USA VS. EUROPE / Are US fans underated? - REACTION - Hmmm I wonder who has more passionate fans? lol

[@girodolivier268]

USA : sport is a show Europe : sport is passion

[@AmbushRL.]

American sports fans are just as passionate. Ultras have just never been a part of American sports culture. Less atmosphere doesn't necessarily mean less passion. (Unless it's Leipzig. Fuck Leipzig.)

[@mehdythirion1914]

@@AmbushRL. Pas d'ultra pas de passion 😅

[@AmbushRL.]

@@mehdythirion1914 Yes! No Neo-Nazis no passion!

[@beastofchaospureanarchie]

​​@@AmbushRL.Ich bin kein Neo-und oderNazi. Heisst das jetzt ich verfüge über keine Hingabe?

[@etienneparis195]

@@AmbushRL. Noice Godwin point dude XDD

[@TierchenF95]

14:37 Sorry, but Germany has one of the most stadium visitors in the world and one of the most passionate fan scenes in the world. This year there were even games in the 4th league with 10,000-20,000 viewers live in the stadium.

[@mroczneprzepowiednie]

And one of the farmer leagues in the werold xd

[@Insolens]

@@mroczneprzepowiednie farmers leagues? Thats why germany was 2nd best league in the world this season? Since a couple of years England becomes the new farmers league with City dominating the league for years now, the funny thing: they even get farmed in europe now.

[@Frienea]

​@@mroczneprzepowiednie Premier League is the definition of a farmers league

[@3backpfeifen85]

muss dich korrigieren brudi , alemannia aachen hat sogar irgendwas mit 31k geschafft gegen Bocholt

[@TierchenF95]

@@3backpfeifen85 noch besser. So genau stecke ich da nicht drin. Die Grundaussage stimmt aber.

[@tatamay126]

No Argentina in Europe , sorry 😊

[@ReactionsbyD]

Yes I was not thinking of Title when I mentioned Argentina lol - my bad , I was focused on countries with AMAZING FANS and was thinking - why are they not being shown?? lol - forgetting completely this was just Europe ....

[@Isleofskye]

Argentina no longer in Europe? Who knew?

[@scredman1er]

whether it's Europe, South America or Africa it's the same fervor ^^

[@loulouchris1085]

😂

[@loulouchris1085]

Hummmm argentine ❤❤ Bolivie 💘💘🌠 France ❤

[@MrBobo131313]

U.S.A. are becomming better, But we are so far away! Cheers from MARSEILLE, France 😜!

[@sadgfasdg542]

I really respect the "early birds" trying their best to make it becoming a thing in the US.

[@budalcor3478]

ptet aussi bien que notre igue 2?

[@SonOfBaraki359]

Marseille, Marseille, on t'enc....

[@budalcor3478]

@@SonOfBaraki359 tu as oublié wesh et wolah comme ponctuation mdr con de titi personne vous aime

[@MrBobo131313]

@@SonOfBaraki359 Non, non! d'où que tu sois, c'est mon ours personnel qui va te d'encu...

[@Kullioking]

The US Fans finaly startet to be supportive with the help of a lot of Latino Soccer Fans.

[@stevend183]

100% central american fans have changed it

[@Magpsg]

Coping us from eu!! Easy

[@jasonsk4097]

pls dont call it soccer bro its cancer for ears

[@olivierdk2]

without them stadiums would look more like memorial services than sport event.

[@darthdigger5928]

@@Kullioking It is so a bad word. I hate the s-word Football/ British Football or european football. But never ever the s-word ! Greatings

[@steffenbaden-baden1274]

The US really catched up, way better than in the past 👍🏻 Keep up the support 👌🏻

[@Magpsg]

Normal they trying to copy us🤣🤣I'm from uk

[@brtko_marek]

they copy the visuals, but theres nowhere near the FERAL INSTINTCS of an european fan in the "cauldron" like we say it in slovakia. Fights with rival teams in a grand scale still lacking in the us, but maybe thats good because those would be shoot outs rather then fist fights like here :D

[@Brosef336]

@@brtko_marek We have the same rivalries and passion as European fans but only in college sports. My friend got beat up when he went the the University of North Carolina vs University of North Carolina State football game. We have the passion it’s just we still lack fan organization. Also our chants are abysmal 😂

[@takasu9246]

​@@Brosef336 rivalries in Europe go way back in time. The USA doesn't have the history Europe had. You can't compare rivalries between universities to what goes on in Europe. Sidenote: this isn't meant as a dick size competition btw

[@Brosef336]

@@takasu9246 Understandable, but American Football was invented by the universities only 6 years after Football. Pro American football however never got traction till the 1960s so there rivalries are less passionate.

