In college basketball in America, they storm the court all the time

How can u be proud of this, this is disaster in the making. As you can see, emotions take over in games, (for players and fans), when something like these happen theres always something bad that can happen. Americans are hard-core fans of sports but more civilized. Id rather go to a sporting event and leave in one piece. How many stories have we heard of some1 dying or getting murdered in a sporting event in europe?! No thanks. I think we've learned from the past, no one wants another malice at the palace.

Americans fans are lazy. they couldn't sing and jump for 2 hours straight

that's my club Olympiacos :D

Read your bible! (KJV, preferably) ❤️

Especially the Balkans

Yeah we even menage to be louder with fewer fans ...

NBA is dead compares to American college games too

@@derionone you're still not cool. That's crazyyy

@@Khan-_-Art1st ofc im not cool im fire

Olumpiako s

We be opening smokes and shit on the school games like the nba ain't shit

Serbia too

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big facts man. and it's not just one sport. if your country competes in any other sport, especially football and handball, you fucking watch every single match and give your heart and tears and even if they lose you still do the same every year. it's a lifestyle, a passion. literally goes through our veins.

could this be because more people have free time in europe?

@@hixta nothing to do with that. And some europeans dont have more free time

​@@hixta 😂it's more like europe has actual history

​@@hixta i'd say it's the opposite since an Nba game lasts double of the time compared to european basketball games 🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's all about culture. American sport franchises have always been fully private owned and were made for entertainment, on the other hand sports in Europe developed either as a form of association and comradery or as a political tool. A famous example is the Glasgow rivalry between Celtic and Rangers, so called "Old Firm". Celtic was founded by a catholic priest of irish descent and it represents the catholic and anti unionist sentiment, while Rangers represents protestants and the unionist sentiment. But similar examples can be found outside of Europe too, especially southern america. Only in the US and Canada the sport culture is completely different..

Gonna be a bunch of flopping.

If he was in greece and saw that he would just die immidiately..or cyprus ofc

He would fall asleep because of how $ucking boring it is

@@dababy1234 FACTS……

@@dababy1234 literally the most exciting non combat sport in the world lmao

@@bengilman5188 he could speak in his own language. He chose to do it in yours so that you could understand him. You know very well what he told you. Now go get your hotdog 🌭

@@bengilman5188 Ενταξει παλικαρι μου, ότι πεις! Να σαι καλά καλή συνέχεια!

Right because lighting a firework in the middle of a game is sooo cool. What losers. ..

Love from Belgrade for red & white brothers 💪

That's the difference you'll are fans we are supporters 👏 😀

They should..

bro if someone killed a ref in the us, they would get a life sentence for first degree murder

@@samuelpendon3197 , .

@@samuelpendon3197 They're probably gonna call it a terror act😅

@@bulletsupremo1676 that’s because nba arena are worth billions while euro league are built like d2 college

Did the Mavs make the Finals?

@@digitallhm8160 Doenst he have one of the best ppg in the playoffs ? He didn’t say the mavs he said Luka, and yes Luka doesn’t get faded by your sound effects in America y’all arenas look like an amusement park in Europe, Childs play 🤣

@@user-fj9gg5jx5z and more than half the players wouldn’t be a able to start or have bench spots for most NBA teams. Euro crowd is better but US players will always dominate, easil

@@fried_riceee star players ? Sure. Role players and bench players ? I would challenge those guys to play in Europe, I bet you that the discrepancy wouldn’t be much if any. You guys are very proud to be basketball’s main event but what really makes the NBA are the Afro Americans with the crazy athleticism, other than that coaches and players are very more alike than you think. Of course the lebrons, Giannis, Durants of the world are incredible in any league, but put the others in the EU scene and they wouldn’t be different players but if you don’t watch both leagues any critic you have on this I will assume it’s either media driven (has you Americans love) or it’s the stigma that Americans have that the real basketball is played in America, yea right, keep assuming you’re the top of the food chain gringos 🤣

@@user-fj9gg5jx5z You literally have a rule where you can stay under the paint for as long as you can which makes defense so much easier. Weak, not as good as US

you mean basketball euroleague?

one season? Man, they wouldn't last a complete game

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​@@otaviofrn_advtrue 🤣🤣

This a burner KD? 😭

@@540jade 😭😭😭

True , he doesn't deserve what American fans say about him .

