Football fans and atmosphere USA vs Europe (REACTION!!)

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[@tr0fast280]

Bro, gotta say I love your reactions. Love that you actually have some basic knowledge (and even som more lesser known such as Zlatan & Malmö) Usually when I watch americans reacting to these videos a lot of them are very ignorant, but not you my man. Keep up the good work!

[@EmekaReacts]

Thanks, fam!

[@o.s2936]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bny1an6BdqiSgM0 Real Madrid,semifinal Champions League

[@watchvidjedi]

Couldn't agree more! I watch a few reaction channels and this is the first one of yours to pop up on my recommended... liked and subbed! Looking forward to seeing more!

[@slpr666]

bro said that zlatan is lesser known, hes one of the top 3 biggest personalities in football.

[@CERWINVEGAredRING]

And one of the players who has been to the MLS lol

[@owenstrawbridge6808]

the only reason "soccer" isnt popularized in the US is because games are 45 minute halves so they cant ram ads down your face every 5 mins its the sad truth

[@sensino2543]

i also think bc usa has this "winner looser" mentality...there is no popular sport in the usa that has draws.

[@swanpride]

Nah, it's mostly because the men's team sucks at "soccer"...the more successful women's team is actually pretty popular.

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Lol.... sure.... it has nothing to do with how boring it is for 90% of the game.... or how retarded the playoff systems are, or how the players look like they get shot by snipers any time they feel a breeze.....

[@alinac5512]

@@swanpride its a multitude of reasons. Its not just because the mens team sucks and its not just because its not advertisor friendly but they are both contrubuting factors.

[@fredthemylegguyfromspongeb7217]

Also, the belief that "soccer" is just like an activity that you send your kid to so that they exercise, rather than a respected sport. The MLS is also very young compared to the other leagues too and the passion for "soccer" is kinda starting to hype up now a bit more but it will still take decades for a "soccer" culture to truly develop in the USA.

[@lukasgermes5561]

To describe European Fan Culture: In the German Cup Final they let a famous german Popsinger perform a halftime show some years ago. Was booed and whislted by the whole stadium. Not because she was bad or anything. The message was "This is our sport, not some entertainment shit. We don't want it, we don't need it."

[@offbeatSPORTS1]

The Music war teilweisen fucking trash

[@mamamamamamamable]

They tried to pull this shit off at the champions league final aswell. That was so embarrassing

[@ltagames01]

@@mamamamamamamable did you see camila bitching on twitter

[@definitelynotatroll246]

@@mamamamamamamable the fans were chanting the whole way thru that too, she complained on Twitter or instagram of some shit about it then deleted it haha

[@justsomekirbowithoutamusta1852]

@@mamamamamamamable I enjoyed it though. Not my kinda music but the performance looked great. Would love seeing something related to the match or touney though and not a rando popsong

[@FranciscoRodrigues-yd8jb]

The moment he discovers Brazilian and Argentinian supporters he goes mad, the bocca junior chants are just madness

[@alessandror961]

In italy one ex footballer, now commentator, Lele Adani, describe argentinian chats as poems, something unique and pure form of art and passion for the club

[@sannev8407]

I'd say outside of Europe, South America is the only continent who share the same passions for football. Argentinians and Brazilians are unreal

[@andreiaurariu8931]

Proud to be Romanian! And in Europe when you go to a football match is like you're going to war. The fans are the soul of their team and the emotions during a live match are extraordinary.

[@FXAAMM22]

Exactly, you feel like a boss even if you are not playing. It's a feeling you never forget.

[@edgarwallmeyer6630]

@@FXAAMM22 definetly

[@hungrigerhugo3161]

🤡

[@majcj6157]

thats because u never went tô Brazil

[@antoniogarciaromero2895]

Romania is a dirt hole, nobody like them in Europe.

[@Zef.98]

Churchill said of us Italians "they go to war as if it were a game, and they play football as if it were war" European football fans are fantastic

[@definitelynotatroll246]

I don’t think that’s a compliment tho buddy lol

[@walterF205]

@@definitelynotatroll246 rest assured, from the side of football it's a compliment (and if war were just a game and not a hideous thing, it wouldn't be bad)

[@davidedimarco1597]

@@definitelynotatroll246 we just know our priorities

[@JohnSmith-wl2pd]

Also Churchill said: From now on we don't say that Greeks fight like heroes, but heroes fight like Greeks...

[@United-Til-I-Die]

That's Sir Winston Churchill The greatest PM we've ever had 👊🏼

[@mats7492]

In the US, sport teams are just entertainment.. Im Europe teams are about passion In all fairness though.. Teams in Europe go back decades if not more.. My favorite team played its first matches in the 1890s… My great-grandfather was already supporting the same team as me.. It’s supporters culture that has grown for generations US teams are just created out of thin air

[@tiagopatricio3805]

There are soccer teams in the US, Canada and Australia that go back to the 1890's, but they are not in the premier leage of their countries and never will, and there are others that are not in the top league that would have an atmosphere similar to europe's teams, I mean, NY Cosmos for instance... if they played in the MLS they would absorb the fans of all the other NY teams and they would always have their stadium full and they would have the ambient closest to the one in europe football!