[@xxgamerxx1709]

Germany has one of the best football fan culture in the world. And Argentinia is nothing compare to Germany.

[@christianlenik5307]

@@xxgamerxx1709 Argentina is Not even in Europe

[@J_2O012]

@@christianlenik5307where did this dude say they where bc im having a hard time seeing it ?

[@samuelpinder1215]

Germany hasn't had their biggest derby moved to an entirely different continent because they were fighting too much. Argentina much better

[@AmbushRL.]

Argentina has way more passion.

[@Watthexe0815]

Great to see the US fans are moving in the right direction 👍🏻 On a good way. Greetings from Germany 🖤💛🖤💛 Echte Liebe - true love !! BVB 09 from Dortmund, Germany with the largest stand in a stadium - 25000 people - called the yellow wall - die Gelbe Wand

[@daffyduck1974]

As a Brit to be fair the Americans have come on leaps & bounds from where they started. Good for you guys its great to see.

[@Muck006]

You should do the basketball fan comparison ... you WILL BE scared of visiting a game in (southern) Europe.

[@raulbarbuceanu924]

Yeah, you can see the Turks, Greeks and Serbians spitting on opposition player, class act

[@baraenbojassen6611]

yeah northern Europe doesn't play basketball

[@LudwigVaanArthans]

@@raulbarbuceanu924 yup, pretty much, Nature is healing with every spit

[@YamYam.777]

@@Muck006 basketball is dead in Europe.

[@TerryImportant]

Nowhere in the world can compete with European ultras. It's like a religion here!

[@octaviolove]

you forgot about south america

[@knirps4851]

@@octaviolove but south americans have no honor they come with knives and guns come fight like a man if u want to fight

[@dlanorsoved]

Never heard of Cassablanca (Morrocco)? Check their ultras then.

[@BAALABZV]

Ultra, Or, SLAVE,.! Turn Up After Work, &, DO WHAT YOUR TOLD.! HOLD UP THAT BIT, OF CARDBOARD, Till I Say Otherwise.! I Need A Pee.! Top Boy Ultra, Looks IN Your Direction, Full Of Rage.! If You Even Think About, Dropping That Bit Of Cardboard, You Getting Stabbed.! Lmao. "No Ultra No Party", Jean Paul Gautier Is Calling Your Name, He Wants You, As An Extra, In His, Newest, Perfum Advert.! Hahahahahaha. I've Got A Balaclava, TO Hide My Face.! Ever Seen The Film, "An Officer &, A Gentleman", Check IT Out, Ultra.! Zoom, Zoom, Zoom.! Hilarious.!

[@AmbushRL.]

South America and Morocco would beg to differ.

[@mariobellino7718]

There is a similar video, where they also show Eintracht Frankfurt. The camera doesn't shake. The entire upper concrete stand swings. It's crazy.

[@karingoerke7264]

And it didn't collapse!! 😯😅

[@arekzawistowski2609]

​@@karingoerke7264it doesn't collapse exactly because of swinging. If it wasn't it would break and collapse

[@karingoerke7264]

@@arekzawistowski2609 right. Because it is built to do that. 😊

[@Blood3485]

That video ist From the Max Morlock Stadion in Nürnberg, the Stadium is Build to Swing that way to Prevent Collapsing, but after that Video come up they Moved the Ultra Stands from the Uper Ranks to the Ground Level Stands ( wich coused a big uproar by the Nürnberg Ultras)

[@Armoure10]

@@karingoerke7264 lol thats german engineering for yah ^^

[@HubaVenczel]

Its nice to know, that the US started to be much more supportive, still...its a quite long way until they reach the hardcore level of european&southamerican fans. Just check the Ultras (Our way of life) and the Ultras 1M edition.

[@jecapeca]

It's a couple of generations long way. It builds through years.

