its about passion , pure passion , from father to son .....for decades

same in the US for college once one of your parents or siblings goes to a college you support that team forever

⁠@@sheasegui7 it is not the same 😂😂

crvena zvezda vs partizan Belgrad is war 😂😂 💥💥💥

We are proud to be Part of Smth that is older than our grandparents. It isnt only a club, it is a lifestyle and smth like a self identification. Or to say it in the words of my club: „Schalke we are living u.“

Actually italians made it look popular during 2006 world cup

Dont remember giving a fucc 🤡🤓🤓

It has been sang by us European football fans since the song came out. Not played over speakers, adopted and sang by fans.

LILIAC did the best cover of that song I've ever heard, i actually like it better than the original. That voice!! Geesh

​@bcfcbennjy99 literally an American band lol

Warriors ? They look more like convicts, with shaved heads, full of tattoos and scars.

​@@DAVID-ut7fgexactly. Warriors

Its called FOOTBALL

@@christianlenik5307cope

@@davejohann8256 American handegg

Go blue

I was going to say all of these things as well. We had the towels and called them "Growl Towls" (towels) because of our mascot being a bulldog. Fires under overhangs????? Some of that stuff should be taken back out to the tailgating.

"Seminoles" were not the original tribe in Florida. The name was created later to encompass a group that already had more recently arrived Muscogee (Creek) people from primarily Georgia than the original tribes. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_of_Florida

U of M vs Notre Dame got 115k people in 2013

Ofc it was by eagle fans

Va Tech?

K-State Wildcats

As a German neighbour of yours (Quite literally), I disagree. It's emotional investment, not war culture.

@@Fuerwahrhalunke I disagree with your disagreement, just take a look at the balkans, everyone got a reason to hate each other for one thing or another and football is the best way to channel it without actual war.

​@@theseeker3073 ok...it's bad, but not that bad🤔

@@theseeker3073i am also german and let me say it depends on the country, specially the type of control the local government enforces. In many country’s the stadium is the only place to speak your mind against the oppression, police violence and corruption. There are way more politics involved, correct me if I am wrong but I think parts of Balkan are also in described spot. But Germany and other Top League countries mainly speak that critically against the football federations ran by their country or the UEFA. Just in some cases are their political problems involved. I, as already said, am German and do not think anyone here can judge the way these people feel in this 90mins. Not much time to let the public hear the opinion of a country.

@@OK-hr1dk Maybe there in the west it’s just police violence and stuff like that, over here it’s ultranationalism, chauvinism, xenophobia, and a bit of fascism sprinkled in there for good measure. Our governments are corrupt af, that’s a fact when a highway takes 30 years to be built (and breaks down half a year after it, because guess what, the construction company owner stole the money for himself and did the shittiest job possible, just so it’s passable). I can actually give you a recent occurence, it hasn’t been a month since a new bridge has been made and it has already got problems, like the asphalt melting and bumps appearing (Braila Bridge). Germany is well and intact, the Balkans aren’t like that (pov of the ultras), when I say that everyone got a reason to hate each other, it’s because of history, stuff that happened back in ww2, ww1, and can go back 2000 years before it. It’s complicated.

But a lot of the American clips were from college football, where the teams have deep roots (sometimes predating the NFL!) and never move. I think to understand the origins of American sporting culture, you have to delve into old-time baseball culture since it predates anything else in American sports.

@@philipmcniel4908yes but Europe is the most hardcore important land of football in history. The reason fans are like that is because they care about there club a lot more then the Americans because the history doesn’t matter as much

@@CarsFootballMusicGaming The history of MLB is older than anything in European sports; the National League (which is part of MLB) is the oldest currently-contested professional sports league in the world, having been contested since 1876. It's true that American football has grown to eclipse baseball during the Super Bowl era (but only in the US--baseball has grown massively in other countries such as Japan during that time), but baseball has a LOT of history in some US cities. For instance, the Boston Red Sox have been using the same ground since 1916--something few storied European football clubs can claim. As for college football, which (unlike the NFL) was highly popular well before the 1960s, there's actually a lot of history that people care about. Notre Dame fans, for instance, still know the meaning of "Win one for the Gipper," a line that their then-head coach is said to have used to rally the team back in 1928!

