American Athlete First Time Reacting To Ultra - Our Way Of Life! *Gets Wild*
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In Germany there's a thing called "3. Halbzeit" (3rd half). That means opposing fan groups literally make an appointment to meet and fight each other when the game is over.
“NYC has 2 teams…” it has nothing to do with that. Manchester has 2, Liverpool has 2, London has 7 in the top league which has 20 teams. It’s nothing to do with what you say, what it really is that ‘we built different’. You couldn’t ever move a team to another city in football. Nobody would support it.
It's why MK Dons is so hated in England.
'Built different'
Yeah, low IQ , blindly aggressive, dishonourable and easily distracted by nonsense....
And usually alcoholic.
Rio have 4 teams in the Brasileirão
Man, Millwall isn't even in the same division as Chelsea, but their fans will definetely go at each other's throats
They would hate it the most in the city where a relocated to!
The biggest and most violent matches are between two teams from the same city. Cities can have many teams in many divisions but usually at least two big teams. Honestly you can’t compare sport in the USA to football in Europe it’s absolutely ingrained into the culture of each country in Europe
Derby♥️
DERBY ZEIT :P
Not really. For example Derby in my home city Poznań (Lech Poznań vs Warta Poznań), are known as the most pacefull derby in Europe.
In a stadium can only be one authority, and it's not police. That's why.
You don't support the team, your born into it. It be family.
in europe we are not fans
we are part of the team
12 player on the pitch
member of the family :)
7:13 they're anti-police for several reasons, but it really depends on the region, often it's a protest against police brutality. In alot of repressed countries with oppressive governments for example the football stadium is the only place where people can speak their minds without getting in trouble and it's the only place where they can fight back against police brutality because of their sheer numbers. Alot of governments also try to get rid of ultras by introducing stricter stadium laws and the ultras often riot in response to these new laws. If you wanna know more about this subject react to "why ultras are so important to football" that video answers most of your questions.
I see, that makes sense. I appreciate it im going to check it out.
@@onejayp A police/army force is a very sensitive topic in Europe, South America and certain parts of Asia. History has shown that corrupt governements will use a police/army force to subdue the people. America was build by people who wanted to get away from tha tkinda stuff.
Another thing you have to think about, is that a police/army force is geared towards violence. They have all kinda gear, weapons and permissions that the people over here don't have. This creates a disproportion in the ability to use violence. America closed this gap this by allowing its citizens to carry weapons. In Europe, it is not allowed for citizens to arm themselves. Ultras are our way to close that gap.
@@letsgocarni1572 lmao what nonsense. "is that a police/army force is geared towards violence. They have all kinda gear, weapons and permissions that the people over here don't have. This creates a disproportion in the ability to use violence. America closed this gap this by allowing its citizens to carry weapons". I cant speak for the rest of the world but europes relationship with their police is just fine. Last I checked europeans arent destroying their own cities in protest of police killing people unlike in the US. "In Europe, it is not allowed for citizens to arm themselves. Ultras are our way to close that gap" Ultras are not anyones way of closing that gap they are extreme football fans, not wannabe politicians or freedom fighters.
@@hfjtrytry9216
What are you talking about? Football firms/ultras have strong roots in the history of European corrupt governments. Ever since the 19th century, more then 200 civil wars have been fought in Europe and many firms/ultras have been founded during these civil wars. For more then 20 years now, I've been traveling across Europe and visited many, many football clubs. Poland, France, Germany, Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, Netherlands, Sweden, Romania, Turkey, Russia,...There is not a single country in Europe where I haven't visited multiple football clubs. 99% of firms/ultras worldwide are related with politics.
Care to explain what firm/ultras you're part of and the history of that firm/ultras?
@@letsgocarni1572give me a dutch club related to politics
many do not understand. the passion, the heart that beats when you climb the steps of that stadium. the trip to another city with lifelong friends. all to defend our colors. we are ultras, nobody will ever stop us.