[@itachiuchiha7728]

@@tiagopatricio3805 what is soccer? should that be a sport? lmfao

[@alistairwalker7947]

so true, i can trace my family support for the same club through 5 generations, over a century. hopefully when my grandchildren get old enough we can make it 6. it might be a bit harder as they will be the second generation raised outside the city where the team is based and my son in law supports our cross town rivals

[@maniac6666]

@@itachiuchiha7728soccer is the most popular and played sport of all time tho...

[@lloydowen1977]

@@maniac6666 its Football....played with the ball at your feet.....

[@clashthegamer4873]

That was the Romanian national anthem at the end. I'm convinced that national anthems were always meant to be sung like this. 1 person singing it is nice and all for formalities, but when a whole stadium is echoing with thousands of people singing the same thing, I don't think many things get you more patriotic than that. (I'm of Moldovan origin, even though I've lived in the US for a long time now)

[@steffen6890]

As a German I'm very proud to watch this video

[@yung_doood]

deutsche fankultur ist prime 👏

[@Oz.G]

FRANKFUUUUURT EUROPAPOKAAAAAAL

[@timbraff611]

Allez Allez erster Fußballclub Köln

[@sazhawk]

Guess you’ve never been to national team match 😂 Not much to be proud of - fan culture wise

[@lukas7764]

@@sazhawk who cares about the national Team? German Fans are one of the best when it comes to club football

[@armandokoshena5133]

Fight and win ,come on Siattle 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@huginmunin8253]

Atleast they try so i give them that. I have seen so many fans in usa (mostly from nba and nhl) where they dont even try

[@armandokoshena5133]

@@huginmunin8253 agree with you atleast they try but usa fans has no mentality to be real ultras and this is so disappointing when you see NBA level or even the Football level is quite good and their fans and just regular spectators🤷‍♂️

[@huginmunin8253]

@@armandokoshena5133 yes they have a long way to walk compared to europe and some other parts. They dont really have that culture even though my father said in 60-70s it was a bit different until 80s (in hockey) but they just like England start to make it more expensive with tickets and get working class people away and make it more for middle class families and so on, everything to make money with no culture.

[@atticusr.5228]

You ain't get a chance in Europe! ACAB is European culture! 👍

[@broomebrothers_bruceandbane]

🤢🤢

[@jakobsnvarolafsson8382]

In case you didn´t know, the team with the fans doing synchronized clapping, starting at 6:55, is the national team of Iceland.

[@lucamargera5344]

honestly so much fun to watch this video compared to all the other "american reacts to..." shit. you know a lot of teams, recognize the french anthem, recognize greek letters.. first video i didnt cringe despite the fucking "i believe that we will win"-dogshit chant :D Keep up what youre doing mate. really refreshing content!

[@EmekaReacts]

Thanks, fam!

[@kewsoner7924]

It's like comparing a childrens birthday party with a controlled riot (atleast sometimes controlled). All of us here in Europe know how fast it can go from chanting and flares, to wars in the streets!

[@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742]

Yea nobody cares America is better

[@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742]

Not soccer tho we like real sports aka Football

[@kewsoner7924]

@@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742 in what? You are not even in top 3 in the world champion ship in basketball. Yes you win every year in American football, because you are the only one playing. 🤣🤣🤣

[@kewsoner7924]

American football is a joke, I spend my hole life playing rugby, almost like American football just without packing our self in pillows, you are a bunch of pussies!

[@kewsoner7924]

@@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742 and let's not talk about Australian football, they would literally rip an American football team in to small pieces, you wouldn't survive 5 minutes!🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelscofield6560]

"Fight and Win" and "I believe that we will win" turned into memes here in Europe.

[@oliverboisen7475]

Can't wait until England play the US in Qatar. The US fans are gonna get humiliated lmao

[@michaelscofield6560]

@@oliverboisen7475 the only time i will cheer for England

[@loganjones3795]

your entire continent is a meme

[@Ezekiel903]

but it doesn't hurt the feelings of the opponent! that's political correctness

[@michaelscofield6560]

@@Ezekiel903 bro what 😂💀

[@White_Tusk]

AC Milan fan living in Milan here. If you're curious, the chant is based on a famous song from 1981 "Sarà perchè ti amo" and the spelling is changed in "Sarà perchè tifiamo". The translation of what they say at the end is "who doesn't jump is a juventus fan" and all the stadium starts jumping. When we play at home in San Siro, at the beginning of the match, they put the original song on the speaker and mute the part changed by the chant to let the people sing. It's really beatiful and the whole stadium participate

[@user-hm3ym7lq7g]

5:27 this is the Irish song for their forward Will Grigg. Will Grigg's on fire, your defence is terrified, will griggs on fire, he will score goals, Will will score more and more.. and so on. It's an epic take on the "freed from desire" song.

[@hbsauce926]

its northern Irish

[@fluffyusa]

I'm originally from NJ, a former Gi who married a German and made a life in Germany after serving in the US Army. I've been to many football/soccer games in Nuremberg (1. FCN), 3 games in Munich, Bochum, Frankfurt, Jena, Berlin and my favorite team BVB Borussia Dortmund once at their home field. What goes on here in Europe or in South America, the crowds are way more passionate than what goes on in the States. Prost und Schöne Grüße aus Mittelfranken.

