegian team has made it to rhe Europa League, and that was FK Bodø/Glimt, not Rosenborg. They may have been playing away, but it was most likely still an Eliteserien match, and definitely not Champions League

[@Erg893]

You can say a american football game is an event for the family with entertaining half time shows and cutely chanting crowds while real football fans have these crazy energy. It is pure passion lived and shown from their fans given by the sport itself

[@jdawg9137]

Where a Michigan jersey to an Ohio State game an report back how friendly it was!😂

[@alfiebruce8998]

​​@@jdawg9137 you wouldn't be allowed in the stands If you did the equivalent in Football (soccer). You would most likely have a police escort you out for your safety in some countries. Its a different breed😂😂.

[@chheinrich8486]

American Fans sing in unison but Europeans chant😅

[@MinhNguyen-cr1cg]

@@jdawg9137lol come to German,Leiga bro it is NYE every weekend

[@marcomb8785]

Loving your guy all chilling in the back 😄 Dutch greetings 👊🏻

[@peterweaver5919]

Only a matter of time before you guys are reacting to English Football Chants. Brace yourselves boys, they are on another level.

[@costinsapera2219]

:))))))))))

[@twatinahatsmith7428]

If they did the one with Adam Johnson and Saville, they enjoy it, but some will go over their heads.

[@dstillRO]

what are yo on bro? English football fans are the lamest ever in Europe, literally every other small team 500 ultras from every small european country can outperform a full stadium from any PL team ever.

[@twatinahatsmith7428]

@@dstillRO I think he is talking about chants from the crowd. From what I have seen, you make a noise, have hundreds of flares, bouncing up and down in the stadium, all singing songs everyones knows. Whether you have the same kind of humour in your chants as the English have. I wouldn't know as not seen enough and singing in a foreign language I still wouldn't know. But the English humour comes with off the cuffs chants at any ground.

[@marcwarren5985]

@@dstillRO you ain’t outsinging Anfield on a CL night bro

[@farajasimon]

Some fans need cheerleaders and bands to be lit while the beautiful game is literally one soul with the fans. It's in our hearts⚽️

[@giovannir9947]

American Football is in our hearts as well but for some reason we are more civilized when it comes to sporting events which is ironic since we are generally a more violent country the reason being is that our government won’t allow us to get away with half the stuff you guys get to do , it would be too much for us (flares etc ) to handle and we would go overboard lol (we have those pew pew things in the car so it would be a shitshow ) Still both have great fan bases domestically and abroad ! College football is more comparable to the ultra scene in the UK and europe in my honest opinion ! Tailgating ( A big american cookout/bbq) that takes place before the game in the parking lot is apart of the experience and fan hood which if you ever visit the states is a must have experience!

[@whatupwhatup4206]

Facts

[@Ben-gm1rj]

@@giovannir9947 But it´s also a fact that you simply don´t have the cultural history that infulence many of those fanbases and the connection to it. Take Celtic and Rangers for example. One side Catholic; Irish; Republicans, the other side Protestant; British; Monarchists. There are countless examples of this all over Europe. It is not just about which club is the best, it is about maintaining the ideology and culture the club represents

[@giovannir9947]

@@Ben-gm1rj With all do respect you are completely wrong on this and I think it’s due to the fact that a lot of brit’s and europeans view america threw the lenses of the media and don’t know about sub cultures and regions and the same could be said about americans! Starting off in college you have southern schools (republicans) vs northern schools ( midwest and west coast schools ) who are typically democrats and baptist vs. catholics ! In the NY area along you have NY yankees vs Boston red sox in baseball (i don’t watch it ) is a rivalry that goes back to when NY was a dutch colony they look at people from boston like they are uncivilized lol On the primary school level it’s even more intense inner city public schools vs private wealthy schools each having its own ethnic identity ! I can be here for days talking about this is it as old as european or british rivalries probably not due to the fact that we are a younger country but our traditions are going on 100 yrs plus in the sports realm and are just as strong as anything across the pound !

[@Conish74]

@@giovannir9947nah, it’s cos you’re all dweebs 😂

[@sixfootfourmike]

The first euro one, that's just VfB Stuttgart fans walking to the game. One of the best cities and sport atmospheres I've been lucky enough to experience in person. I love everything about Stuttgart.

