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Gotta do a Damian Lillard reaction, he had two series winning buzzer beaters here and has no shortage of clutch moments and incredible shots

15:11 not only is it a Florida derby, it's a conference rival -- they play every year -- but usually neither team was that good. In fact this was their final game of the regular season -- they had to cancel another game to reschedule this one due to a hurricane -- and they were undefeated at 11-0, completing a particularly remarkable turnaround from two seasons prior when they went 0-12!

7:32 the Music City Miracle! 9:18 the Super Bowl where the Patriots want 18-1 13:53 Minnesota Miracle! 15:18 RIP Damarius Thomas!

Kansas City Chiefs still hold the record for the loudest outdoor stadium in the world at 142.2 decibels.

Bruins vs leafs game 7 reaction is a must. Very loud ending.

Currently the Guiness World Record for loudest indoor crowd roar goes to Allen Fieldhouse, which is home court for University of Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball team. The record was set at 130.4 dbs. Which is equal to jet taking off or a gun fired at close range. It wasn't set during a specific moment/play during a game, but I believe it was set right before tipoff or at the start of the second half. The stadium holds 16,300 people.

Just a note, one has to take into account the difference of venue these reactions are taking place in; number of fans, enclosed arena/open roof stadium, etc. If you've never been to a college football game in a stadium that seats 100,000+ fans, I would suggest everyone do it at least once. Tennessee and Michigan are two that come to mind. That said, any SEC conference game that major rivals are playing is a thing of beauty. The sights and SOUNDS are amazingly over the top and VERY LOUD!!!! It's an experience you won't soon forget.

11:05 Larry Fitzgerald, 15:15 Demaryis Thomas 17:30 Julio Jones These are some notable nfl receivers. Julio and Larry would be cool for you to react to. Both were some of the best receivers throughout the 2000s and 2010s. Julio with freak genetics and great ball skills. Larry was a ball boy as a teen and became of the most reliable nfl receivers to ever do it. And rip demaryis thomas, also a very good receiver for the Broncos.

07:48 That right there #9 is Steve McNair. Yall have to check him out. The guy was an absolute legend

Much love fellas. Glad you guys are seeing success and having fun with the channel!

Sweet!! The fact you guys know the back stories on a lot of these moments is impressive. ♣ Also your patreon exclusive are exceptional. I watch the Money Ball reaction with my cousin and we had a great time. I hope you guys will continue to do movies. You both added a lot of great observations and insights due to you being new to baseball. You guys bring aspects of the British culture in your perspectives that add to my viewing experience in a meaningful way. I love to see the contrast in your viewpoints when compared to ours how we both relate to sports. Personally, I view every sporting event as though I am the actual participant, so I tend to prefer sports that I have a lot of experience playing ie,,, baseball, basketball, football (American), tennis and track & field. I find it difficult to watch sports that I haven't played because I cannot relate to what the players are experiencing physically and emotionally. I remember hitting a game winning shot in a pick up game with nobody watching at my local YMCA and felt on top of the world. And remember it until this day 35+ years later. Can't imagine what it must feel like for a 19 year old college kid to win a National Championship for his school that'll be remember and celebrated forever. Last week the Dodger had a celebration to honor Fernando Valenzuela who is the same age as me (62) and the fans went wild when he came out to wave to the crowd. He was one of the Dodgers greatest pitchers back in the 80's and is still revered in LA. The team seems to honor him every year in some way and even young Dodger fans know who he is. The fact that teams continue to honor these titans of sports often erecting statues or naming streets and buildings in their cities after them is a testament to the cultural importance of sports to Americans. Congratulation on the channel Nick and Damo. You guys are really doing a fantastic job here with this community. ♥

How Robert Horry's 3 in 2002 is always forgotten will always be a mystery to me....Staples Center was so loud, you couldn't even hear Marv Albert's commentary after the shot went in.

The Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs stadiums are both built to take advantage of sound levels. Also, the old Denver Broncos stadium was built this way. All of the old domed stadiums used to be known for crazy loud crowd noise. During the 1991 World Series, in Minneapolis was monitored for decibel levels. Many times they reached the level of a 747 airplane. Most NFL stadiums have monitors in them now. The loudest crowd noise went back n forth between the Chiefs and Seahawks for a few seasons. I'm not sure who has the current title.

The person who made the compilation video might not know the joys of Hockey. Unfortunately it’s common here in the states …

Ottawa Senators vs Philadelphia Flyers March 5 2004.... aka "The Brawl". Final 2 mins of the game, 419 penalty minutes, 2 records set and a rule created as a result. I'd recommend the [Vintage] 14:52 version, even with the 2004 quality. The announcers had a blast.