No

​@@nachin731 greece,serbia, turkey,rst of the balkans and maybe italians have the best fans in the world

​@@nachin731yes

Id rather have people chanting than risking a stadium fire because you're culture is so dumb they don't know how it works.

most of us just chant and cheer and celebrate after a a goal and the w just like Americans the harmless stuff but things like how England fans acted in last years euro Cup is something that cannot be excused for pride and it doesnt only happen in Europe its an issue everywhere

@Mike Bizanis Off course 90% of European are more passionate than Americans when it comes to their team. Most of Europeans support their city's team. Americans support their state team. The fact that the NBA has only 30 teams to root for tells you a lot. In my country (only 10M and way smaller than the US) we have like 20 teams on football 1st division and most of them have a lot of other sports, and we support any team of any sport just because they are from our city. And I'm just mentioning 1st division. Then it really depends on the identity of the city itself/country if they are louder, crazier or whatever. I recon that people from the balkans (Turkey, Greece, Croatia, Serbia, etc) are a little bit more crazy but comparing the way europeans look their teams vs Americans? Not even close. In America it's like a show, it's like going to the zoo watching lions and zebras perform. PS: Americans meaning US/Canada. South Americans are just like Europeans when it comes to sports, they have the passion.

@@Jollofmuncher2000 we can act how we want at the euros be quiet man, sorry that you Italians paid off our manager

@@phantom8699 no nothing excuses public physical fights and racism/xenophobia over a game. there isn't another way you could describe England fans last year other then words that are synonyms to poorly behaved. there's a difference between just being passionate and showing the worst of human beings. thinking you can act this way is why football fans or Europeans as a whole have such a bad rep when it comes to sports. You are part of the problem

Don't take pride being American? Literally almost every house has American flag and they are most nationalistic idiots people.

I know I’m a year late, but the best way to describe it is passion (Europe) vs marketing (USA). Here in the states most fans show up casually for entertainment because of how stupid expensive tickets are - the majority of those in amercian crowds are just random business men and women who have plenty of money to spend. You’ll also never find ultras in the United States (other than a few MLS teams) because those casual fans would tell you to shut up and just watch the game. The only time you’ll find the majority of diehard fans in the stands is during playoffs. Unless you’re team is one of the best or the best in any given year, you’ll always find empty seats because for a lot of us, we are better off going to work rather than spending half if not all of our paychecks on a single game.

@@ogKoral agree, also college crowd are more lively, simply because its more affordable

Everything is way short of perfect in North America. People are dead ,they just don't know it.

We will keep our all stars. Keep you average basketball players lmaooo we real hoopers. Y’all ain’t. Simple.

​@@CK2000_ you can't even speak english

@@tomasz-yd7vx was that suppose to be an insult??

​​@@CK2000_ y'all soft we would eat y'all alive in Europe 🤣 Ultras don't play around

@@showtimeblc oooo shiver me Timbers. I’m soooo frightened. Move around lil bro 😂😂 you so tough aren’t you??? Weird ass dude. The NBA will remain to be the best league in the world. Team USA has more gold medals than you country combined. 🫡

😂😂😂👍

Σκέψου buzzer beater του Ολυμπιακού στο σεφ και του Παναθηναϊκού στο ΟΑΚΑ που κρίνει ευρολιγκα

Yeah misdemeanor+felony charges are kinda frowned upon in the U.S.

