British footballers react to World Cup memes!

[@HashtagUnited]

To be fair you did well getting some of the boys to understand these memes 🤣 - see you again soon!

[@Reavstone21]

With food next time.

[@LindaC616]

@@Reavstone21 they did get food

[@punkressph1]

@@LindaC616 really?

[@LindaC616]

@@punkressph1 look at the Milkis cans. And they've answered comments saying they did

[@punkressph1]

@@LindaC616 what's the timestamp?

[@AmarthwenNarmacil]

From a Swiss perspective, losing 1:6 against Portugal hurt a lot less knowing we were in the tournament longer than Germany. 🙆‍♀️

[@Nuvolenny]

Indeed! And I dont even like football!!

[@daisyisblue]

Im Ger fan and you're right, Swiss fought much better than Ger. 😂😂😂

[@redeye1016]

Sorry for your loss - there will always be another day! ⚽️

[@keu.45-log]

@@daisyisblue maybe if Germans stuck to football next time and not some bullshit politics they would win

[@diobrando5415]

How do you feel now that portugal lost to Morocco?

[@i1woo]

"if you don't believe, then it won't happen." "it's like fairies." i didn't expect ollie to say that but i'm so glad he did 😂

[@Iam_Clau]

I love how this is the exact opposite of Argentinians magical thinking 😂😂

[@marsupeach]

as a non-english and non-football fan, love the energy in their laughs

[@edilyaaang6107]

LMAO same. I'm like, I don't understand the meme but them laughing is funny so imma laugh too hahahahahaha

[@AtheneHolder]

same

[@1675loof]

Money talks

[@LewisSmith-p6m]

@@1675loofshut up female

[@janapachera5223]

As a German, I'm still not over the fact we had to fly home so early two world cups in a row... but that meme was kinda accurate 🥲🤣

[@Isa-tg2ch]

It's like they say, 7x1 in Brazil... 7 years of misfortune

[@tielmaster7879]

It's alright at least for England, it came home. The team not the trophy lmao.

[@user-ed7et3pb4o]

@@tielmaster7879 did you know that the three lions song was created by comedians poking fun at how England never wins and it’s always been a joke lol. Nobody ever believes it’s coming home, it’s just ironic

[@jamesdakrn]

"Football is a simple game; 22 men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans win. Unless they're playing South Korea or Japan"

[@jamaraaz]

@@Isa-tg2ch seven years??????? I hope it's seven World Cups

[@elliecorke7452]

“Brazil are winning it.” Aged well 😂

[@Leavethisplace0]

Yeah, I am grateful for the thought and I’m now gonna be cheering for England from now on. The fact that they disagree with this “soccer” nonsense and were also against Germany 😂 it’s a big plus to me

[@lateinbloom]

Lmao, came here just for this comment

[@keu.45-log]

@@Leavethisplace0 Morocco or Argentina win get it

[@cecilelpt5808]

"it's coming home" aged also well..

[@Ziiphyr]

“It’s coming home” aged liked baked beans 😂

[@anndownsouth5070]

As a South African that knows very little about football or most other sports, I must say that I really appreciate the jabs at FIFA's integrity.

[@PrograError]

well... they got bribed the spot to Qatar's... so... it says a lot...

[@Sshush-lp6hq]

🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@Taylor_slayss]

As a Spanish person,I know South Africa is in our history

[@RomaInvicta202]

FIFA's what ? ;)

[@dimboih444]

the footballers season is probably one of my most enjoyed ever! they're quite funny but in a dad way 💀 glad they're back

[@Zelmel]

The degree to which Brits get upset about the US saying "soccer" will never stop being funny to me since "soccer" is a British term.

[@TheNarutoUzumaki07]

Thank you I was looking for this comment

[@MarthadelPilarMoreno]

just so you know, it's not only the Brits

[@natl5692]

Everyone is upset about that because only the us does this bullshit Again like they're better ...

