AMERICANS REACT Football Fans and Atmosphere: USA vs Europe

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Thank you for watching our reaction to "Football Fans and Atmosphere: USA vs Europe"!

This video provides a fascinating look at how football (soccer) fans differ in passion and atmosphere across the Atlantic. We saw some amazing displays of support and unique traditions from both sides. What are your thoughts on the differences and similarities between football fans in the USA and Europe?

Please remember to keep the discussion respectful and constructive in the comments below. We understand that sports can be a passionate topic, but let's show the world how we can engage positively and respectfully, even in our differences.

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[jespergomller]

In USA you go to SEE a show
In Europe you are a part of the show

[Markevans]

Your Teams are Franchises that move around all over the country, our teams are in the community they were started in over 100 years ago

[Mischnikvideos]

You recognized it correctly. In Europe it is more intense because the crowd is part of a history that goes back thousands of years. Cities and regions used to fight each other on battlefields. The battlefield has been replaced by the football field, but the duty to defend the ancestral territory remains.

[Vollification]

USA: "Let's grab a hot dog and have fun ^_^"
Europe: "TO WAR!"

[kieranlazenbury]

""You can change your wife, your politics, your religion. but you can never change your football team." Eric Cantona

[chrislove]

"Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it's much more serious than that." Bill Shankly 😎♥

[dimsot]

in europe is like " hello what is your name "" and then goes " what team u support".

and remember no one change the team he supports
u support a team from age 5 to the end of life

[natasja]

This level of passion isn't just europe, it's the same in south America and i have seen similar passion in Africa.

[spyro]

@6:55 the stadium is build to bounce, to not break from the weight, just like a skyscraper swaying a little, to counter the wind...

[christopheb.]

In Europe or South America, A club, not a franchise, is in your blood from father to son.

[RazvanCostea]

Europe has a bigger land area (3, 910, 680 sq miles) than the U.S. (3, 531, 905 sq miles). But also Europe has 700 + mil. people vs. US 400+ mil. Thus Europe is more dense. In Europe we fought each other for thousands of years and all this fighting spirit is now seen into sports. In Europe not only football atmosphere is like that. You should check out basketball, ice hockey, handball also... In Europe sport clubs belongs to their community, and communities in Europe always fought each other...

[Snufkin-Sawyer]

American fans are customers of the company that owns the club and provides entertainment services. European ultras think that they are actually the club, the players can leave after a few years - but for the ultras it is generational. The clubs in Europe are institutions and often have names related to their region's identity. The fans are territorial and they think that they defend their city or "castle." The ultras think it is their duty to intimidate the opponents. The European way is more aggressive, but it is also more "authentic".

The video was actually quite tame as far as Europe is concerned. You can check Top Ultras in Europe or Ultras - Our Way of Life. It can get much more extreme.

[mihaelajukic]

I´m Croatian, when we qualified for the World Cup final in 2018, we literally made an earthquake. The whole country was shaking because EVERYBODY was jumping

[robbie-zc]

The "come on Seattle" guy has the audacity to have a scarf that says ULTRAS on it.

[TheCornishCockney]

In all fairness guys, here in Europe, we have a 140 year headstart on you so passion and deep deep history are a given everywhere over here.
There’s loads more crowd activity that would blow your mind, especially when the flares get going and it looks like the whole stadium is on fire!!

But for sheer passionate football madness, have a look at the Argentinian clubs fans, they are on another level entirely, but the whole world is passionate about the beautiful game.
Get on board.

[seanmc]

guys the reason you dont get the same level of chants in america, is because your stands are mixed, fans from apposing teams sitting next to each other, that could not happen at a footbal match in europe, it would be a blood bath, so when you see the chants, and everythig else, its because its the same fans in that area, also there is more passion in europe towards your team, every town and city has a team, you dont choose your team, your born into that team, through good and bad times,

[Caeru]

It's always a pleasure watching US Americans step out of their bubble! So satisfying to see, that you're willing to learn more about the world outside of 'murica! Keep it up you two beautiful people! US football scene is already evolving, which is really great - let's see where you are in 5/10 years.
Subs out!

[compulsiverambler]

This video didn't include any of the crazy pyro and firework stuff fans do in some countries (not so much my own, but Turkey and Greece for example) which shows a cultural difference in terms of safety regulations and enforcement, too.

[seanmc]

just just to give you the passion, im from the UK, small island, if you count all the footbal teams, including juniors, there are over 7000 teams, just in the UK, not counting the european teams also