Lol do you think this is allowed in Europe? People just do it because our whole society isn't sanitized to the point nobody has a personality outside of their political beliefs

It's not like europe has no laws

for most foreigners the NBA in terms of its fanbase looks more like a huge family friendly entertainment show with an actual basketball game thrown in the mix

@@hellyeahdude if they actually have misdemeanors or felonies for lighting those flares on a regular basis, they wouldn't be lighting them. Not to mention our cops here are kind of assholes that have guns.

What word is he supposed to say? Obviously english isn’t their first language

@@alleniverson397 1.) Storming the court 2.) Donovan will never play for Miami

@@donjon1179 seeing that English probably isn't his 1st, 2nd, or even 3rd language he gets a pass. Americans don't even speak English perfectly and want someone who speaks multiple languages to speak English better than they do😆

@@babyshaq6455 y’all think every time we correct someone on American English we’re mean but it’s literally what anyone else would do if it was the other way around because that’s how you teach each other’s culture … you don’t just let people do whatever tf they want because a words meaning in one culture/language could be taken completely out of context in another and be considered offensive, hurtful, or confusing. Therefore to “give them a pass” is actually deceitful and letting the person continue improper habits that someone else could get angry at them for, but please continue to expose yourself.

@@donjon1179 expose myself? Jeeez...smh. Showing off why ppl call Americans stupid. Pointing out somebody speaking more languages than uppity Americans isn't giving anyone a "pass". The audience knew exactly what he was saying. It's not like a person from the Midwest talking to somebody from the south asking for a "pop".

i mean yeah i definetly dont support ultras that dont even like basketball they come here controlled by the country and make other people feel important. idk abt greece but in serbia they all about drugs theres a few people that actually like the clubs. anyways i changed the subject dont come to heated games with something controversial pn your shirt

Imagine south america,

Yeah well , they should have known better

@@nachin731 it depends of the place and the game. And the zone of the stadium/arena you're in. Greece is really tough, there are whole neighbourhoods for one team or another. If the don't realize you are a foreigner and you're in a hood using the shirt of a rival, RUN

No Greek person with sense will tell you that. Our hooligans are essentially destroying the sport for a long time now and everyone knows it. Teams are like gangs here. It’s a whole different culture from what you used to.

Not breaking s*** and not setting fires means they have no passion or emotion? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@klumsyninja9073 we don’t break things or start fires it’s called real fans Americans just sit there chant the same thing it’s boring I like some of the American sports just the fans let the teams down plus your official shirts for the teams are ridiculously expensive

@@tashsavage6582 . Rather be boring than jumping up and down and screaming like a child for people I've never met

@@klumsyninja9073 oh that’s called passion not sure you guys have heard of it instead of being robots at games being told what to chant and do nothing

@@tashsavage6582 passion for people you never met? Or passion for some rich dude making money off of the ticket you just bought LOL And imagine being an adult and telling another adult that they're not passionate because they don't get as irate as you do. And literally doesn't make sense.

Well, it's pretty common for european clubs to have both football and basketball teams.

Excatly , im from balkan here fans dont come to watch sports but to fight and burn torches You have to be insane to bring your kids to these matches , while in NBA you dont worry about that stuff

Big facts, u rarely even see dunks

@@urosuros2072 yes because what fking American can afford to take their kids to an NBA game anyway

Oxi kala to eipe gia oles tis eurwpaikes uparxoun kaluteres eksedres ap tou olumpiakou sto basket

@@squadin4621 Το ΣΕΦ απο μονο του αδικειται σαν εδρα, πολυ μακρια οι κερκιδες απο το παρκε και σχετικα μικρη χωρητικοτητα για τον κοσμο που θα μπορουσε ανετα να ειναι 16-17 χιλιαδες σε τετοια ματς αντι για 12. Ακομα και ετσι ομως, αντε το Γιαντ Ελιαου και η Ζαλγκιριο Αρενα να ειναι πιο δυναμικες.