[@patrickols]

Different background, soccer is just barely starting to become more popular in North America. Soccer in South America and Europe as been around for 100 years. Go check out a USA college football game and see what the stadiums are like, they can be just as insane as everywhere else in the world

[@danger940]

@@patrickols soccer🤡

[@patrickols]

@@danger940 depends on how I feel and what it looks like

[@Bettentreter]

Komm doch mal "Auf Schalke". 😉

[@shakesathome107]

You should watch some Eintracht Frankfurt european matches this season, in Barcelona 30000+ away fans were there, they are the best in Europe, they rock 🦅🦅

[@homer1991]

Nah, Glasgow Rangers at Ibrox. Especially putting Leipzig out the semi-final Europa Cup. Nothing comes close. WATP

[@Grimbold81]

Exactly !!!!!! Eintracht vs Rangers ..... Tradition vs Tradition 18 May !

[@Grimbold81]

@@Notaus2 das ist ja gnadenlos falsch ! Das heißt " Nur die SGE " !

[@gordonlockhart6966]

Yeah he missed out big time not showing Glasgow Rangers FC or an old firm

[@gordonlockhart6966]

@@Grimbold81 final won’t be that great 40k stadium and Gers only got 9.5k tickets Best atmosphere will be outside the ground Rangers will take a minimum 100k fans

[@daoichingalowe5230]

Finally an American who says football to this sport ⚽️ Very good 👏

[@Mimmo23x]

half italian and half german.. im proud of both nations and fans!

[@jurgenteuer4786]

Grüße gehen raus.

[@Ana-wt7xf]

Don't be too hard on you fellow Americans 🥰 I could be wrong but I think passion comes with history, and US football teams are very young. Some of the European teams are more than a hundred years old, there's a lot of rivalry and history among many of them, and that's passed on from one generation to the next. I believe this is the reason for the passionate chants and cheering😊

[@EmekaReacts]

🔥🔥🔥

[@hijabis4life]

And the fact that European teams are wayyy better than American teams

[@michaelscofield6560]

But this is in every sport, not just football. In USA sport is entertainment, in Europe its passion, almost Religion for many people.

[@deinoko2313]

@@michaelscofield6560 people here definitely have a passion for american football, baseball, basketball, etc, football not so much as many of us dont really support our local teams and are more interested in european teams that most of us could never even dream of getting to watch in person

[@rn.1967]

another way to say it, is when american teams play eachother its team vs team in europe though its just simply war between teams

[@claudiograssi1037]

In the US: "I believe that we will win". In Europe, in South America and in most of the world is passion & passion, to belong to a tribe, to belong to the colours of the team, a simulation of a war state.

[@definitelynotatroll246]

That’s not true, they have FIGHT AND WIN and the DEFENCE chant too

[@claudiograssi1037]

@@definitelynotatroll246 I'm sure you are right. Neverthless I believe it's nothing in comparison to the hundred/thousands chants invented by the ultras, the tribes of football, in Europe and Latin America.

[@YouTubenonesense]

I am Romanian but fell in love with Argentine football fans. Is the only league left probably where a footballer is still willing to get a yellow card for celebrating with the fans and taking his shirt off after scoring a goal. In Argentina fans never stop singing during a match unless they celebrate a goal.

[@malmofanatico]

The Malmö FF fans was in an away game in London against Chelsea. We out sang them so hard that to this day Stamford Bridge hears our voices.

[@thetruth6417]

In the US teams have nothing to lose if they don't do well. If they finish bottom they just finish bottom and start again next season. In Europe if you finish bottom or close to it you get relegated, lose players, money, sponsors etc. That saps a lot of passion that could otherwise be there because once you know you wont win you're not really playing for anything.

[@abcdaed]

This is one of the things il never understand about American sports there is no punishment or jeopardy for being bottom or close to bottom same goes for the play offs I don’t see sense in having a Cup competition only being played by 14 teams based on where they end the season just have all the teams it allows for those special runs a team does that aren’t expected to do well one of the reasons the fa cup in English football is so good a team from several leagues below can go to a top team like Liverpool or Manchester City and take them out of the cup

[@liltroka]

Aguante argentina ✌🏻🇦🇷

[@youngmelo4963]

@@abcdaed your sorta being a hypocrite if anything that system is to make it more competitive if anything you just need money for a team to be good in soccer

[@abcdaed]

@@youngmelo4963 not necessarily I can think of many times teams in English football/soccer that have upset teams with players worth 10x more money for example Leicester city played in the championship the league lower than the premier league got promoted to the premier league and then went on to win it that season and that season they were tipped as being the team to finish bottom their manager was tipped to be the first to be fired and they still won the league so no it’s not always about money also as another example Wigan won the fa cup and were relegated in the same season it’s sport any team can beat any team having the jeopardy of you may lose your spot in a league adds way more to the sport and the league

[@periphery2206]

If you don't think teams get affected financially by team performance then you're just ignorant of business and team management in general, every professional sport that deals with sponsors and salary expenditure for the players along with team exposure across any sport has those same issues, it just scales based on the size. Also massive salary caps exist in US sports like basketball and american football.

[@Rogier7305]

I once read that some teams in the USA actually moved to another city. That would be impossible in Europe to move lets say Juventus from Turin to Roma or another city. Or Ajax from Amsterdam to Utrecht .

[@stephenturner6075]

It's a franchise system over in the US and it's a closed shop with no relegation. What a crappy set up. Imagine some rich individual buying Real Madrid and using their football licence to move the club to another city under a new name. A total load of f*cking shite! Keep people like this away from real football culture.

