British Soccer fan reacts to the Loudest Crowd Reactions in Sports History Compilation

[@titleloanman]

That Marshawn Lynch run is called the “Beastquake” because the crowd got so loud it actually literally registered as an earthquake.

[@dancrew6721]

I drove down from Vancouver to be at that game... still the greatest sporting experience of my life.

[@imhotepnixon]

And also his nickname is beast mode

[@maybeitstheplan9973]

10:31 it got so loud that the crowd has started a mini-earthquake in seattle

[@clkester1]

as a former ticket holder for nose bleed seats in the Stadium. The '06 NFC championship game, you can feel the stadium vibrate beneath your feet

[@turbochargedsports6327]

Dude - I SO love your reactions & videos. The joy for the sports you are enjoying/experiencing is so genuine & refreshing. Once things settle down, I hope you can come to the States & enjoy some NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA in person. I'm an old fart but you are someone I'd definitely enjoy hanging with at a ball game w some brews & brats. 👍 Cheers!

[@oofmcgee8795]

The American football one at the beginning had 108,000 instead of 50,000

[@joshvega5469]

OOF Mcgee penn state

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Beaver Stadium : 106,572 capacity

[@benjaminlynch9958]

Official capacity listed on Wikipedia is 106,572 with a record crowd (standing room only?) of 110,889 in 2018. By comparison Wembley has a capacity of 90,000, and that is by far the largest stadium in the U.K. Also worth pointing out that not all the crowds are this big in American Sports and those that are aren’t always this loud. The ones you’re seeing in these clips are (1) playoffs where intensity is super high for both players and fans, (2) college games where a large percentage of fans are 18-22 year old kids with varying amounts of alcohol in their blood, and/or (3) rivalries between two teams and sets of fans that hate each other - akin to ManU vs Liverpool or Arsenal vs Spurs, Celtic vs Rangers, etc. Lastly, if you ever come to America to watch some of these games, do your homework on the atmosphere and the ticket prices. Some games and some stadiums are much more expensive than others, and that also influences who’s buying the tickets. If you want a premium experience with lots of atmosphere and a big rivalry, expect to pay at least $100 per ticket to walk in the door, and prices go up from there. Most NFL games are going to cost more, as will games for any sport in cities like New York, Boston, and sometimes L.A. and Chicago. As a bucket list experience - totally worth it IMO, but know what you’re getting into before booking your flight and hotel.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

@@benjaminlynch9958 Well said. I completely agree.

[@coreyissus]

@@benjaminlynch9958 And as a Penn Stater myself, in recent years we have frequently surpassed 110k, it's a heck of an atmosphere in Beaver Stadium!!!

[@scootersports7042]

2:20 actually 100,000

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Beaver Stadium : 106,572 official capacity

[@cerberus2654]

Penn state vs Michigan 2013: 107,884 in attendance.

[@thesharinganknight9859]

Exactly, the outsider doesn't know our capacity

[@FeverIsPog]

You need to watch The biggest curse-ending moment in baseball history demands a deep rewind | 2016 World Series Game 7

[@pherm1056]

Frame Fever this^. Prob would be a 2 pt video but it’s such a great video. Also recommend the video “Joy In Wrigleyville”

[@caleboconnors1919]

Only if it includes Trevor playing with a drone costing us a World Series

[@gianlucalogan1941]

You have 2 react to sb nation’s rewinder on the cubs ending a 108 year curse you’ve seen this clip so many times 6:20 and have no context at all trust me it’s a great video and you have to watch it.

[@menwithven8114]

BOOOOOOOO. Go cards!!!!

[@cougargotnext4502]

Dont watch I'm a Indians fan

[@ethangg27]

Yes please do watch.

[@noahkane26]

Pirates fan...

[@kevinringlein9238]

He has to watch the game 7 highlights of that series, incredible game

[@micycles1200]

My favorite fan reaction clips are the ones where they show how fans reacted in the local bars. They do that a lot during playoff games. They'll set up a camera in a bar outside the stadium (where the tvs will all be playing the game) and then whenever a huge play happens they will show the bar's reaction. Those are great because it goes from quiet, bated breath to sudden pandemonium in a split second with beer flying everywhere. It's awesome.

