Qatar’s World Cup Rainbow Ban & Japan’s Classy Victory Response | The Daily Show

Qatar bans rainbow imagery at the World Cup, Japanese fans help clean up the stadium, and some coaches rely on translators to get their point across. #DailyShow #Comedy
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[@saifalam2030]

Japanese fan took the "beat them like trash then clean them up" to a another level.

[@juliashireen6195]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mizel_1121]

Did you know guys Japanese besting USA in 1945 war in Philippines land 😂 google it lol USA trying to erase history 4000 Japanese F*k more 70,000 idiots in Philippines ww2 😂

[@bumblebum32]

😂😂😂

[@omkardhange2310]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@tovekauppi1616]

Nah, they are just polite and don’t like trash. They stayed to clean after they lost too.

[@emeraldspark101]

I still remember how in the World Cup when it was in Russia, the Japanese team decided to leave there changing room completely spotless with a note that said thank you in Russian. Class act.

[@Itcouldbebunnies]

They did the same thing in Qatar. They also left origami cranes.🙂

[@phillip7731]

They did that after they lost in Russia. Incredibly humble people.

[@stanleyokechukwu5623]

I sincerely love the Japanese people with my whole heart. I wish to be in Japan one day. 🥺

[@SuperLol]

🥺

[@DimsHanf]

i love japan too , especially suzu honjo and maria ozawa i love it 😍

[@nafinaf7937]

I am glad this year world cup shows there are so many different cultures in the world and that the west is not entitled to be the right one

[@abjohn9708]

Exactly

[@effayeyeayzed]

World Cup has always done that. Japanese fans have been doing this in every major tournament they go to, African team’s fans bring the party to every stadium etc etc. It really is the beautiful game.

[@AbdelmonaimBakelliVlogs]

Exactly 💯

[@ixoh7754]

Exactly

[@donlyemanuel]

And murdering homosexuals makes your culture automatically right? Or treating women like cattle? Using slaves? I never knew the Daily Show attracted such mindless audience

[@mugobc]

The Japanese makes me cry . So technologically advanced yet so humble .

[@thecristal2557]

Yes not like these westerners who we host in our land and want to impose on us by force their culture...

[@mohommadshahjad3039]

Then watch neon genesis evangelion 😋😂

[@ebadurrahman7848]

Well they have a little racism in many Asian countries though.

[@chris10s]

@@ebadurrahman7848every country is racist if you’re not from there bro. Especially the USA

[@TheUAProdigy]

Don't forget the war crimes they committed in ww2 to the tune of not being able to hold a standing army and literally changing their world image on purpose while continuing to hold anti asian sentiment to all that aren't japanese.

[@CodeNameX001]

There's actually a hige expectation in Japan to take your trash with you when you go. Thanks to a terrorist attack in the early 90s, public trashcans are basically non-existent, and it's become a social norm to carry any trash with you until you're in doors. Tokyo is the cleanest city I've ever seen in my LIFE.

[@ChuckTay23]

Wow that’s pretty cool

[@usosaito.namahage]

They still have trash cans near dedicated locations but very few. It is expected to eat/drink your food item or beverage at the designated location and dispose of properly or don't open it until you get home.

[@dangerfly]

Most people would think that's great, but it's a sign of strong homogeneity and conformity. A country with diversity of ideas and identity is inherently messy. [edit: This seems like a hard concept for people. NYC has people from many different cultures each with their own ideas of etiquette. NYC isn't sterile.]

[@joseville]

@@dangerfly I don't know if you're trying to argue that littering is a form of self-expression or diversity of ideas, but imo, not littering is more about being considerate than littering is a form of freedom.

[@christiaanvandenakker901]

@@dangerfly You don't have to be inconsiderate of others or be a slob to be an independent thinker...

[@adamay434]

Kudos to the Japanese fans but people who leave their trash behind should be ashamed of themselves.

[@presidentcamacho]

"Should," is the keyword there. People are self centered and make excuses about their behavior.

[@johnp8388]

I hate seeing trash by the ocean and beach

[@roncerjani9063]

People who leave trash in public places, sure. People who leave trash in the stadiums, not really. They sell most of the products themselves and have janitors to clean them up.

[@wop3asem97]

But that's someone's job, and they are creating unemployment for some people

[@rotties-rules]

Got to laugh/cry at people justifying not cleaning up after themselves, it's not like that's the only job janitors do.

[@minggo_xxi]

Mad respect to the japanese people who know how to RESPECT other’s cultures and even clean the stadium after their win. ❤

[@adegbenroagoro5180]

Being clean doesn’t imply a respect for other people and their cultures. You’re EXTRAPOLATING way too far. The Japanese have a long history of xenophobia. If they’re so nice why haven’t they apologised to Korea for crimes committed during the Second World War? After all it’s just an “apology” that was asked for.

[@sssss4644]

@@adegbenroagoro5180 You trynna brinv the past meanwhile USA has many dark past

[@brenzj3564]

@@adegbenroagoro5180 korea is racist

[@gringo8232]

@@adegbenroagoro5180 bro chill haha

[@adegbenroagoro5180]

@@gringo8232 Too many comments here spotting the virtues of the Japanese 🙂

[@angelbaby1811]

I lived in Japan for 12 years, and it really is a phenomenal country with phenomenal people.

[@khalidqawdhan3265]

What were u doin there was u a teacher

[@Itsanawfulwasteofspace]

I worked with a Japanese medical group in a cadaver lab to train surgeons and they are extremely respectful. They had great respect for the cadavers. They would sew the bodies back up, clean them, and have a moment of silence over the person who gave their life for them to learn. No other group did this, it was incredibly heartfelt.

[@bladerunner53]

@@kaitlinrose7202 will you be diligent like Japanese people?