That OKC playoff atmosphere is wild. I envy it as a fan of a team in a big city with a home crowd that’s fairly tame. Handful of NBA arenas are unmatched in the postseason. Okc, Utah, Sacramento, seems like the small market one-sport teams see this kinda environment.

This video definitely neglects hockey. In my opinion, hockey actually has some of the best crowd reactions. The Hurricanes stadium, PNC arena, was designed to be as loud as possible by stacking the decks as steep as possible. They knew that being in North Carolina (a state that had little exposure to hockey before the Canes), the crowds might be smaller (now we have a top 3 attendance). During the playoffs it’s insane, and has been given the nickname “the loudest house in the NHL.”

I won the Bautista bat flip game tickets at work. I took my 78 year Dad. What a blast.

Always nice to see the Music City Miracle.

Check out the Allen Field House reaction when Thomas Robinson blocks Mizzou's shot to send the game to overtime in 2012 (KU vs. Missouri)

9:17 and the play two before that one are the best two moments in my life with regard to sports. When Eli Manning took the Giants down the field in the Super Bowl to make the perfect Patriots 18-1, winning their third Lombardi Trophy. I wish some of these clips gave you guys the context so you know how important each play was - that Super Bowl (42) and entire season deserves a deep rewind, I wonder if SB has done one yet?

Kansas city’s stadium arrowhead holds the Guinness world record for loudest stadium in the world at 142.2 decibels.

I'm impressed that you guys are able to quickly and accurately diagnose the built in biases of many of these compilation videos.

Loudest fans in the country are in the central region! Kansas City Chiefs have the world record for loudest outdoor stadium and then less then an hour west in Lawrence, Kansas the University of Kansas basketball arena has the record for loudest indoor stadium in the world.

It's a sad fact that you two Brits know/appreciate hockey a LOT more than most Americans Source: I am a NHL fan, amongst other sports

Not only are the sound settings different, but indoor sports will always sound louder

As a hockey fan, it is the fourth most popular sport in America! The MLS is making a move with Messi this yr!

You we’re right about UCF vs USF, it’s the War on I-4, the schools are big rivals and that year both were very good. Heartbreaking ending as a freshman USF Bull at the time

I needed some Stefon Diggs. Thanks, gentlemen. My favorite indoor arena for noise is Cameron Indoor Stadium, home to men's and women's basketball at Duke University. It's especially loud for men's games against the University of North Carolina, only nine miles away. And to see crowd noise up close and personal, see Chris Chambliss's home run that clinched the 1976 American League Championship Series for the Yankees.

Funny thing about the auburn Alabama field goal return game. Nick Saban argued and got 1 second back on the clock with the guy just stepping out in time before it hit triple 0s and then that was the result of it on the next play

Ayyyy congrats on 27k!!! 🎊 🎉

This list will be automatically disqualified if not every one of the 4 sports franchises in Philly isn’t represented. 🤷‍♀️ **Hope you two are doing great!! ❤️

The unfortunate thing about hockey is that it’s hard to capture the full atmosphere of the arena. It’s my favorite sport, but the product on TV might not even be half as good as the product in person. You also have to deal with motion blur while watching hockey on tv, and it makes it considerably harder to track the puck. The one piece of advice I have for this is to watch the players rather than the puck.

I don't know if they're still up and around, but there used to be two phone camera footage videos of the Delmon Young 3 run go ahead double. One was a compilation of ones taken inside the crowd, and another from a hotel balcony or something looking down on the park from about 500 yards away. That one you can really get a sense of how loud that place got. You can't really see the action that well from that distance, but you sure as hell hear that crowd ramp up and up and up again as the play unfolded.

I was there for the Seattle/GB game. What a miserable start, but wow was it a party at the end.

In the Tennessee Titans td that that Kevin Dyson caught, he was a Wide receiver. Its called the music city miracle. The WR hadnt practice the play because he wasnt on special teams and a few others got hurt so he was the next up. You really need to check out the music city miracle

I was at the colts game and it was the loudest environment I’ve ever been a part of.

I was surprised to see that the loudest sport moment I've ever witnessed in person made it to this video - it was Game 2 of the MLB ALDS in 2014, Orioles v Tigers, bottom of the 8th, the Orioles down by 2 runs but were coming back, had the bases loaded, Delmon Young came up with the crowd already quite loud - and there was no time for us to quiet down, as he just smoked the first pitch. What struck me about it at the time is how the crowd noise ratcheted upwards from there. Louder when he makes contact, louder still when the ball hits the ground, louder still when it goes all the way to the wall...and then it really cranks up when the runner from first scores and they take the lead! Utter pandemonium! They went on to win that series. A fun year. (Sadly, Delmon Young was cut the next year and apparently spiraled downward from there. He'd already had a history of anger and alcohol issues including at least one arrest before the Orioles signed him so they were already taking a chance on him. I hope over the years he's gotten the help he needed. He sure brought a lot of joy that night.)