[@kiko8554]

Its impossible way. They can never reach European fans even just the weak UK or small countries. That is because of quantity and regulations etc. But yeah, in this video that was something way better than I've seen from the US

[@ThePhilosophersYawn]

All succesfull football clubs in Europe have 100 years of history, of national and international success. They are tightly tied to their cities/towns of origin. That makes people in Europe have a very special place in their hearts for their clubs which they follow since they are children. The problem with the U.S. is the way sports are run. Its all franchises which start randomly out of nowhere, can change home ground to an entirely different city or state, rosters for the teams are predetermined by the governing body etc. They just start as business plans to exploit a market with millions of dollars to spend/invest. In Europe all clubs started from the ground up, start from the roots, from the lowest of leagues, from amateurs who just loved the sport and fought hard to get wins, promotion, supporters, trophies, income and earn the spot they are today. They write their history step by step. It was a natural evolution. In the US its unnatural in many sports, in many ways. I think (although I dont have the knowledge) that the only sports clubs in the US that started similarly to European football clubs are the baseball teams but its a boring sport without any international interest.

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

If you want to follow a US sport that is most similar to European/world football from a fan perspective/how the teams started/a lot of history and tradition, you should look into college football. First college football game is only like a decade after the first football club was founded (first college football game was in 1869) and it is extremely regional/traditional/etc. & you’d be surprised at how big it is as well, 8/10 of the largest stadiums in the world are college football stadiums.

[@ThePhilosophersYawn]

@@laflamablanca-kh4xv Yea I know about that but I didnt count them because they were started, funded and organized by institutions which is not how football started in europe (with a few exceptions in England). Most European clubs started by individuals (usually a bunch of friends) who wanted to have fun while exercising/staying fit and healthy and having some competition.

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

@@ThePhilosophersYawn you could argue college football was the same way, and I’d argue college football teams were more started at institutions rather than by the institutions themselves. Before it started to get big I’d imagine college football was more like a club sport than a scholarship sport

[@tol4095]

@@laflamablanca-kh4xv Thats why the crowd and the support is way better in College Stadiums than in nfl.

[@situationsixtynine8743]

In all honesty rhe US fans are getting better at it, the influence from Latin Americans is moving them forward obviously

[@MichaelJansen-y5i]

By far the most impressive USA fans i have seen so far .. rome wasn't build in one day..

[@SheratanLP]

Volle Zustimmung. Die waren genauso verrückt (im positiven Sinn) wie wir Deutschen. die Amerikaner merken langsam, wie langweilig American Football ist, wo das Spiel alle paar Minuten unterbrochen wird und die ganze Spannung aus dem Spiel genommen wird.

[@DutchVilla]

It will take time, I was 18 months old at my first Aston Villa game😀. Every other Saturday we go to football. It was also because my Dad was scared to death I might support the local rivels (They are 3 miles away to my teams ground, so local local). Best to start early.

[@pop-up5982]

@@DutchVilla SOTV

[@DutchVilla]

@@pop-up5982 awww

[@wesleyzwolle]

us ''ultras'' are making steps in the right direction but they are still now where near the level europe is on

[@melaniezette886]

Us fans are on the good path 👍

[@armindopires7743]

You can change house, car, motorcycle, even woman, but, never, never, never you change the football club, is innerite of you.

[@evertjan9479]

European football has very little to do with the club, but everything to do with rivalry of any kind more often than not dating back HUNDREDS of years. Religious, economical, political, you name it, it's part of it. THAT is why American fans can't compare, YOU ALL HAVE ONLY 1 HISTORY, and it's NOT THAT LONG YET....IT'LL TAKE HUNDREDS OF YEARS. The football clubs just are the vessels.

[@eleonoredelcourt3481]

Aux USA : Nous avons des tremblements de terre Europe : *entrain de construire des stades de football résistant aux tremblements de terre*: NOUS AVONS DES SUPPORTERS DE FOOT! ET CE NE SONT MÊME PAS ENCORE LES ULTRAS ! 😂

[@ChrisClaimer]

I let the Argentina comment fly the first time, but now you bring 'em up again... Just like other South American nations they have a great fan culture - but that's just it, they are South American not European 😉 Other than that great reaction 👌

[@ReactionsbyD]

Yes I was not thinking of Title when I mentioned Argentina lol - my bad , I was focused on countries with AMAZING FANS and was thinking - why are they not being shown?? lol - forgetting completely this was just Europe ....