[@soniaortega4055]

They are no talkink sense

[@eggizgud]

The funeral houses also treat the bodies with great respect. Watch the film "Departures".

[@edensumagang6957]

😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@costakarras7293]

Japanese are extremely tolerant as well. They even take umbrellas that people have left to the police. " Someone left their umbrella." However they are extremely rude in their comedy.

[@Valpo2004]

The west could certainly learn the benefits of having a culture which teaches people to be responsible to the people around them. Japanese people show us that you can have individual rights alongside the idea that the individual is not more important than the community.

[@Endubis]

Exactly. We can all learn more from each other.

[@twilightgeneral777]

I agree, but I think it also needs to be said that in many respects Japan goes too far in the opposite direction.

[@nikethanavattikunta6147]

Yes, their actions really talk about an individual's roles and responsibilities before claiming individual rights!

[@jimmytimmy3680]

Tell that to the immature, redneck, ignorant, hillbilly, typical American that thinks it can do whatever it wants and it is more important than anyone.

[@vice.nor.virtue]

There are words for this. Japan is a collectivist culture where the group is more important than the individual, and America is an individualistic culture where the needs of the individual are more important than the needs of the group

[@lamonstudystereo]

Ironically those who didn't visit Qatar or watched the World Cup are the same ppl who are trying to drag Qatar down, meanwhile the fans in Qatar are enjoying their life without alcohol🤷‍♀️with all that banners they didn't even complian, you can tell from their videos on social media( what global media doesn't show) they are having fun moreover you can clearly see how each person present their culture, what I loved the most is how fans were teasing each other peacefuly.

[@chinemeremudoh3732]

Thank You for stating this! the stark hypocrisy of people esp. in the west is alarming!

[@Icedpaperclips]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@alexandre7634]

Big love to all Qatar people, but If you follow the world cup and football, you know about the corruption scandals with FIFA and Qatar, immigrant workers and stuff. Honestly, it's weird for Qatar to host a football world cup, there aren't a lot of soccer fans out there

[@lamonstudystereo]

@@alexandre7634 If we are really gonna talk about that stuff then None of the " big" Countries have the right to host WC or Olympic games, they all have dirt in their hands😃and still have!...Its called the World Cup, fans comes from all over the World.

[@alexandre7634]

@@lamonstudystereo cmon it's like hosting American football in Switzerland

[@MEXTguide_yoyo]

My family runs an art gallery and we've had local and international visitors. Once we had a Japanese man and his daughter visit. We served them some salted ground nuts as a snack and while taking the tour the man accidentally dropped a few, he quickly started to pick them up, I was like, it's fine but he insisted and carried the fallen nuts in his free hand until he had a chance to throw them in a bin properly. It was a memorable gesture and goes to show just how the culture of responsibility is deeply and widely ingrained in these people. I was inspired🇿🇲

[@haxenheimer9707]

Small little funfact: If you're in Tokyo, you will hardly find any public trashbins. But the streets are clean. If people there produce waste, they will carry it with them in a plastic bag until they find a trashbin or take it home.

[@douglei4413]

They have a law against littering...which involving jail time. I mean they could be sentence to a year in prison just for stealing a pack of candy.

[@marosuke139]

I think you’re mistaken for a different country….littering is not a crime here

[@MEXTguide_yoyo]

@@YBehri I get your point. The gesture stood out to me and the medieval capturing the Japanese fans cleaning up the stadium like they did reminded me of what I had seen

[@MEXTguide_yoyo]

@@haxenheimer9707 I personally do this but tbh the culture is not strong in my country😅

[@mashaeldosari7428]

As someone who speaks Arabic, the translator was translating with immense passion it almost feels like he's not just translating lol

[@klas666]

He's likely a fan as well, I imagine. He's expected to show passion :)

[@ozzyphil74]

@@klas666 He is an ex-player for the Saudi National team. One of their greatest former players. As such he understood not only what the coach was saying but the passion and urgency required to communicate it to the players because he had been in their shoes at a world cup too.

[@ZZ-vl5nd]

Lol, totally.

[@safiazad2865]

I'm native arabic speaker, I didn't understand what did he said very well becuz the coach keep cutting him, but I like the part when he said "you can take your phone and take a pic with messi if you want" 😂

[@supersueca1]

I heard that he spiced it up a bit

[@alltradejack]

This is not the first time that Japanese fans cleaned up after themselves at a major sporting event. They are raised with an exceptional sense of duty and responsibility and most of them feel obliged to do this.

[@hughtube5154]

Their school children clean and mop their classrooms too. No janitors in Japan I guess.

[@toddmacadam3888]

My favorite was seeing footage of them lined up after the Tsunami (or was it an earthquake?). No pushing, shouting, etc. Just a bunch of people standing in line, taking exactly the amount allotted to them. Just a perfect understanding of community, and how their individual needs are no greater or lesser than anyone else's.

[@tibouzankor1997]

@@hughtube5154As school children years ago we would do that too regularly, not everyday of course. My kids’ schools do that too. It’s too foster responsibility on kids. Just because you have people who clean the school does not mean you have to behave like a pig and leave litter everywhere. It’s disrespectful. I’m not Japanese by the way.

[@dannywaya7347]

Trevor, you could have mentioned that half-time talk worked and Saudi Arabia went back on field and won the game.

[@user-qx9zn2cj4e]

We bullied them in the second half! I genuinely couldn’t believe it.

[@bigabtii1054]

Exactly but I guess he just want us only to laugh and leave the facts alone... I gently want him to speak about South Africa issue for once seriously hahaha.

[@Palestine4Ever169]

@@bigabtii1054 True

[@sampharma5506]

You can't say anything negative about Qatar no matter how you try, it's the best world cup organization so far, and it would be extremely hard to do better or even the same.