Niby taki prosty opis a łza w oku się kręci szczera prawda pozdrowienia z Polski
Obecnie mieszkam w us i piłki nożnej w takim wydaniu najbardziej mi brakuje
the footballer who was shot was colombian andres escoar shot in medellin days after coming home from the world cup in 94. shot 6 times by a drug cartel for an own goal
some people say football is a matter of life and death, i can tell you its much more important than that
Hamburg (Germany) has two major soccer teams and if they play against each other it is literally war between the fans/ultras.
ST.PAULI🤎
sad that hsv staying in zweite though
commie
@@lit_jonas5679
Your analysis about the amount of teams is the opposite, it’s because the US has so little options. London has about 15 teams, the sheer amount of teams and identities and the threat of the pyramid, relegation, promotion, it’s a religion, a way of life. I support a team in the 3rd tier, and we travelled 5 hours on a Tuesday night last night, 5000 of us. 3 leagues below the premier league. It’s a passion that can’t be matched
It's all about culture bro... ultra is a culture ❤️💪
You have "franchises"....we have teams! With history, blood shed and it runs thru our vains.....you support your local mcdonalds...or something....
Kids are HOLY!!! maybe the safest place for them.. Truly
In many European countries you have two or more political parties, and you have people who do not want to submit to either side, they see themselves as free and do not need anyone to teach them how to live, they simply try to live their own life and the only thing they can rely on is their sports clubs, whether they win or lose they will always be there.
On top of all this, the powerful have introduced politics into all of this, that's why there is so much negativity towards the police.
Spot on!
1:50 I'm from Mönchengladbach 🇩🇪 and in my city we have 214 different sport clubs. Sure the most famous club is Borussia Mönchengladbach but there are plenty of other teams you can root for.
Several Football teams, two Hockey teams, an American Football team, Handball, Basketball, Volleyball and more.
America has nothing like this, ever!
There is a U.S. army keeping the U.S. safe. We don't need any army, we have our football supporters,
You thank England for all this , we starting on everyone In Europe, this is how they respond.
In fact thank Millwall
So these are not parades, it's just the fans marching through the city on their way to the stadium. Especially the away team fans do that a lot when they arrive in another city.
4:23
It's just a run-on-each-other-mosh.
Not a fight.
Wall of Death
The no shirts on in the stadium is a rather common thing.
Even when it’s really cold, they do it. It’s way to show passion and dedication, that they are willing to do just about everything for their team.
A passion us ppl will never ever understand. We love our clubs with a passion as it were our own children. And the love for it never gets stained it only grows and its like a dog comparewise because our love for it is unconditional.
Thanks for checking the video.... We support the club, so if the club has basketball team we also go there... In eastern Europe to us it's like a religion, it goes from father to son... Greetings from Red Star Belgrade ultra supporter my friend.... Btw in the video where Ultras throwing chairs to the police is Red Star Belgrade football team game.
That was dope to watch never really seen anything like that before. Ya are very passionate and supportive of the club.
@@onejayp and often becomes very violent, whit the police or the opposite side Ultras
Here in Latin america is the same
@@carlosjuliano1658 I know brother... In world summit of Ultras I meet some groups from Argentina....
@@onejayp ua-cam.com/video/Nf8Vz7Kf0hE/v-deo.html here is another video that describe the organization of Ultras and why are we important to the sport
It’s funny to see Americans react to what has been happening in Europe and South America since the 70s 😅
About football, the European one, not the American handball:
Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it's much more serious than that.
Bill Shankly
If you rooting for a club, you stay with the club, this includes families, streets, and towns!
Example neighboring towns here in Germany, Brunswick, and Hanover, this is a high-risk match. Other combinations are St. Pauli/Rostock, Gladbach/Cologne, Dortmund/Schalke. On matchday, the police is doing their best to keep the blocks as separated as much as possible!
Absolutely nothing like a derby match between two teams from the same city
City pride loyal where tou come from thats why they fight pride and loyalty
the US can not be compared to Europe, it's not even in the same conversation. Football is life in Europe, it's a religion. People have died for the clubs.