Hey hey, don't forget Red Star (Crvena Zvezda) from Serbia

@@dusanmilosevic8316 my bad, of course Red star is included

@@nikosmanidakis6444 hell yeah brother

Naaaa NFL and NBA are amazing to be a fan.

@@bryanbonilla9417 yea bro Europeans act like Americans just watch sports. We love them. Sure, we aren’t as crazy but still

Plus you guys act like it weird that we only cheer when something good happens in a game. We take pride in sports to. Europeans are like yOu dOnT lIgT fLaReS iN yOuR sTaDiUmS????

@@bodinhanson780 Ok.

@@bryanbonilla9417 amazing to be a fan, but the fan atmosphere. Not as much emotional investment from fans.

Come on panathinaikos fans are worse in basketball but better in football admit that

@@johnath9125 they are good in both football and basketball even in volley the GREEKS we are crazy

@@johnath9125 are you crazy???

Eh we all know that guy. 😅

There is also protocol in europe but fans dont care they cant punish 10k ppl so if they all do they wont get on trouble.u really think that theres no protocol in europe

@@teo4171 eu is a third world country of course they dont got the amount of security that they do in the states.

That showcases how sensitive and weak will has the USA people, who are basically barely allowed to go actual crazy even in celebration...to much control and shit.

@@teo4171 well clearly it doesn’t work as well as it does in the Nba.

@@TheRingu. Doesn't explain the fact that US fans crownd is dead

they dont

they dont tho lmao

It’s more like 8k fans, there’s arenas are small af in Europe

@@Johenz That arena in the video has a capacity of 15 thousand+

That was after the game lmao. It was a cause for celebration

In Belgrade it's the same. In Istanbul Is the same. In Rome it's the same but only for football.

Did you saw south american fans? Even europe looks smaller

​@@nachin731 not even close 🤣

Exactly or if I run onto the court or multiple people do we’ll get tackled by security

You cant light flares? Fucking boring lol

@@aeris_rl but if half the stadium or even a quarter decide to invade ain’t shit security or police can do about it but there ain’t that type of unity here

The point he's making isn't necessarily specifically about storming the pitch, or damaging property. It's about atmosphere, and the fact that NBA games barely have any.

@@TheMightyHams sounds like you haven't been to an NBA game in the northeast

Supposedly back I think 1910 or something they had to put up cages to stop the fans from hurting and grabbing the other team mas them up

@@captainblastemsson5382 in the 1980s in england they always sent the away fans onto the pitch waited for the home fans to leave and then be allowed to leave

people went nuts when the Blue Jays fans threw bottles and popcorn buckets in the field after Bautista's HR in the ALDS

I've never met a woman or child scared of going to sports games and I'm from the country that invented hooligans

@@samuelpinder1215 wait which country is that?

@@zeothesnowwolf2937 the uk invented hooliganism back in the 70s maybe late 60s

Fr 💀 I thought people had a brain when discussing about this and realize the consequences when doing these actions

They aren't fires they are flares

Nah

yall should see the mexican soccer/football crowds

That's really only professional level. Look at College and that's where the true passion is

Fr they think its a flex to "invade a the court" they think they are tuff but in reality NBA fans could do that but there is something called being civil and smart

He was attending both games.

Yes of course oly fans are also know to hide behind the curtains

@@firecrackers3042 Elaborate

@@user-do7iu4xo1q e

No the NBA has fans who sit. Europe has supporters we support the team

Thats not that impressive

European litteraly made you, you got civilized by europeans and now you say that americans are more civilized than europeans lol. I can bet your grandparents were irish or italian.. And talking about civilization, i know a restaurant in my city thats older than your whole nation.

You mean are sheeps

the murder of george floyd is a prime example of the american civilised people, isn’t it?