[@veronica2097]

You can try if you want to die 😅

[@johgu92]

It happened to FC Wimbledon and was a fucking tragedy, they were moved to Milton Keynes and got a new name as Milton Keynes Dons, the fans founded a new club called AFC Wimbledon. Something similiar happened to Austria Salzburg, when they were bought by Red Bull, they were renamed Red Bull Salzburg, got new colours and their history erazed. The fans refounded old Austria and made it to the 2nd league by now if I remember correctly.

[@jerrytje]

So happy to be an ajax fan and I would recommend also checking out their stadium supporters vids and what they did on promos for the champions league last couple of years media team has been straight up lit

[@madhatter9322]

1.FC Köln, my dear, my club. What's going on here in the stadiums far surpasses the states. This is where the fans really cheer on their club.

[@salbenrosli707]

Its easy. In some parts of Asia and Europe, the city is basically represented by football. Football is their life, soul, religion, fatherhood, identity whatsoever. Fans bleed for these clubs, which is why there are ultras. And ideologies and politics also plays a part in rivalry. In the US, sports is just an entertainment. People come just to watch a television program. There might be fans who are influenced by the terrace culture, but normal spectators just come there for entertainment.

[@hamster4810]

Then when it comes to derbies, cities or parts of cities are divided by the team that they support so they sing their heart out for 90 minutes

[@theon3410]

Frankfurt fans are a different breed yo Negl. Came to Barcelona and take over💀😂

[@apoelhools7770]

APOEL NICOSIA in cyprus witch has 800,000 population took over bilbao partizan sevilla lyon dormunt and many more we are different

[@alexandrupatru2892]

Great reaction! I just discovered your channel and, first I was impressed about your knowledge of European football clubs. Then I saw Romania and hand on the heart, I rose from the chair. Subbed. 🇷🇴

[@EmekaReacts]

Thanks, Alexandru! 🔥

[@luperamos7307]

My generation actually thinks modern fans in Europe are boring. If you want to see what it was like in the 1980s check out teams like Red Star Belgrade, SSC Napoli in Italy, Greece, Turkey, etc. The entire stadiums were filled with smoke that always took 20 minutes to even clear up. There was less seating at the time and less latte sippers attending games. Made for a very different atmosphere.

[@cattysplat]

Well it was cheaper back then, much less rules and much much less security. Inevitable when they make being a supporter more expensive with higher prices for tickets, merchandise and uniforms. Bigger stadiums are harder to get immersed in, you feel so far from the action IMO. But it's also never been easier to watch on a big TV at home with so many sports channels and sports apps covering more games than ever so you don't need to buy tickets for the big clubs.

[@EmekaReacts]

Thank you all for watching! Let me know down below what your favorite team is, and dont forget to subscribe! 🔥🔥

[@rodrigoneira1357]

Oh my man, love your channel, but you got to check out southamerican fans, they make europians look like americans 🤭. Not kidding , ever more passioned , its obsesion ❤

[@EmekaReacts]

Yeah I just reacted to the South American fans a few days ago! Wild!! 🔥

[@TheEndrass]

My favorite Team ist Sturm Graz from Austria. ⚫⚪⚫⚪

[@sagittarius9558]

My own club is Kiel, but you should watch Dynamo Dresden for sure. It is a second league club, which also spends some time in the third league and the support is so damn inhuman.

[@semdriesen3759]

Please also look at Crvena Zvezda ( Red star Belgrade ) when they have a derby with Partizan Belgrade. Both teams' fans go wild, they are mental

[@peterrobinson6091]

Many years ago, I did a tour of USA and watched 5 NFL games around the country, and I also watched 1 college game - Miami Hurricanes vs Notre Dame. Orange Bowl was packed, atmosphere was electric throughout and the game was amazing. I still remember many things from the game, and I think it was as good as any UK sports game I've ever watched.

[@brianstryker4536]

American Football is another beast entirely. Especially if you go to any rivalry game

[@melrep8482]

Yeah that you watched. It Was as great as the Americans even tho you just watched it and you werent there. Another example of how far greater the european Fans are

[@tysej4]

The thing about that level of energy is that it gets everyone involved... Like I'm not a sports guy, my family are not sports people. But I have friends who are and I've attended events with friends who are and you just get swept up in it. It's an amazing experience for sure!

[@edsonluizmayer4705]

hey man, check out the supporters im south america.... Boca Junior, River Plate, Flamengo, Palmeiras, Cuzeiro, Santos, Grêmio, Internacional, Fluminense... etc. These team´s supporters are insane as well bro...

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction, as usual, my friend. The reason only that section of PSG fans were singing was that they were playing away from home and above them and all around the other parts of the ground were Home fans. In fact you can see the stadium security guys penning them in and also standing in front of them :)

[@johnrectangle6034]

Think you don't really know what's going on in the Parc des Princes with PSG.Everytime a player of the other team just touch the ball,all the people there(almost 50 000),minus the supporters of the other team (1000) in a special tribune are shouting "enculé",which means "Fucked in the ass" .Like if all fans of a club in US would Scream "Motherfucker" . A PSG fan is really dedicated to his team The PSG fan singing is often in two parts.The fans in the Boulogne part and the fans in the Auteuil part are singing and each has his turn,like questions,answers. The singing of the songs for all the Parc des Princes are initiated by the Ultras,the greatest fans of PSG The singing encourage the PSG players.It shows that PSG fans are proud of PSG team,and Paris .Not what you said.They loved soccer. The security is there because there's always some stupids fan,even it's rare.The Paris fans got respect for everybody.