[@EpicMinerNK]

I know this sounds silly coming from a random viewer, and it obviously may not be possible due to financial reasons etc. but you should really consider traveling to the U.S. and watching sporting events. Each sport has a different season, but if you came around December, you could watch hockey, football, NASCAR, and basketball. If you came around September, you could watch baseball, MLS soccer, and football. Just something to think about that I would definitely recommend!

[@patrickhiggins5970]

It maybe possible. The MLB playoffs usually run through to early November. The NBA season starts near the end of october. Nascar will still be going on. the NHL season starts at the beginning of October. The Nfl seasom starts in september. the Mls will still be going on. So if he came in October he could possibly witness all of them

[@EpicMinerNK]

PatrickTheSTARwins 24 that is true. I didn’t know the exact season start for basketball and hockey, but if they all line up as you’re describing, that would definitely be a fun trip.

[@geardownaviation]

Or come to a Winnipeg Jets game during the playoffs at home, the crowd is always nuts at the white-out games

[@LukeIsyourfasha]

For real, when you experience these moments in real time, it leaves a lasting impact. Right now watching these clips brings tears to my eyes for some moments, thinking where I was when watching, who I was with, how excited we got. I think if you want the experience, start following college football and basketball. They make for some of the most historical moments in sports history. The players put so much effort.

[@crisiam]

Some of the greatest basketball moments are in the NCAA which are colleges and universities. March Madness is crazy

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

NBA plays four 12 minute quarters, NCAA only plays two 20 minute halves

[@zachfinch9825]

Finally some hockey 😂. Hope you do more NHL in the future 🤞

[@yonstenger]

That very first clip is the school myself, my brother, and my father went to. Kentucky has always been a big game against Indiana. That was one of the best moments. My brother twisted his ankle in the crazy crowd celebrating on the floor afterward! Lol

[@David-pf9xe]

I know it's not one of the major 4 but the Belmont crowd when American Pharoah won the triple crown is still one of the most memorable.

[@bigussmokesus8866]

You should react to NHL series winning goals parts 1 and 2

[@finleywalden2846]

Dog pull up to the Iron Bowl next year in Tuscaloosa we are all very welcoming here. Most iconic event in sports. Bigger than el clasico.

[@Koda89]

For your NBA game, you need to come here to OKC to watch the Thunder, mate. Some of the best crowd experiences I've ever had, and I'm quite blessed I get to attend at least one game per season.

[@LeanMrfuzzles]

12:31 was the University I went to. That clip was from my senior year. We were 10-0 at that point playing our biggest rivals who were 9-1. The winner of that game went to the conference championship game. Our undefeated season was on the line and USF had just tied the game making it 42-42. UCF ran the ball back on the ensuing kick off to take the lead back with only about two minutes left in the game. It was absolutely bananas. UCF went on to win the game, the conference championship, the Peach Bowl, went 13-0 and was the only division one team to go undefeated that year. We may have also controversially claimed a national championship too but we won't get into that here.

[@danielraugh4121]

I love how the fellow subscribers are so eager to teach you about sports they’re passionate about! Love the content!!

[@brysonturner6019]

Fun Fact: The play with Marshawn Lynch at 10:35 caused the audience to cheer so loud that the vibrations made were registered on a nearby seismograph. In short, the audience was so loud and jumped so much that they caused an EARTHQUAKE.

[@MaliceFromDa4]

I’m from New York but during my February break from school I went to Barcelona and saw Messi play... man scored 4 goals.... it was magical. First goal he scored he megged the defender and chipped the goalie.. absolutely insane

[@jck1794]

nothing is louder than a full capacity nba arena on a buzzer beater shot. it shakes your core man, it's a thrill of an experience.

[@twinkletoes3946]

React to march madness buzzer beaters since it’s coming up

[@milopotter2474]

rice farmer not any more

[@leondonadic417]

Sike you thought

[@Zachhhx]

If you want to see people jump up at the same time definitely go to a nhl game. What happens on every goal. Maybe react to best nhl crowd reactions or something. You will LOVE that

[@kalkush5801]

A "Curtain Call" in a live baseball game is something you will always remember being involved in if ever blessed to be at playoff game. A "Curtain Call" is when a game tying, game leading, or game winning Homerun is hit and the whole stadium is going bananas basically halting the game by refusing to sit down and continuing to cheer and scream for the guy who hit the Homerun to come out of the dugout and take a wave to the crowd again. It's as if the whole stadium is showing love and respect and giving him a standing ovation.... Absolutely Incredible

[@davidmatheny1993]

My uncle was on the field after Auburn won the 2013 Iron Bowl against Alabama with that "Kick Six". People were taking chunks of the field and anything they could find left behind by coaches or players.