@@philipmcniel4908 You really should do some research before posting anything. Just google ‘English football clubs oldest to newest’.

​@@philipmcniel4908 Football started in 1863. Just saying.

@@new_zealandfamily Stop scamming on their channel.

Are your own flags and excitement also banned? 😆

They are banned in europe too. They are smuggled in. But what should the security or the police do when there are 10000 hyped up ultras around those lighting the flares? The club will be fined for stuff like that by the UEFA. That is also a reason why they are all masked. They dont want to be identified cause the clubs might transfer the fine on to them.

I made a collage in college.... autocorrect can be tricky lol.

A few stadiums have been collapsed that way, just saying...

It has happened.

But Michigan Stadium is still bigger. ;)

Ohio State has the absolute worst fans in college sports.

Michigan stadium is the largest stadium with a seating of 107,601, followed by Beaver stadium at 106,572, Ohio comes in 3rd. These are all college stadiums. In professional terms AT&T stadium can expand to over 100,000 seats, but MetLife is considered the largest with 82,500 permanent seats. I'm not really a sports fan. I find these numbers a bit daunting. But I love looking up information. One of the most interesting things about the Michigan stadium is it was opened in 1927. I find it mind boggling that a stadium was built to hold that many people that long ago. Love your reactions and your family.

@@elainesrottenbottom296 how do you figure?!

@Seth Craft I have season tickets to another big ten team basketball & football. Ohio State is the ONLY team that I refuse to go to anymore. I give those tickets away. Their fans are rude & obnoxious and flat out unsportsmanlike. It's not just a few either. Seems to be more than the plurality.

It originated in America. It’s an American band

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1000 million inhabitants poor stupid ignorant people are pitiful

FOOTBALL is the biggest popular sport practiced and loved in the WORLD The Yankee version of counterfeit rugby only exists and is consumed in the US, that cheap copy of rugby that never even made it out of the US is so SHIT, how sad and unfortunate

​@@maxropercalvo6132 😂

I heard the Seminoles gave permission, but then took it back.

@@savannah505 I meant the Seminoles. I fixed it - thanks.

The Seminoles did indeed create it, but the Atlanta Braves perfected it.

FSU not only started the Chop, but also the war chat. While doing the tomahawk chop. GO NOLES

LETS GO NOLES!!

Yeah BDS seats 100k and even when the game starts and the stadium is packed, the whole city is still jammed in the bars and on the quad because people literally drive to town just to watch at a bar and be there. It’s similar at other big schools I think as well

they also do it here for the atlanta braves

, 😂😂😂

It's no different in Europe. You'll be patted down by the club's staff, etc... otherwise you've just never been to Europe. I think even if people are not controlled in America, there will be no ultras or hooligans like in Europe. The mentality is just completely different. In Europe, the teams are on their own and have members. In the usa, you're basically a fan of a team that's in a company, for example the nhl. In the usa, there is a lot of show, but the most important thing is a lot of show and advertising. As a fan you are shown a lot so you can go to a game without liking the game but feeling entertained. Which is not possible in europe because they have a lot more emotional fans.