[@Isleofskye]

I am sure that is all correct but I assumed they were playing Away as it was just that Group and they were surrounded by Security Guards which, normally, surround and block off the Away fans from the rest of the Stadium. I did not realize that was PDP !

[@newdivisioncustoms4725]

@@Isleofskye It's not PDP, it's Anfield. PSG's ultras are in the curves at PDP not on the side like this. Also there's alcohol ads which clearly shows it's not France as they're banned in the country.

[@Isleofskye]

@@newdivisioncustoms4725 Exactly what I said originally. This is not PGP!

[@afang5618]

You are very knowledgeable about European clubs . Kudos to you !

[@EmekaReacts]

Thanks, fam! 🔥

[@maxk6522]

Man thought ibrahimovic played for Malmo😂😂😭😭

[@lmaurol29]

Crazy how this video got this man the opportunity to go and experience it in person

[@his5605]

07:19 these fans werent even playing on their home ground, they made more noise then the home side. Imagine the atmosphere in their own stadium

[@Exodon2020]

5:15 the stands are rested on dampeners and are very much designed to do that so the concrete wouldn't crack.

[@RhiannonSenpai]

Glad to see Romania making a surprise appearance !

[@Roma_Aeterna_SPQR]

53000 people, one voice! Romanian anthem ❤️

[@RhiannonSenpai]

@Németh László Can you stop being a cliche of the Hungarian hater?

[@RhiannonSenpai]

@Németh László You have obviously been brainwashed. Listen to some George Enescu, read philosophy from Mircea Eliade, read biology books by Emil Racoviță, look at sculptures by Constantin Brâncuși, read poetry by Mihai Eminescu and read up on the awesome Vlad Tepes, Stephen the Great and Michael the Brave.

[@RhiannonSenpai]

@Németh László I feel bad for your experience, there are some very closed-minded people out there. The same goes to Hungarians, I've also been to Oradea and talked to people there and some Romanians said that they went to some shops owned by Hungarians and they didn't respond in Romanian they were stubborn and responded only when the Romanians spoke in Hungarian. A lot of the Romanians don't know Hungarian nowadays so it can be difficult. I bet you must be like 15, your behaviour is very childish and vengeful. Imagine what happened to you in Oradea happened for hundreds of years to Romanians in Transylvania. Maybe exercise some empathy.

[@Roma_Aeterna_SPQR]

@Németh László Din you even stopped one second to think why that person had that emotional and hatefull(and shamefull tbh) reaction? Transylvania is a deep, old wound for Romanians. You guys treated Romanians just above cattle when you were running Transylvania. There are witnesses still alive who witnessed the Hungarian genocide of Romanians in the 40's, their families killed in front of them just for fun! FUN! The fun of sticking the baionet in a human body, so they know how it feels like, in front of the family! So, Why would we let you guys govern us again? We are Romanians, you are Hungars. You ruled us in the past because we were divided(by the Roman Empire) and peaceful, while you were the cruelest people that we ever encountered. Your punishements were sadistic and frightening, like slowely and with great satisfaction pulling members apart, skinning alive, taking out organs while alive, and so on... We only wanted to live peacefully but you came and broke our Dacian spirit with unimaginable terror. And now, these days, still want to fu*kin rule us???? The answer is Fu*k NO and if you ever again try any agresion towards us, you will wish to have settled for Trianon. Hungary capitulated once to Romania. Trianon gave you a country of your own, or else Romania would have a fronteer with Austria now-a-days. Don't push your luck. We can see how Hungary is not against Russia in hope that if Russia attaks us from East, you guys attack us from West and take Transylvania... We are not stupid, and our defenses in the mountains are undefeatable even by Russians, let alone Hungars... They can come by the millions! So, there is no "give Transylvania back", because Transylvania belongs to its people, Romanians, wich makes over 70% of the population in Transylvania.

[@sannev8407]

In Europe, football for many people is literally a religion, a lifestyle. You cry together when you lose but celebrate until the next morning when you win. People give EVERYTHING for their team, some people just don't understand. European (and South American) football atmosphere is so amazing, the feeling is amazing, it feels like you are one. It bring so many different kinds of people together, because they have the same passion for a football team.

[@ciorbaciorba7918]

Romanian fans,best reaction🙏🏻,we beat hungary 3-0,incredible atmosphere 💙💛❤️!

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

Ok, fair is fair the football fans in th U.S are catching up. It will never be like here in Europe (or South America ) .But if they have fun, who cares,

[@IIxViip3rzv3]

That fight and win 'chant' is a war crime 😅

[@fraza0374]

Amazing video! If you really like the Ultras culture you should watch Raja casablanca fans. I also recommend you to watch the best Portuguese Ultras, pretty loud people who used to put on a huge show every game before the government ended all of it. Keep up with the amazing work!

[@garygreenwood3826]

If our team is playing against a team who's fans have a drum we chant " if you can't bang a woman, bang a drum".

[@cegb551]

To be fair, football is a religion in europe. In the states, football is the 4th sport??

[@Pools2200]

Look at the basket fans in europe and usa, you're just boring

[@jkrogs1843]

It’s definitely behind baseball, basketball, American football and hockey. I’m not even sure if it’s more popular than golf.