[@Ozai75]

The first video is Indiana University vs the University of Kentucky; They are *bitter* rivals in basketball (Indiana and Kentucky are states that border each other) with UK having the edge over the past few years. They're playing in Assembly Hall, IU's home court and at that time IU was unranked (The NCAA has a Top 25 ranking for the country) and UK was ranked #1. After that UK has refused to return to Assembly Hall and IU refuses to cater to them (They only want to play at Rupp Arena, their home arena)

[@bradb3248]

Thanks for another great reaction. The third clip was college football, Penn State against Michigan, Penn State has 1 game a year at night when everyone wears white, called a white out, one of the largest stadiums over 100,000 people. Michigan has an even larger stadium, holds almost 110,000.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Beaver Stadium : 106,572 official capacity I don't remember Michigan's exact capacity, but if I recall properly, you are correct at ≈ 110,000

[@seth4599]

The one where you said "That's gotta be 50,000 people was actually around 108,000 people. That's how many people come to Penn State home games. Especially vs a big rival like Michigan..

[@dameshiesty1993]

You gotta react to the Minneapolis miracle at 3:50 When you get context on that play you would see how crazy that was

[@HDreamer]

I also recommend watching the "stadium sound" version, it's even better to hear the crowd there.

[@TimothyFitch]

Not having 2012 Missouri at Kansas is an absolute crime, it was literally THE LOUDEST moment ever in college basketball.

[@e_parade]

You need some context for that second one: game 7 (last one) of the series, Bruins were down 4-1 to start the last period. Scored a goal halfway through to make it 4-2. 1:22 left in the game they made it 4-3. 32 seconds later (50 seconds left) they made it 4-4. They took it to OT and scored that goal to end it. 3 goals down in an elimination game at home, came back to win it out of nowhere.

[@jle4_347]

at the 12:35 mark, that was the 2017 USF vs UCF game or other known as the war on I-4. the winner of that game would go on to play in the conference championship. one of the most exciting games in college football history. definitely recommend watching a highlight video of the 2017 war on I-4

[@dawgpound9624]

Definitely keep doing these crowd reaction videos!!!

[@MetalMann-de3xi]

Now you should do crowd silencers after this. If you do want to experience the best stadium atmosphere, if you ever get the chance, you have to come to Baton Rouge La or New Orleans. I may sound biased, but #1 the tailgating is the best because of the food and music. #2 the loudest, most passionate fan bases. Even the College Gameday hosts admit that Baton Rouge is their favorite place to have their show broadcasted from, and no sportsfan should ever miss.

[@jerseydevs2000]

There are some loud reactions here from the professional leagues in North America (NBA, MLB, NFL and NHL) but quite a few of these reactions are from college football and college basketball. University sports are BIG business here in the States, and student sections at (filled with young people in their late teens and early 20s) really provide a good amount of atmosphere at football and basketball games. And when you have a thrilling finish to a game, the greater the chance the students will storm the field or court... what you English call a "pitch invasion."

[@bradkirchhoff3751]

That UCF kick return was part of one of the most underrated and one of the all time best football games ever played. Most ppl wont remember though bc of the teams playing. Fucking insane how intense that game was. Btw college basketball doesnt do quarters they do 2 halfs. So when it says 2nd it means its the last period.

[@AM-cs2vz]

I need a dunk city reaction. Greatest moment in march madness ever.

[@joemorris9995]

The Marshawn Lynch clip is by far the best crowd reaction clip. The crowds reaction register as a earthquake here in Seattle and will now forever be called the Beastquake.

[@saospektor1566]

Being in downtown Chicago for the Chicago Cubs World Series parade there was around three million plus people there it was insane coolest thing I've ever seen

[@davidmatheny1993]

When Auburn beat Alabama on the missed FG return, I worked at a restaurant maybe 30 minutes from that stadium. My restaurant and most of them in Columbus,GA lost their collective minds whether they supported Auburn or just hated Alabama.