[@tnightwolf]

Let's be honest here: there0s a lot of history between Argentina and German white European "refugees" 🤣 just joking btw, as an European i do love South American and Central American countries and their historic culture and impact all around the world! Some of those South and Central "countries" were way ahead of their time in some knowledge-areas.

[@axakilrathy7779]

Ich komme aus Europa aus Deutschland ich war Schon 5 Mal in der USA in Stadion die Fans in der USA wirken ob man ihnen viele Schlaftabletten gegeben hat keine Stimmung 😅 In Europa Geben wir Unsere Ganze Liebe Unser Leben und Unsere Seele für Unsern Verein 💪😁🎉🎉🎉

[@pmendonca10]

Man Argentina is in South America not in Europe... But if you want to see how crazy crowds are in Europe check the comparison between NBA and Euroleague Baskteball, Serbian, Greeks or Lithuanian... you will see the difference...

[@maticremse]

Yes! Same story with Basketball.

[@ExtremeTeddy]

Argentina requests to join the EU 😂

[@VanezBane]

and here i thought Far South Germany was already in the EU? 🤔

[@ReactionsbyD]

LOL Yes I forgot about TITLE and thought of a country which has INSANE fans for Football - but yes of course they are not in Europe lmao - my bad

[@dimrrider9133]

Uncle Adolf took shelter in Argentinia during WW2 so there is a connection ;p

[@nordicbynature2775]

​@@dimrrider9133😳😂😂😂

[@tomazroses6022]

Here in Europe Football is Religion. You said close.. 🤦‍♂️

[@XiaoVeen]

In Europe a religion ? I would say in South America

[@AmbushRL.]

In Europe football is a religion. In South America football is life.

[@sadgfasdg542]

americans have internet, so they learned easy and fast from south american and european fans. i like it

[@ronnyleipold7768]

As a German/Brazilan who has been to football grounds around the world,I can assure you,that the best fans youll find are in Argentina and Germany.English and Italians are good to.Used to be best. My favorite team(Hertha Berlin),is winning nothing important since 1931,playing in the second division crowd average of over 50 000.

[@samuelpinder1215]

The English and italians used to have the best firms in the West in the 80s. Hooliganism has mostly died out in England and italy but italy currently are probably worse (which is why they have no right to complain about being attacked after the 2021 final)

[@soerenhuck]

Kollege du bist echt symphatisch mit deiner Ausstrahlung 😅❤ deine kommetare und gestik ist so genial

[@Norgol35]

Chez vous le sport est un spectacle chez nous c'est une culture, vous l'achetez nous le vivons ! 😉

[@stephansiemann4923]

Hi D. Your reaction with Paris...looooool I'm a Hamburg SV fan, our Nordkurve is also pure madness😉👍 With black, white and blue greetings ⚫⚪🔵

[@mariobellino7718]

Raute im Herzen! Nur der HSV! Lotto King Karl fehlt, war das eine schöne Zeit… 😢

[@Magpsg]

I'm a psg fan!! And we loud too! But we got better team !! Ici c'est paris

[@lukakaps9548]

Forza DSC ⚫⚪🔵

[@andreasv9472]

I didn't expect Pippi longstocking song to be s german ultra melody of choice

[@claudiopiazza3793]

In the Miami Inter team where Messi plays, a group of Argentines and local people and other countries who came together created a fan base that they will encourage in the way they do in Argentina.

[@suessigkeitenlp]

14:49 The Schalke fans are actually at an away game in Manchester (so they all flew there from germany)

[@suessigkeitenlp]

@@Schalke_und_der_FCT i thought it's Manchester, but I'm not sure.

[@suessigkeitenlp]

Schalke und der FCN

[@suessigkeitenlp]

@@Schalke_und_der_FCT I searched the video, it's Madrid

[@suessigkeitenlp]

@@Schalke_und_der_FCT Yes, two times this year. Have you been there?

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction,My Friend. Have you seen " World's Greatest Football Fans: Ultras/Europe " ?? That really shows the noise and passion from Serbia/Bosnia/Turkey/Greece/Germany/Bulgaria etc..