[@cegb551]

@@jkrogs1843 woah there.. golf can’t ever be more popular that football, anywhere on the planet. I’m not having it 😁

[@rosshart9514]

@@jkrogs1843 ...or figure scating.

[@JM_daDoc]

WWE is the 5th "sport"... Says enough

[@alexwood9075]

When England and the US play each other at the World cup later this year, the England fans response to the American fans "chanting": "i believe that we will win" will be : "We Believe you're full of shit"

[@panmen9556]

Dude you are actually the first american reaction channel that knows his shit when it comes to football. Congrats :)

[@rubenbryssinck7489]

German here: It is common that there is a group of die-hard fans (Ultras) in the stadium. These are usually located at one of the backends of the pitch. This is where you can find the drummers and Capos (Vorsänger). The Ultra groups pride themselves for supporting their team the whole 90 minutes (Dauergesang). This is in contrast to the rest of the stadium that usually only joins in for certain chants or during a period where the team needs additional support.

[@maxviking3210]

The one with Malmö FF was amazing.. as it wasn’t in Malmö.. it was against Chelsea in UK! ❤

[@peeper2070]

I’m an Arsenal fan and it was a terrible night but I wonder if there’s any high quality footage of the Spurs’ atmosphere when they beat us 3-0 last week. Best atmosphere I’ve seen at a Premier League game in years.

[@hamster4810]

Yeah, I agree with that. The atmosphere was amazing but I felt depressed after that game and the Newcastle one

[@pabloluisalcala-velasco4727]

Its a crying shame that the epl has done everything in its power to make fan culture as markatable and tame as possible

[@JMPalestra]

Dude u should react to Brazilian football fans and Brazilian League historical matches/goals, you ain't gonna regret it! Cool vid, keep up the good work bro!

[@joseecadequeiroz3190]

Yeah, fans from South America, Europe and North Africa go absolutely mental, at the very least in big games (continental leagues/derbies)

[@clarakam3858]

Hello from România...we love our football ❤❤❤❤❤

[@billyofficial94]

Tbh this also has something to do with history, because my team hasn't won anything since 1916 and the fans are still going wild every game

[@brunovenice9909]

You need to watch other American fans, like Brazilians or Argentinians. They are really passionate fans.

[@Aman-uk6cs]

“Other Americans like Brazilians or Argentianians”? They’re not American 😂

[@meunomeegregory]

@@Aman-uk6cs What? There are 3 Americas, South America, Central America and North America. Everyone learns this in school 🤔🤔🤔

[@Aman-uk6cs]

@@meunomeegregory Duhhhhh but that doesn’t mean that Brazilians are American you dummy 😂😂🤡

[@maaurer]

@@Aman-uk6cs holy shit, latin america is not America?

[@Aman-uk6cs]

@@maaurer Bruhhh read what I said 😂. “I said Brazilians aren’t Americans”. You seriously wanna argue with that and tell me Brazilians are Americans???? 🤦‍♂️

[@onepunchman230]

Don’t know you brother, but as soon as you said you are a Manchester Untied fan, I subscribed straight away 😂 one love UTD

[@julienmarquet8612]

You're right! That's why in Europe, we say that the crowd is the 12th player! (a soccer team only gets 11 players on the green, but, with the supporters, singing like that, it gives you the power! Like if you were 12 vs 11).....

[@ryanstgeorge9992]

As a Timbers Fan, I LOVE that the Sounders "Fight and Win" guy made it on here hahaha. To be fair, the Timbers/Sounders both have incredibly passionate fans and as much as I love ribbing Seattle fans, I dont think thats an accurate representation of where they currently stand as a club. MLS is picking up quickly nationwide, and is alive and well in Cascadia already!

[@BigSleepyOx]

It's pretty remarkable that the Timbers and Sounders have locked the the rest of the west out of MLS Cup for seven straight years now. lol

[@joshuafischer4104]

Yeah it’s true. Unfortunately everyone from Europe especially keep using that one clip from over 6 years ago and keeps using the same thing every time even though they abandoned the chant for years

[@shapeshifter8778]

Some MLS teams like Portland and Seattle actually have decent supports. I especially like their prematch tifos/displays, I can say it's comparable to tifos in europe. I don't know about the atmosphere during the game, but from what I saw from COPA90 YT channel, it's pretty good.

[@boosted_bot2858]

A Portland vs Seattle game in either stadium is one to behold for American Soccer. I'm from the Seattle and I would say its a great crowd normally but those rivalry games just bring something more out. I always highly suggest it.

[@zarzaparrilla67]

Nah they're cringe, but still they have way more passion than the average NFL, NBA or MLB fans

[@shapeshifter8778]

@@zarzaparrilla67 Why do you feel the need to put the word 'cringe' for something you find not good enough for you? I get it, they're not the best in the world, but jeez... let them do what they want, let them grow their own football culture. it's not always about Europe, it's not always about you or your satisfaction.

[@zarzaparrilla67]

@@shapeshifter8778 Have you watched the seattle man? That was extremely cringe

[@HummingbirdSound]

The fact that all the stadium was singing the national anthem with energy and with the correct lyrics is because in România, we used to learn it and sing it in school - some once a week, some every day, depending on the school. So it is kind of a habbit.