[@blitzer3973]

Soccer was slang term for association football for the lower class but it was still called football for others, the Americans just learnt the slang

[@joanneaugust6611]

I completely get the obsession. Americans have no logical argument here - what they call football is a sport that is not only a lot younger, but also one that has very little to do with feet. Americans think they're right about everything and hardly ever question their way of seeing the world - at least in my experience - so at the very least they deserve people contradicting them in this.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

These British footballs certainly have their own unique sense of humor. They constantly make us all laugh no matter what.

[@louichen1433]

Yeah, had no clue footballs could even talk to be honest

[@jolly]

The football fairy failed us once again!

[@mooiebami8053]

i was rooting for England too, hate france

[@dreampinkreel]

@@mooiebami8053 t’as trop la rage

[@OMDolton84]

Nah, the ref did that for them.

[@mooiebami8053]

@@dreampinkreel sry i'm from belgium and i don't follow football, but I remember the match last time (belgium vs france)

[@Nenadimi]

You guys made a more positiv Video and attention giving Video about Football when such a shit show happens in the WM i thought it would be maybe a little bit more on the critical Site. But fuck it love fucking football even when people need to die for it. 100% disappointment for this Channel. While other try not to promote it or totaly boycott you guys make it seem positive in the worst possible time. At least do nothing about it when you can't say anything bad openly.

[@sumayyateber4784]

By any chance, could you guys do a video trying the national dishes from the countries moving on in the World Cup and base your predictions on who will win on what your favourite dish was? Go Morocco 🇲🇦!

[@MS-gq6pg]

YES pls

[@afea4747]

Brilliant idea😮

[@izhamsham843]

So for England, kebabs or noodles?

[@jellybaebi]

That is exactly the kind of random video Jolly would do

[@izhamsham843]

@@Meteor204666 Ever watched football before this mate? I suggest you start watching how e.g. England & the Eastern Europe react after they win, or worse, lose.

[@ChrisParayno]

1:50 Throw, catch, run and occasionally punt ...now thats a great T-shirt Idea!! lol

[@punkressph1]

4:12 Anthony's laugh made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂😂

[@dameanebulia]

This is even more enjoyable to watch as a French person haha, England was definitely a worthy opponent! I would love to see these lovely gents in another video, they are very likeable and their reactions and laughters are very comedic

[@sxph_xe]

💀💀

[@Naiah-sk1si]

Yeah France played well, proud of the lads making it to the quarter finals but all journeys come to an end at some point 😢❤

[@Nasro703]

Glad to see this series start up! Hope we see them more as well as the cabbies!

[@annasophieb.734]

I hope this means we get some more KE videos with these guys as well! Love their energy and their laughter is infectious

[@tanyalewis6152]

I have not watched one game of the world cup and barely understood these memes but their joy and contagious laughs basically healed my depression. Pure

[@ezura4760]

Same 😂

[@Loweene_Ancalimon]

Watching this as a French person the day after France got England out in the quarter finals is extremely funny

[@amyw6808]

Gloating because you had 12 men on the pitch when we only had 11…

[@OMDolton84]

To be fair, you were playing with 12 men.

[@sxph_xe]

Nah you shouldn't even celebrate. Wasn't a fair win at ALL. Referee was blind, England should've had at least another free kick or penalty and you had 12 men.

[@idaJ]

😢 ok that is actually insensitive bc I am a actual Bri’ish person and when France beat England I was sad

[@Hooriya933]

Y funny?

[@TheLordismyshepherd...]

The English: It's coming 🏡 France: That's cute

[@OMDolton84]

The ref: That's cute

[@pratishthasolanki7130]

The most ironic lines "It's coming home " "Brazil are winning it " "Ronaldo's hair for the NEXT match "

[@ayannacowie3052]

"We don't go over to them saying it's throw, Catch, run .... and occasionally punt" literally took me out 💀

[@loganleroy8622]

If you all would just refer to the game as Gridiron no one would mind.

[@dancesontheceiling]

Quality job guys. As an American, I loved the nod to our “world champions” habit. Our baseball World Series is made up of US teams.

[@lizsays3324]

But, but, but.,.isn't there a Canadian team? That's why we can call it the World Series! (major eyeroll)

[@jraymond1988]

@@lizsays3324 There were 2 Canadian teams for a long time.