[@Magpsg]

France..😊

[@Isleofskye]

@@Magpsg C'est vrai, mon ami😀

[@locochoco5959]

servia only has gipsy fans 😂

[@JohnMelin-t9h]

Usa football fans finally get it well done

[@pascalbeutler612]

US Fans are getting better, congrats!! But please don’t increase to much, we wanna stay the best haha lol Europe Ultras forever!!!!!!!

[@aramisone7198]

@@pascalbeutler612 In Europe countries have been rivals as you know so its not just between towns and cities and in some countries politics is involved and passion so i dont think the US can be 100% the same .

[@Cassy_mackay]

“Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.” BILL SHANKLY .... You guys are picking up good to see , it's no contest but that's because the game is played here for so much longer and the fans over here are so hardcore.. from grandfathers, to fathers , to sons .. here you can change your wife, your job, your house , but never your club ......

[@Foabi95]

US fans are actually way better than imagined, but still no competition to European fans

[@Parker_Douglas]

Fun fact It was 2 Scot’s who introduced Both Brazil & Argentina to football Thomas Donohoe , Brazil & Alexander Watson Hutton , Argentina.

[@Magu1987]

Cheers from Poland, you are trying nice, but the long way is waiting for you.

[@gernotjanssen2327]

😂😂😂you did the Best Reactions by far😂😂 in the US the Soccer Culture is very young...the Best Fans are in Argentina, Mexiko Turkye Greece Serbia and Maroco, also in Italy Germany Netherland France😊

[@ReactionsbyD]

lol yes but like others are saying - I forgot about TITLE and thought of countries with amazing fans.....but this was just EUROPE Vs......

[@UltrasRapid1992]

every country in europe has some good fanbases. but well done naming all the countries from the video :D

[@gernotjanssen2327]

@@UltrasRapid1992 Rapid hab ich vergessen, ich bin Gladbach Anhänger

[@UltrasRapid1992]

@@gernotjanssen2327 Ach das war garnicht auf mich/Rapid bezogen. Gibt ja auch wirklich in vielen Ländern gute Szenen.

[@Parker_Douglas]

We have good fans in Scotland

[@ericjohnson1153]

Greece was not even in there, or Marseille. They have some awsome fans.

[@shaunsebata4798]

You have to understand. European teams created their chants way before USA could think of having professional sports.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

4:23 Remember that football in Europe are 100 years ahead of the US. Much of the intense passion in Europe is from the time with city states where every major city had it's own army to defend the city. Now the fans and ultras are the defenders and the war is fought on the football pitch by the teams.

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

100% true, that’s why the best American comparison to football in Europe is College football. American College football is about as old as European football (first European club Sheffield United founded in 1857, first college football game was in 1869) & the way fans follow the sport is very similar (very regional, tribal fanbases, huge/intense rivalries, loads of tradition that make the sport special).

[@drigerdranzer7514]

@arekzawistowski2609 Did the rivalries end with the end of city states? NO! It carried on and changed shape so now the battles are settled at the football pitch instead of the battle field. They make same comparison in the video Why ultras are important for football.

[@KneeGrowFromDaHood]

Considering that football isn't as popular in the US, I have to say Im impressed. Some of the older chants are just...ya know. But football has come a long way in the US. Greetings from Bosnia ✌️

[@nikolask3875]

Is not a contest or a war to have a winner... Is a matter of fans flowing the same direction

[@benpavlovic9922]

Just remember, one of the reasons war started in former Yugoslavia was fight in between soccer fans Delije Belgrade 🇷🇸 and Purgeri Dinamo Zagreb Croatia 🇭🇷 Over 150.000 people were fist fighting

[@haveyoursaythearsenalway9500]

European fans are a different level but the American fans impressed me. They didn't embarrass themselves in this video.

[@partista77]

To be honest and fare us fan as improved a lot these past years. Good for u

[@AllLivezmatter]

Im actually surprised the US fans are going beyond their “I believe that we can win” 😂😂 however they can never have the passion of South American or European fans where their football team is not entertainment but a symbol of their identity, a key part of life and living. Over 100 years of tradition passed from father to son now days women too ❤ generation after generation of fans supporting the same team meaning your town, your friends your family.

[@takasu9246]

You gotta give it to the usa that they are definitely developing when it comes to fans. At least when it comes to football (soccer)

[@stefangummesson8367]

The first foötball/soccerclub was formed in 1840 in England. The sport spread like wildfire.

