WE'RE DISAPPOINTED!!! NFL Fans React "Football Fans And Atmosphere USA vs Europe"

[@AchimE]

“Some people think football [soccer] is a matter of life and death. I can assure them it is much more serious than that.” ― Bill Shankly (former FC Liverpool manger) ⚽️👍

[@MHzappy]

FC Liverpool😂

[@nicoladc89]

Football is a great thing, but never forget: it's also full of air (Giovanni Trapattoni, former Inter, Milan, Juve, Bayern, Italy manager, 3 times winner of the Champions League)

[@VR46314]

@@MHzappy I’m a FC Liverpool fan 🤣🤣 Love from Liverpool bud

[@BudgetBossYT]

@@VR46314 I haven’t seen anyone say fc Liverpool in literal years

[@malmosa]

It’s not anymore . Nowadays players are only looking for fat contracts and nice cars. Soccer is boring now. Where a manager can’t control a team but a player does.

[@argantyr5154]

The team you were unsure of (the bouncing stadium), is Eintrack Frankfurt from Germany, while it might look dangerous the Stadium is build for it, like a suspension Bridge. The medoly of their chant is from "Pippi Longstocking".

[@1Jomax]

Pretty sure they were playing in Nuremberg. The overall shaking of the stadium was the reason all Ultras are downstairs now.

[@markuswiedle890]

Yes thats away at nuernberg

[@lucasebastian3922]

@@1Jomax It‘s not the matter why the ultras are downstairs. It depends on the stadium because the away end in Bremen and Munich is still in the „Oberrang“

[@1Jomax]

@@lucasebastian3922 I mean just in Nuremberg, not generally :)

[@MHzappy]

Eintracht*

[@GroinStrain_]

There’s been many memes made of the “Fight and Win” Seattle guy😂he’s your spokesperson for cringe American football fans😂

[@madyottoyotto3055]

It's definitely world class cringe 🤣

[@bri_____]

I'm not even American and he makes me strongly wish for the ground to promptly swallow me whole.

[@andreabruson5558]

he seemed to have just arrived from a long day of 5 hours work in an office 😂

[@garybhoy6734]

I belive that we will win😂😂

[@luminouskiwi1104]

@@garybhoy6734 that’s a huge chant in America unfortunately, soccer/football isn’t extremely popular here so we just take chants from the other sports 😭 it’s also why the announcers are so statistically focused, they’re used to commentating on baseball

[@MelbourneAlan]

i would love to see the reaction from the uk stands if the usa team started chanting we believe that we will win or fight and win . the chants back would cause trauma and need years of therapy .

[@Wagoo]

England, USA & Wales are in the same group for the world cup later this year.. so hopefully the USA fans avoid that one lol

[@sharonsmith6844]

I'd pay money to see that 🤣

[@gcullen104]

To be fair to those American fans, Major League Soccer only started in the 1990s whereas those European clubs date from the late 1800s or early 1900s. So American fan culture has only developed to the point that its European equivalent had reached by about the 1930s.

[@koroslav]

@@gcullen104 in all fairness I don't think US have the chance to reach this level of ethusiasm. The teams here represent the whole city/district and people from one city hate the other team from the same city. The whole culture is weird mix of love and hate that is too much for the US. Their chants are too clean and allways will be, because sports is business in the first place. Here it is culture, tribe, family... Panathinaikos vs AEK, Citizens vs United, Olympique vs PSG, Bayern vs BVB, Legia vs Lech, Sparta vs Slavia... And then champions league and Europa league and now conference and of course national teams. US just have max 1 decent team per state and each sport has different franchise. Whereas if you are fan of Sparta, you go see hockey, football, futsal, canooing, cycling, basketball, cross country and much more. Different sports one brand same with Panathinaikos and almost all other brands. We share chants and support different sports. In US Boston has Bruins for hockey, Celtics for basketball, Patriots for NFL and Red Sox for baseball. 4 sports 4 brands. Four different color schemes to wear, four types of chants. No unity

[@jjhry177]

pure shock then uncontrollable laughter

[@tobiaslundqvist.71]

The US fans are getting there! They have adopted the idea , and are growing and expanding! The real passion that Europeans have....comes from generations. You guys started up after Worldcup in USA 1994....you guys are still in the first generation! Good work so far! Greetings from Sweden! 💙💛💙💛

[@strongbear88]

Agreed, You can see the seed!

[@michel7268]

Yeah I actually have respect for the few Americans that are football fans

[@joaofernandes9614]

Do you know Romário?

[@s4sh1_337]

@@michel7268 the few ?

[@ZioBorisitalia]

I can't forgot Italy-USA in 2006, that match was closer to american football than REAL football

[@ojwatts2647]

Watch Liverpool FC's fan's singing "You'll Never Walk Alone". I'm not a Liverpool fan but watching them sing that song gives me chills. It's beautiful.

[@karl040474]

Try Celtic FC even better

[@delriogw]

@@karl040474 Liverpool vs Celtic. The whole stadium was singing it and it was spine tingling.