My intention is not to offend, but simply to think that the USA is a safer country than Europe, from Spain to Sweden, I assure you that there is not a single school with an arch to detect firearms, or shootings in supermarkets or gangs armed with military weapons on the streets You can ask many of your compatriots who live in Europe with their children, not because they don't love the USA, because they are panicking In European stadiums they even remove the cap from plastic water bottles, prohibited cans, glass bottles, flags that advocate Nazism, Islamism, etc. But all this does not mean that people leave their voices shouting, singing, jumping, the avengers are prohibited in the stadiums that light up and are closed for a few games. If it is true that the European clubs have the Ultras Tifossi Hooligans etc and that they stick together in the street, when the police arrive on horseback, they clear the area, they stop some and they are prohibited from entering any sports venue in Europe

@@janicjost3788 IMO in Europe a lot of the top teams aren't really different in the US, except that they don't have as close of business ties with the league (and the different leagues are all under the auspices of one federation, whereas American leagues tend to be entirely self-governing). For instance, Manchester United or Chelsea FC are owned by wealthy businessmen, and when they play each other there's a "show" element to it. Now, German and some Spanish teams are a bit different; for instance, I know Germany has the 50+1 rule, though RB Leipzig is kinda stretching it to its limits and I know everyone hates them for it (even American teams don't have as close of ties with non-sports companies as that team has with Red Bull). That being said, even in Germany and Spain the mega-clubs are largely businesses with their own branding. The thing about the US is that there are a lot of things that differentiate it from European sports, but some don't come up very often. For instance, professional teams _can_ move from one city to another, but it doesn't happen all that often, and it just never will happen with some teams: For instance, the Boston Red Sox have been playing in the same stadium since 1912. And of course college football teams never move, because that would mean moving _a whole university!_ I think that in general, American sports fans attend games because they really do like to watch the sport, not just because of the spectacle. That's why they mainly tend to be loud when something exciting happens in the game (e.g. the Beastquake, or Cal Raleigh's home run last year that sent the Mariners to the MLB playoffs for the first time in over 20 years). It's just that for the most part, American culture is to actually care about people you don't really know (which comes across as fake to Europeans when they visit!), and that applies to opposing fans. At the end of the day, they're just regular people who go to work during the week and then watch their favorite team on the weekends just like you; while you might give them stick for liking a different team, the animosity isn't real, and you wouldn't want to do something to seriously hurt them in "real life." We have a saying about sports in general in the US: "It's just a game!" p.s. If you _really_ want to understand American sporting culture and its origins--before the modern glamor and commercialism--you should look into the old-time baseball culture, which predates anything else we have in American sports.

Not sure..? But have you ever seen a derby in Germany, Italy or something like. Also Netherlands where I live. There is a half a peloton/brigade of riot police. It’s nothing like usa security or police enforcement.

Here from Poland/Germany/france same!

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1000 million inhabitants poor stupid ignorant people are pitiful

and what is the difference ?

@@DAVID-ut7fg You have to be there! Lol😂 Gamecocks are a mediocre program but when they are good that stadium rocks as much or better than any other. Even some fans of better SEC programs will agree. Go watch the game when Spurrier’s team beat #1 Alabama. SC really should be a powerhouse but they can’t get out of their own way (good ole Boyz keep killing the momentum) Let’s see if they can endure the mediocrity until Beamer gets the program right. I’m a fan I just don’t believe they will let him get it done. A few losses they panic and fire people.

Nice comment about the New Zealand family..........We need more people with the mentality like you in the U. S. A. ......Kudos to you.

I'm a death metal head from Cali and I got sucked into this wholesome stuff too bro😂🤘

FOOTBALL is the biggest popular sport practiced and loved in the WORLD The Yankee version of counterfeit rugby only exists and is consumed in the US, that cheap copy of rugby that never even made it out of the US is so SHIT, how sad and unfortunate

@@maxropercalvo6132 shows how much you know. We have another secret sport and it's called big Weiner ball. My team is the O.V Crushers and our special play on the fourth is...deez nuts🇺🇲

FOOTBALL is the biggest popular sport practiced and loved in the WORLD The Yankee version of counterfeit rugby only exists and is consumed in the US, that cheap copy of rugby that never even made it out of the US is so SHIT, how sad and unfortunate

I have mine right next to me lol.