Americans? Civilized? Lmaoooo

all game

The chants and emotion are still terrible, though.

like the nba could stop thousands of passionate fans invading the pitch 😂

While not as higly paid athetes as the nba euroleague players still get payed a shit ton so your arguement is invalid if the team could stop that from happening they would but the passion and overall craziness of the fans cannot be stopped here and that is a cultural difference same thing will happen if greece wins the olympics lets say but if the us wins i dont think anyone will rush in the court to celebrate

Europeans are fans americans are just spectators thats the difference bassicaly

@@unknowntincan1408 bro they are storming the court and burning s***. It's not cuz you're a fan, you just crazy and want to do that s***. And to say Americans aren't fans because they don't light fires is amazing to me that your logic can put that together

😂😂😂 Durant makes almost half of what that team is worth, over the next 4 years he’ll make almost double that teams value. Y’all can have Quin Cook

That was one isolated incident that basically ruined the game. In contrast people literally die and get stepped based on the club they cheer for. I'm not saying that's a good thing, but there's really no comparison...

All you can see is the players hugging and celebrating with the fans man. No one cares about bad security

@@user-eo6hk4ev5c yeah you are not allowed to do that in nba

​@@dhruv_3o Tell me how the fuck 50 people can stop 10.000 storming into the court?

We gotta act retarded in order to be fans apparently

You must have no idea what watching live sports in europe feels like lol

Your ignorance is bliss. Don't bother looking into why things happen the way they do just comment on them. Too busy counting how many kids you shot in school i guess

Your fans are soft

What's wrong with celebrating after the game and showing a bit of passion? You don't get that in american sports. And they're not actual fires, just flares. They aren't breaking anything or hurting anyone.

Not the point. talk about the crownd .

The last 4 nba mvps have been won by europeans.

@@SOMEONE-cd9wf the last 4 dpoy except this year too.

scare ? Y'all soft

@@leg_splayer5405 scared? Last time I checked Even though America don’t have this craziness, we still the best when it comes to basketball.

@@whiptheseMonkeys Talk about the crownd . Not basketball . Basketball isn't the major sport in europe but fan are real .

@@whiptheseMonkeys that’s a totally different argument. They are discussing how much more emotional the fans are compared to American fans.

@@danielalvarez3499 and that's a good thing? A team winning a game forces you to completley lose your s*** and storm a whole bunch of strangers and burn s*** in YOUR OWN ARENA!?

Not surprising. America gets alot of hate for racism and shit, but somehow these european countries (who have been doing this shit alot longer and on a bigger scale) get a pass.

I never seen stuff like this in the NBA before 2004 and I´ve been watching games since the 90s jordan days. Those incidents have nothing to do with the NBA crowds being dead compared to other parts of the World. It´s the way it has always been.

It’s not fire it’s flairs

@@ghostirq and flares are on fire. Is this what european education looks like? God damn

@@zm1651 Your slow and you’re assuming things. He made it sound like they were destroying the place by putting it on fire. I was just clarifying that part

@@ghostirq i'm slow, yet you were factually wrong in your clarification. You LIGHT a FLARE, and a FLARE is on FIRE. Therefore, they are LIGHTING FIRES. A+ for effort though

Yes it's "cool". We would die for our teams. Our teams mean everything. It's your neighborhood, your friends,your family,your whole life. You can't understand that in the USA. You have no passion in your lives , not only for sports but for anything

There are kids in Europe too they just are used to this kind of support because of the ultras subculture which is spread in all of Europe. We just have different views about sports compared to americans.

ΠΑΝΑΘΗΝΑΙΚΟΣ!!!

Y'all soft .

@@leg_splayer5405 Eh no

@@zeothesnowwolf2937 Compare to eu , you are . Not an insult , just an observation.

@@leg_splayer5405 Shy away from the pro stuff and look at College

@@zeothesnowwolf2937 Love college energy. And the fact that is more intense is a problem .

They made a doc about it on Netflix, we could make an entire series with 700ep about shit like that in Europe 🤣 they are soft

Its better than you get shoot on the street like a Dog.