[@waynemorton6120]

@@karl040474 😂😂Dream on

[@Noname-zt7iw]

@@karl040474 No eay

[@andreabruson5558]

goosebumps every time even watching it on tv

[@breather7001]

The US chants sounds like they’ve been written by stay at home soccer moms named Karen. While europeans can make a song from pippi longstocking sound intimidating 😂

[@MrProthall]

Bless their hearts... To be fair: "Fight and win" is basically the literal translation of "Kämpfen und siegen" from German soccer clubs but... the feeling is so very different.

[@JimmyS.25]

Mir tut der "capo" von Seattle auch was leid. Eigentlich hat bei uns auch alles so angefangen mit den ultras.

[@irgendeinname9256]

Wasn't the words, it was the delivery

[@Boroman9]

If you two fellas want a run down of the European teams shown, here they are: Borussia Dortmund (Germany) FC Köln (Germany) Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) Northern Ireland national team AC Milan (Italy) French national team Icelandic national team Aris Salonika (Greece) Eintracht Frankfurt again Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands) Malmö (Sweden) Paris Saint Germain (France) Romanian national team

[@ScientistK]

Come to Madrid

[@broichinator]

@@ScientistK For what? Atmosphere like a library?

[@k.a.3135]

Drop in: Galatasaray Istanbul

[@MrLuffy1351]

PSG??? Looool Marseille Lens saint Étienne ok mais sûrement pas Paris

[@franck-yannickbetterlife1312]

Marseille (France)

[@stalker84sot]

Just know that 6:15 are only the away supporters from Dortmund (Germany) visiting the Champions League game in Bruges (Belgium). They are guided from the City square to the stadion by the police.

[@GroinStrain_]

I believe that we will win is example of an American chant that Europeans and Brits will never sing. We always believe and want our team to win that’s a given… no need to make a song about that. So in Britain we spend our time telling the other team how shit they are and calling the referee a wanker

[@godlovesyou1995]

In Britain I think it's different... I think it's more like it doesnt even matter if the other team wins, important thing is theyre wankers.

[@mikecurrie1773]

I think as fans in Britain it's important to win, but having a good time is more important. If I'm going to the football, then win lose or draw, I'm getting wasted and having the bollocks of a day.

[@Bear_the_shepherd]

Why did you put Europeans and Brits? We are European.

[@sharonbunn2363]

European teams are more like armies. In the '70's there were running battles on match days even with some small clubs. It was bloody and it was scary. There were certain fans (I'm thinking of you Millwall) who you avoided like the plague. I am so happy that matches are more family friendly now, you still get racist remarks tossed about but teams are held responsible for their fans and they come down heavily on those who indulge.

[@tradeladder146]

Leeds Ruled.

[@Isleofskye]

As an UNOfficial Ambassador for MILLWALL Football and Athletic Club one really must object in the strongest possible terms Sharon and I am in my SEVENTH decade of attending and visiting 84 grounds while supporting them, from Carlisle down to Plymouth. Up to 1993 when, sadly, we moved to a sanitized, soulless,(relatively) Silent All Seater Stadium (ASS for short) I only missed 6 games at Home in all those decades. also, having been born and raised less than 2 miles from Brixton and Peckham have witnessed the total transformation from the 97% White British South East London to the current miasma where in many areas it is less than 5% White British indigenous and all in one lifetime. The vignettes, tales, and anecdotes I have seen firsthand would have you shaking your head in disbelief and make you think I was exaggerating but I would not be and I have lived with a Jamaican Lady from "Country" for over 20 years...

[@jameswg13]

Tbf Millwall definitely have one of the best chants in England But yeah an away day to the den or new den is something you treat with caution

[@Isleofskye]

@@jameswg13 Yes, indeed,james, though having visited 84 different Away grounds from Carlisle down to Plymouth and most older stadiums in-between,then I have had to tread with caution on endless occasions myself:). Anyway, it's 3.49am in London and, possibly,time to have a 3-hour nap:)

[@jameswg13]

@@Isleofskye omg you are 8 away from the 92 and being able to join the 92 club. Look it up

[@treacadelic]

You have to see a Wales home International game where they sing the national anthem. Even as someone from England it absolutely puts chills down my spine. No music. Just singing. Incredible.

[@joescarecrow]

yeah against england in rugby is usually the best. but any!

[@Michael.Talbot]

@@joescarecrow I really hope the Welsh are not turning as sad as the Scottish, they bore me now

[@vincentohlander]

The Ben Woodburn goal directly after the national anthem is iconic. What a perfect time to score.

[@jameswg13]

Nah they need to see that at a 6 nations game. Its always better in the rugby

[@gazcomps619]

@@jameswg13 hahahaha no.

[@ivanduc72]

In Europe, no matter what kind of sport, we like to support our teams with all our lungs, throat and heart. It's in our ADN.

[@E-Man08]

“Here’s your birth certificate, here’s what you say” is the truest sentence ever. I’ve had this fan song stuck in my brain for a team that I’ve never even seen play and never supported. But for some freakin reason I do not remember, their fight song has been residing rent free in my head since I was in kindergarten

[@mayb1984]

you should see the South American teams cheering. insane!!