[@KnifeFlake]

Yes!

[@NabiHamada]

haha i thought you were being sarcastic at the start 🤪

[@timus4993]

You are fs delusional, “ best world cup organization so far ” yes why not,not many people were seeing it, many countries even refused to broadcast it,the song was meh nothing was fun this year, literally from everyone i ask they said it was extremely boring, everyone is looking forward for the next one

[@ashiqurrahman4584]

@@timus4993 glad you came out of your hole to make this comment and now you can go back into it again..

[@trendytokss]

Yup

[@namelessnpc6689]

Japan cleaning up the stadium is a cultural norm for them. This also applies to movie theaters and other forms of similar entertainment.

[@AnonymousReader-er4eg]

Or their government told them to do it in order to uphold an image

[@wasaymoria9061]

@@AnonymousReader-er4eg TF its the japanese goverment not the chinese or northkorean or irani 😂

[@DimitriMoreira]

@@AnonymousReader-er4eg they learn this since they were children. It's obligatory in any school that the kids clean the bathrooms, classrooms and their own chairs. They also need to clean parts of the school when on summer break (since most attend school for extra studying). Then it becomes part of their education for life. They don't need the government saying anything, they do this all over and all the time.

[@namelessnpc6689]

@@DimitriMoreira Oh cool. Didn't know they did this during the summer. Makes sense now that you mention it, though.

[@AnonymousReader-er4eg]

@@wasaymoria9061 you do realize that a government doesn't have to be authoritarian to instruct its citizens when they visit abroad places, right?

[@justanotherperson2576]

The fact that the translator carried on while matching the tenacity of the coach is just so hilarious!

[@playfulpanthress]

I thought that too!! Very "Obama's anger translator".

[@eljanrimsa5843]

The coach had an obvious and clear point. That's how you show the whole team they mustn't allow the Argentinians any space to work with.

[@missbenjamin3610]

What you find hilarious is actually ingenious, but you lack the intelligence to appreciate it.

[@fitnessboy2024]

The translator should be recognised for his talent ..

[@simoelalaoui]

Fans from morocco did the same but nobody’s talking about it

[@zaineba7319]

Yes sadly..

[@ry5125]

Japan started it & did the same in russia

[@salmafrero4595]

Kon ydiroha f bladhom nit ghi daf3in kbir bhl lwalida dylk fx kthot ma3n jdad ymxiw dyaf wlh la baqi xftihom

[@DoorTechnicianRick]

Well they also destroyed 2 major cities in Belgium so be thankfull he didn't talk about that neither...

[@salmafrero4595]

@@DoorTechnicianRick well you stoped them from partying that s 1 second i don t indentify them as moroccans third whoever makes such mess should face consequences

[@just_enjoy_live]

The best world cup, teaches you what is to respect other cultures in " their land" , and huge respect for the Japanese fans

[@AJ.1996]

Exactly we have our culture and don't have to uply to other demands

[@donlyemanuel]

Murdering people should not be respected. Why don't Muslims respect Israel or China then?

[@fmamamaba1460]

@@donlyemanuel bc israel murders people and murdering people should not be respected, eh?

[@AJ.1996]

@@donlyemanuel Clearly you don't know what you are talking about those are two different things

[@donlyemanuel]

@@AJ.1996 What two different things? Israel kills Palestinians because it wants to get them out of the way, and Qatar murders homosexuals, treats women like cattle and uses slaves because they believe they have a moral right to do so. *You* might see two different things because you're a hypocrite, but in reality it is the same. Palestinians don't deserve to get killed and have their belongings and lives taken away from them, and the same applies to homosexuals, women and those workers.

[@lotfibouhedjeur]

The sight of Japanese fans cleaning up brought tears to my eyes. How civilized.

[@HarlanDaleAbsher]

They literally do it every single year, I don't know why people are still surprised, they did it last year and people had the same response as to the year before that and before that and before that and before that and before that and before that and before that and before that etc.

[@JADE-vc3dt]

@@HarlanDaleAbsher i actually read all the before that Everything u wrote 😅🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️💔

[@JADE-vc3dt]

It's really amazing that's yy they're my favorite Asian country 😊😊

[@khalidhawadle5412]

Cleaning public places such as stadiums is well know for Japanese along with Moroccans

[@SimplyKnownAsTron]

They're the real aliens bruh. The rest are savages.

[@Hebe20]

Imagine you got yelled at in two different languages 😂

[@_a_ss]

😂😂😂

[@elizabethsage4423]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@mostafamoussa3149]

The Japanese fans cleaned the stadium where even Japan was not playing in the mater of fact this happened after a match between Qatar and Ecuador . They are so cool and very respectful.

[@forsupernovae2401]

notice how they dont go woke and put dumb color protests? ya cuz thats not the point of the games

[@Diicto]

Qatar’s hosting of the world cup is some of the best I’ve ever seen. Let’s not kid ourselves. All because we believe a certain way or have different values in GCC doesn’t give you the right to impose otherwise. It’s not like we’re willing to ditch societal and religious standards to appease to your one-month, once-every-four-years tournament.

[@arjunp9100]

You are not following other beliefs and religion... Then why they have to follow yours...we have our own beliefs and religions

[@hkarim16dz72]

@@arjunp9100 like us muslim why we should following the western values

[@US_AND_IL_ARE_WAR_CRIMINALS]

@@arjunp9100 in every country in the world there are rules and regulations and Qatar is a place with no exception. tell me in the west and EU there is not calling for prayer ??

[@shaniya7862]

@@arjunp9100 dont fool urself u know how muçh racism western have towards indians, and how much they laugh at ur practises dont take their part i was living abroad and had indian friends who were mocked all the time

[@AbdulAziz-zv6hh]

@@shaniya7862 to the Indians it's ok for white men to look down on them.