@@ZepG me too lol

Ed Diddle from Western Kentucky University started the tradition of waving the red towel during his tenure as head coach from 1922-1964. He was the Hilltopper’s men’s head basketball coach. Other universities in both basketball and football got the tradition from him.

Just dont show up to Chiefs games

Wow!!!!

I lived in Denver during the Elway years. The only way I could go to a game was when a season ticket holder I worked with couldn't make it & gave me his tickets. I've been in a full blown blizzard at the old Mile High Stadium, sold out. When they announce attendance they say the number of no shows & everybody BOOOOOOOSSSS. (Those are very few) ;o)

Maracana , Brazil : 200 000 ! 🤣🤣

Well that’s nice. KC reached a record 142.2 db. Meaning they were twice as loud with fewer fans.

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Its natural, a match beetween England vs Hungary must be boring as hell, even more because it must be just a friendly

Bro hasn't seen greece, turkïye or serbia.

You must be joking. First, you are talking about a match from 1981. Secondly, it is between two countries, and I am sure that it is friendly. It is natural that it will be boring. Third, if you want a real soccer experience, you must go to Italy and watch the Milan derby or to Spain and watch El Clasico between Real Madrid against Barcelona or to Germany To watch Bayern Munich against Dortmund or to England derby London Arsenal against Tottenham or to Argentina Boca against River You will know that the enthusiasm of soccer is magical, dramatic and enthusiastic and is uncomparable with any sport in the world

@@chemsdine1010 Speaking facts my Man

Don't forget Crown Center and the Plaza Lights if they come at the right time of year!!😉

Sounds boring , Meh

Atlanta Braves really made it famous

Your sport culture is so different isn't it, I'm English and am used to home and away fans sitting separate police escort when we travel to away games if I travel away with my club there will be a designated pub for away fans I think some of you guys over there would be shocked

Correcting myself ** NY Islanders made it famous

i live in hamburg for all my live. When you dont bother them its usually pretty save.

You're probably thinking of Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield. 97 people died and over 400 was injuried back in 1989.

@@lbernau Or the 1 in Belgium where Liverpool vs Juventus was played

@@lbernau Hillsborough did not collapse, people were crushed there due to overfilled stands and fences to the pitch which the police did not open although people were already dying in the stands. In Brussel's Heysel stadium in 1985 European Cup Final Liverpool hooligans attacked neutral stands in order to get to Turin's fan sector. People in neutral panicked, a wall collapsed, 39 people were killed, serveral hundred were injured (est. between 350 and 450).

What I was younger I went to A rival game in München We literally had to get separated Before, during, and even after the game by police and swat. Because of the likelihood of a fight happening

That's not fully true. Soccer is more than just the World Cup and Champions League. In the national soccers leagues there are rivalling clubs from different cities and regions as well, and many fans get more emotional about how their club is doing against their rival club(s) than how it is doing overall.

@@jhdix6731 facts

Football is about countries and continents? You are not from a football country i guess. Football is very much about cities. Sometimes you have a very big rivalry within ONE city. And the rivalries are much more serious and dangerous than it will ever be in the US.

GO PACK GO!

Just go before thanksgiving otherwise🥶🥶

@@IsaacFertig lol 💯

If you like jumping you should check out the university of Wisconsin’s “Jump Around”! At the end of the 3rd quarter they put on the song “jump around” by House of Pain. There’s a small into but once the song starts the whole stadium stars jumping with the music! It’s crazy! You can feel the stadium moving if your in the stands!

Most countries play soccer as it has mass following,not sure about American football worldwide.

It actually cut out the loudest European chant from Greece on this compilation but if you watch "Europe's Greatest Chants" or "World's greatest chants Volumes 1,2,3 or 4" you will soon observe it is more than a slight difference, my friend. I am 68 years old in London and the World game of Football it is a way of life and in a 75,000 crowd in an All Seater Stadium, usually, around 70,000 stand throughout the game. lol

@@leslieallen7070 Virtually just North America with a little in Germany.