[@Parker_Douglas]

Scotland invented the modern game of football not England

[@samuelpinder1215]

​​@@Parker_Douglasscotland invented golf and curling and shinty. Not football

[@Romain-bj3sw]

Ultras de l Olympique de Marseille, niveau tifo et fumi on est pas mal !!! Liberté pour les Ultras 💙 🤍

[@prianalb3782]

Hey, the US soccer fans are doing a great job. You compared them to European fan events, which were exceptions but don't happen at every game. Soccer fan culture is great and it's pretty cool to see it spreading in the US as well. As a fan of a European team, it would be an honor to have a fan partnership with a US team

[@Leenufc]

When you need drums and a guy with a microphone leading the chants to create your atmosphere. 😂😂

[@Netscape-kd6mg]

you know fans are hardcore when the security is in riot gear and ready to act on the dime

[@jasonsk4097]

I am actually surprised bout the US potential its not bad probably cuz of the Latinos and Asians tbh i wonder how the US will be in the WC 2026

[@CL63AMGDesigno]

Imagine being a Football Player sitting in the locker Room while the Stadium shakes from the Fans

[@uhudla42]

Turky is crazy, i saw interviews of players, who said they didnt understand each other on the pitch, because it was so loud. Crazy crowd!

[@agnieszka7231]

For Europeans, football is a religion. You will have the FIFA World Cup in the USA. Many Europeans will come to you and we will teach you how to support ;)

[@3backpfeifen85]

12:22 there is actually a clip of Eintracht Frankfurt , where they show how the tribune is moving up and down because of the fans

[@rayanghazzawi4990]

Fun fact, even in basketball, eu fans go crazy, you have flairs all over, the court shaking from the chants and jumping

[@Devil1986-c4j]

Вот с теми радужными флагами у фанов Портленда в какой нибудь Турции 100% возникли бы большие проблемы, да и в моей родной России тоже

[@FootballPassion999]

I also made a video comparing european and south american fans (Argentina in there too). Make sure to react to that too ;)

[@ciberzombiegaming8207]

well, that more fair comparison, showing better ones on both sides rather than showing average ones on one side and good ones on the other, btw, i am from eu

[@TierchenF95]

Looks like American fans have taken inspiration abroad. Keep it up. There is still hope. Lots of room for improvement, but significantly better than a few years ago!

[@Larsskoldebjer]

Second european clip shows the famous " sudtribune " in Dortmund holding 25000 alone.

[@tobiasehling6314]

come on dudes... youve got to admit they are catching up... when my club was founded, there were only 38 States... wouldnt be fair comparing "American Football" crowds in Europe vs USA either, would it? keep it up.

[@chrisvashck1141]

Great to see US FC fans are getting there!!!

[@KyivanEnjoyer]

Liverpool in my heart from Ukraine

[@DutchVilla]

We have a shared religion in Europe and South America, it doesn't need a translator. I think about my team, transfers and fixtures everyday multiple times and I have done since I was about 4 years old. It's very important and is always as the back of my mind all the time. It's generational, all my family for 3 or 4 generations have gone to watch the same team, in the same stadium. Its the fear of missing things as well I think. Some of my best memories are from football.

[@tosa2522]

2:44 Why do they have a hamburger on their banner?

[@suessigkeitenlp]

They are americans🤷‍♂️

[@typhoon4011]

Argentina in Europe who doesn't know, and in germany the fans in the 4th division are as good as the fans from the first division and the 2nd divison has the 3rd most viewers per game in the world 1. 1 Bundesliga (germany) 2. Premier League (i think) (england) 3. 2 Bundesliga (germany) And we have flares too in germany, for example watch the Dortmund fans in the Champions League final 24'

[@samuelpinder1215]

There's flares in every country. Even some of the American clips here. Canada is the only place I can't recall seeing flares at one point

[@rolandschlossmacher1859]

I love NFL …absolutely But NFL it’s like the crowd goes to a show In Europe you’re giving your heart, passion ….it’s something like a religion, your faith…. You may don’t know the guy aside you, but in the moment you’re celebrating your team it doesn’t matter who this man is at that moment you’re all stand together for our team… Only your family is higher on value…

[@miciso666]

eintracht frankfurt theme is also just: pippi langkaus. or pippi longstockings. but remade.