[@keithmckellar9913]

That part with the French coach is literally key and peele's anger translator in real life lol

[@zandilesibiya260]

That's what came in mind first time I saw the clip 🤣

[@manjon217]

That coach telling his players to take there phones out and take a picture with Messi like fanboys because they're all to afraid to attack him 😂😂😂 I love it.

[@Rayan_A1]

Where is Messi?

[@smg6013]

@@Rayan_A1 in your mom...

[@Azoz-bu7ck]

@@Rayan_A1 still in the world cup.

[@lina9535]

French people speaking angrily/upset in English is one of my favorites, I don't know why, but it sounds really cute 🤭

[@my2cents795]

Well it worked. The Saudis beat Argentina led by Messi.

[@jimboramba]

Don't date a frenchie or you might find yourself making them angry on purpose

[@lina9535]

@@jimboramba Oh absolutely 🤣

[@ameliaferrer9581]

​@@jimboramba

[@JonHatesSkittles]

@@my2cents795 Saudi Arabia who is last in their team and argentina who is in round 16 You rn:😭😭😭😭

[@amirhidic165]

Respect other cultures religions and law period

[@ramdejin8426]

Respecting other cultures when they condone genocide of a certain group identity is idiotic and a testament to how backwards human civilization can be.

[@amirhidic165]

@@ramdejin8426 what genocide did they do ?? Why don't you educate yourself first before claiming something with nothing to back it up

[@Ab-kq7ql]

The problem is are Muslims ready to return the favor when requested. It's the right thing by FIFA to accept Qatar's demand but will Qatar one day be ready to show respect to cultures they don't approve of?

[@amirhidic165]

@@Ab-kq7ql A lot of living in China America all over the world you see muslims they practice their religion and they respect others we don't impose anything in other countries Do you see sharia law iWestern countries

[@Ab-kq7ql]

@@amirhidic165 in Saudi Arabia and Iran Do Christians have the same freedom to practice their religion as Muslims do? Can a foreign non Muslim woman walk outside without a headscarf in Saudi Arabia and Iran?

[@esobed1]

The way that he gave a regional accent to each pronouncing of Qatar is a sign of talent alone.

[@esobed1]

@Joli I don't fully know. He is a comedian commentator on current events. His service could simply be shedding light or giving focus to issues.

[@Nekoeye]

The last one is the correct pronunciation of Qatar. This guy really knows how to pronounce stuff.

[@esobed1]

@@Nekoeye Truth!

[@thewarhero1009]

I remember my mother told me a story about how she attended a concert with mainly Japanese folks also attending. When the concert was over, the fan filed out so quickly it only took them around 15 minutes. And it was a packed stadium with thousands of people attending. And what’s better was that the whole stadium was left completely empty. All of a sudden she found herself in a near empty, spotless stadium. That’s the type of cleanliness I want to see more of in the West.

[@goldflo91]

The staff of Stade de France should take note of that, last May 😉🇬🇧🇪🇸🇪🇺⚽🏆

[@massimo626]

"Japanese audience stayed and clean up areas"... is just fantastic. It's unbelievably fantastic !

[@immaculatepeter5529]

Especially since overworked and underpaid/not paid people were probably going to be cleaning.

[@Z00000M]

That coach and translator part is so funny 😆

[@adomede]

Imagine being yelled at by your coach in 2 languages 😅

[@kitty-vk8ic]

The French couch and the translator had me rolling on the floor 🤣🤣

[@adomede]

Coach. Yeahh

[@tablighjb1632]

The translator know about French and English language, the translator at Saudi team olso know Russian language... That claime is lie...

[@iameasy9]

lol imagine being yelled at in 2 different languages, it was inspiring though loved it

[@munniram1726]

Couches do be hilarious

[@kenkaneki9138]

That was hilarious and they beat Argentina in that match so its extra hilarious.

[@HuaYunlan]

That English to Arabic translator has the true dream job tbh

[@soufianezaimsassi3433]

Great job Qatar 🇶🇦 Thank you for your hospitality. It was a great experience and I’m definitely visiting again 👍🏼

[@prim9999]

Respect the religion, traditions and values of your host country! Do at home whatever you like, you can be as immoral and decadent as you want, but at least don´t put shame on your home country and show some respect and decency!

[@sshukla7975]

What is not told more is that Japanese team has been leaving their locker rooms and bathroom spotless as well. All trash picked up. Hangers in place. Laundry separated and folded. Even bathroom cleaned and wiped. Not even shoe dust. The level of respect and discipline toward property of their own and others is remarkable. Here people in most places don't even make their bed in morning or flush toilet after use in public place. I take a bow to honor them. Well done JAPAN!!!!

[@nahidsyyed906]

I m a sort of Japanese myself.. Keep everything around clean & tidy... Even at restaurants before leaving I clean the table impulsively and my boys say I suffer from OCD!

[@glennkonklin2926]

That translator bit would make a great SNL skit. And they could have the Japanese come in and clean up the locker room after they're done. The Japanese are cool.

[@maryadaeze36]

Check out Ktb Ecstasy

[@lamonstudystereo]

The Japanese Fans weren't arrested they were thanked, and their act got appreciated.

[@malikaelkhalloufi817]

even the Moroccan fans cleaned after them selves way before the Japanese game happened but i don't see people even mentioning that

[@ahfoo1775]

Japan been doing it since 2010... Thats why. Mean consistent

[@etharprincess]

What you have to credit Trevor for is how he manages to tackle issues without offending people. Well done

[@mr.alammar4660]

I dont think he did not offend Qatar. He was clearly biased to LGPT without even considering Qatar and FIFA's point of view.

[@ceterisparibus8966]

@@mr.alammar4660 What is their point of view?