[@GLH8]

Concrete tiers of the stadium are designed to flex to disperse some of the energy. Its when they don’t move is when they crack and fail. Same reason you can feel bridges wobble.

[@poxi2036]

The team u were curious about is Eintrach Frankfurt. Arguably one of the best (ultra) fandoms in germany. If it interests you they "invaded" FC Barcelona last season in the Euro League and made Barcas home game pretty much their own with 30k+ AWAY (frankfurt) fans.

[@gurkenfass]

It’s our city now :)

[@samuelhakansson6680]

I've been following this channel for a while, and I really love the content! Now, for a proper socialogical explanation of why European football is generally gathering a lot more fan support: Football in Europe, is more often than not, a working class sport. You'll see this among most of the ultras fans regardless of the team - their hardcore base is working class, and they are proud of it. In the US however, "working class" is not really a label that most people define themselves as. In the US, everyone seems to be, or want to be, or think they are, middle class, whereas in Europe this is often a pejorative term that you often might not want to be if you are a football fan. This is especially true for the UK, where the term "middle class" equals a wannabe, semi-wealthy and highly educated wanker that sees himself as above the common man - definitely a negative label, as opposed to the US. Football in Europe is in this regard similarly a sport for "the common man", who takes pride in not being told how he should behave, and revels in this by expositing community values of the working class (singing together, often about the streets where they grew up), singing offensive songs (often as a "fuck you" to the refined manners of the middle and upper classes), all with a touch of hypermasculinity which is a value that is more and more being shunned by the middle and upper classes of today. You'll see this as a common denominator across most European football fans, and this working class pride is something the US fans seem to be lacking. The problem here is that most US teams are simple franchises, as it's companies that own a team name and treat the sport like an enterprise that is supposed to make money rather than be a local team and source of pride for the local community. The teams can move from their origin city, which then also cuts any community ties between the club and their fans, that working class people value (if anyone even takes pride in the US of defining themselves as working class these days). Unfortunately, this is why I believe the US football fan culture won't blossom up anytime soon. The whole sport is organized in a different way from the corporate side, and the fans don't see themselves as having that common denominator (working class people united behind their local club around the corner where they grew up).

[@jonasgraumans2034]

wOrkINg CLaSs iS cOmMUniSt!!!!

[@jonasgraumans2034]

But to be clear, I fully agree with you.

[@zylik2112]

Well obviously bro , Americans hear working class and only think communism .You are obsessed .Total capitalism has destroyed the country and the people

[@JP-je6jg]

I'd agree. I'd also add that the fact many European football teams were started in the late 19th/early 20th century by groups of friends as amateur clubs. They competed for the fun of it and just grew and grew an it truly belonged to that community (even if that is no longer factually correct). Its hard to manufacture that passion for a team that was created because a billionaire bought the rights to start a team in a city. It isn't your team and it can be taken away if the owner chooses.

[@catch_0227]

This is just a fantastic explanation.

[@meditatiigermana7568]

So you wanted some context... I scrolled down a bit and did not see any such comment with "full context", so here we go: 1. Borussia Dortmund from Germany (This walks on the street are when a team plays away and their fans go with the train to the other cities. They go than accompanied by police usually and try to make their presence as good as possible known. It's the idea of conquering a new city) 2. FC Köln from Germany 3. Eintracht Frankfurt from Germany 4. The national team of Norther Ireland (I saw a comment claiming they would be English fans at the final of Euros and that they sing their own version of freed from desire, a song from Gala. The English part is wrong, but they were singing their own version of the Gala song called "Will Griggs on fire". Will Griggs is one of the Northern Irish player) 5. AC Milan from Italy 6. The national team of France (The game was in Marseille and their stadium you talked about is called Orange Vélodromea. They were singing the national anthem called "La Marseillaise") 7. The national team of Iceland (in the clip you saw, they were doing their "viking clap") 8. Aris Thessaloniki FC from Greece (some of the most intense ultras you can find out there) 9. Eintracht Frankfurt again 10. Ajax Amsterdam from Netherlands, but you reconised them. 11. Malmö FF from Sweden 12. Paris Saint-Germain F.C. from France of course 13. The national team of Romania (singing the national anthem)

[@andreabruson5558]

you guys said it right at the beginning, football in US is just the beginning of something when in Europe is a tradition from decades and decades, somewhere even more than a century. in some countries football is like a religion. the craziest supporters are the greek, the turkish and the ex-yugoslavia countries, going to a game is like going to war over there! 😂 also in italy, spain and UK they are really passionate

[@WICKEDMAN85]

Its in the British DNA as we created football and its part of our culture and gift too the entire World! I live only 15 minutes away from Wembley Stadium the home of football and you see plenty of supporters from the UK and Europe come every year for a match! Thats the beauty of the beautiful game to unite and fustrate people!

[@robinte4601]

@@WICKEDMAN85 you forgot GERMANY!!!!!!!!!!

