THEY ARE HUGE! (Swedish Dude Reacts to 5 Best Stadiums In The NFL)

Today we are reacting to the 5 Best Stadiums In The NFL, and some of these NFL stadiums are just insane, bringing you some big arenas. Swedish Dude reacts to 5 Best Stadiums In The NFL.
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Yo how are we doooing! It's Matthew here, if this is your first time at this channel, Welcome! I am a sport interested dude from Sweden, been a fan of football since before I could walk. This whole channel is dedicated to sport and everything that is around it, from training to highlights to nutrition to anything else. I am really open to test out new things which is why I always appreciate if you drop a comment down below with suggestions or new things to try out or learn about! By dropping a massive sub and spank that bell real good you will be guaranteed to always be up to date with reactions, talks and much more sport related content! Catch you in the next video bro!

[@pushpak]

Norwegian and Swedish immigrants settled in Minnesota, hence the Vikings. And yes, there is a St. Olaf, MN.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Ahhh ofc, makes sense, well it looks really cool!

[@hisownfool1]

@@ItsMatthewReacts The stadium is shaped like a Viking longboat. That was on purpose.

[@carolynm3523]

Minnesota is one of the states that had a large population of Scandinavians settle there in the 1800's, most likely the reason why they chose vikings. America is a melting pot, extremely diverse

[@bmorg5190]

I came here to tell him exactly what you did lol 👍🏻

[@williamlucas4656]

German, Scandinavian ancestry dominates in Minnesota About 45% of Minnesotans who reported multiple ancestries identified as Scandinavians, either Norwegian, Swedish or Danish, according to the 2018 American Community Survey, but the majority listed German ancestry. German 55% Norwegian 26% Irish 22% Swedish 16% English 11% Polish 9% French 7% Italian 5% Dutch 4% Danish 3% Scottish 3

[@razormc954]

Fun fact about two NFL stadiums: In Seattle, the fans got so loud they caused a small Earthquake and in Tampa Bay, the Buccaneers stadium has a pirate ship that fires cannons every time the team scores

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Damn really?? I never noticed, that is really cool!

[@DoctorBrueckner]

SoFi is amazing. My wife flew us to LA and took me to a Chargers game for my birthday. I can’t describe how overwhelming the feeling is inside the building. It’s a grand cathedral to sports.

[@SilvanaDil]

Although AT&T in Dallas and Mercedes Benz in Atlanta were shown in the intro, it's weird that these retractable roof stadiums weren't in the Top 5.

[@B-A-L]

The first ever NFL game played at the 5 billion dollar SoFi stadium that was allowed to have fans was postponed an hour due to lightning, which is ironic because it was a Chargers game and their logo is a lightning bolt!

[@grobinson7507]

I was born and raised in Green Bay WI. We have our Grandpa season tickets from the 1940’s, he took to my first game when I was 5. There is nothing like Lambeau field and the packer experience.

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

Minnesotans generally are either Norwegian, Swedish or Finish descended, and retains the last Swedish language speakers in many small towns. Its not unkown for Swedish Americans in Minnesota to treat the monarch of Sweden as their ethnic King, and Peter Stromare was utterly shocked in 1994 when filming the movie Fargo to find portraits of Karl XVI Gustaf in People's homes they were using for the movie.

[@doylelilly7615]

You should review the latest superbowl halftime if you want to see the real $5 billion SO-FI stadium in Los angels. You will not be disappointed.

[@jadenwalker2052]

Before Seattle's 132 decibel record, in Kansas City they had the record for the loudest stadium(and it is a fully open stadium). After Seattle beat their record the Chief's came back and beat their record, and once it was beaten again by the Seahawks, the Chiefs have the loudest recorded decibel level at 142.3

[@daleowen2606]

Arrowhead stadium where the Kansas City Chiefs play is the loudest stadium in the world according to the Guinness book of world records at 142.6 DB

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

that is loud!!!!

[@B-A-L]

Would be louder if they had bothered putting a roof on it!

[@paulmartin2348]

Someone prior suggested you check out top college (university) stadiums. If I am not mistaken some are bigger than the NFL stadiums.

[@TheBongReyes]

SoFi Stadium is the stadium away team fans consider home. As away team fans are the loudest when the Rams/Chargers play.

[@hifijohn]

You should react to the largest college football stadiums.

[@krash66]

Matthew, you keep calling them Arenas. Arenas are for Hockey and Basketball and typically have less than 20k seats. These are Stadiums, for Football and Soccer, and typically are 70k seats and larger. Also, it was crazy to see Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta many times in the opening sequence, then have it not be included in the top 5. It is top 5 for sure!

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Oh I see, just used to say it since some stadiums over here are actually called arenas, even if they are 60-70k+, like Allianz Arena, but I see your point, great hint, I'll make sure to use the right words in the future 😎 Well I will try to find a video for all the NFL stadiums, many of them are massive! Have a great Super Bowl!

[@bamachine]

I have only been to 3 NFL stadiums(Superdome, GaDome and it's replacement, Mercedes Benz), all three to watch a college game, as I do not care about the NFL except to watch certain former players from my college team. I have been to one NFL game but it was in the GaDome and it was not planned, was in Atlanta for a rock concert and went on a whim, to kill time and say I had been to a NFL game.

[@williamjamesrapp7356]

LUCUS OIL STADIUM ***HOME OF THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS*** is a fairly new and pretty fine stadium as well.

[@zaldanamarcel1439]

SO Fi stadium looks SO cool las Vegas stadium too

[@chaosXP3RT]

I'm from Green Bay, Wisconsin! I can actually see Lambeau Field from my house! The stadium can seat 80% of our city! The Packers are one of the oldest NFL teams and it's the team that's owned by the community. Also Lambeau Field is one of the only stadiums that hasn't sold out it's name to a sponsor. The Packer players have a tradition of jumping into the stands with the fans. It's called the Lambeau Leap!