[@etharprincess]

@@mr.alammar4660 I believe he didn't take any side. He simply summed up what was being said. You can't take offend over that

[@mr.alammar4660]

@@ceterisparibus8966 simply because standards and values of Qatar's are different. Fifa's point of view is to focus on the sport and leave the differences behind.

[@GOAT676]

And you need to stay off tik tok. I hope this doesn't offend you.

[@SomeGuy-rc2lc]

"we'll clean up so that you guys can go try to figure out how to play soccer." BRUTAL! Hahaha.

[@mondrella627]

I’m soooo happy for Japan, they 100% deserve this!!

[@forsupernovae2401]

notice how they dont go woke and put dumb color protests? ya cuz thats not the point of the games

[@marhanfaiz5546]

I'm happy for Germany too, they deserve to go home early

[@salimsawandi9829]

exactly , some people came to spread trash and Japanese people and team came to clean and thow their trash 👏

[@mondrella627]

@@marhanfaiz5546 haha ikr, they can do there rainbow 💩 in there own country

[@Saiputera]

@@marhanfaiz5546 hahaha Germany too busy playing politics

[@qamaraliqayyum3070]

Sad that you didnt show the other side of the story. The hospitality of Qatar. How nice the world cup guest were treated in Qatar. You can see that also in social media… (and not only japanese)

[@a4san99]

Lol yeah so I am an international student in Japan rn and was watching the game in a bar with a bunch of the locals, i don’t know Japanese very much but I could tell how energetic the entire bar became once japan started winning😂. I had a lot of free drinks too

[@oktabramantio4709]

I think the entire Asia already knew that Japan always cleans up the stadium after international match. Happened at Asian Games as well, for both players and fans. The player even left a thank you note after they finished the game during Indonesian Asian Games a few years ago.

[@eyzashk3563]

Their country their culture their rule

[@AH-jf8uw]

Is it gaytar.

[@NusratJahan-bt1cv]

@@AH-jf8uw As your Father and mother is.

[@AH-jf8uw]

@@NusratJahan-bt1cv and as your lizard & lizard is.

[@emotionalvideos6897]

@@AH-jf8uw Oh, deffending lgbt by being homophobic...

[@ry5125]

@@emotionalvideos6897 they are not homophobic, it's their rule. By china is Islamophobic because it is following their rule.

[@sixpackpilot]

He should have shown the spotless Japanese changing room with the origami birds in the middle, left behind by the team, with a thank-you note in Japanese, Arabic and English.

[@gterbug]

Trevor should've visited Qatar during the World Cup!

[@ibrahimn.606]

It’s always “don’t bring in politics to sports” until they have to force their radical ideology onto others they deem lesser.

[@ebadurrahman7848]

true brother

[@binodtharu1236]

I agree with yall moslems for once.

[@nasreddine1607]

Fr the alphabet cult is becoming so extreme and scary! crazy how much influence they have now. It's no longer about rights or whatever, rather just like fascist states and dictatorships, if you don't surrender and show full support, you will be killed

[@LordLuna]

@@nasreddine1607 show me cases where lgbt killed people for not supporting them. Its the bigots who do the killing

[@nasreddine1607]

@@LordLuna the killing is part of the analogy, in the alphabet cult case, it's slander, cancellation and calling others bigots cuz they don't agree to their world view, for having morals and being a modest and decent person who has any sense of human nature and normalcy!

[@aadimehta7488]

Honestly, it is important to understand that playing at the world cup is a lifelong dream for all the players, and they would not want to let their country down by being suspended for a match.

[@yazmr]

Exactly, I’m glad you posted this comment.

[@jater10]

They are selected to help the team win and represent the country. Its a privilege, not a right to play.

[@aadimehta7488]

@@jater10 Exactly, it is a privilege, and they have a duty to uphold the expectation of their fans and their nation.

[@ducklingscap897]

But many players already participated in several world cups. It's not like everyone is there for the first time..

[@JavierRodriguez-wl7jy]

I love how usa dosnt understand that the world cup its a matter of life or death. The fault its on FIFA, not the players

[@chicgal3]

That translation in their lockeroom had me dying!!😂😂😂😭😭😭

[@justaguy2023]

That's inspiring if you think, he is talking messi the greatest footballer of all time on the pitch fighting an unknown team from Saudi Arabia and losing to them.

[@ilsalestari8470]

As a translator, this is how we do our job 😂

[@gracehildahmwiza3672]

Most definitely😂😂.

[@unsrescyldas9745]

thas kinda weird, they could have hired an Algerian, they speak French fine.

[@fmamamaba1460]

@@unsrescyldas9745well they didn't

[@napoleonthefirst8406]

@@unsrescyldas9745 The dude is also the coach assistant he isn't a translator

[@napoleonthefirst8406]

@@unsrescyldas9745 And also algerians tunisans and moroccans even though they speak french have a very different arabic dialect

[@jksanrio]

As an immigrant in Japan, while I’m proud that our fans stayed to clean the trash there, we are also the 2nd largest consumer of plastic in the world because the US and waste 8mil tonnes of food annually. TV here will report that our fans clean the trash, the society feels proud of ourselves, then we ignore all the problems we currently have here. We as a country need to stop producing trash rather than just cleaning them.

[@sleepysera]

I think it's fine to be happy about the things a country does well from time to time without always having to be frustrated about the things that aren't going so well. That said, of course fixing problems is important too.

[@pee-buddy]

... party pooper 😕

[@pforgottonsoul]

one step at a time.

[@jksanrio]

@@pee-buddy that's exactly how I feel whenever I see this beautiful country I love and now call home covered with disappointing piles of single-use plastic that are ignored 😔

[@Chocobosh]

I totally agree with you. I’ve lived here 12+ yrs and it’s so much about mentality. While they finally banned plastic shopping bags every grocery store employee will still wrap everything in an extra small plastic baggy because that’s “kindness” in their eyes. :(

[@yawdy88]

Japanese fans are known for this, truly awesome people

[@tekmepikcha6830]

The world should take a page from that country's book!

