What's the first bgm please🙏

LONG LIVE WEED

RB LEIPZIG ROCKS 😍

RIP Like button sponsorship.. was fun while it lasted

@@bman051 I can't lie, I'm still a big fan of the like button 😂😂

No. His first ever sponsor was the like button.

Also red Bull sponsored this vid

Fair enough

Maybe the future of football is not club fanatism but more neutral people watching incredible athlets do their thing. (More like the Olympics)

@@BenjaminKeller that is very positive worldly thinking. Looking at recent political developments there is a long way to go really. Brexit, Trump have shown footballification of politics is a thing so humanity does seem to like viewing things from the perspective of their own team aka culture more as of yet.

@@BenjaminKeller In American sports kids are now rooting for athletes instead of teams/organizations. This does seem to be the future of sports.

@@hanli5416 and that's true too. Fuck...

Hai, Sabahan. Penonton KL di sini. 😁

@@ammarharith5512 hai orang KL 🤟

RB wouldn't pump cash on our players. Overpriced. Even Thailand and Vietnam players have lower salary than us.

Saye org phg but team phg pun tgh ayam skg ni

orang palembang gan 🔥🔥🔥

LMFAO

Jamie vardy says with a little bit of whiskey

Afgh Hfgy big bag of marching powder

@@pacco9532 while going crazy with all that Caffeine

faxetube whatever it takes

What club are you supporting?

@@hardbassmonkey Im a fan of Club Universidad Nacional, better know as "Pumas"

@@mariovf456 Sounds like they got overtaken by investors as well. I don't know much about Liga MX tbh.

A lot like the city football group

Vettel* first

Also they sale they stars in a very reasonable price

That's not be themselves doing work, they just employee good people like Julian Magellan our Minardi as seen here, but still, they have to do that so yes. But moving players from nyrb to Salzburg to Leipzig is pretty much illegal, it's like as shady dealing as you can get, giving jobs to family members. They mine then easily because they don't bother with hard baking negotiating because there's no fair trade, the co still owns them overall so can just move the money around like a money launderer

@@ShivSai123456 yes, nobody said he wasn't, he just came up with the the current eg. Also he's partially right in that betel want brought up from youth with rb whereas max was

I can definitely understand that. Thanks for sharing. Seems it will definitely continue to be a point of contention for a long time.

No i think a slight majority would love to see another Team win the League, even if it would be Leipzig. At least they trying to win something. Wolfsburg, Hoffenheim and Leverkusen are doing nothing for the League. they most of the time suck if they play in the CL or even the EL. Leipzig at least reached the Semis in the CL and EL.

@@markmeloni2388 Everyone I talk to would heavily disagree. I don't think many people care that much about who wins the league at this point unless it's Dortmund or their club and it's very unlikely that anyone except Bayern, Dortmund and Leipzig wins it anyway. Most people are just there to support their club and don't care about the league wins. Doesn't mean nobody wants a more competetive league, but I really don't think many people would suddenly start caring if now it's just either Leipzig or Bayern every year instead of only Bayern. Since I don't think many people have lots of sympathies for either club.

@@bloodybackfat thats why Germany is falling in the world tbh. I get Germans fans love integrity but football doesnt care what they think football is more about money and no matter how much they pout and whine theres nothing that can stop the transition sadly. So you either get with the times like red bull have or you move to the side and continue having Bayern as champions which in my opinion is ridiculous that people actually want that because that restrains growth in the league. But thats just my opinion.

​@@marcorojas-vazquez6792 So say you remove 50+1. What club will all the people with money be interested in? The club at place #15 or the club at the top? Nothing will change except that the top clubs will get even more money and the difference between #15 and #1 will grow even bigger. Why would I care if Bayern wins the league 10x or Leipzig and Bayern win 5 each if my club isn't gonna play for it anyway. People are so obsessed with a title race it's crazy. Same thing applies to international games.

😂

Should've name it VFR then right

@@daffamustafa Verein für Reiche?

@@samuelschonenberger Verein Fuer Rasenballsport

find Spielvereinigung GreutherF und VereinFürBallsportarten Stuttgart und BallsportVereinigungBorussia nich so viel besser ehrlich gesagt...

Balon is hella underrated. Man creates next level documentaries.