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

@@lizsays3324 I think it’s mostly because it is the biggest baseball event in the world. Is it not?

[@Wilco1972]

Funny though, there is literally just one sport in America that calls their championship the "World Series" but these morons think every sport does it. NFL = Super Bowl, NHL = Stanley Cup, NBA = NBA Finals.

[@godsdrunkestdriver5088]

Also I’d like to see any other team in the world outside the MLB beat the World Series Champions in a 7 game series

[@xaniahkey]

“Brazil is winning” “it’s coming home” Lmao

[@Suman-nn2nv]

The thinly (not) veiled references to FIFA's .... Reputation when it comes to morals and ethics has me on the floor lmao

[@jerseydevs2000]

Just want to clarify the "It's called soccer" message on Pulisic's undershirt was a photoshopped meme. The photo was from a US-Mexico match last year and the original message on the shirt "Man in the Mirror" was a clap back to a comment from Mexican keeper Memo Ochoa regarding the USMNT

[@kellyowens7417]

I adore the NFL, and I adore the sport the rest of the world calls football 🙈 No matter what u call it, can we just appreciate the amount of cardio these ⚽️ players do in one freaking game!❤️

[@baptisteheraly196]

I feel so sorry lads for the not coming home - football is a cruel world. And France knows that too very well - but this time it went through. Cheers to a great team that deserve much more !

[@TS29er]

2:30 As a German, I was a bit mad for the snarky comments but then I remembered that I would have said exactly the same if the English were going home after the group stage :D

[@alisonrandall3039]

What goes around comes around.

[@95theHappy]

The delayed reactions got me 😂

[@imisstoronto3121]

I''m not American but I do know that the World Series (baseball) is ONLY called that because the original sponsor of the series was a newspaper called The World. No other reason..

[@FlorPutelli]

The cup IT'S coming home... to Argentina my friends!!!! 🥳🥳🥳🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@redeye1016]

Loved this - from a Brit very ready for the heartbreak of going out against the brilliant France tomorrow! Good luck all

[@raaachelsuzanne]

I don’t know why, but seeing Toby from Love Island was the last person I expected to see when opening a JOLLY video 😂

[@jellybaebi]

These are some of the best memes on this channel so far guys, well done!

[@antobutera]

After the nerve wracking match we Argentinians had today against the Netherlands, this was a nice video to unwind a little. Maybe if we beat Croatia and the English team wins its next two matches, we'll see each other in the final!

[@soledadtroche2466]

anulo mufa

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

Here after the English lost

[@soledadtroche2466]

HERE AFTER ARGENTINA CAMPEONES DEL MUNDO VAMO CARAJOOOOOOOO

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

@@soledadtroche2466 Congrats, while I may support the French team I am happy at least Argentina won.

[@z3ro95]

How I understood it. Both rugby football and association football were introduced to the USA. From Rugby Football => American Football was derived with different rules from rugby. The name "Football" stuck from that. Association football was shortened to Assoc football => soccer is how the name was derived . It's about time we changed the names and while we're at it change our measuring systems from Imperial to SI units.

[@lerneanlion]

It's been like a year since we last saw them, right? Glad to see them back on this channel!

[@kithinjinkatha1587]

Watching this right after England just got knocked out is pure bliss

[@thirstaefortae5057]

I couldn’t stop laughing. These were on point memes… we need a part 2

[@MisterTsumi]

1:36 I just want to point out, the people who coined the word "soccer" were the English, not the Americans. The US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and Ireland call it soccer because in the 1870s, British men came up with the term using the same slang as brekkers, ruggers, and such. So you can TRY to pin the word on us, but we didn't come up with it.