[@datguy729]

its not just fans, its the culture. Japanese towns and cities are strangely clean compared to cities in other countries.

[@faisalahmadi3470]

Japanese won heart of Millions of people. Really the best guest of the world

[@dtarabey]

The captains did not wear them because they have respect for the religion belief of the country... when they go home they do what they like but kudos to them for the respect ... i love all people who respect others beliefs... i bow to Japan

[@jaimel88]

The French coach's halftime speech to the Saidi team worked brilliantly: they rallied to crush Messi's Argentina, who were the favorites to win the World Cup going into the tournament (and it looks like the Saudis really respected him in the full video). He's previously led other countries to championships in the AFCON, and I'm personally surprised that I've only learned of him recently (more high-profile management jobs would probably be waiting for him soon enough).

[@juanorozco1971]

Argentina can still win i mean they win the last 2 games 2 - 0. So if they do S.A can see they beat the world Champs

[@maxwellblaze7902]

@@juanorozco1971 yeah. I definitely see them advancing to the quarters and beating the Netherlands. They’ll most likely face Brazil in the semis. They beat them at the copa america last year so hopefully they can do the same this year 🙏🏽

[@effyourdayup]

Whoa, cool! My old Judo coach once told me a story about how the Japanese Judo team did this at a world championship back in the 70's! He said he and his teammates just felt demoralized after watching the Japanese clean up after them like they were children.

[@mori1bund]

Well, hopefully he and his teammates learnt something from this experience. ^^

[@HashknightGaming]

He should have got in and cleaned with them that is what they wanted.

[@myriamickx7969]

"Demoralized"? Well, these folks lost the opportunity for a useful lesson. Speaking of which, Japanese learn to clean up as children in school: they have to rotate cleaning up the classroom.

[@effyourdayup]

@@myriamickx7969 demoralized because they had already lost a bunch of matches to the Japanese and then by cleaning up after everyone else the Japanese basically pointed out how shameful the mess they had made was. It was just an extra mental edge they got.

[@blackgokuxyz7889]

The only 2 fans I saw cleaning after match are Japanese🇯🇵 and Morocco🇲🇦 BIG RESPECT

[@Mr.Riffian]

Morocco was playing copycat. Go see how it looks like in Moroccan streets. 😅

[@blackgokuxyz7889]

@@Mr.Riffian sorry I saw Morocco fans cleaning your not changing my mind🇯🇵💓🇲🇦

[@us5988]

@@Mr.Riffian our streets are clean i swear hhhhhh

[@blackgokuxyz7889]

@@us5988 la baayna 😂

[@pacoramon9468]

Morocco is an apartheid State, they should have been banned from the World Cup.

[@Jaycelestra]

Just respect the culture of who the host country is. Do whatever you want inside your own country.

[@avinashreji60]

So people shouldn’t have condemned aparthied South Africa?

[@lkay2]

Cleaning up after yourself should be standard practice everywhere.

[@Ritapita73]

The Japanese fans are me and my kids when we leave a hotel room. It's not someone else's job to pick up after them, especially when they're a guest.

[@FreezVy]

Do you make your guest pay?

[@libertinesis2angel]

Same. My mama taught us that. Especially at air bnb's. They always give us a great message after we leave cause we leave it spotless.

[@sleepysera]

"It's not someone else's job" I mean...yes it literally is? Like, I've never left a hotel room in a mess and would consider it rude to create more work than necessary for the person in charge of cleaning hotel rooms, but people ARE literally getting paid exactly for that. That is their job. I'm sure they are happy the less they have to do so I try my best to limit their work, but saying it's not someone else's job to do that is just factually false.

[@Ritapita73]

@@sleepysera No, having worked in the service industry, it's their job to do the laundry and clean the bathroom, but leaving the room like a pigpen (ie: trash not in baskets, cups, bottles, food, towels/laundry/ bedding & pillows everywhere) is disrespectful to your service staff. I bet they would even thank you for making their job a little easier. Plus I'm 100% Fresh on Never Leaving Something Behind. Ask my (now grown) kids.

[@apexnext]

@@Ritapita73 are you insinuating that you never left your kids behind? ...that's more than I can say. 😁

[@abdullahalhabbash2410]

You forbid wearing the hijab in your country and you say that the laws of our country must be respected, but when it comes to the laws of our country, you consider it persecution. Enough double standards.

[@zoomchannel2550]

We must copy Japan fan attitude, Absolute respect 👍

[@lonewolf7704]

This video makes me wish to visit Japan one day.

[@FreezVy]

Qatar seems like a nice place too

[@xcortians482]

They won’t like you there

[@reds20009]

nah u are not welcomed

[@cremonster]

If you're not Japanese you'll always be looked at as an outsider no matter what, but it's very clean lol

[@christiaanvandenakker901]

I visited Tokyo and Kyoto 15 years ago. Japan's a great place to visit.

[@finuturkinasih4046]

Different country, different culture. Respect each other.

[@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos]

Didn't know Culture means discrimination now 💀💀

[@renaldiarsad9561]

@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos yes different country, different discrimination, it's been a culture for a millenia of human history, and they learn from the best

[@JackJack-pr6mv]

@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos USA and Europe have no lessons to give to anyone about discrimination

[@xXMujaheDXx999]

@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos bro. West/Europe discriminate people and it's not even a law. Can I talk about how America treats black people ?

[@satishrao888]

@@xXMujaheDXx999 There is a diffrence between discrimination by people and discrimination by state.. USA constitution treats equal to blacks and whites while in qatar discrimation comes from their constitution...