Hockey gets overlooked a lot in America. Some of the loudest and craziest atmospheres are hockey moments, but they will never be in any of these videos. You'll have to find one that is hockey specific because many of the people who put these compilations together don't count hockey in their sports watching fandom.

Kick Six wasn’t the loudest Auburns stadium ever got. That was during the 2006 Auburn Florida game. Crazy to me how the games that registered as earthquakes aren’t on here. Neither the “Earthquake Game” (1988 Auburn at LSU) or the “Beast Quake” are on here.

On an unrelated note, look for video of the Monday Night Football game between the Patriots and Dolphins on December 8, 1980. Late in the fourth quarter, announcer Howard Cosell announced to America some shocking and awful news.

For context on that 2nd clip, Indiana had been struggling for so long, it was like if Everton scored a winner in the 96th minute against City. Kentucky was also a huge rival, but i couldn't use Liverpool as an example because they aren't that good ;)

I would love to see a reaction to the oklahoma city thunder drafting 3 mvps and not winning a championship its a great video and keep up the content best reaction channel out there👍💯

Your version of the Cubs, Leicester CIty won in 2016. It was a sign.

Man I love your vids, glad I found you guys!

My comments: 1. You need to take these loudest reaction vids w/ a grain of salt. The quality of these clips varies wildly + the maker included road winner games that would never qualify as the loudest. You just have to be there. I've been fortunate enough to see a buzzer beater @ home personally. It's awesome. 2. Not only did they not include hockey they didn't include soccer either. If you're a Man City fan I'd be upset. 3. As some1 who grew up in Phoenix, it was a pleasure to see the Larry Fitzgerald hilites. Rarely have the Arizona Cardinals had playoff winning moments. Naturally I wasn't happy about seeing Kobe beat my Suns for the umpteenth time, but I'm comforted in knowing Phoenix came back from the 3-1 deficit he created. 4. I live in Portland now, so it's bittersweet seeing both of Damian Lillard's series winning shots. Hopefully he'll change his mind, cancel his trade request & stay here.

Seahawks, Chiefs, and Saints have the loudest roars I've heard.

Great reaction. They missed the Beast quake

The hail marry by Tennessee against Georgia was the last time the Vols beat my Dawgs. That was 6 or 7 years ago. UGA the next year proceeded to hand Tennessee their worst home loss in program history. The score was 41-0

I was waiting for Iowa over Michigan, 75,000 people have never made that much noise.

Not 1 clip from the loudest stadium in collegiate football at Husky Stadium in Seattle during the prime years of the late 1980s to mid 1990s. It still holds the record as the third loudest stadium & crowd in the world. Considering that Husky fans are Seahawks fans since the Kingdome era. Loudness is truly in the sports culture in Seattle that no other area in the nation can claim.

The infamous Damo kiss of death. Should have been a mob boss.

Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City Chiefs. 76,416) holds the record for the loudest outdoor stadium crowd roar. Allen Fieldhouse (University of Kansas Men's Basketball, 16,300) holds the record for the loudest indoor arena crowd roar. I still think the 2014 AL Wildcard Game at Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City Royals, 37,903) is the loudest crowd I've ever heard.

The two highlights featuring Packers v Seahawks were a NFC championship game.

You gotta watch the sideline cam of the Minneapolis Miracle, it’s crazy loud

We were robbed of a couple of these moments during Covid time no doubt but Taron Johnson’s pick 6 in the bills/ ravens playoff game would be up there no doubt

Notice there's no Hockey in this video - so I suggest the video called, "Every NHL Team's Loudest Moment". It's worth it!

y'all should definitely watch the rest of the parts

13:49 there’s no way this is the first time they’ve come across the Minneapolis miracle is it

Ishikawa hit that to walk it off to the World Series for context

Love it guys!

LSU football has literally caused the seismograph to detect on multiple occasions

Easy Peasy! Cool Vid! 👍💪

Any Loudest Crowd Reactions EVER video that doesn’t include the infamous Earthquake game between LSU and Auburn is weak sauce. I was on the opposite side of the stadium from where the reception was made and the students section, and the stadium quite literally shook because the eruption was so loud. I will never forget the electricity in that place when that happened.

you should definitely check out arrowhead stadium. Its the loudest stadium on the planet at 142.2 decibels which is louder than a jet engine and is the home of the Kansas City Chiefs (my home team).