[@kevinb314]

@4:40 - having great/ loud fans is like having an "extra man"! Seattle Seahawks really made the term "12th man" popular (NFL has 11 players on the field at any given play). As they can be so loud, it makes it hard for the opponents to communicate when on offense.

[@speedydog45]

If you want to see more of fans rushing the court/field you should watch "rushing the field" moments. It's a college tradition where thousands of people will run onto the field when a football/basketball team wins an upset.

[@StevenLeeStudios]

If you keep this up on youtube, there will be chances for you to come out here and experience it. I would suggest to anyone who is out of the states who wants to become a fan of a sport, watch some games, decide which team for yourself. Sometimes people will come out to a state for example New York, and think they are gonna experience good sporting events especially since its a premiere city. That isnt the case, New york hasnt had a good winning team in years. The best way is to probably look up a city thats doing well, and if they are matched up with a team with a good record, check that game out, most likely its gonna be electric. BTW, the clips you are watching are game winners that were close till the end, huge comebacks, and plays that turned the tide, come from behind wins. All recipes for things that make crowds over here go insane

[@HPayne62]

I haven't watched this all yet so I don't know if it was featured, but NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt, Jr was the most popular driver the sport ever had (and the namesake of my channel). When he was mentioned in a positive light, the crowd went fucking mental. He cod see the crowd cheering from inside his car when he took the lead. I saw his last Cup Series race in person and it was amazing. We call ourselves Jr Nation and we shake an entire city when he takes the lead. You gotta see the film of him winning at Talladega or Daytona or just taking the lead.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

2:11 That's The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) Nittany Lions during a "Whiteout" in Beaver Stadium which holds 106,572 spectators. When the crowd gets going, you can hear them from literally 5 miles away. 3:45 These are the Minnesota Vikings scoring a touchdown. Just my luck that I currently live about 1½ miles from their stadium. I get to hear that crowd going wild as well.

[@Str33tg4ng]

I know the NFL, MLB and NBA have played regular-season games in London over the past year and NHL played in Sweden too. Your bucket list is closer to completion than you think.

[@zachogdahl210]

The Seattle stadium that is in that Marshawn lynch clip holds the world record for loudest fans! They have decibel meters in the stadium to record how loud it gets. You need to watch all the beastquake videos. There are some from outside the stadium that show how truly loud it was. I live across the water from seattle and I could hear it lol.

[@jake-uh4uq]

8:40 there is a baseball game in London this year! You should go and vlog! This game counts toward the regular season and last year was action packed. Check it out

[@nancysexton4364]

It was amazing!! The BoSox vs. the Yankees, and what was unreal was it sounded like it was a enthusiastic crowd in the States. Confusing but so cool. You should react to those games.

[@jimkimball5125]

And the college basketball reaction with the s at center Court, they actually play at Syracuse University in the carrier dome, which always leads the nation in attendance at over 34,000 per game. They actually play in a football stadium.

[@billieann1089]

It really is so much fun going to these sports events. It's always our highlights of the year. I cant wait till covid is over😭

[@chriszimmermann2582]

I stormed the court at a college basketball game a few weeks ago after a buzzer beater winner. 11/10 experience, can't recommend it enough.

[@TheCanadiangirl4]

If you want to see very passionate fans go to a Winnipeg Jets, Mtl vs Tor, or Mtl vs Boston game. Winnipeg jets fans are known as one of most passionate fans in Canada. There's also a video online about how Cdns reacted to winning the gold medal in the Vancouver Olympics.

[@TheOfficer450]

That Penn State football clip was probably over 100,000 people actually

[@SilverFang2789]

There's only so much the footage of Beastquake can tell you. Its not called that because the crowd simply went wild, but because the fans went so wild the concrete stands were literally shaking like it was an earthquake happening.

[@rhaenysgames8115]

I was at a party for the Alabama Auburn game. I was only like 13 or something but I vividly remember everyone dropping their beers when that happened and cussing so loud. Literally people started crying

[@luckdawg]

I was at a bar in San Francisco. We were crying 😢

[@JMACishere]

the video at 3.46 you have to watch the sideline recording you can really hear the crowd, never heard a roar like that. this was the "Minneapolis miracle"

[@DontScreenPeek]

Being an NFL season ticket holder is one of the best things in life. I’ll take you to a Packer game if you’re ever over here.