[@fmamamaba1460]

what's even funnier abt the translating bit is that one (or more im not sure) of the saudi team actually can understand english so they have to hear the yelling two times in both languages

[@noire1991]

I love how we celebrate and are happy about Japan cleaning the stadium but not realizing how horrible the rest of us are. Pick up your garbage shouldn’t be something that needs tv recognition

[@Loki_K]

Was I the only one who caught that 7 teams wanted to wear the band? Just have each team wear one colour in order of game schedule, then cry literal meaning if they catch on. "What?!? It's just a purple armband!"

[@peterb_nonumbers]

FIFA says it has nothing to do with the message, so that makes no difference. They have to wear specific armbands with "FIFA messages". A country could have changed their flag to the rainbow flag, but that would mean politicians would actually have to get up and do something instead of putting all responsibility on the players. Sponsors could have changed their logo.

[@Malik-Ibi]

Well, at least the German team took the official photo with their hands over their mouths.

[@Kicknee]

@@Malik-Ibi wow...

[@jihadrafia3198]

or respect other people's country and culture and play football, enjoy football and go back home and support whoever you want. why do you think you have the right to tell us what to do in our own countries?

[@kellharris2491]

@@jihadrafia3198 If you guys want to bribe the group so we have to play there then you are going to hear from us. Qutar wouldn't hear about us at all if they didn't want to play host to show off.

[@Supremoxbj]

You can not deny that Qatar did the best world cup ever !💪 🚫🏳️‍🌈

[@Schizophrennial]

Chad comment

[@Phantom_Zone]

The French and the Translator. A great duo.

[@Happymali10]

The best part is that the Japanese Team did the same thing with the lockers. Everything tidy, everything cleaned up, leftovers from the buffet (?) boxed up and even left a gift for the cleaning crew (origami-swans)

[@floras2030]

Trevor is the late night host that covers the most international events, perhaps because of his background. You are gonna be missed!

[@dihya1420]

If à country is hosting an international event like wc.. You should respect their beliefs and laws no matter what they are. Especially when you see how great they did with the organization and hospitality, they don't deserve all the attacks they received.. For what? Lgbtq?

[@PrawnAddiction]

The Canadian map only showing Ontario is bound to be controversial

[@waqqashanafi]

I paused the video to come down and find this comment.

[@arctic8402]

First time I disagree with Trevor at 1:40 They stand for it HOWEVER the way he puts it is “I stand for it unless I get a warning for a game I kick a ball” Well the same could be said as “I stand for it but I’d rather play to REPRESENT my nation than a punishment for an armband” Being called up to the national team is a a privilege that not many players can say they were apart of to represent their nation so it’s understandable they’d rather play than wear an armband. Do know the World Cup is every 4 years, most players only make it to 1-3 world cups before they aren’t “fit” to represent the nation at a top level

[@M3chJayTi]

The point is, the teams claim to support values, but if you only support values when it doesn't hurt, then you don't support them. And another point: The european soccer unions could have easily united in saying: "We don't care about that rule. We will drop out if you punish us". FIFA would not dare to risk Spain, England, Germany etc. dropping out - no one would care for the world cup anymore and their revenue would go bust.

[@partypandamonium9116]

@@M3chJayTi either way, it’s not the players fault for not wanting to risk ejection, or get a suspension for wearing the armbands multiple games in a row. Not to mention that number of yellow cards is a tiebreaker to get out of group stage. This is solely on FIFA being a greedy pos organization, and the national football leagues not standing up to them.

[@meganega123]

I think the yellow cards was not the only punishment. FIFA also threatened to take away points from the team, making it basically impossible to get past group stage. And that's not something you want to decide for the whole team as the captain. I would have liked the whole team to agree on wearing the one love armband though

[@saragrizy9655]

Morocco fans also cleaning before leaving the stadium

[@smashmasternl3849]

I totally agree on captains not wearing one love band the players are there with one goal and that is winning the world cup

[@amankm]

In fairness Saudi won against the mighty Argentina after going 1 nil in half time to 1 to 2...the coach is something

[@lawrencemunthali2202]

This is the same coach that coached Zambia to win the AFCON without a lose in 2012, kudos Herve Renard

[@mukopakasali4801]

Thats Herve Renard the French man he made my country Zambia win the Africa Cup in 2012. Great Coach

[@mgrey7131]

Respect 🫡 🇯🇵

[@MsOrangeSoul]

They were threatened with “harsh sanctions”, not just yellow cards, and FIFA didn’t even define what those sanctions were. Trevor, I wish you called out the ridiculousness of FIFA instead of calling out the players who are being forced to comply.

[@rtopz1]

Yes this is a fifa issue for selecting a repressive country. It's not a player problem...also if you're in a country follow the rules and don't be angry because they don't follow your rules on life.

[@mohammedal-saad7795]

When you visit a country you respect their culture, and not try to force your beliefs into them. Keep your gayness in your country and respect other people culture, your culture is not the only thing in the world.

[@sleepysera]

@@rtopz1 "follow the rules" Yeah ok I'll just stop being into women real quick, because clearly that is a choice 🤦‍♀️

[@myelinatedaxon9035]

Imagine you get a silly second yellow, it's an immense risk. I agree with you, he should be calling FIFA out instead of expecting activism from professional athletes

[@narendradev4156]

@@mohammedal-saad7795 I agree. They could all just enjoy football why the arm bands.

[@luisleyva116]

That Japanese cleaning stadium after defeating the German joke was hilarious ... you got me with that one 🤣

[@soxmemo1123]

Qatar World Cup was the best ever 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@thisbushnell2012]

As the children of an American military couple stationed in Okinawa in the 50's, we spent much of our time in the care of 3 Okinawan maids. The lessons I remember most from them was respect, not only for other humans, but equally for books, for doors, for all materials as deserving of respect for the benefits we receive from them. It's an attitude we all could benefit from exercising, myself as well. Over the years, though the memory is strong, its practice has been less than diligent.