[@perthanality]

Rest of the world fans sing the entire game. Not just when the stadium PA is playing a song, or the cheerleaders tell you to do something. Its constant

[@averythenoble819]

What made y'all react to this? Genuinely curious 🤔 lol. But needless to say I loved the reaction just like every other video. You boys are becoming part of the family. 💪

[@dontony4608]

views

[@Sol-Butkis]

Cool to see you guys branching out rather than sticking with music reactions. Keep it up

[@user-yg9qs5id2e]

The dude chillin' at the back😆

[@fsnqusbdjjwusbdjdsdskdbsbs5394]

I am French and being escorted is very rare, but the fact of having an exit with a fence does indeed exist in the stadium in my city, but they only have an upper corner of the stadium for the other team.

[@3SeveredHeads]

Seems the US have a song played for them & all sing along waving...Europe - its the fans that make their own chants & do watever they want lol Nice reaction 🤘🏻🇬🇧

[@claudiateixeira5158]

They toss a brown egg with their hands and call it football, I guess the helmets they use didn't prevent brain damage, plus they have all that commercialized, and the bands and parades, ugh 🙄

[@massi6528]

@@claudiateixeira5158 😂🤣

[@kevindimauro3937]

@@claudiateixeira5158 the ball is the size of a foot (12 inches), that’s why they call it football.

[@claudiateixeira5158]

@@kevindimauro3937, I can have a backpack with 12 inches and I don't call it football. The point is that you don't use your feet to control the ball. You toss a ball with your hands, your could call it handball, oh wait, that's already taken.🤫🤭

[@kevindimauro3937]

@@claudiateixeira5158 your backpack isn’t a ball though, it’s a backpack lol. The prefix in the name of the sport doesn’t have to coincide with the appendage that you control the ball with. All sports names do not have to conform to the formula used to create the name for European football. If that were the case, then most sports would be called handball (basketball, baseball, volleyball, etc). With your logic you shouldn’t be questioning anybodys intelligence.

[@RedoubleX]

One funny hit at my schools homecoming game back in the 90’s was when one of our players (an amputee) got tackled so hard his prosthetic leg came off and went plying down the field. The guy who tackled him was freaking out thinking he actually hit him hard enough to tear his leg off. Everyone on our side of the bleachers and all our players, including the guy with the prosthetic leg were laughing while the opposing side was staring like we were a bunch of nutcases

[@acarolsiaz]

You should check the hooligans (Liverpool). Its absolutely amazing to watch!

[@matthatcher3441]

For us south americans european Fans are mild. Here when Our rivals get relegated we hold a symbolic wake.

[@Blue.723]

And the funny thing here is.. European video number 2 in Greece.. That's a basketball game 😂 try to imagine that in the NBA

[@Ronsta229]

The Aris Thessaloniki video is actually a basketball game. You should check out the difference in basketball fans too...and look for the videos of Americans who have come over to play in Europe. It's eye opening.

[@djordjemaksimovic8612]

The guy with two chains said, twice, that if in America you light a flare, and smoke goes into someone’s face, you get your ass kicked. Dude, since you have no idea what a flare is in the Ultras world, here’s a heads up from Europe - when you see a fan with a flare, especially from your rival group, do not approach him by any cost. That flare burns at a very high temperature and it is frequently used to burn someone’s body or face severely. Plus you don’t strike your own, because the whole stand just might turn on you in a heartbeat thinking that you are everything but their boy. Don’t make remarks about things you know nothing of and if you ever find yourself in a game in Europe on a stand where flares are lit, make sure you don’t hit anyone because of the smoke, they will burn you and then beat the life out of you.

[@viev1054]

So awesome.. This is south Carolina man.. Starting with music from a Dutch (and therefore European) dj🎉

[@viev1054]

Dutch soccer game : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYCygn1sqsyGibs

[@Isleofskye]

Good Reaction Guys. The 10 Minute "ULTRAS-OUR WAY OF LIFE-10,000 Subscribers" will tell you all you need to know about European Football fans while "Ultras Greatest Chants Volumes 1,2,3,4" will show Worldwide fans.