Balon is out of this world! Netflix level stuff. But I'll take the compliment, thanks!

You and balon should combine for a video

It's the algorithm's loss if it doesn't

What's Balon?

didnt watch the video. Why the bitter side?

@@rogoznicafc9672 Watch the video lmao.

@@spooky_808 no time

@David Montgomery yes id say so

gibt wenig grund mehr die liga zu schauen wenn der neue meistertitel der 2. platz is

Agreed and very level-headed. There’s a lot of layers on this. I saw an anti-RB Leipzig comment by a Bayern fan, because Leipzig isn’t really true to 50+1 rule, but it’s very easy to say for a Bayern fan. But at the same time, in the Austrian league Red Bull became its own Bayern where they just keep winning everything. The positive is that Austrian players have been the most developed there. Such an interesting discussion Red Bull is.

@@langletprolet8378 I hate Bayern but I hate Leipzig even more and RB Salzburg barely has any Austrian talents anymore they mostly go for Germans or Africans nowadays

@@mortezz1268 they create talents unlike a certain club From Germany

@@AshifKhan-fz6oh tell me about all the great talents that came out of the RB Leipzig academy

Isn't Munich the richest city of Germany and one of the richest in Europe? Probably that's how Bayern wins all the time as their fans are rich as well. Plus Red Bull Salzburg does the same which Bayern does, win all the time.

and where are the Leipzig fans in other beatiful and Historic citys in Germany when they have to play away??? i hope u get my criticism, if every club would turn into Leipzig the overall Intrest in football would drasticly shrink in Germany. Thats my honest opinion u can already tell by the intrest of the youth in the Bundesliga. Kinda late replie but i just watched it now. Hope ya do well.

Great point, I see room for them in their own video!

Quem dera tivesse sido resgatado. O bragantino nao existe mais, é só outro red bull mesmo

@@felipeporto5835 não carrega os títulos do antigo time então?

@@Bruburinho nem simbolicamente, impossível olhar pro red bull e achar que carrega legado do Bragantino. do Bragantino só em comum é a cidade mesmo. Todos consideram o Red bull só como red bull, que teve seu melhor resultado até então ir a uma final da sula, etc como vc mesmo mencionou. O clube virou outro, assim como todos os RB do mundo

@@felipeporto5835 Sem contar que a Red Bull so comprou o Bragantino pra ter vaga direta na Serie B, já que sofreu anos e anos na Serie D sem conseguir subir com o Red Bull Brasil

I wonder if Red Bull would buy a NHL team.

@@sdeepj too expensive, closed league

Watched it some time ago. Brilliant as always🔥

Love your content mate

Such an underrated channel. Keep it up dude ♥️♥️♥️

Cheers, I'll give it a watch!

Man should have got more views, cheers lad, keep it up

No, u!

I dunno if it would be the same in Germany because teams like Dortmund, Frankfurt and even Freiburg have done well in recent years.

On the other side, myself as an outsider like to watch Salzburg in the Austrian league, I love the way they play. Without Red Bull i would never in my life watch a minute of Austrian league. Plus i think they are doing you a great representation in Europe as well. Everything has 2 sides

well if more investors would come in, the competition would elevate both the NT and the league

Yeah they would win the bundesliga a few times if Bayern don’t exist

Can already see yours lining up 👀

Eyyyy!!

I agree as an ac milan fan, we cant rebrand teams with as much history and iconicness as some teams do but if its a team that needs help and has never been goof then i would be fine.

Who said Spurs are a big club 🤣🤣🤣🤣 ? Nice Joke 🤣👍

@@amey_852Spurs are big, just not massive like Arsenal, Chelsea or Man United. They‘re more comparable to Leeds, Sunderland or Ipswich.

Thanks!!

Cheers for the response. Yeah it's all very divisive. Really can argue for both sides

Damn, I didn't even know about this related to the Bragantino, kind of sad.

Wow, they buy talents for huge sums...

I agree. The way Lepizig have gone about things is better than Entire Countries buying football clubs and spending ridiculous cash in the market.