[@kierandoodykd]

Yeah most of those European teams where German. My favourite one though, was the 'Thunder Clap' 10:42 👏 It was done by the fans of the Iceland International team at the 2016 Euros and ever since. I remember it was like this big phenomenon across the rest of Europe that summer 😂 love it 🇮🇸

[@MiaD666]

You have to be there to really feel the athmosphere. I travelled once to The Netherlands for a match and the athmosphere was phenomanal. We had so much fun in out blog. This was big compared to the small blog we had in Lux and even we ppl in Lux did it better than the US guys

[@godlovesyou1995]

Go to England or a big german game bro

[@pepin8277]

@@godlovesyou1995 anywhere in europe will do really ( including the Netherlands), especially during derbies. However sadly in many Western and Northern Europe, ultras have gotten tougher legislation and sadly also more prosucution for creating an awesome atmosphere. While in Southern and Eastern Europe this is often still less regulated.

[@nicoladc89]

It was not phonomenal when some idiots came in Rome and irreparably damage the "Fontana della Barcaccia", a 17th century fountain designed by Bernini (plus more than 5 millions euro of damages in all the city), like the Feyenoord fans did.

[@Smokeyy000]

@@godlovesyou1995 ajax isnt big then? Ado den haag also has great chants. I think ado has the best chants of the Netherlands. Oh ado is in the second league of the netherlands

[@Smokeyy000]

@@godlovesyou1995 and ajax feijenoord isnt a big game?

[@thom9484]

I agree with Dan, I myself am Dutch (The Netherlands) but you can't compare the European sports culture/industry with the American sports culture/industry they are totally different with both having they pro's and con's. The fact that there are so many MLS teams now and they attract a lot of fans is a major step forward for Football (soccer) in the U.S. and I think especially with the World Cup coming up in 2026 the atmosphere can only get better and even more Americans will embrace the amazing sport. Love the video's as always!

[@jacquilewis8203]

I just like to say hello. I'm from NI and I've never meet anyone from the Netherlands. It's amazing the different nationalities that band together on the Internet.

[@T-Wavebeatbox]

​Yeah its cool, I'm from the Netherlands too😂, I'm a bit late🤣​ we are going to make an amazing world cup event in 2026 with all the countries together, and I think after that the hype in the stadiums will be like in Europe too as all the Americans can see it at the world cup :)@@jacquilewis8203

[@jeznotman]

I remember Kevin Costner admitted during a chat show that he went to see an English premier football match with Manchester United and he’s never been so scared before!!!

[@johngault22]

Glad the Icelandic chant was in there as well as the stadium moving one. I am guessing that all modern European Football stadia are designed to give a bit in movement so there isn't a repeat of the stand collapse that occurred in the late 80s(I forget which stadium).

[@edwardbentley3512]

Heysel

[@TheKevinWelch]

@@edwardbentley3512 nah, that was mid 80s and it was a wall that collapsed. I know that a stand collapsed at Ibrox (or at least, where Rangers were playing at the time) but I think that was in the early 70s.

[@alinhatnean6783]

Hillsborough, liverpool's stadium. It was karma after what they did in heysel

[@alinhatnean6783]

Hillsborough, liverpool's stadium. It was karma after what they did in heysel

[@johngault22]

@@alinhatnean6783 oh you really know your football history, not. Liverpool's stadium is Anfield. Hillsborough is in Sheffield about a hundred miles from Liverpool. Next you will be saying that the six Nations is the greatest Rugby League tournament in the world.

[@AlienDenzil85]

The game with the multiple tier stadium is at the French national stadium. They're singing the French national anthem (La Marseillaise) which is my absolute favourite anthem in the world - it's one you can really shout out as a crowd, as they did there!

[@RomvlvsRoma373]

It’s “ le Vélodrome " to Marseille City only not French national stadium "Le stade de France " to Paris bro mais c’était un match officiel de l’équipe de France ^^

[@AlienDenzil85]

@@RomvlvsRoma373 Ah sorry, I just assumed it was the Stade de France. It's an incredible stadium though!

[@RomvlvsRoma373]

@@AlienDenzil85 no problem my friend, to be wrong is human and your comment left a good feeling

[@RomvlvsRoma373]

@@AlienDenzil85 pardon pour mon anglais approximatif

[@fiverx2159]

It’s not only the volume. It’s the chants. I believe that we will win. Is the shitest chant ever

[@carolinestirland3126]

Uninspired terrible . Clearly can't chant to save their lives.

[@vickyexton3566]

I was expecting Liverpool to show on this, listening to over 90,000 people in Australia singing You'll Never Walk Alone makes me feel emotional, that's one to check out whoever you support. Keep up the good work guys 😀

[@helvete983]

Celtic do it better every home game.