[@philippriedel9888]

just watch Dortmund vs Liverpool and enjoy listening to the whole stadium, singing "you'll never walk alone" :)

[@boqndimitrov8693]

football is an incredibly emotional sport. sometimes things go too far: it's curious, but there has been a brief war between two Latin American countries over football!I forgot the details, but, thank God, it all ended quickly and bloodlessly.

[@alexandrupatru2892]

I was only a kid in 1994 when Hagi won American hearts in the World Cup. Almost any kid in Europe lives, breathes and loves football and knows it's serious. But when Andrés Escobar of Colombia had been gunned down in cold blood for an auto-goal in the match vs. U.S.A., I realized that passion can go too far. Also, My grandfather was a fan of ALL sports, knowing records, names, transfers and even let Me watch I Love This Game at midnight (American basketball was not that popular and the time difference made it hard to stay up for a kid). But, when it came to football, he was wild. He'd always go to the stadium to watch Our local team, Universitatea Craiova, and had a lot of heart attacks, the last of them leaving him semi-paralyzed. Ultras would always hate policemen with a passion, but he was an exception. They always got him home or called an ambulance. They were the once that got him home after his last stroke. It may sound like I am a traitor to My city's team(s), but I now only watch National team games, if any. I can get really crazy involved at matches, guess it's hereditary...

[@diegotrujillo1124]

I could be 1000000% wrong, but I think the reason the USA has such weak atmospheres in ALL their sports compared to the rest of the world is because of the accessibility. Ticket prices here are insane meaning that only wealthier folk and wealthier families get to attend games, whereas the average fan probably doesn’t make enough to actually attend these games. In the EU and the rest of the world, ticket prices are way more reasonable and your average fan would probably be in attendance. This creates a more community based fanbase and a more personal connection to the club, hence why their atmospheres are better.

[@EmekaReacts]

You got a point!

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

The USA does not have weak atmospheres in all of their sports, that’s an absurd take. Do you watch college football or basketball?

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

College football especially has Atmospheres on par with any other sporting event.

[@michaelandersen7749]

@@laflamablanca-kh4xv no way you just said that, completely delusional. champions league final has around 80.000 attendants with around 13o+ years of passion and history, mind you its the biggest sport in the world. and you come here and even dare to say that some COLLEGE football has atmospheres on par with ANY OTHER SPORTING EVENT. what drugs are you taking to even think that

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

@@michaelandersen7749 do you watch college football?

[@Marco-zt6fz]

your reaction are great. The big different between america football and euopean football is. Football in europe has a culture, is also a lifestyle. you life for the time.Football is also a religion. When you visit a game with Bavaria Munich, or AC Milan for exemple, the party starts long befor the game starts. But thats all over europe so.

Damn, you were not ready for this

[@TheKeystoneChannel]

What I don't see with American fans compared to the rest of the world is the unity. It's like everyone is chanting individually even when together. It is a very individualistic country and it is also visible when chanting , compared to others that go all in together like going to war almost 😂 (maybe not almost, cause that is what fandom is in Europe at least, it's war). Also, for Americans the chant seems to be a competition to impress, in Europe it is raw without needing to impress others . There is one agenda only, your team has to win and that is why everyone is there

[@petercupp7600]

You should try watching Scottish fans at International games, especially home games. For club level, try Glasgow Celtic V Glasgow Rangers.

[@lewisvaldovinos9943]

When that man was willing up the fans no cap because of your frame placement looked like you was there on someone's irl stream

[@kjellhl1975]

Cool to see an American who knows about real football :)

[@EmekaReacts]

🔥🔥

[@sebastianescobar6831]

The Latin American fans know how to make carnivals

[@raidenz1891]

I love this guys energy

[@tyler-the-german]

Went to a national game with my dad about a month ago the atmosphere was amazing

[@LzKicker17]

Never knew Neville Longbottom was a Seattle fan..💀

[@Gemeiner_Hai]

Well, to be fair, you have to see the context. Being German myself, I'm delighted to see so many fans from the Bundesliga in this video. Even in 2. Bundesliga, we have several teams with great supporters, such as St. Pauli (my favourite club), Nuremberg, Darmstadt, Rostock, Dresden and so on. But then again, a Bundesliga match Wolfsburg v. Bielefeld doesn't look much like the scenes we've seen in the video. Also, considering that the United States aren't quite what we would call a soccer nation, I was impressed by the US supporters. I've seen matches in Europe with less atmosphere …

[@petersfieldtownultras2327]

bielefeld hat eine starke scene

[@koushiix7]

Dafür das Wolfsburg nicht sehr groß ist und viele die nur wegen der Arbeit hier leben ist das völlig ok.. Es gibt wahrscheinlich viel mehr Fans aber aus anderen Regionen und Ländern

[@mattcasson3238]

You need to see a rendition of "You'll never Walk Alone" at Anfield on a Wednesday night in a Champions League game. It'll blow you away.

[@leopartanen8752]

I'm looking forward towards 🇷🇴 Romania - Finland 🇫🇮 💪🏻

[@butlerguy2011]

One big factor people don’t look at is just how far the team are. I’ve gotten into soccer recently and really do enjoy it. But in Europe an away match isn’t that far out of reach so the visiting side has so many supporters and the atmosphere looks amazing. Here in America the closest club could be a 4 hour drive if you’re lucky. So it’s just a crowd of one side and the atmosphere takes a huge hit I feel.