[@ChrisArborLife]

You need to watch compilations of fans storming/rushing the field/court. It happens with any major upset in college sports and is a spectacle every time

[@baraxor]

The crowd will really get loud during: 1. Last-second winning plays, especially against a rival, or when the home team is a major underdog, or that sends the team to the playoffs/keeps them in the playoffs 2. In college basketball or football, beating the number 1 ranked team 3. Decisive plays that end a long-standing curse (see Chicago Cubs)

[@jamescurrie2525]

Keep up the great vids man, and at 2:21 there were over 106k people at that game

[@joeheid2776]

Dude, seriously. As a fan of all 4 sports, nothing, and I mean nothing for pure excitement beats playoff hockey. Even the NBA guys a few years back were saying "Thank God for playoff hockey." You got a month. Then strap in and enjoy the ride.

[@brysonturner6019]

If you want to see the full story about why that Field Goal return you see so often was so significant, you should react to the video "The Kick Six, Auburn’s Iron Bowl miracle vs. Alabama, deserves a deep rewind" from SB Nation.

[@kimdouglass6867]

Awww...bless your heart. You’ll come to America one day and you’ll get to experience it. 😃

[@mattosborne1589]

I’ve said it before, but the MLB will be hosting 2 games in London in June for their London Series. Tickets are a bit expensive for some seats but they’re worth it for the experience!

[@jimkimball5125]

You were wondering how big that crowd was for the football catch in the first part of your video, that's Beaver stadium and Happy valley, Pennsylvania and the stadium can hold an upwards of 108,000. The basketball arena right after that with all the fans wearing white is in chapel Hill, North Carolina, nicknamed the Dean dome, and it seats over 22,000.

[@ronnieprusia3350]

You should react to “the unforgettable inning” ALDS game between the blue jays and rangers

[@TheWedgieCraft99]

YES

[@chilidavis9894]

Ronnie Prusia he did already

[@ronnieprusia3350]

nipsey !?! Yep and I commented this three weeks ago bud. And he looked at my comment and did it

[@unsightlyswordfish1032]

The MLB will be playing in London on June 13th and 14th this year between the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals, so that would probably be your best bet to see a baseball game! I believe they’ll continue to play a few games in London for at least a few more years.

[@juanm9182]

I love your passion for sports!!!👍🏼 Cool vibes too! ⭐️

[@firedegon3742]

My team, the OKC Thunder, is the loud arena in the NBA.

[@darkdiamond3286]

the seattle seahawks were so loud in one game, the noise registered as a 5.4 earthquake from the sheer vibration of the noise

[@billy9497able]

11:35 broke my heart. We made it in the too ten that year and then we lost to Texas A&M then Alabama. Ughh.... Man... What could've been right? We had the talent for sure but just didn't execute.

[@willster8759]

When they are rushing the court in the basketball games they have beaten the number 1 ranked team. It is a common tradition to rush the court when you beat the number 1 team especially when you are unranked. It’s a huge moment. Similar to Watford beating Liverpool this year, fans will be ecstatic. It’s considered huge.

[@jimkimball5125]

Yeah the Penn State catch was at Beaver Stadium in Happy Valley, Pennsylvania. It seats 106,000.

[@dannyreeves4782]

The one that you said had to be 50,000 people was at Penn St., and it was a conservative 110,000. I’m not a fan of them,but they have one hell of a fan base.If you told me that there were 125,000 there I wouldn’t be surprised,neither would the Fire Marshall.

[@EliWilson14]

Morgan Williams “shot” is an amazing crowd roar

[@rickyshawl508]

I think an awesome video for you to react to would be the fan reaction video of Clint Dempsey and Jon Brooks goals against Ghana in the 2014 World Cup. I think it’d be interesting to see you react to the American side of the sport you grew up with. Loving the videos man.

[@mattflynn5925]

The basketball games and most of these games when it’s in these situations the fans aren’t all jumping up at once they’re all standing and they just throw their hands up all at the same time!

[@judgedreddthelaw3418]

The Manchester derby was great! I'm sure you must be happy with the United result 😉 great video btw!

[@jameschickson4976]

2:10 is at Penn State University's Beaver Stadium which fits between 110,000 to 112,000 people depending on how much standing room only tickets they sell.

[@Timmah73]

I vividly remember my reaction to 6:20 which was to yell "FUUUUUUUUUUCK!" in a crowded bar along with everyone else. Even though the Cubs wound up winning that game and the World Series it still gives me the sweats to see it.