[@tomtommarbella]

Hey guys, great videos! the team you are looking for with the shaking stands on min 8:22 is Eintracht Frankfurt from Germany. Trust me, their fans are one of the best fans in Europe and the best fans in Germany. Check out their videos, you won't regret it

[@alexcch94]

We in Europe have two thousand years of history, hundreds of wars, thousands of years of perfecting war songs. Sport for us is a passion, the weight of history that comes out of our stomachs. Hello from France 🤘🇫🇷

[@SwillMith16]

Brits never usually manage to sing our national anthem in time but when you have a full stadium singing in time, it’s unreal

[@danyradulaslau145]

My country is Romania and we are the biggest football fans and thank you for listening to our anthem

[@helvete983]

Someone has probably already pointed it out but the rocking stadium was designed to do that. not to sound like I've watched too much Star Trek but all the stands have inertial dampeners to cushion the impact of fans like Eintract Frankfurts. Who by the way are singing a song to the theme of Pippi Longstockings

[@guillaumeviel6836]

Hi guys. The stadium where "Marseillaise" (French national anthem) is sung is Stade Vélodrome in Marseille. There are more than 60,000 seats in it.

[@izmershafiq]

Like you said Dan, it have to start somewhere. And even the shittiest start, at least it's already started. But it takes a long, long way to go massive. Here in Southeast Asia specifically, and Asia generally, we already having quite a crazy scene. Not as hell crazy as Europe, but still something we can be proud of. The ultras and football casuals, or you might called as hooligans culture also big here. You lads can check about this culture in Asia (Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand) and Africa as well (Egypt, Morocco) and give your thoughts about it. There's a few good videos, if you can find it. By the way, much fan of your content. Keep it coming, I'm sure gonna watch it. Greetings from Malaysia.

[@dataterminal]

3:35 We can date this game that most people can relate to. The bill board at the back is advertising Xbox 360, and that console was discontinued in April 2016. Assume the game was before that, they're at least 7 years behind Europe. Thankfully they won't have to go through the having football firms to get the chants they want. Although organised football hooliganism is something that still happens with international plays to this day.

[@izmershafiq]

@@dataterminal I would say maybe around 10 years behind at least. In my country, we're even start to having this kind of culture quite late. We talking about late 80's, early 90's . But it died out very quickly, only to be revived in 2007. Since then, ultras groups and football firms grew. At least there's a beginning to something big, and the US already done it. Just in a matter of time to get a lil a bit more organized, then make crazy s**t happen. Regarding football firms, can't argue much. At least they won't have to go through all the chaos on the streets when it comes to football day innit? While most countries in the rest of the world still struggling to contain the violence. They already have enough violence on their plate, so football day violence aren't much needed I'd reckon.

[@alexandrupatru2892]

Hey, I agree. I thought they already had a pretty strong team when România played them in USA World Cup 1994 and they put up quite the fight. Also seeing a lot of movies/tv shows in the past years where their kids play football, even if, sadly, no one seem to show an interested club coach willing to make them billion dollar payed athletes. Yet. You're getting there. There's already an US coach in Europe and some MLS players that play here on contract. And you know what? It's taken ages to make hooligans chill down a bit with their fights against the other team's fans and the riot police. Maybe it's enough with all them stores being broken and the fireworks illegally being sneaked in and thrown at the field. Maybe. Still love it here.

[@ydenisy]

I was surprised from the USA fans honstly...didnt thought there any chants or sort of cheering ... Europe masterd it for decades....you will get there....the best way is to have matches USA teams vs Europe teams and fly aboard to cheer your team this is how you learn...

[@nva4687]

The atmosphere is just completely different in European football but even in that it can ramp up. I got to see Rangers play a friendly game against Tottenham and loved it (especially hearing Blue Sea of Ibrox) but European nights in the Europa League or Champions League are even more intense. You should see the videos from Rangers playing Dortmund at Ibrox last season. The camera shakes for most of it because the entire stadium is bouncing

[@brodacx2268]

if there's one moment that makes an average european suddenly a patriotic veteran, its probably the moment their city's/country's team play football

[@miketriggs2156]

If you haven’t already react to YNWA being sung by 95,000 Australians when Liverpool played 12,000 miles from home at the MCG or Jamie Webster playing for 50,000 fans in Madrid before the European cup final if you want to see passion!

[@alilou92ibouchannel]

Watching my 900 fellow PSG fans rocking the whole Liverpool stadium even though we're losing the game is awesome, You couldn't hear Liverpool's fans at all! We'd die for our team, We'd kill for our team Paris SG rules! Cool video btw, greetings from Paris!

[@helvete983]

As a Leeds fan I have to say there are a lot of myths about Liverpool fans being a good crowd, they basically don't sing until they sing You'll never walk alone at the end of a game. Same with Man U, too many plastic fans. I can't say I respect PSG as the club the are, run by blood money, but the fans have always been loyal.

[@lottie2525]

There's a football ground about a mile from my house and you always can hear when the team's scored :)

[@antoniohaluzan3396]

When he asked what team that is on shaking part. That's from Eintracht Frankufurt fans. They have some amazing fans in general.

[@denisachinchisan1757]

For Europe is life , for Americans is entertainment.

[@codadivolpe]

I don't know how many times I've watched this video. However every time I was depressed. Each time Daniel's disconsolate face gave me new confidence in the future. Thanks guys for your genuineness.🤣😂

[@davidfagerberg9283]

7:58 the stadium is designed to flex so it doesn't fall down.