To a person outside of germany who only cares about the title race of the 1. Bundesliga this might sound like an honest and likeable approach, but they basically outspend every Club from the 5th german division on to every Club behind them now, so just because they do not go All the way it does not mean it is fair at all. For example they outpayed Werder Bremen one of the biggest Clubs in germany for Davie Selke in 2015, where he went from a solid 1st division Team to a newly promoted 2nd division side with no Fans or soul. Or they signed Poulsen for 3 million while playing in the 3. Liga which is more than three Times what has been spend by a Club in the league before. The apperently positive aspect about them giving people in east germany quality football and representing them in the Bundesliga is a complete myth. First of All before they started in 2009 they tried to buy into Fortuna Düsseldorf (west germany) and 1860 München (south germany) but got rejected, which shows that they did not do this to for the people of east germany, who also probably despise RB more than everybody else because it does not represent east germany. East german clubs like Sg Dynamo Dresden, 1.FC Magdeburg, Hansa Rostock, Lokomotive Leipzig, Chemie Leipzig etc.and nowadays Union Berlin are despite not competing with the biggest are well respected for their big Fan Power and status in all of germany. For example Dynamo Dresden took 35000 people to a midweek away game 200 km away (which is only 1 example) so it is not like the region lacks passion for football. But I guess because this World of german football does not get into the eye of International audience, RB Almost seems like the New, fresh, energetic (literally) underdog from east germany, they fit the narrative of a likable underdog fighting with the big boys in germany. If you love football you hate RB!

@@tims7988 I not going to argue or disagree with you. If I had more time I would watch more German football as it has every ingredient to be a serious competitor for global audiences with the English Premiership. But I still can't find myself disliking rb Leipzig. The main reason is I have followed football since the early 90's. In that time I have watch seen TV money from uefa destroy competition in nearly all the leagues. Turning all the leagues into 1 or 2 horse races. It's why I don't find myself disliking Newcastle, Chelsea or man City. Sure they spend stupid money but they make the league more competitive. And the sad reality is now the big clubs are so fixed in place they others like Newcastle/ man City have to pay a premium to challenge them. How do you feel about hoffiniem? Do you think it critics are fair? That region of Germany seems happy with the investment. I don't see a problem with outside investment shaking things up especially if the clubs with history and tradition like kaiserslautern, schalke and Bremen are being run like a mess and have dug themselves into debt

@@pbh81 I agree with the fact that football has already lost the battle against commercialization and I understand that if football is lost that it then might atleast be competitive. As a german it is just that you are confronted with RB every week even though I ignore them as much as I can apart from the 2 times a year we play them. To me it just feels wrong seeing a so called german football club (even though austrian franchise would be the more accurate term) instead of a historic and interesting Club. And while one reason for the downfall of the Clubs you said is their bad management it certainly does not help that there are such financially backed clubs who are somehow a legal exveption to the 50+1 rule that take up a place in the 1. Division (clubs like that are RB, VfL Wolfsburg, Bayer Leverkusen and like you said Tsg Hoffenheim). Another point about the RB story is that I get the feeling that not only internationally but also in germany people start to accept RB and Treat them as a normal football club and call them Leipzig which I just cannot call them because it clearly doesn't represent Leipzig. About the Premier League I can just say that I sometimes watch a few games and I feel like I am entering a new football World in which only what happens on the Pitch counts and not what you represent as a Club. This also has his own beauty for me because I am not emotionally Involved and can just watch the best players managed by the best coaches but there is also one side in my head that thinks about how the Fans are treated with all the high ticket prices which affects the atmosphere negatively which for me is an important part of the game. I just dont want my league to go down a similar road and trying to Catch up with the pl in a race that we even without 50+1 realistically cannot win. You also mentioned Hoffenheim who I despite aswell especially because I support bvb and their owner Dietmar Hopp set up Hidden cameras in the away block to ban our Fans who protested against his Actions. But they are a little different than Leipzig as they actually have a little bit of a local connection because Dietmar Hopp is from there and are just his self build (financially) fifa career mode club while RB actually are 11 man, football playing/destroying advertisement for a drink. The Danger in the bigger picture of these clubs mor my league is that they increased their commercial element. At first it were Wolfsburg and Bayer, who were a conpany club of Bayer and VW, which supported them financially which Was a completely New thing back than. Then about 15 years ago Hoffenheim came and took this financial backing to a conpletely New Level and had a Single Person behind them who gained more and more Power also in german football organisations. There also was a scandal about him whem he repeatedly got called son of a bitch by all the big Fan scenes in germany and the league stopped a game because of that, while it never happened because of racist abuse before. Hopp is also actively going against ultras, who for me are the dna of a Club and the most important voices against more and more commercialization, so it is dangerous if someone like that gains to much Power. And then, the until now, final and worst Level of these clubs came with RB who just are a soulless, unhonest and dirty advertisement. It is very worrying that these clubs always reach a new Level and who is to say that RB will be the last. For me the biggest problem of the Bundesliga is not that Bayern win it every year (which is also not great and boring don't get me wrong) but rather that the league loses its identity, history and soul and because of that enjoyment with clubs like RB. Nowadays there are only 2-3 interesting games apart from bvb for me, because I just cannot enjoy watching such boring clubs who don't have a history with bad atmosphere and empty seates everywhere and just feel wrong and unemotional, no matter how well they play or how well they are run or that because of them we may have a ucl semi final team from the Bundesliga apart from Bayern.