[@crazzzytimes3357]

Yes this is nothing new that’s well known but then we realised how stupid the word was we then changed it…..majority of the world call it football

[@LindaC616]

@@crazzzytimes3357 oh, well, you've no one to blame but yourselves. We were just following your lead 🙂

[@crazzzytimes3357]

@@LindaC616 maybe the case but you are still using it regardless wether or not the word was invented by brits we realised how dumb it was to continue using it hence the beautiful game of football is simply football makes complete sense 😂😂😂😂😂

[@LindaC616]

@@crazzzytimes3357 blame yourselves

[@crazzzytimes3357]

@@LindaC616 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 blame ourselves 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I read it in that fugly accent of yours 😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@gazpacho1234]

'Soccer' is 19th century UK slang for 'football' and is short for 'Association football' ('soc'-'cer'). 'Rugger' is 19th century UK slang for rugby and is short for 'Rugby football' ('rug'-ger'). This is yet another of many examples of UK slang being imported into the USA, only to become common in the US at some point while disused or rarely used in the UK (there are many examples the other way around too, sometimes even both-ways being commonly-unknowingly re-imported). Americans and Brits would be surprised at how many words and word-pronunciations were common and originated in their own country and adopted in the other country while later ceasing or rare in their own usage.

[@shroomerkuwanger]

The discourse around football and soccer is so silly to me, England literally came up with calling it soccer and stopped using it in like 1980s. USA isn't there only country to call it soccer either, which everyone seems to not know.

[@glacefx8041]

stopped being used way before 1980s and it was a slang word for association

[@krustigkostlich2364]

Yes exactly, they stopped.

[@maryam-ab3490]

i want their reactions after today against france 🤣

[@justinagiraut6530]

4:56 time has proven our guy right, Messi IS different🐐

[@SherriLyle80s]

"It's called football." Australia has entered the chat

[@jamiebyrne8778]

‘it’s coming home’ they said

[@leyahbek6739]

I'm Arabic and I enjoy the context so much thank you 😂🖤 I was cheer for UK and Brazil 🥲

[@kaitlyn7916]

An underrated concept- if you love 1 sport, you know how all this feels even though you don't understand even the basic principles of the other sport

[@Reboegga]

As a German i feel attacked....🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maiNmusica]

Was meinst du, wie es mir als Britin in Deutschland immer geht😄😄

[@ninisasanisa]

😆

[@gangulyraj6889]

It's fair play considering the amount of "attacking" Germany have done.

[@PrograError]

@@gangulyraj6889 both WW s huh?

[@Reboegga]

@@gangulyraj6889 we r talking about football here, lighten up buttercup 😘

[@plummetya9001]

"It's coming home"... they did go home indeed lol sorry 😂

[@real_lampcap]

As an American who knows nothing about soccer, I can most definitely say I understood only the meme about the world on a cup.

[@paulinemanaguelod3513]

First meme and I'm already crackin up so hard with these guys. 🤣

[@sofiaarruda6913]

I'm Brazilian, so watching this now hurts! I'm in tears..😭

[@PapaRoach4life1]

Interestingly, the unallowed goal for England vs Germany in 2010 was seen by most Germans as justice for 1966 when England won the finals through a phantom goal (Wembley goal), it's funny to me that now the footballers are salty about that goal, despite it arguably being significantly less valueable, being one goal in a round of 16 game and England losing by 4-1 at the end, rather than losing a WC Final by one goal difference

[@MsJackkson]

Hey, Jolly. When are you going to invite the cast of Ted Lasso for Korean BBQ? I think it would be awesome, especially since it's a show about an American football coach, who moves to England when he’s hired to manage a British soccer team-despite having no experience. The show is very popular and it was filmed around London, Selhurst Park - Crystal Palace Football Club, and many more. Watch the show, guys.

[@chichi-fr6rd]

Glad to see Toby from Love Island making a feature

[@itsmegracekim]

will now call American football "throw catch run" hahahaha

[@LtGrandMaster]

Although as an American I agree the soccer is actually football, the term Soccer is British and you have no one but yourselves to blame

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Ollie has clearly seen all the video essays on FIFA and I love how he stirs the pot occasionally. #SuperReputable

[@preacherauron1699]

...soccer is a Brittish term. That is where Americans got the name from lol. It was Association level soccer. Abbreviated Assoc. The Brits started adding "er" to words...for instance, rugby was called rugger. So they called association football soccer. It's even in news publications in Britain as soccer. The Americans figured that was what it was called, and used that name. Then the British eventually moved on from calling it that, and now pretend they have no idea where the term soccer comes from lol. And that is why karma, or God, or some other higher being will never let Englad beat the U.S. in the world cup lol.