[@franck-yannickbetterlife1312]

"Aux armes" from Olympique de Marseille is one of the best chants of the world talking about football fans ! It give chills

[@karlg9354]

Honestly mate gotta do a reaction video to the euro women's football history in the making absolutely insane bloody brilliant. You'll see what I mean. It goes down in history forever. Check out the final between England and Germany, they played fantastic all the way the tournament. So so proud!

[@EmbraceTheSuck21]

Its on our watch list. We will get on it as soon as our schedule permits. Much love!

[@karlg9354]

@@EmbraceTheSuck21 no problem, it's great seeing such nice great Americans on reactions on the UK, such brilliant memorable moments been appreciated by others across the pond. Keep up the great work guys.

[@nathanhill3]

Keep an eye on St. James' Park, Newcastle United this season. There'll be some incredible atmospheres to witness.

[@AD270479]

The fans shaking the structure are Frankfurt FC fans... And just if you're interested, 'Ajax' is kinda pronounced more like 'aye-axe.'... The difference between the US & everywhere else, is the fact we are born in to football & it goes down the generations, that's why it matters. I'm a Glasgow Rangers fan, was born one, my Dad is a Rangers fan, he was born one, because his Dad... you know where this is going. It literally goes way back in our families whereas over there, it's a business model mainly, and folk pick a team to support rather than be born in to it.

[@vaughanwilliamson5401]

Plus they have play offs coming top of the league does not count in USA were every were else coming top of the league means your the best and is something to be proud of I think

[@kriskong9962]

8:0 thats build like that on purpose to absorb the shock from the jumping people .. kinda like how springs in car work .. without this it would collapse but with this it wont , probably xd

[@kriskong9962]

8:00

[@csiredbourn]

I just love the Icelandic clap, that wasn’t a great example but it’s amazing to see. Almost as good as a Haka

[@jonasgraumans2034]

Not THAT good, but it’s still awesome

[@almostyummymummy]

Didn't work tonight against the Irish. Dammit.

[@helvete983]

Not even close to the Haka, but still interesting, btw it's called the Volcano.

[@Wabbit_Hunta]

@@helvete983It's called the thunderclap, but can also known as the volcano clap

[@Andrew-uq4zo]

Watch you'll never walk alone guys ,the best chants from Liverpool guys ✌️

[@festlsebastian801]

the stadiums in germany are built exactly for that (the shaking)

[@Exodon2020]

Exactly. The stands rest on shock absorbers so that they could dampen the energy of a moving crowd and prevent it from damaging the concrete. This technology is what made modern stadium designs with stands partially stacked on top of one another possible in the first place.

[@lukasdr9193]

8:03 this is actually build like this to not fall down. without this space between those two parts there would be 24/7 pressure on the stand. But build like there it can move upside down to spread it on both stands equaly greetings from frankfurt, the fans of the club who made this grandstand shake

[@BG.Defender]

South American fans are the best. Also, there are some North African teams, especially the marocains with very excited fans. Nice video btw 👍

[@SheppeyRed]

That stadium shaking part is Eintracht Frankfurt singing their Pippi Langstrampf chant.

[@vomgrady]

The Seattle guy is really channeling some Nicolas Cage vibes.

[@jackdubz4247]

Yeah, Nicolas Cage in that Wicker Man remake.

[@monksuu]

Football is huge in South America and generally south from USA's borders. You might want to check out how important is to support the local team that is playing in lower leagues and for local bragging rights. ;)

[@TCDubFX]

In Europe there is a hype man but they usually dont use a microphone, they use their voice and just scream and everybody hears it and follow up on him (atleast in Sweden)

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

It does seem that Aamericans need to have something organised to get them interested . Most football clubs are a hundred years or so old and very much part of their town or city . Generations of families have supported the club as they have gone up and down the league's over the years .

[@TheKevinWelch]

I love Daniel's olive branch analogy and its right. If you see where MLS is now from its earliest beginnings which really were embarrassing, then they're poor by comparison to Europe, but several decades behind and playing catch up. BTW, the club with the shaky stadium was Frankfurt. The first three were German: Dortmund, Cologne, Frankfurt, followed by Northern Ireland and then AC Milan (I seem to remember). After that, I lost track...

[@paulathornton8858]

Seen a few people. Doing this from America. Got to say you guys are the best.

[@MadaraUchiha-vd2bx]

You guys need to see Liverpool fans singing You’ll never walk alone 👌

[@lorrainehall157]

The fans and team following their 4 -0 win over Barcelona at Anfield 😁🇬🇧

[@anthonyscott4270]

I am an Evertonian from Liverpool. I was walking down Priory Road and I saw a Liverpool supporter wearing the newest football shirt. He was walking alone.

[@TheSuperlambanana]

@@anthonyscott4270 I am a Liverpool fan from Liverpool and this did make me laugh to be fair 😂

[@anthonyscott4270]

@@TheSuperlambanana Thanks Superlambanana.

[@marcusberggren9241]

I'll be honest, I'm not a huge football fan but as a swede living in Malmö with the local team Malmö FF (which was featured in this video) being the most successful team in Sweden it's hard to avoid and i do go to games more so for the atmosphere than the sport itself.