@@Isleofskye that’s not exactly what I meant. The slight cultural difference is saying soccer or football. Many people around the world make fun of Americans for calling it soccer

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i am so jazzed for WC26! I live in Phoenix and i am planning to catch a game in either LA or Dallas, and also want to fly to Monterrey or Guadalajara for one in MX and also try to make it up to Vancouver or Toronto for a game. stoked we are hosting the first CONTINENTAL Cup.

European teams are based in the middle of their local communities so it's not even only a war culture, it's tribal.

European teams are based on locality, so like Manchester United couldnt be bought by someone in London and become London United, which adds to the ‘us vs them’ mentality of the fans. There used to be groups of fans called ultras that would meet up before/after games to have street brawls with similar groups of the opposing teams fans. I highly recommend the film Green Street if you want to see a fictionalised version.

@@joealyjim3029 we are not called ultras in the UK that's mainland Europe in Britain it is "hooligan firms attached to every club" no one wears team colours just casual designer clothing maybe a little lin badge of your club

Yeah we don't do tailgating or anything like that. Football in Europe is about socialising in bars before and after games. The main high point for a true fan is away days, going to another teams city as an away supporter and taking over the city. Its very much based in history of regions and towns that have been rivals and that culture is now shown in die hard support for your local team from day 1 until death. Its the religion. I wouldn't mind experiencing a tailgate party in the NFL but I feel it is very low-key compared to what we are brought up with.

@@bcfcbennjy99 you definitely don’t know anything about tail gating if you think it’s low key

@@bcfcbennjy99 💯 mate would love to see us tailgating with Ipswich supporters! obviously I'm Norwich

@@jarricah7920 not sure you need police on horse back and riot police on standby we don't all have a jolly little party with the opposing supporters no disrespect obviously

@@jarricah7920 I have tried looking for good videos but yet to find one. Do you know any to watch and see what it is like?

And for the record, Michigan's, The Big House is widely regarded as the most magnificent American football stadium

They are called "the terrible towels"

Nah bro who's using a flag as a weapon?

Sept. 29, 2014

Im sorry but ur completely wrong...in europe the stadium divides majorly in 2 sections, one being the home team and the other the aways, the home section fullfills almost 90 95% of the stadium, the rest 10 5% stays for the away supporters

@@afonsofonseca5796 in england away fans get 25% for cup games. We got a 10k allocation at old trafford last year

You do not get a 60 40 split in the crowd 90 10 split at best

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1000 million inhabitants poor stupid ignorant people are pitiful

FOOTBALL is the biggest popular sport practiced and loved in the WORLD The Yankee version of counterfeit rugby only exists and is consumed in the US that cheap copy of rugby that never even made it out of the US is so SHIT, how sad and unfortunate

Came here to say this!!! Nothing compares to Death Valley at NIGHT!!! Geaux Tigers 🐅

💯Fact about Death Valley! No fan base tailgates and supports better than LSU Tiger fans. New Orleans Saints stadium is best known as the loudest stadium.

@@diaguidry2365 it’s in the Guinness World Records. It’s been recorded as the loudest stadium. The Alabama game at Death Valley registered on the Richter scale. We caused a seismic event. Twice 😂. I’ve lived other places and gone to events and games. People say “man you are loud”. I just say I’m from south Louisiana 🤷‍♀️. Most laugh and say that explains it 😂.

I was in USC’s marching band (the mighty sound of the southeast) and definitely agree about 2001, even though that’s the one part of pre-game we didn’t play/was recorded 😂 but pre-game in general was my favorite thing to play/perform during my time in the band (that and the annual military halftime show)!

Also, interesting that the towels are now handed out at the entrance. I haven’t been to a game in Willy B since 2015 but at least for the student section, they used to be laid out in the stands (but maybe the student section was different from the rest of the stadium, I wouldn’t know).