[@user-mt8vp7pi5u]

Yes

[@Zerolink30]

In Fútbol/soccer it isn't unusual to see groups off fans fighting over the idea that one team is better than the other, sometimes concluding in deaths. Hell back in the day killing a player that didn't live to the fan's standards wasn't that unusual. To say that fútbol fans are crazed is an understatement, sorry american football fans but you just don't measure up

[@samuelpinder1215]

It's normal to kill players in the scruffy corrupt shitholes of central and south america. Europe is civilised and has less shitholes so therefore we fight fans and dont kill players especially our own teams players

[@hamster4810]

It’s not something to be glorified bro

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@hamster4810 hes talking about the shitholes like mexico and colombia where killing people is normal

[@RangersOnTourofficial]

Some amazing fans videos, happy to see my club in there 👍 I have been to America a few times and loved going to NBA and NFL games But the atmosphere at football (soccer) is just different because of the songs, banner, flags and Pyro

[@lorenzotillman525]

I'm from Germany and Fußball Is our national sport. I remember a couple times when FC Bayern had major games Most or almost all of München was shut down And we have a March from the middle of the city to the stadium and chanting all the way there... To me it feels like your club is basically the pride of your city And it reverses your city and where you from.

[@VOlMeSa]

In most if not all football (soccer) stadiums around the world a section is reserved for our version of "cheerleading" or "organized cheering squads", each team has a couple to a few, all "volunteers" and to buy a ticket to that section of the stadium to chant and all with them, you have to purchase the tickets through their hq. They are the ones allowed to have flares and standards (flags) and no one is upset with the smoke cause everybody knows what they are getting into. Most sections are actually barred off from the rest of the stadium and often have to get in through different doors and gates than the general public.

[@kopanomoss5752]

this was really insightful

[@VOlMeSa]

Also, many stadiums do not actually allow flares, people just sneak them in and the teams look the other way since they are most often their most loyal fans

[@netooz7]

Lá os caras chamam de ultras, algo assim

[@jdawg9137]

I seen beer bottles flying at a Cleveland Browns game and no stadiums here sell them since. That was a crazy afternoon.

[@yankee__tango]

For Bayern Munich, when a player scores a goal, the announces chants his first name and the fans in the whole stadium chants his last name, and they do it several times

[@fernandaparente1967]

Benfica in Lisbon it's the same

[@nichderjeniche]

Isn't that everywhere like that? 😅

[@SuperBigwinston]

Europe in medieval times with the weather being very cold sometimes. Doing this was a good way to keep warm and build aggression .Banging swords and insults shouted helped getting psyched up. Both sides giving it the intimidation bit. Till the loud horns blow for a low steady or fast attack .

[@action_84]

Guys!! you have a ghost sitting in the back🤣🤣 Thanks for the upload👌💪✌️ Gr from The Netherlands

[@cainethabiso545]

Y'all should react to the basketball one... you'll be amazed

[@WindowLicker_-9]

React to funniest UK football chants

[@rictodd2841]

We have 5 season's here in Tennessee. Spring, Summer, Winter, Autumn & Football!! ❤😂 Nothing like 102,000 fans at a home game!!

[@inakilekue5554]

You have no clue what our fan base is like here in Europe!!! You should all come a watch a match of the Athletic de Bilbao!!! You are all invited!!! You'll love it!!!

[@kimhudspith5377]

Got nothing on uk football chants. Love to see your faces when you hear them 🤣

[@samolevski1119]

Have you watched reaction videos where most yanks really can't grasp the references. None have heard of Jimmy Saville, and don't know the backstories to half the stuff featured in most videos

[@ludde438]

Uk chants are not even near the level of the ultras in this video

[@vaughanwilliamson5401]

@@ludde438 most of the ultras chant are English chants originally look it up buddy

[@ludde438]

@@vaughanwilliamson5401 why dont you tell me which ones in this video are english originally, buddy

[@vaughanwilliamson5401]

@@ludde438 watch English football chants and you will here them buddy

[@margaretwaite7226]

Aww they all looked so nervous watching our European fans.