[@Wriwnas1]

Honestly, those European reactions were pretty tame :) Ofc, as you said, everyone has to start from somewhere. You should also do basketball next ;) I'll try to find Dominic Wilkings comment when he came as an NBA star player to play in Panathinaikos in Greece and became a European champion. Ofc NBA games have great atmosphere!!!! But in Europe the fans are crazy fanatics, totaly diferent vibe. Not necessarily better, just crazier for sure.

[@Wriwnas1]

allright, allright :P I am new to the channel!! Going to watch now your "EUROPE NEEDS TO CHILL!!! Americans React "Basketball fans and atmosphere USA vs Europe" :)

[@Wriwnas1]

hahahahahaha! it's even the same video I suggested!! AWESOME.. I am actually a Panathinaikos fan and yea, Greek games are indeed like that

[@monicacarolina6480]

😂😂 We don't TALK about our patriotism, we FEEL and DO it. Passion🥰

[@MrWolf-xk8sl]

I'm Italian, and once I was at the Yankee stadium watching a game, and I've noticed that people insult rival players but in a non synchronized manner, so basically it's just a dude screaming "fuck off" but to no use. So, I've told few guys, "hey let's start a chant!" Their answer was "why, our team is losing" so I answered "not for the Yankees, but against the rivals" They didn't even answer me and one of them proceeded to say to his buddy "these mad Europeans with their chants"

[@EmbraceTheSuck21]

Yeah buddy, you were definitely in the wrong crowd for Chants. What you do when your team is losing in that situation is just get more beer & drown your sorrows in alcohol

[@iljoker.]

@@EmbraceTheSuck21 in Italy, instaed (as well as in Europe), when your team loses you sing even louder to support them and lead them to score. In Italy the public (especially the ultras) is defined as "the twelfth man on the pitch"

[@mattsmith5267]

As you say at least the effort is being made in the US. Here in the UK, there is over 100 years of Football History. Many fans are there because their Grandfather took their father, it’s a whole generational family tie to a Club! That is where a lot of the passion comes from, win or lose that is THEIR Club/ Team!

[@tommyhunter7313]

Absolutely respect from England. We don’t both with nfl, basketball or baseball so I have to give the American football fans some respect. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧❤️

[@Yurgin764]

My guys from turkey are missing here. My favorite team, Besiktas, has hold /still holds the world record for the loudest stadium. The biggest fun fact is our stadium at that time was really small compared to other top teams with max 30k capacity. Not sure if we still hold that record but turkish and balkan fans are crazy

[@kayhardy2871]

If it's any consolation guys, our baseball fans, UK, are shocking ! Great reaction as always :)

[@TelfordO]

Baseball fans in the UK... lol

[@nexuslang]

And to think that the video doesn't even touch how fans are in South America... in Argentina and Brazil they're absolutely crazy, and would put to shame many European clubs. I remember going to see a River-Boca match in the early '80s, the Monumental stadium was packed 3 hours before the start of the game, and the stands shook and swayed the full 3 hours. But that was nothing compared to the explosion when the teams finally came out - tons and tons of streamers were thrown and they had to start the game 10 minutes late because the paper covered the entire pitch. For most of the game players would have to clear the way before taking a corner or free kick. And don't get me started on the flares...

[@hilarykearns3384]

Please check out Irish at the Euros, loads to choose from. Keep trying USA, you will get there. It only takes one person to start a chant and before you know it everyone knows the words.

[@RalphBellairs]

You guys need to check out the Budapest derby between Ferencvaros vs Ujpest or the "Yellow wall" at Borussia Dortmund (a single stand behind one goal that holds 25,000 people!). Many of the South American teams have insane fan interactions too - River Plate vs Boca Juniors is possibly a good place to start.

[@lucidmoment71]

The Seattle fella should be locked away before he hurts himself.

[@finbar4340]

Take away the " before he hurts himself" 👍

[@simonbutterfield4860]

Yep everytime I see That clip makes me wanna slap him

[@franciscogil9275]

6:40 Actually, most of the times, there's a cheerleader with a mic starting the chants in the front of the cheer. The difference is that the chants are always prepared and the crown really follows the cheering really fast and full of energy

[@bri_____]

The other difference that you Americans may not appreciate is that most European clubs have long standing ties to specific communities. With mild to real hatred for other teams We're not, "just going to the football" lol

[@Brauiz90]

The first thing some people think of in european football (soccer) is Liverpool's "You'll never walk alone" at Anfield stadium. That's giving me goosebumps everytime

[@andigardner2452]

You need to check out Celtic 2 v Barcelona 1 Champions League 2012 Best fan atmosphere You will not be disappointed

[@laurasarah3443]

There are guides at the European crowds to like control the crowd and tell them what to sing next. But the fans know the words to their songs

[@marcballard9428]

Best comment ever spense...." Even the French do it better 🤣🤣🤣

[@vaughanwilliamson5401]

Your in the same world Cup group as England so we'll play you at some point soon hopefully you might hear it on the telly great shows guys bye the way much love from GB

[@roballen5718]

you just HAVE to react to Welsh soccer fans, singing 'Yma o Hyd, before their game against Ukrain. unrivalled in passion. if there was a world cup for singing fans [not chanting] wales would win it, no contest. they can SING

[@godlovesyou1995]

Especially for rugby games

[@helvete983]

Good to see my boy Dan James singing his lungs out.