[@Mei-cd1px]

I was binge-watching Jolly and KE content since this morning because I was feeling a bit down and hopeless with this job-hunting stuff for a few months now and I can't believe I get to hear these words (7:26) which felt like a gentle reminder and a comforting hug at the same time.

[@Mei-cd1px]

@@ritao1958 i appreciate this! 🫶🏽

[@moshiisNOTtrashatediting]

7:24 “Brazil are winning it” *oh sweet lord*

[@itsleviosa]

0:26 I actually want to have that ‘world cup’

[@punkressph1]

Me too

[@allier1867]

I SPOT A MILKIS. WHICH MEANS THERE'S A VIDEO COMING UP. CAN'T WAIT

[@punkressph1]

What time?

[@LindaC616]

@@punkressph1 either Saturday or Wednesday, KE channel

[@differnet]

Just to get the history of soccer name correct - it was the original name. In Britain, when the game was organized to be played among various university and colleges back in the late 1800s, they originally organized it into Association Football. They then shortened it to calling it Assoc. And then, the shortened it and made it easier to say by calling it Soccer. So, to be technical, the Americans are using the original name correctly.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

you mean the late 1800s, not the 1900s wasnt actually that long ago

[@differnet]

@@-EchoesIntoEternity- Thank you for catching that and letting me know. I am correcting it.

[@ambermarie211]

Thank you! I was looking for this comment. Americans didn't just randomly decide to call it soccer. They have consistently called it soccer since the time when Britain called it that. American football and soccer were both getting leagues established around the same time so it didn't make sense for Americans to ever switch to calling soccer "football," while in Britain and elsewhere they didn't have that factor.

[@Karius7]

So what you're saying. It wasn't the original name, but a bastardisation of the original name? Good to have that clear

[@LindaC616]

@@Karius7 yes, but following England's lead. They've no one to blame but themselves 🙂

[@samurai4717]

It’s always a jolly time when I get a notification for this channel!

[@LoveKeepsGoing11]

And then there’s me just laughing at their reactions alone because I know NOTHING about sports 🙃 I only got the first meme 🤣😅

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

You can't get mad at Americans for calling it soccer if you're the ones who invented the word 😂

[@humate9980]

Invented as a slang term for association in the 19th century we stopped using it while you took it seriously

[@nicobsm111saintmichel7]

Language evolves! Do you say ice-box or refrigerator/fridge?!

[@aaronpatterson2369]

@@nicobsm111saintmichel7 ...ice box 🇺🇸

[@nicobsm111saintmichel7]

@@aaronpatterson2369 if you say ice-box it can only mean you are minimally a boomer (nothing wrong with that), and got stuck with an obsolete term...

[@basstt5615]

@@humate9980wow it’s almost like different countries miles away from each other are going to develop different terms. So any time you guys make up a word we’re supposed to copy you? How would Americans in the 19th century know whether or not you were still using the term😂 besides we already were using the term for something else

[@Verlopil]

The British invented the word soccer and insisted that everyone use it. The US, being nice, agreed to play along with their friends. Then the British gave in to European social pressure and changed their minds and now rag on the US for what was a friendly gesture to them on our part. Nice, British people, nice.

[@aaronpatterson2369]

Actually, American football was already a legit established sport here and "soccer" wasnt. By the time "soccer" became somewhat popular, football was too popular in America for us to change the name. So soccer was adopted as the name. Thats the reason. Its got nothing to do with ANYBODY wanting us to use "soccer" as the approved term.

[@ninisasanisa]

1:37 that expresion is gold 😂

[@sabrinarittinger1901]

Loved the FIFA comments by Ollie most 😅

[@soggyc3reals]

Anthony's laugh is so contagious I swear HAHAHAHAHAH

[@Kjane.]