[@nickau1698]

American " but we have freedom, you don't... Europe " hold my beer"

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

Of course he is a legend. Biggest nerd ever in a stadium

[@razbgd]

Basic difference is that in the USA only a small portion of the visitors(pun intended) are active,most act like they are in the opera house. In Europe,everyone join.

[@RadeonLove]

where is sound at Besiktas ?

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Great video, maybe you can find one that isn't Europe so you can see Argentina fans being super fans.

[@fabgg_]

USA starts creating ultras group, they are far better than before. Hope they will be ready for WC2026

[@Arsenic71]

8:25 That guy is sooooo cringe and embarrassing.

[@rianair5899]

The Drum,... with ESPN on it. OMG.

[@MenskFCDH]

The original video didn't even show the most impressive stuff from Europe. Can you imagine. Watch some Legia Warszawa videos or if you are interested some top 10 compilations.

[@ciberzombiegaming8207]

since when is argentina in europe continent, or even eurasia? last i checked its in *South America*

[@ReactionsbyD]

LOL good point!

[@beastofchaospureanarchie]

Football/soccer fans are never underrated

[@nimocash3535]

19:13 the difference it's you can hear boum boum but Europeans are in no way afraid that it might be someone with a gun, which is not the case in the USA.

[@LeChuck1717]

love for our SGE Eintracht Frankfurt

[@miciso666]

fun fact. if 2 teams play. and chairs get thrown. its basically a warzone. with military police needing to step in.

[@costinhalaicu2746]

Good job, US really picked it up compared to a few years ago. I'd say it's still not yet at the level of, say, Red Star vs Partizan or any of the Greek or Turkish derbies, but it's good! 👍

[@p3tr0s12]

Is this the Audio-Technica M50x ? Love this Headphones💪 Greetings from Poland

[@bubee8123]

I you want to understand more about this topic I would recommend this: ''Why Ultras Are So Important For Football'' by ''COPA90 Stories'' Ultras cheer for all popular sports in their respective towns, not only football. But main thing is football. Ultras are political in a sense defending their town values as in time of city states. Rivalries go back to medieval times.

[@XiaoVeen]

Yes, about France the rivalry between Paris and Marseille began for historic reasons. France is a very centralized country, and has been for a very long time. In the Middle Age Marseille was a prosperous city thanks to its position on the Mediterranean. Later, with Louis XIV, the royal power took over the wealth of Marseille, which caused a rivalry, which still lasts. Also of course because of cultural differences and others...

[@TonySpike]

I think you guys are slowly getting it in some places, but its still not the same 😂

[@altanaydemir5294]

While usa was crawling in football, europa was running. please know your place Moreover Besiktas is first in the world with a sound record of 142 decibels. Additionally, another match the opposing team's player had to leave the game because of the sound. There is no other example of this. The name of the player who left the game is Timo Werner. As for the fans, the world champion Beşiktas with compositions and energy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5mvpHxqfNOVaM0&si=ODPFL89b9KJiwdm9 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2GoimmYZapmjpY&si=8Z4398aQ8cRRewrw kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZOom3aJbqaYoa8&si=B7aGVHlKLy0r7wSC

[@drigerdranzer7514]

7:35 I'm a Timbers Army from Sweden. Standing up for LGBTQIA+ is to stand to for equality. Everybody's right to be and love who you want. Everyone, no matter of heritage, religion, sexual preferences, age, wealth gather at the stadium, under the clubs colors singing their hearts out together for the club.

[@lynnm6413]

2SLGBTQQIA+++ have the whole month of pride… As a German it‘s beyond ridiculous to see any flags outside of football at the stadium. About 78% of footballers are in a union, yet you‘d never see a Verdi flag being waved at a Schalke game… Time and place, suckers

[@SheratanLP]

I would say there was no winner. American soccer fans are just as crazy as European soccer fans. Americans are also slowly realizing how boring American football is, where the game is interrupted every few minutes and all excitement is lost. 2 x 45 minutes of exciting soccer is what people really want.

[@florianb.9521]

there is a video of fans dancing on the second floor of the stadium, the floor is filmed from below and the whole floor is shaking.

[@Stockenock]

The nearer the club is to mexico the better the fans😂😂

[@C.H.K.N_tenders]

As a European Football fan, the US is doing quite good but cant compare to the European fans