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

I really like that fact, keeping the original name is something unique these days and something teams should be very proud of!

[@creinicke1000]

I was born in WI.. that means to me that I'm a Packer fan for life no matter which state I live in. I've been to a preseason game.. but I know I'll never get to lambaugh field for a game because tickets are just too hard to get. Seats are hard and cold.. only a few nice seats in the box area. Its True fans that go and sit there, But again.. always a full house. We own a couple stocks.. and a lot of folks own a few stocks. Means nothing financially.. lolol.. but it's fun to put on the wall.

[@gdo3510]

Definitely check out MLB stadiums and college football stadiums. They have the most character and are the most unique.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Im on it! Would you recommend NBA too?

[@chaosXP3RT]

You should react to the Ice Bowl or the NFL worst weather games!

[@legacyjeetkunedo492]

There’s a huge Scandinavian population in Minnesota.

[@Mark_Cadden]

The Raiders stadium does in fact look just about exact to that video

[@hifijohn]

the raiders use to be the oakland raiders the last team that shared a stadium with their baseball team the oakland A'(moneyball)

[@aidenroqz]

Minnesota has the biggest diaspora of Scandinavians in the US, the most part pf the north Midwest of the country for that matter. SoFi should've been #1 imo. That stadium looks amazing. As a New Yorker I wish they would have made MetLife stadium more architecturally modern. Its too "generic" and I understand why, because 2 teams play in it, but 2 teams also play in SoFi. Im not a fan of any of the NY NFL teams but they could've made something better imo.

[@Anastas1786]

The Packers are/were kind of a "workers' team", yeah. When the NFL started, in the 1920s, there were teams from all kinds of towns and cities all across the country. Now, it's mostly _major_ cities, and the Green Bay Packers are one of only a few "small-town teams" left. Also, when the team's founder, Curly Lambeau, needed money for uniforms and equipment (and also permission to use the company's athletic field), he asked his employers. They agreed, on the condition that he name the team after them. That company was a _meat packing_ company. Hence, "Green Bay _Packers"._

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

That is such a cool story, I had no idea that was how they got their name, thank you very much!

[@rgood66]

Matthew great channel, I have a question for if you don't mind. I am looking for an old Swedish friend and not sure how to spell his name, but it sounds like this "Yoakam Hogabom". I know there is 10 million, but he was in flight school with me and would be in his 50s now. Any idea on how I could look some up in Sweden? Also common spelling for that name. thanks

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Hey big thanks man! For sure, my guess is ''Joakim'' as the first name and ''Högbom'' or ''Högabom'' for last name. You can use websites as Eniro.se and Hitta.se to find people! Best of luck my man.

[@hlatino03]

There is a huge population of Swedish people in Minneapolis, MN....that is why.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Oh yes that's right! Then I should root for the Viks?

[@julyj8151]

Yep seahawks games are amazing 👏 💚💙 beastquake

[@legacyjeetkunedo492]

SoFi ended up costing $6 billion.

[@hrussell9677]

There’s a reason for the Vikings’ tradition. The northern area is populated by Scandinavians. I also recommend listening to the narrator rather than talking over him. You’ll learn a lot more. Also SoFi cost 5 billion, not 5 million. And it should be number 1 on this list.

[@willrobinson4976]

Can you react to, NFL Stadiums 2021 by The Wide World of Stadiums. There is a short version about 15:00 and a longer version about 30:00 minutes, thanks.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

I will check it out Will, thanks for the suggestion!

[@kokomo9764]

5 BILLION!

[@williamjordan5554]

No NFL stadium is as large as many college football stadiums, many of which seat over 100,000.

[@Bearfacts01]

Minnesota has a huge population of Nordic people.

[@SGlitz]

Minnesota and Wisconsin is settled by Many Many Scandinavian ancestry and traditions

[@deehunter8408]

You should probably pause more or less when you speak. Maybe we want to hear the audio as well.

[@josephrickabaugh6302]

Minnesota was mostly settled by immigrants Scandinavian countries so that’s why it is the Vikings and they embrace Scandinavian culture.

[@4theloveoflife]

you should do hockey stadiums

[@christopherjon1245]

Please pause the video when you talk …we can’t hear you and the video narrative when you speak at the same time.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Hey! I have fixed this in my later videos, thank you for the feedback and watching!

[@tigerclawii3129]

even though Metlife is pretty big, most fans (even the locals) don't like it lol

[@12hairyjohn]

The largest college stadiums are A LOT bigger.

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

I am going to check them out, have heard a lot of cool things

[@vance9813]

College stadiums have much more energy and over 20 of them are larger than ANY of the NFL Stadiums.

[@ajdembroski7529]

SoFi is better known as Levi's South.

[@kiddmobb4759]

Nooooo....thats 5 BILLION DOLLARS

[@willrobinson4976]

NFL Terrible Weather Games, by Ding Productions. Check this one out please, thanks.

[@PEPPER2323]

Ya, but you guys have swedish woman.

[@Kenneth_James]

I would watch more but your voice is soooo loud and the reaction video your watching is hard to hear. Fix it and I'll subscribe

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Thank you for the feedback, I will look into it for my next video brother!

[@timhefty504]

Haven't scrolled through all the comments but yeah, not only are the Packers a working class team but they started as an actual team of workers from a meat packing plant, hence the Packers name

[@ItsMatthewReacts]

Yes I've heard so, I really like that, working class teams in all sports are usually a really different vibe, on the good scale, it just feels so pure, and that story is amazing! I always thought Steelers are were a working class team, am I wrong?

[@timhefty504]

@@ItsMatthewReacts they are too