[@moonglow630]

That run by Marshawn Lynch caused such a fan reaction, that it actually caused a detectable earthquake nearby.

[@conancimmerian9829]

Luka: There must be at least 50k people in that stadium. American College Football Stadiums: Am I a joke to you?

[@ryanje8147]

“42 to20??!! They are getting dicked! Pardon my language.” Lololol

[@bwilk9754]

Man you got to watch The Finish of the 2001 Pepsi 400 at Daytona to see one of the most insane crowd reactions ever when Dale Jr takes the lead of Turn 4

[@zachaldridge1304]

Nothing makes me happier than the Watford shot (the first clip of the vid)

[@Michelle-ce1qh]

React to 1984 World Series when Detroit Tiger Gibby (Kirk Gibson) hit a three run homer in the last inning. PURE TIGER GOLD. Basically anything Detroit related - us sport fans know how to do it!! Also, the whole story behind the Red Wing tragedy that occurred about a week after they won the championship in 1987. A handful of teammates were injured, some critically. That was followed by the 1998 win when team captain Steve Yzerman handed the Stanley Cup to the injured and now partially paralyzed Vladimir Konstantinov.

[@tankblack6758]

NBA is 4 12-minute quarters. College men is 2 20-minute halves. Women's college basketball is 4 10-minute quarters.

[@dragonblazer96]

I was a student in Syracuse attending the game at 3:25 Crazy finish and great crowd reaction. Got to storm the court 😀

[@JWhiz]

Luka, for some context for the clip at 5:50 that makes it even crazier: Auburn vs Alabama is by far the biggest rivalry in college football. They play each other every season in their last game. Both are big colleges in Alabama, and Alabama is usually the best team in the nation, and Auburn is usually not quite as good, but they’re usually top 25 in the nation. In this game, Alabama was 1 and Auburn was 4.

[@noraa1991]

The Earthquake Game was a college football game in which the crowd reaction after an important play registered as a small earthquake. Played in front of a crowd of 79,431 at LSU's Tiger's Stadium on October 8, 1988, LSU upset No. 4 Auburn 7-6.

[@stonecoldku4161]

2:46 No it isn't the end of the game, but this is why I love college basketball. Probably what is happening there is that the home team has gone on a scoring run to pull away from the other team. Who is a higher ranked team, so an upset could end up happening. The crowd is just really excited that their team is kicking the other team's butt right now.

[@imhotepnixon]

Storming the court after big games is why I love college basketball

[@NotMarcellOzuna]

9:33 I was at that game, that was the second of back to back home runs

[@Nysir._]

BoldBuckets wow really that’s amazing 😭

[@NotMarcellOzuna]

K 30 yeah, sucks we lost that game tho

[@toxygeneification]

lol, I was about to say sorry. Super excited for this year tho. Go Braves!

[@GoDawgsBravesFalconsHawks]

That’s the Acuña 2018 NLDS GS, batter before was a Sean Newcomb Salk. We won that specific game but lost the series.

[@seanwalters1977]

2:23 That's Happy Valley in University Park, PA. Capacity of 106,572 so about double your estimate lol

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

Beaver Stadium.

[@seanwalters1977]

@@JohnLeePettimoreIII Also known as Happy Valley

[@ThatsMrTaylor2u]

Crowd reactions for this year's March Madness are gonna be the best ever!

[@toxygeneification]

Dude, if you ever make it across the pond, I'd totally host you for a couple of nights and a game or two. One of the best times is about a month from now. You can see a basketball game, a hockey game and opening day for baseball. Right in the middle of NASCAR season too. Football is a winter sport but overlaps baseball season in the fall and basketball and hockey in the later winter. Anyway, do a little fundraising and networking and you should be able to pull off a pretty sick trip. Do a few live reactions of your first games. Folks would eat that up.

[@MatthiaGryffine]

You should do a reaction to the All Time Baseball video entitled "Matt Vasgersian Getting Overly Excited". He is one of the most enthusiastic baseball announcers out there.

[@TehBlueTown]

If you want to go to an MLB game, there is a Cubs vs Cardinals game happening in London this season. I’m not sure when, but maybe you could check it out. They’re two pretty intense rivals and it should be a great game.