[@CactusJack252]

I have always loved the Japanese culture and this is one of the reasons why.

[@ducklingscap897]

There also lot's of horrible things that are part of Japanese culture but if you take japanese culture and add european work ethic I'm willing to think it would be one of the best cultures in the world. The respect they have for others and their environment is just amazing.

[@lyricofwise6894]

@@ducklingscap897 there's also much more horrible things about other 1st world cultures in comparison, shouldn't forget to mention that along with reminding this

[@Aaronchoi88]

i dont know where you are getting your infos from but i am currently living in china and watching FIFA on Chinas national television and i can see the fans all the time. It did caused a lot of discussions and admiring to the locals here to be able to visit a huge gathering event without a mask. I think the night show should make better research than just following what has been reported on the news outlets.

[@locc132]

Love what Qatar is standing for

[@zamthe6ft715]

@user-ip6un3xw5l you honestly think someone is gonna fall for this?

[@_emminowithoutl4995]

For sexism and anti semitism

[@juicedwilson5563]

You can tell when someone doesn’t know the importance of the World Cup making light of a early yellow

[@dirgewordsmithe]

THANK YOU!!! I was looking for this comment!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@arrowbro]

Definitely more important than something as silly as human rights violations, right? FIFA is a trash organization.

[@A1PROVOXXLLC]

How the heck do you come up with all your jokes? I am dying here with all these World Cup Jokes. The French Coach translation and Japanese fan "flex" are hilarious!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@user-qx9zn2cj4e]

…there’s a team of 50 writers who brainstorm these jokes and Trevor picks the ones he likes. Not taking away from him, every host does this.

[@CGFUN829]

long live Qatar. long live Messoud Oziel.

[@kaltinhomer4853]

In fairness to the captains it's easy to get a second yellow in the match because of how passions run wild in wild cup matches so for a player who has been waiting 4 years just to play in the biggest competition on earth its not worth it even if yu support the LBGQT,, players should not be political pawns,,all the blame is on FIFA and their massive greed

[@stevebonk8995]

I don’t blame the captains, FIFA however is despicable and I would never want to play for them or even give them money for anything. Tho in fairness that’s easy for me to say considering I don’t care about the game like the players do.

[@akaVillaz]

@@stevebonk8995 100% agree , you cannot blame the captains , they are each representing their Country too , and cannot let an armband come between them and the chance of winning the fifa world cup , for themselves and for their respective countries . Also , if u get a yellow card in 2 consecutive games , u miss the 3rd , so essentially , if they stuck with it , they would all be playing 2 then missing 3rd , assuming they dont get another yellow to make it a red.

[@grahamimal8336]

So you believe that soccer is more important than human rights? If the players were serious about their protest a yellow card wouldn’t stop a man of principle from doing what he believed was right. I’m disappointed in the usmnt for not supporting the values that America is supposed to hold dear

[@ukhawaja]

@@grahamimal8336 you mean if FIFA was serious. FIFA is the bad actor here and trying to pin it on the players. We all know who is the biggest corrupt organization here.

[@peterb_nonumbers]

@@grahamimal8336 Then why don't you go there and make a protest, or is it just easier pointing the finger at others for not doing enough?

[@Omni0404]

3:29 You know Trevor is committing this accent to memory 😂

[@lizodus]

Lol. The Saudi coach part was def funny.

[@confusedcomplicatedme9686]

Also Moroccan fans cleaned up each time they came to the stadium .

[@areeedan2889]

No harm intended, but Trevor underestimated the importance of the YC in a game. Even if you support it, what will be the effect if you can only wear the band when you sit the match out on the bench. Think about what would happen if CR7/Bale/Luka/VVD got a YC on the first game and had to sit out the second game. It is not that you will be missing the match, but also jeopardizing the future of your national team in a competition that happens every four years.

[@juan-xn5kp]

Right? Its almost as if media outlets serve to a specific propoganda!!! It's the same thing happening here that trevor is talking about the captains. He can't publicly sympathise with them and have to ridicule them for obvious reasons.

[@areeedan2889]

@@juan-xn5kp I am not talking about any political, media related activities. Neither I am talking about any right or wrong. I am talking from the perspective from a pro player. For a pro footballer not many things come close to attraction of leading the nation to world's biggest tournament. For some its a once in a lifetime opportunity. So, it was quite understandable why they choose to not to wear that band. I am not talking whether they are right or wrong, I am just saying Trevor underestimated the importance of one YC to those players.

[@juan-xn5kp]

@@areeedan2889 yes and i agree with you if that wasn't clear. I'm just saying maybe he understands your perspective but can't speak out on tv for obvious reasons.

[@ploteus007]

He used the same useless arguments to reach his intended audience which is in America. For some reason, in regards to Football, Americans are a little like vegans whereas they need to shout to whoever they can that they do not follow the beautiful sport or know nothing about it. Maybe they believe it makes them less Americans. 😂 "I am a true American patriot, I know nothing about soccer".... Other late show hosts came with the exact same speech.

[@libertinesis2angel]

As an American Teacher (My Sister). She makes sure to teach her kids to tidy up after themselves before leaving the class.

[@wam6922]

Well done qatar 😍😍

[@sujathaviswanathan7210]

Wow! Japan is a true inspiration to the rest of the world! As an Indian, I’ve always loved Japan from the start! The Japanese government is offering loans to the Indian government in building Metro train systems across the country. I hope 🇮🇳 learns and adopts best practices from around the globe!

[@steveboy7302]

Indians should probably build there own infrastructure