NFL Fan Reacts to World's Best Football Fans/Ultras: EUROPE

Join this channel to get access to perks:

TIP JAR - - - - - SuperThanks Button :)
This will help improve the channel greatly, New webcam for better videos, Wheel for the hotlaps, or you can just buy me a cold drink 😎 I APPRECIATE YOU

Send us Stuff!! 😋 IWrocker 5225 Harrison Ave PO box # 6145
Rockford, IL 61125

LIKE and Subscribe! Join One of the BEST & wholesome Communties on YouTube, with tons of Variety in content for You to Enjoy.

*TimTam collection Record Holder

*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS

[IWrocker]

YouTube MUTED Part of the First Chant/Song due to copyright I guess.. My Apologies. The Rest of the video should work correctly.

[grommeuleur]

These crowds aren't there to see a half-time show, and there's no downtime for TV commercials... They are there for their teams and the sport...

[ropeburn]

US sports events: music, advertisement, cheerleaders, family event
Elsewhere: *tribal warfare*

[elmurcis]

When sport is entertainment vs when sport is passion. Main difference.

[GiampietroDiSanto]

Football is religion in Europe, it's not just a sport. In Italy there's a saying: "In life you might change wife, job or even country. But the faith for your club will never change". And so it is. It's an imprinting you have as a child and stays with you all your life no matter how good or bad the club is doing, that's a secondary aspect.

[imrekalman]

Football stadiums (at least in Europe) are built to accommodate the jumping crowd. There were a few incidents, and everyone knows the fans cannot be stopped, so the architects did their job instead.

[rosen]

an uncle of mine went to Manchester, UK to catch his favourite team Man United live. He was in a jersey and everything. While heading to the toilets during half time he was promptly stopped by two police officers carrying MP5s.... 'mate, that's for the visiting team. might want to reconsider heading down there looking like that!'. Football is no joke in Europe

[bulletvivace]

The "fires" are emergency flares, or how they are called in English, they are not alloved in the stadiums, but they are part of the culture, and fans are good at getting them in.

[cornetto_]

It‘s funny that you make me - as a European - realize how impressive the vibe in our stadiums is. We just got used to it. Thank you!

[_light_catcher]

The songs are mostly written by people from the ultras, some by normal fans and sometimes they are simply existing songs that become an anthem for the team. Why everyone knows the lyrics is easy to explain, every time you go to the stadium you hear the songs - they are songs that have been sung in the stadium for generations. If there are new songs, they are usually printed out on paper and distributed in the stadium. and now to what really impressed you, synchronization, if you look closely you usually see 1-2 people with a megaphone in the first row. They say which song is being sung and start singing, everyone else joins in. And to keep the whole thing on track there are usually 2-4 drums.

[Brookspirit]

Don't forget we've had stadiums in Europe since Roman times, the Coliseum is still standing, so we in Europe have a long history of this type of thing.

[vn]

Football here in Europe is a religion.

[thomastschetchkovic]

In the US there are crowd animators at sports games. In Europe the officials are trying to tame the crowd down, not hype themup even further

[ukdnbmarsh]

in the UK clubs usually hold a minutes silence before games to remember a special person that passed away, for the most part its impeccable from both sets of supporters

[MrLarsgren]

there are videos where you can see the concrete structures flex a couple inches. built to handle the craziness .
also the fire is handheld flares.

[Kschychooo]

As a Pole in the Legia Warszawa/Poland it was commemorating one of the uprisings in Poland during WW2. And yes we are that crazy. You know there is a game in town miles away from the stadium.

[sinapilling]

im German and went to baseball game in Seattle, I found it incredibly weird, there was huge screens telling people when to cheer and what to cheer, it was more advertisement and superficial entertainment than actually enjoying the game. Definitely not doing that again lol

[Elephanthajsnen]

You get the vibe really well dude! Respect. Many spectators attend every Sunday, so repeating the same chants synchronisation comes naturally.

[jurgenkersjes]

You also must see American vs European Basketball fans.

[DAZ]

This is the second video from your content that I'm watching and I love it! I'm from Germany, so sorry for my english skills. The first video was the German beer tasting. You're so open to learn about other cultures in such a friendly way! The Abo/bell is activated! Go ahead like this bro! Best regards from Berlin