[@fuego999]

It is mostly down to the supporters' passion though. And away matches in Europe are most of the time not that nearby, for example here in Finland there could be a seven hour away trip.

[@danshaw6485]

That's not quite true. Champions league, Europa league etc, your talking days on a ferry and a coach to get there. Or flights. It actually works out about the same distances covered to get to games. And when we get there......we represent!!

[@mariamysager2789]

Funny fact, that Frankfurt are using "The Pippi longstocking melodi" But yes, I also love this atmosphere. Grew up with it in Denmark.

[@unknownzzz5115]

Yes football fans all over Europe create the most iconic chants with melodies taken from commercials, kids songs or simple pop songs, quite funny to think about grown and tough adults singing those things.

[@garyskinner2422]

As an Englishman and a Fulham supporter I'd say Liverpool, Newcastle, Leeds have the best supporters that I have witnessed over many many years home and away watching a lot of football, and via TV Liverpool would be my no1 for support and sheer football knowledge they'll clap your team off and show respect to you even in a loss this is an astounding show of decency and I remember them clapping Fulham off many years ago it got me emotional and ill never forget it when we beat them.

[@nicimizoni1687]

Craven Cottage is such a cool stadium.

[@garyskinner2422]

@@nicimizoni1687 It's a beautiful ground, i live near the ground went to school nearby and i was a ball boy for a couple of years in the early 80s. Old Fred was the gaffer we got 50 pence and tea n biscuits at half time (he use to tell us take time throwing ball back near end of game lol to opposition) but I did it to see the games it was brilliant I was on TV a few times , my mates at school use to rib me, but I didn't give 1 iota I was in heaven, Fulham heaven haha.

[@nicimizoni1687]

@@garyskinner2422 That sounds realy nice. Good memories

[@garyskinner2422]

@@nicimizoni1687 for sure, cheers mate

[@randomkiliinterviews9453]

I would have chosen Celtic stadium (Come on you boys in green!) , the Rangers going mental after winning against Leipzig/Dortmund, The Roma roma roma anthem (AS ROMA), the Sevilla sevilla sevilla anthem (FC Sevilla), You'll never walk alone in Liverpool, and definitely the euro quarterfinal "Sweet Caroline" from the English fans against Germany as my favourite most goosebumpy chants. The premier league had such amazing fans in the 90s and 2000s, we were all jealous in Germany. But now there is so much money in the PRemier League, that only older and richer people can afford tickets, so the real passion has in part migrated into the pubs (still cool) Sorry for rambling

[@aaronkahland9896]

Sweet Caroline at a football stadium? England have gone soft.

[@chrismichael649]

It's just time and history. England play their oldest cup final tomorrow, the competition is nearly as old as your country, lol.

[@Rxaxcxhx]

I don’t think any European will take USA serious as long as that video with the man and the microphone exists😂😂😂😂

[@Colgan1]

"FIGHT... AND... WIN" is personally a favourite and one of the best ever

[@numinexgreyfang5137]

Your missing the 2 best atmospheres in Europe that is Glasgow Rangers and Celtic from Scotland..I'm a rangers man but i can admit our foes from across the city are on par with us when it comes to making a magic atmosphere

[@EmekaReacts]

Soon 😎

[@RaienEafartaigh]

Appreciate the honesty but you’re definitely underselling us Celtic fans. We ain’t on par we’re far and beyond better backed by the many managers, players and pundits who say it’s the best they’ve ever witnessed in Europe never mind Scotland. You’re a close second though 🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@wazza3657]

@@RaienEafartaigh both the gers and the hoops carry scottish football

[@ap6589]

Ahora te falta conocer las hinchadas de sudamérica, particularmente, Argentina.

[@S_1.q]

Hey man. Really enjoy your content and hope you can react to Dinamo Bucuresti 1948's gallery songs. They are a MASTERPIECE!

[@victordanielbaquero83]

Look at the ones in South America as well. They’re lit too!!

[@saku1832]

Can you react to ultras our way of life?

[@jorritvijfable]

Imagine calling ajax some of the best fans 🤣🤣🤣

[@JM_daDoc]

Je miste een andere club? 😄

[@Lemmo1984]

Football in Europe has been passed down through generations to generations and generations. Your club is engrained in your DNA in Europe. With that comes the passion. You can’t compare apples with pears here.

[@hansimgluck6789]

In germany u have seats and stands. Most ppl in the seating area dont participate in the chants in Europe too. In the cologne video u also see that basically only the ppl next to the drummers sing there are just more ppl next to the drummer.

[@vikkib6337]

Football divides towns,cities & nations but when England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 play we unite x

[@chipofftheoldblock1109]

Bang On Vikki.

[@peggi18]

More history in our sports than your whole country

[@brandomcastor2951]

Still blow your country to nothing if we wanted

[@ReaperOfSouls83]

And you didnt see the best ones!! But you can have and idea what passion and love can do! In the usa are just guests in the stadium, here we are part of the battle!!

[@mtsnoop]

The yellow wall in Dortmund / Germany is just amazing :)

[@pennywise1682]

To be fair, fan culture in europe is quit different to anything you have in the states. The hardcore fan base of a club, the ultras, they make the great atmosphere. You dont have that in the states.

[@chassamios2370]

Greek and Serbians is the best ultras in Europe