@@katiel.3417 Then I've seen you perform on multiple occasions. I've been going to games since I was a kid, I'm 53 now. You should get back to a home game soon to check out all the stadium upgrades!

Spartanburg SC here.

@@soulcrusher0357 Home town of Marshall Tucker Band!

Because they are drunken or on other substances. At least what they called „Ultras“

@@marcelk3847 you been in how many stadium's? My guess would be: 0

The Eagles game was from 2009 & the two fans being pelted were 49ers fans. Luckily it hasn’t snowed in Philly this winter & 49ers fans were totally fine yesterday… Fly Eagles Fly!!

Well that only happens because Philly fans are notorious for being bad fans. If you’re in the group, anyone else wearing an Eagles jersey is family. If you’re outside the group, they are instantly hostile. So that’s how you get the bad behavior of pelting some poor 49ers fans with snowballs for daring to show up at the game.

Dont forget the Tennessee Vols!!

Can’t forget Tennessee Vols! Stadium has 102,455 seat!!! Nothing like a Saturday night sold out game in Knoxville!

It's sucks.

Kansas State University

I grew up in Tallahassee back when FSU was a powerhouse team in the 90's, the war chant when the gators or Miami came to town was off the charts!

I go to FSU and that was a great game!! well played :)

They are still in Florida!

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1000 million inhabitants poor stupid ignorant people are pitiful

I'm european and I understand the reason you guys call it "american football", the thing that i found strange is why you call the other one "soccer". Why not call them "american football" and the other just "football", like hockey and field hockey for example...

​@@Meg0307 But rugby and football (soccer) already had the same roots tho... In England when they were forming the first football teams or whatever, there were teams that played with different rules, some played with only the feet and some played with their feet and their hands aswell, but then they divided into 2 different sports...So there was already a "football" and a "rugby" why didn't americans called their sport differently instead of changing an already existing sport's name?

@@Meg0307 Fair enough. 🤝

FOOTBALL is the biggest popular sport practiced and loved in the WORLD The Yankee version of counterfeit rugby only exists and is consumed in the US, that cheap copy of rugby that never even made it out of the US is so SHIT, how sad and unfortunate

​@@Meg0307 There is NO sport in the WORLD or in any LANGUAGE of the WORLD called "soccer" poor stupid people 

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1000 million inhabitants poor stupid ignorant people are pitiful

FOOTBALL is the biggest popular sport practiced and loved in the WORLD The Yankee version of counterfeit rugby only exists and is consumed in the US, that cheap copy of rugby that never even made it out of the US is so SHIT, how sad and unfortunate

@@maxropercalvo6132 sorry that offended you so bad you had to comment twice😂 Edit: and like your own post

@@dabombgiggity123 I went back to school ignorant ridiculous

@@maxropercalvo6132 you should probably go back typing like that lol

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Yes it was Columbia

But why are you quoting this terrible case?

@@SamuelSouza-di6nq I said it because of a quote Sam used. Go back and watch the video so you can comprehend why I mentioned it. I would say the quote, but like yourself KZfaq is easily triggered

the cardinals did play at ASU stadium for almost 20 years. used to go there for games as a kid.

Facts! Tennessee's stadium is insane.

Yeah, I think it's because college games are much more affordable .

AMERICA is a CONTINENT

Arrowhead is very much like a college atmosphere. Only pro stadium I've been to that matches the college stadium atnosphere

@@FB-eq5ff Lambeau is like that too. The college bands make a huge difference between pro and college though, in my opinion. Not taking anything away from pro, but college is just special!

if it is understood they are not so passionate, the true passion of the Americans is to invade countries 😆

yeah you are right, in the USA going to a game is just a way of passing time, it has nothing to do with supporting a team. in Europa, however, football is a religion, its a way of life, the passion lives on generation after generation. its way better than the USA.

Yeah but you shoot each other in the streets 😂😂

at least in Europe people can safely go to school.

Philadelphia not included*