[@carolinecrouch9123]

You cannot have a program about football chants without hearing those at Anfield in Liverpool especially in a European Cup game. They are in another class altogether from the ones shown here.

[@Richard__Cranium]

I'mma giant football fan but if I ever went to a game and saw other fans burning stuff while chanting like madmen...I'm dippin. Soccer fans are a different breed.

[@willwroten4871]

Ive been in death valley on a Saturday night. Geaux tigahs. I moved abroad to brasil 6 years ago and ive been to championship games that have broke out in riots. Police shot gas grenades and the riots moved out of the stadium down several blocks in each directions. FC fans are different. I'm ready for fifa world cup. Brasil literally shuts down at game time. Everyone stops everything and gathers around a radio or tv. They live for it.

[@Rariix22]

Yall should react to funny football chants next!!!

[@AmaraDiane75]

It can’t be compared America is entertainment when Europe is wild and passion

[@oliverschneider5090]

You should watch Choreographies performed by "Commando Cannstatt" if you liked Dortmund. 😍 Especially the matches against Hoffenheim or Karlsruhe. The knight is....wow.

[@nicoladc89]

All the videos shown that Dortmund coreography, but it was just copied from AC Milan.

[@alext3571]

I was at a Champions League soccer match in Madrid once and they had to place security guards around the visiting section and wouldn’t let you in the section unless you had a ticket. They don’t even sell alcohol in some stadiums because the fans are already rowdy enough. Crazy atmosphere.

[@kylim.]

if you thought that the atmosphere in madrid was crazy,you should go to a football match in the balkans(mostly greece-serbia-turkey)..its a whole another story

[@catherinelydon8166]

U have to have to watch the Liverpool anthem being sung in the Australia match with 95,000 fans. Unreal

[@yyy12397]

One thing US doesn’t understand is that in the world fans of both clubs show up to the stadium. Vs in the US is usually just one team. Rivalry is much stronger because you get both showing up

[@jramrave3668]

Chief's tomahawk swing is insane, can compare to All Black's Hacka.. I like Wisconsin's jump around mayhem too, engineer's terror lol

[@Isleofskye]

These USA clips are rare and led by The P A System while 99/100 it is the fans in Europe/South America/Asia and Africa that sing all thru' the game and on the way to the game and after the game as well: 😀

[@Isleofskye]

Those Saint Etiette fans with the fire towards the end were playing AWAY from home in England against Manchester United of England.

[@remulsive9558]

Except they’re not, pretty much every NFL game has that type of atmosphere.

[@Isleofskye]

@@remulsive9558 Well, that certainly does not come across on TV. Adverts DURING the game. One game lasts 3 and a half hours which 60 Minutes play? zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@remulsive9558]

@@Isleofskye Chess games have 4 minutes of moving pieces time. That says nothing of the crowd or merit of chess or football alike. There is plenty of football that happens between plays. Analyzing results of previous plays, selecting plays, altering player's movements to work better in the matchups, etc.

[@Isleofskye]

@@remulsive9558 68 years in London have taught me that it is impossible to compare one Discipline or game with another. VAR works in Cricket but ruins most Football games because the whole feeling is different. At cricket you can, happily,wait for the absolutely correct decision to be made but the reason I hate NFL is that it is all about selling merchandise and gaining revenue from advertising. Some teams like The Indianapolis Colts moved and became The Baltimore Colts.I haven't forgiven my team for moving 1/2 mile in 1993:) Football is all about standing, cheering,urging passionately and I am from a No Substitutes era. and few injuries so the action flowed.I used to return home hoarse and mentally drained but the adrenaline flowed and it was a tremendous buzz. Even our Football now with its All Seater Stadiums,VAR stoppages,10 Substitutions and even Water Breaks is becoming less and less fluid.

[@itsnotjustaphase9189]

You guys should do a react video to British football chants!

[@roccoxxxx1]

Football in Europe and South America can fill city streets with millions of people, it's become more than just a sport

[@efmayer8]

The "Eternal Derby" in Belgrade makes this look like child's play. VICE Sports did a piece on it a while back, worth checking out. Subscribed to you guys, great vids.