Yaaaay they're back! I've missed them & the cabbies. 🤩

[@dhunsi1340]

I’m 73 and that’s how long I’ve been hearing,”we should have won that game”. Surely, yes, absolutely….😅

[@phatsumobebe]

We need more content from Hashtag United FC. They are so fun to watch!

[@stevyprsj1698]

so proud of myself for understanding the inside joke.. 56.. the cup.. though not a fan of football.. not from uk

[@viragizso9270]

it's so amazing to watch these predictions after both brazil and england is out

[@jeeday19]

I have no idea about sports and FIFA but I enjoy just watching them having a good laugh and enjoying the memes. 😄

[@TeXXicJA]

Definitely shot before Brazil bit it 😂😂 Oh and their thoughts on Suarez💯💯💯

[@Ines_23]

At the end it was the Argentinian fairy who brought it home. Grande Messi! 🏆🏆🏆 🇦🇷

[@familynadeem596]

Thank you for existing and bringing joy and jolly time ❤️❤️

[@lourdesrodrigo6374]

Yeah, bout that "comimg home" thing... 1 beso desde Argentina papá

[@abhijith9095]

ah yes it is coming home (Eng:1- 2: France)

[@eIhuracan]

What happen 😹😹

[@이잉기-n8f]

2:28 에 국기를 운반하는 게 아니라 각 국가를 "캐리" 하고 있는 선수들을 보여주고 마지막에는 독일이 월드컵에서 탈락 했기 때문에 비행기가 독일 선수들을 carrying 한다는 것 같네요

[@cestmoi-meme6350]

German here, I’m not feeling well..

[@Reboegga]

Ich auch nicht😅

[@theimmersedreader]

I do love when Hastag United makes an appearance!

[@HashtagUnited]

👊

[@claytrainum969]

Brits being indignant about calling it soccer knowing full well that they watch Soccer Saturday on Sky will never not be weird to me.

[@ashleynfigueredo]

I wish more British people knew the term 'soccer' comes from England 😂

[@Emmet_Moore]

Was always football for the working class

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

@@Emmet_Moore Aside the point, but okay

[@samuelwallden-strouts6832]

​​@@Kingdom_Of_Dreams weeeeell not really

[@therealbomb_com8774]

@@Emmet_Moore If that's the case, then the US would've called it football. We wouldn't call it something that British elites would call it.

[@upisntdownsilly]

well firstly it was a slang, whereas Americans use it as the official name of the sport, and secondly Brit’s don’t use it now, and the dead Brit’s aren’t angry, it’s the living ones that are. By your logic of ‘the term comes from England’, then by the same logic I, as an Asian person could say ‘oh you whites hate racism so much but u started it xD’. Lastly the word soccer just makes no sense, it’s derived from ‘association football’, yet it doesn’t say anything about football, it might as well just be short for ‘association’ and not ‘association football’

[@kirawolff99]

"You have to speak it into existence" 😂

[@francescaorlando5467]

7:26 you didn't understand yet how bad luck works 😂

[@attractivezombie1959]

YESS FINALLY. more of the footballers please! Love their vids! Also bring them some more foooood lol

[@vastvoids]

Was laughing as hard as they were 😂 also yes Ollie, Suarez is literally a baby

[@liIdecky]

The only thing coming coming home are the three lions 🤣

[@m0pt0p]

It's the British who abbreviated football as "AS-Soccer" and thats when Soccer came over to the US. It was the name the British were using for it at the time.

[@carolinamairal5746]

This is really funny thanks! Love from Argentina ⭐⭐⭐

[@valnarehood834]

The only thing that needed was a (not sponsored) round of Cloud beers!😀

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

Brits not realizing they called it soccer first, it was short for Association🙄

[@HashtagUnited]

But we didn’t call it soccer…it was association football?

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

@@HashtagUnited association= assoc= soccer is the evolution

[@LindaC616]

@@HashtagUnited no, really, "soccer" came about on your side of the pond, mate. We were just following your lead. Then you changed it up, but we'd decided to stay with what we had. You've no one to blame but yourselves for that one 🙂

[@yosafatemmanuel5510]

Just come back to say Harry Kane 83'. Heartbreaking

[@neptune642]

haha glad to see the footballers again!