And also neither Hoffenheim nor RB have really made the league competitive yet. In that sense it would also be helpful to have a Club like HSV, Bremen or Kaiserslautern in around the ucl spots because unlike RB and Hoffenheim they actually have pressure to succeed because of the Fans, Media attention and history, which RB and Hoffenheim obviously do not have like that. They are just where they are and say: We are a young Club, this is new for us and we cant expect to go all the way already. Meanwhile the Fans at Werder Bremen or the Media would be talking about their past success and create Ambition to do another 2003/04. So I think in Bundesliga these clubs do not even really give competitiveness.

Same bro!

GGRBMU

@@ashb7 😂😂 Pogba drinking a can of Red Bull as they anounce his 500k a week contract

nobody can save that sinking ship. The ship already sank. You can't save it

@@bigboymatthew7471 I don't want the truth. I want to be lied to. Give me hope 😂

I think it's because of the sense of belonging. You want others to respect what you love, if they can just walk all over it and change it to their liking, is it even the same thing anymore? You claim people value the traditions more than the football itself but it's not like these companies are doing this for the love of the game either but for profit.

@@MademoiselleRed1390 I agree tradition is important in a way. But we live at a time when football is won mostly by checkbook size. The probability of a new club without capital working its way up to the top flight is absolutely non-existent. So what's the alternative? Only established traditional clubs are allowed to play at a high level? Even if at some point they have to betray their values anyway to even have a chance at a fair competition? The difference between Man City, Paris, Barcelona and Leipzig is that the latter even though it has a big backer doesn't spend willy-nilly and tries to operate on a sensible budget. Meanwhile the former "traditional" clubs are throwing cash around like its nobody's business. Is that really preferable just because their brand is a few decades older?

The Metro Stars has only been a Franchise

@@markmeloni2388 That's just the reality of American sports

Absolutely. Look at Chelsea and Man City.

There were rumors that Mateschitz (owner & founder of Red Bull) wanna purchase Sunderland

Your right but the Fakt that this comes frome a Barca fan is ridiculous look at your club even if Barca is one of important clubs in football they just buying and buying and then giving them a sh.. tone of money. RBL has changed the BL for good yes how they did it is not good but they finally changed something in the BL the BL was boring. They where just tow big clubs Bayern and Dortmund and probably Leverkusen but nothing more now the 2 to 6 places are very mutch a close call each time and that's good.

@@2nachder4 I do not support barca I just have it as an icon i have the same opinion for barca as well and for all those big clubs who spent money for players. I just believe that football should be played from players from the youth camps

@@lilbeast1029 OK then I'm sorry have a nice day or night of you live in Europe

Leipzig getting Selke was nothing when you consider a relegating team like BURNLEY can snatch Weghorst for a ridiculously cheap price, or mid-table Aston Villa outbidding Leverkusen for Buendia. Instead of letting teams like Leipzig, Leverkusen, Wolfsburg and Hoffenheim release their potential to become Chelsea or Man City of Bundesliga you guys just kill them of their chances to succeed and stuck with the stagnant model where Bayern always win and Dortmund sabotaging other teams to stay in second. No wonder Bundesliga is not on the same level as the premier league or even La Liga Santander.