[@louaceveu1925]

Manchester United v. Liverpool, Old Trafford in Manchester, an American friend of mine that loves American Football, after watching the game he said "I have never been in an stadium in which 57, 000 people sing along at the same time".

[@joshg2603]

57,000 that’s more likely to be anfield. Anfield is known for its atmosphere. Old Trafford is not known for its atmosphere. Liverpool (anfield) is known worldwide for its famous atmosphere

[@louaceveu1925]

@@joshg2603 Old Trafford too!!!

[@joshg2603]

@@louaceveu1925 no it is not. Liverpool have a chant that says “fergies right, your fans are shite”. United fans left on the 45th minute when Liverpool beat them last season 5-0. That’s not support. And then at anfield they left again around 60 mins. That’s also not support. Liverpool is actually known worldwide for its atmosphere. Anfield is the most feared ground in Europe. They haven’t lost in their with fans since April 2017. That’s 5 years and 5 months ago. Look at the quotes on anfields atmosphere and then try and find even one for old Trafford. Away fans literally come to anfield and sing “where’s your famous atmosphere” two mins into the start of the match. Man City fans were even singing it to us Liverpool fans, at a NEUTRAL STADIUM. That’s crazy.

[@jerryjudge2476]

The thing is, that there's very limited fan confrontation. Too dangerous for all concerned. There are some very hard dudes at these grounds.

[@user-jz6to8md3c]

Please do one on australian rules football i would to hear your thoughts.

[@aggi999]

Went to paris to watch my sister play with her icelandic team against PSG, we ofc had only a few people there to support them but the PSG fans massed the stadium with huge flags and songs and did not shut their mouths for the whole match.

[@sonofthesea3298]

Whoever made this video should know where Rosenborg is from,its a Norwegian football/soccer team from Trondheim,Norway wich lays in Mid-Norway. The first Norwegian club that qualified for the Champions League back in the day. So whoever wanted Rosenborg to be Swedish,shame on yourself lol. Its like saying Kevin Hart is Canadian. 😆

[@Blue.723]

And should also know the second one is a basketball game 😂 but still beats the Americans hands down

[@Validboy]

Umm do they ever play away? like in this case?

[@Blue.723]

@@Validboy Fair point but they are speaking about the fans themselves who are Norwegian.

[@Validboy]

@@Blue.723 Thats true.. but the video litterally said "Sweden" and this video is about people who dont know football.. So they dont know the teams like us. They think Rosenborg is the capital of Finland, you know? So how can you be assuming that they know this is Rosenborg playing away in another country? and that the "Sweden" is just the location? How could they possibly know that without years of experience?

[@Blue.723]

@@Validboy you got me there. I will retract and just stick with my basketball comment 😂

[@xii2proxskillzz]

Bro could you please react to “these football skills should be illegal”? One of the best football compilation videos out there 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@billy5179]

in german stadiums after a goal when the announcer talks everybody is silent. the announcer will say what minute, what team and then the first name of the scorer and the crowd will chant the scorers second name.

[@Yoummzz]

The thing about UK chants are that majority of their chants are specific for their club. But their are alot of UK chants where you make fun of the other team or their crowd which anyone and everyone uses

[@herb2078]

The undertones and feel of match days are completely different. In the states your safe and it’s more of a fun day out with some banter between fans who can be around each other. In football/soccer it’s the complete opposite the fans try to and do unfortunately kill each other, certainly severely assault each other. It’s a very aggressive hostile environment, a lot of the time you can’t take kids to games and stuff like that, all fans are kept separate by police and metal fences. The energy is used more to abuse the opposition and their fans than in support of your team like in the states

[@RuebezahlsWut]

This is so nonsense! Yes, there are always special games where there can be riots, but every fan knows where he can safely move in the stadium! There are family blocks and you're always safe unless you're standing in a hooligan block with the wrong color. The riots usually take place by arrangement. The hooligans attack hooligans. The normal visitor usually doesn't notice anything. But of course, if you move in Ulta or Hooligan groups, you have to reckon with "visitors" from the other city... But if you don't feel like it, you just go to a quieter block and enjoy the game with your children. That's how it works here!