When the Cubs won the WS it was at Cleveland Imagine how loud it would have been if it was in Chicago.

LSU 1988/ Tom Hodson to Eddie Fuller - we felt it in NEW YORK! May have been the gamblers who bet The Tigers, but WHO CARES?!?

Best thing about crowd reaction videos is that we don't have to see highlights from 2020--- the year of worldwide lunacy.

15:57 The most famous play in college football, and honestly it might beat out the Immaculate Reception for most famous play in football period.

Just an FYI for you guys, the New York TD at around 9:40 showed a guy clapping madly in a private box. That was Peyton Manning clapping for his brother Eli.

gotta watch best crowd silencers next

As a saints fan up never get over the Minnesota miracle or beast quake.

11:02 I was at that game, that was the first play in overtime after Aaron Rodgers threw a game-tying hail mary touchdown to Jeff Janis.

Hope you guys eventually are able to catch an NFL game! Would be awesome to see a video about it too

Definitely biased but 2005 Duke vs UNC go ahead bucket had the entire stadium erupting and Aaron Boone's walk off home run to send the Yankees to world series in 2003 was nuts

I was at a Detroit Lions game was so loud the refs announced they were going to penalize the Detroit Lions if the fans didn't quiet down. It was the game Barry Sanders broke the single season 2,000-yard rushing mark.

Like I said in the comments of your 85 Bears video, the crowd was so loud that they had to stop the game multiple times that night against the Dolphins.

you should check out The World's GREATEST Damian Lillard Highlight Reel. Unfortunately he plays for a very small market team so doesn't get a lot of press but may be the best shooter in the History of the NBA along with Curry. He had 71 points in a game recently.

Please watch a NASCAR crashes compilation sometime!

This is missing the legendary Steve Gleason blocked punt. The Superdome was so loud you could almost feel it through the TV. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNF5mc-i2c63hqs.html

I look at this way, first, if the camera is not shaking at a stadium it is not that loud. Two for whatever reason this clipper really focused on basketball, and hockey was not found until the second video. Reality is closed roof stadiums are generally louder, even with more people in the open air ones. I think if you are going to have loudest crowd reactions you need to make sure they are loud (that Super Bowl TD was not) and that the sound is level across all videos. But whatever they did like four of them eventually.

I ❤ sports.

colts play in a dome its extremely loud

notre dame is playing navy in dublin aug 26th ...... college football.

In Any sports history, not just America

Not a single hockey video unreal

At 10:40, you say a win over Alabama is always big.... This was National Championship game, so a little bigger than just a win over Alabama.

Let’s gooooooooo

obligatory mention of the colts pumping in crowd noise over the PA system

GO VOLS!!

Showing the Cubs World Series win in CLEVELAND doesn't make sense.

Lol what was that cubs world series one. It was in cleveland... clearly not one of the loudest sports moments

Hockey just isn’t as big a sport in the US so it often is not included in this sort of video.

Hey, you guys should react to the best baseball closer entrances! That would be awesome.

Keep up the humor guys!! Right in your bag per usual haha (vacuum humor in particular). I would agree that this was a rather subjective vid but all things considered a lot of great playoff environment moments. Look at you - calling out all of the moments you’ve already seen. You guys are pros now!! 🥲 Imo any “playoff” type environment or rivalry with playoff implications on the line always takes the cake. Surprised we didn’t see Michigan vs. OSU or more college football in general. My guess on why we didn’t see more hockey is that usually hockey stadiums are smaller capacity 20k-30k while football holds much more 70k+ and baseball is usually in the middle. That would be more a general statement though - hockey fans are PASSIONATE lol and a playoff hockey environment can make an opposing fan loosen their bowels. An interesting video idea for you guys to try would be crowd silencing moments….equally if not more satisfying as you’re usually on the road. @D - no worries, Ford Field is going to be as louder than 500k dead kneecaps clattering together 🦁👑🟦 #OnePride

On the subject of crazy reactions, you should here Gus Johnson the commentator. "The Most Exciting Voice in Sports - Gus Johnson Best Calls of All Time" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r7B6o7OHvJnblWQ.html&ab_channel=RSHighlights And I'd also add his call on one play that happened after that video was made that would definitely be in it because it was amazing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLKUnLl-2b2UnXk.html&ab_channel=BleacherReport

Be fun for you to react to every named play in NFL history.

The Cubs world series win was hands down, the best. Not just because I'm a Cubs fan and waited 40 years for it 😉, but that crowd reaction was epic considering the fact that it was a ROAD game.

Have you lads ever seen the craziest 9 seconds in NBA history? Reggie Miller scored 8 pts in the last 9 seconds of a game, to pull out the win.