Thanks. Yeah the mixing on this video is atrocious 🤦‍♂️

No, u

lol 10 mil subs his like half of jake paul subs relax he should have like 1 mil subs though

Sorry to hear this mate , I don't know how bad the situation is that side but please educate me ... Isn't it like how it is in Germany when Bayern win the league year in year out ? Their budget compared to other clubs is crazy... I get Dortmund could keep up if they wanted to but they are a selling club .

@@k.6094 The gap in the Austrian Bundesliga is much much bigger. Dortmund are not a selling club by their own choosing, players leave eventually to join the biggest of clubs in Europe. Dortmund wants to keep their best players. The reason why Bayern win every year is because the other clubs do not capitalize on Bayern's slip-ups, which there are many. At one point a few years ago Dortmund was 9 points ahead of bayern halfway through the season but they messed it up, as usual. Consistency is the problem there.

@@MrReese broo dortmund is the Everton of Bundesliga

@@AshifKhan-fz6oh Not even close. Dortmund is by far the second best team of the Bundesliga with also the second most amount of money and the second most expensive squad. None of that is even remotely true of Everton.

@@MrReese dude the way they bottle everytime, the way they sell their best players to direct rival that kills the competition immediately

Bayer Leverkusen is owned by the pharmaceutical company Bayer AG, why doesn't anyone have a problem with that?

Any SP city is better than Brasilia.

@@zhang1750 I know Brasilia isn't a passionate football city like Rio de Janeiro but plastic Red Bull would've attracted the plastic casual fans there and take advantage of the large population there which needs a strong club.

@@aidygooner Brasilia dont have any media, everybody hates Brasilia(Law Industry) and everything is expensive. Any SP city, easy to logistics, easy to watch talents, media focus, best regional league(Paulistão). Redbull just want a club at SP, no way in other state.

Union berlin are impressive despite they have limited budget for player recruitment. They let go of Marvin Friedrich for 5.5 million euros, and i think they are raising fund for signing other underrated player who can fill the vacant of Marvin Friedrich

also, man city, chelsea and psg didn't change their names, their logos, nor their colors after being bought. they were the same club with more money, and were more or less successful depending on how they spent their money, how they developed their squad and their game

Junge are you serious?!

Bayern, using the power of their money, took key players from other German teams over the years and killed those teams performance. The whole world refers to the Bundesliga as a farm league where the same team wins every year. Bayern is the biggest enemy for german football not Leipzig. Before RB bought the team from Leipzig, the world did not even know about such a team. RB Leipzig represent the City of Leipzig and Red Bull (not just Red Bull). And Kind remind to you RB Leipzig's Home is in Leipzig and not the Red Bull HQ.

@@Kalenderz35 Oh so Bayern using the power of their money bought German players and killed those team's chances??? Well, tell me what Leipzig did? Only one player of their first BuLi squad was from their academy. And I'd say it's more evil to rip the chances of teams dreaming to get promoted with fanbases built upon decades than doing it against other millionaire institutions like Bundesliga teams. You know what Bayern also did with the power of their money? Help teams in the Regionalliga economically before and after the pandemic. That's money from their fans, and it's impressive that they built this football emporium by following the rules. The real cancer in German football are teams like Leipzig or Hoffenheim whose entire foundation was made by breaking those same rules and fucking up other teams. No offense to their fans but they probably were Lokomotive or Chemie fans before RB came, now those teams are stuck in 4th tier lacking funding, why must the system be unfair to those teams just because some corporation wanted to have a team in 1st tier? Being in the lower leagues is hard for many teams, and watching soulless teams funded by some millionaires fuck years of work and effort just because they can is sickening and it doesn't help our league grow. I'd take a decade of Bayern winning trophies over Leipzig or Hoffenheim winning one idc.

My guy!

Facts

It won't remain "your" club anyway.

RB Barcelona, RB Madrid, with the RedBull logo, ew, I can't imagine that!

@@scorest8601 as a barça fan this just made me think, there's an alternate universe in which Bartomeu destroyed Barça economically so bad they had to become a private company and were bought by Red Bull. Weird for sure.

@@pax1913 🥲

Same but I don't want 12 identical teams lol

Of course I read the comments! It's been on the list for a while! cheers man :)