[@herb2078]

@@RuebezahlsWut we can’t mix in the same pubs, you can’t travel in on the same train, half the games you can only get a ticket if your on the football special coaches if else your not allowed in. Every game away fans are held back until everyone else has left and during the games the fans are separated. Not sure what country bumpkin games your going to mate. But granted it has got much better than it used to be but still compared to American sports it’s chalk and cheese.

[@nva4687]

Loved Rangers being featured! Last season 21/22 Rangers proved how hard it can be to come to Ibrox (the name of the stadium) and play with the whole crowd against you. Red Star Belgrade, Braga and Leipzig couldn't do it. Just last week Rangers played the second leg of a match at Ibrox where the other team thought they had it in the bag and didn't think the crowd would get to them and the sheer sound in Ibrox rattled them.

[@mick9708]

Why would they feature rangers and not celtic, wild! Celtic's stadiium holds 10'000 more and the fans are way louder and better organised.

[@nva4687]

@@mick9708Because last year Rangers went on a European run that got them to the final and had European nights that visibly shocked the other teams players?

[@mick9708]

@@nva4687 so the video they are watching is 4 years old....

[@nva4687]

@@mick9708 the Ultras FC one is but it doesn't have Rangers in it

[@vanesag.9863]

In Spain flares and fireworks were prohibited years ago via penalizing the team with a HUGE fine, losing the match and if the incident is big, closing the stadium a bunch of weeks to the fans (the match is played with closed doors and the team lose the ticket money) when a 11 year old boy died in a match. The firework didn't go up like suposed to do but in diagonal and impaled the boy. Here the police have to separate fans and create paths between the stadium and the fan zones (they are separated by 2 or 3 km of each other in a opposited parts of the city where the teams are playing) and three or four security rinks to enter the stadium to try to difuse literal battles in a high risk matches. But we are tame fans because the police, teams and federation worked together to erradicate the most agressive ones years ago. This is the motive you don't see these displays in Spanish team fans. The most you see here is people so sad that don't eat or grown up men crying like babies when losing or people chanting and dancing when winning .

[@Petej67]

when you guys someday come here in europe for these games you know we have something else. Been in most of those games around Europe

[@Petej67]

But dont go to Poland games

[@ivanmihaljevic9936]

In Croatia, where I am from, on the first day of the new incoming season, game Dinamo-Hajduk (our biggest derby), Dinamo fans took the shirt of a Hajduk's 9- year old fan who wasn't even going to the game, only visiting his cousin in Zagreb. The same thing would happen in Split where Hajduk is from. There are numerous stories where tourists from Serbia went there and wear yerseys of Red Star Belgrade or Partizan Belgrade and would be beaten (in good scenarios), because of the historic rivalry and war that happened in the 90's.

[@gregorybonnault6530]

Torcida

[@samuelpinder1215]

Did they just take it or did they burn it?

[@gloopdogg4861]

Proud of takin something from 9 year kid,and bring in whole story Serbs to feel strong....hahaha what a joke you are,a tipical "tough" Croats

[@gavaka8622]

Do a South American football crowd reaction. They are the World’s best it will be blow you all away their atmospheres are insane 😂

[@DickTechno]

The fire are Bengalos, they are forbidden but are fun and throughout Europe sport is first sport and passion and then business! My club is from 1895 and I think you can see the passion behind it in this video. Ice hockey is just like football. When there are home games, the opponent has to feel small because the fans are the man the opponent is missing. Many teams call some stadiums hell, hell are the stadiums where the fans show a lot of passion! Love from Germany

[@brunocaracciolo3422]

Hi! I am a European fan, for us football but in general sport is not just a hobby, it is love that we bring for life, passion, a game is like a war, it is all for us!

[@FantasKanal]

In the US the PA system sets the mood. In EU the Fans set the mood.

[@imperialdebauchery5988]

What the fuck does the EU have to do with anything?