[@snurfli5605]

The Europeans also have someone to lead the crowd. This is not chaotic, but has been trained for over 25 years.

[@abcreactionsuk9053]

Football in the uk is a nightmare after games for fighting and general trouble unfortunately keep up the great channel guys love it love from 🇬🇧

[@willrichardson1809]

no where near as bad as it was

[@abcreactionsuk9053]

@@willrichardson1809 true mate depends where in UK you are but definitely agree it's not as bad these days but happens everytime witj my local team play

[@johngault22]

No you mean English Football and certain Scottish football clubs fans.

[@House0fHoot]

It’s not as violent these days, thank gawd.

[@sarabasane3554]

Look for US players in Europe. There are few but they're here. For French football, look for Marseille, Saint Etienne, Strasbourg and Lens. These stadium are pretty lit. In Europe, football is part of our culture. You guys may have memories of you going camping, fishing or hunting with your old man...We go to the football game. Once you get connected to a club, it's for life. The only thing that will never change.

[@rule-of-thumb]

You need to react to the Welsh national anthem and build up to the Wales Vs Ukraine for the world cup play off 👍

[@kayhardy2871]

Yes please

[@missxsoph1]

As a Scot I have to agree the Welsh anthem at the football is out of this world

[@rule-of-thumb]

Your too kind @soph Scots, my Celtic cousin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💓👍

[@samuelpinder1215]

Think they've done a rugby one already but you're good at rugby so it may not have had the same amount as passion as when you got to qatar

[@rule-of-thumb]

@sam pinder 64 years of pent up passion comes out 😭😭 see it to believe it mate. And the explosion of emotions when we get the win is the eighth wonder of the world ❤️

[@karmannghiaman1041]

We have some great, and not so great rivalries here. I'm a Saints fan living in Portsmouth, we'll be polite and say it's intense on natch days but as they're shit now, that doesn't happen too often. The best however is my Gradad's old club, Hibernian, singing the Proclaimer's "Sunshine on Leith", especially the time when they beat Rangers to win the Scottish FA Cup at Hampden Park. Truly magical.

[@frodothedodo]

"Even the French do it better" is never something you want to say lmao

[@Blackhole48]

I think the main reason for the difference is the development of the teams. In US Sports you will have an investor who bought a team and a license for the highest League (NFL, NHL) you name it. So there is no time to develop a culture base before entering the "big boy club". In Europe the teams have to rise from lower leauges or e.g. in Germany have been around when Fan-Cultur started to rise. All of them did start small a lot of them with just a soccer field or (in case of hockey) with the ice... That way the crowd and the fan base had a lot of time to bound and to pass that to the next generation. But I don't know how dedicated American fans are. For example, the crowd that marches in a country where their team played as the visiting team. The AC Milan flag had this kind of "choreography" that was created by the fans with a lot of preparation and free time.... This dedication is also something that gives everyone an irrepressible drive. But there is also a downside to these real Ultras. Unfortunately, there are hools and other idiots who abuse these events for violence, so American sports fans can be happy to enjoy their sport without fear of "hools" attacking them, throwing fireworks at families etc...

[@DeJaVuFiRe89]

Turkey, Serbia and Greece Best

[@vortexathletic]

This should have been compared to college football fans cause that’s more comparable

[@Stormlep1]

To be fair this is a bit of an old vid, there are definitely some good chants out there in the MLS (LAFC is pretty decent). Still not on European club's level though

[@phillwaller]

Those Dortmond fans reminded me of the battle of Helms Deep lol

[@davidfuters7152]

Give yourself a 100yrs boys and you will catch us up You don’t want the hooligan-stage though it was crap having bricks thrown on top of you UK makes songs/chants to take the piss out of the opposition, Europe seams to do it to intimidate the opposition Don’t think you guys will be able to do stuff until the police chill out about what you can shout and have equal amounts of home and away fans in the same stadiums Get tickets for when the World Cup is in the USA to feel what it can be like to be a real supporter

[@Fati.Ferreiro]

here in Europe going to football is like going to a war people starts shouting like crazy.

[@BerishStarr]

The stands are made to sway like that. They need to sway, if they are "solid" they are gonna break. Think skyscrapers, they sway with the wind the same way, not to break.

[@Brib1234]

You guys should react to NFL crowds in the US compared to when they play in London.. I've been there once and it's completely different

[@samuel0403]

12:11 this was away game for malmö ff (sweden) when they faced off against chelsea in england, brought a few thousand supporters overseas.

[@jossspear]

11:36 The Frankfurt fans were making the stadium shake so much, they broke your light! 😂

[@scottwebb1978]

One day she they need to dismantle the stadium no need for a bull dozer lol