[@ryanhampson673]

I just imagine the German engineers designing the stadium. “Vee must read reinforce the stands for zee jumping”

[@trendinghub8199]

They probably just talk German

[@Ben-Doverbich]

No reinforcement needet, our structures are buildt so they wont get destroyed by termites or tornados ... even though we dont have either. Its called german engeneering

[@Validboy]

@@Ben-Doverbich Cool, like The Hindenburg? Where is this magical place with no termites?

[@dimitriosv.9964]

the video from aris (greece) wasn't at a footballgame,it was during a basketball game. by the way. nice to see you guys not only reakt on heavy metal songs

[@Mecaface]

Supporters of most European basketball clubs are derived from the football (soccer) counterpart. In the case of Greece, Panathinaikos and Olimpyakos...

[@tristanshitshimself222]

Thanks for the support you gave to FC Køpenhavn, i greatly appriciate it as a Danish fan of FC København.

[@AZUL13.]

En España se llaman fondo norte y fondo sur...es un sitio reservado para clubes...a veces hay peleas...y otras se cantan entre ellos y se saludan todos a la vez...Hola fondo norte...Hola Fondo Sur...en un Real Madrid -Barcelona....eso no ocurre somos fuertes rivales ...me encantan vuestros videos sería genial veros reaccionar a la cultura y costumbres españolas ..🤭🤭🤭

[@ok-___okokokokoko7661]

hombre, luego las gradas de animacion son una locura

[@gemissoncosta4627]

NA EUROPA,OS FÃS SO CANTAM ANTES DOS JOGOS,AQUI NA AMERICA DO SUL É QUE TEM TORCIDA DE VERDADE

[@Hajin47]

Pprt principalmente a do corinthians canta até perdendo o jogo

[@wendeltancredo431]

Estadios vazios em quase todos os jogos aqui no Brasil. Raro ver um jogo com 100% de ocupação

[@fernandaparente1967]

Em Portugal, não.

[@missamarica1009]

you guys should check out iguanas escaping snakes on the galapagos islands with David Attenborough

[@MrDellasc]

As much of a college football fan as I am, American football fans can’t compare. Having gone to world cups and seeing match’s in England and Ireland and Italy, their fans take it to a whole other level. Look up Celtic vs Rangers in Scotland (what foot do ya kick with?), it’s insane. I was visiting family in Dublin, and we went to a friendly between Ireland and Poland, and the polish fans had trash cans with flares in them, in the stadium, lol!

[@isaijuarez448]

Is true But....... Sudamérica fans >>>>>>>>>>>

[@gotenks6602]

Hello from germany 🇩🇪 our football fans are crazy 🔥

[@xilef4917]

Es ist so bei uns 🔥🔥

[@samuelpinder1215]

Best fans of the top 5 leagues

[@bohemianrhapsody7448]

Hello from France 🇫🇷

[@darrentodd3591]

Never best game is Glasgow Rangers vs celtic for atmosphere

[@samuelencarnacion3017]

Y’all gotta do Eminem~book of rhymes

[@meinm3575]

I love that they were hyping it up, "yeah americans are crazy when it comes to that", when the Europeans came along that all got quiet in the beginning xD xD

[@steponi80]

in europe as a fan, you are the one man more on the field

[@rominabarrientos6472]

Reaccionen a las hinchadas de Latino America

[@samgregory7682]

You haven't experienced anything like football (soccer) fans. They literally go to games to fight the other teams fans. Police can't control them it gets very real the hatred between the fans is real and different. You need to look it up...

[@Isleofskye]

Others like this MILLWALL fan, who is in his SEVENTH decade of attending have been to around 1,770 matches and never been involved, before, during or after the game, though there have been many close shaves away to Chelsea, Cardiff, Bolton, Oldham(Man United fans) Stoke, etc...😀

[@rajivmahajan4550]

I have seen both sports in America and Europe singing Seven Nation Army is just a testament to that song.

[@patrickbateman7769]

It’s simple, American sports team are corporate backed business entities. Football teams whilst having corporate entities as owners are still pretty much community driven. Fans are given control through community stakeholder groups, if you lose the support of your town, you’re pretty much in the mud. Pair that with the fact that for a lot of towns in Europe, their football team is their main financial driving force. Highly recommend a watch of Sunderland till I Die to understand this further.