Football is a religion a way of life if you will, even if you have to leave football it'll never leave you and you'd keep following the sport and the club/clubs you support. These in this video are ultras they're loud and hyper fans they are mostly peaceful and nice normal ppl, but they can sometimes cause problems.
In the USA sport is business, in Europe it is passion
I think many stadiums in Europe are bigger than in the USA.
Stadium depends on the size of the club. Average top league clubs have about 50,000, the largest in Europe is 100,000.
Europe rules 💪💪
The player you remember is Andres Escobar who was kiled after 1994 world cup match Colombia - USA 1-2, but he was killed by the drug dealers most likely because they lost a lot o money in ilegal gambling on that game. At the time Colombia was a favorite at winning the cup while US has theoretically no chances of exiting the group stage. The Ultras (fanatic suporters of a team) usualy do not try to harm the players of the oposing team but their ultras.
Shirtless guys are chanting :
POOOLICE WE FU...THE POLICE
NANANANA NANANAA ;)
The hooligan firms try to reach the arch rivals/enemy's hooligans and that's when the police step in to keep them separated and those hooligans are not so happy about that, throwing a tantrum on the police instead.
The story you mentioned about a player that got killed after scoring an own goal, is the story Andres Escobar (Columbia, no relation to the drug lord).
He scored an own goal for his country in the World Cup against the USA. That goal ended up knocking Columbia out of the tournament. In Columbia a lot of things are controlled by the cartels. And it’s said that a cartel boss had bet a lot of money of Columbia winning (as most people thought they would).. but because of the own goal, he lost a lot of money and hired a hitman to kill Andres Escobar. He was shot dead outside a bar in Columbia. And according to rumors every time the hitman shot Escobar, he shouted “goal”.
1:15 Thats our stadium FC BRUGES 4 Life 🔵⚫😎🤘🏻 CLUB BRUGGE is rising to the top of EUROPE ...... lalala lalalalaaaa FC BRUGES
All true. Very accurate video. We had a serious fight about a month ago in my neighbourhood. The outcome wasn't very good for the greek fans as we lost a 29 year old man. RIP Michali.
6.02 the answer is Colombia- On 2 July 1994, Escobar was assassinated in the aftermath of the 1994 FIFA World Cup,
Gdy za pauzowałeś materiał około 6 minuty w tle widać transparent potępiający Jaruzelskiego. Jest to stadion Legii, Polska. przetłumacz go sobie :) pozdrawiam z Polski.
Just for context, this is mostly eastern European football. While you have hooligans (violent fans) in every league in every nation, it's mostly harmless and as a normal fan you can just enjoy the game wiith some banter. In Germany it's mostly harmless banter, but you always have some idiots that take it too far. Pyro is great, though.
FYI ultras are a loyal fan base that will follow that city through any sport. so for instance. Napoli ultras follow napoli football, basketball, hoockey and any other sport
Andres Escobar of Colombia was killed after he scored an own goal at the World Cup 1994 in the US... against the US.
Em Istambul é perigoso ir de uma região da cidade até outra com a camisa de um dos 3 grande times da cidade, se você for com uma camisa do Fenerbahçe ou do Galatasaray em uma região que a maioria torce pro Besiktas, provavelmente você vai ter problemas, e vice-versa... Em Belgrado também, envolvendo Estrela Vermelha e Partizan... Em Buenos Aires não é aconselhável ir ao bairro de La Boca com uma camisa do River Plate... E por aí vai, a questão não é que uma cidade tem poucos times, mas sim que diferentemente dos Estados Unidos, a cultura do esporte é ligada à paixão, nos Estados Unidos é apenas entretenimento... De todas as torcidas que apareceram, nenhuma delas é de uma cidade com apenas 1 time, todas elas tem vários times... Obviamente tem os times que se destacam mais, porém tem vários na mesma cidade...
Can I say that this is a small group, the riots. The biggest part of the stadium is filled with family and also passionate fans, but not agressive. This gives a horrible image. I went to a darby between Red Star and Partizans in Serbia twice, they are WOW and yes, their ultra's fight big time with eachother.
I've been fortunate enough to see two inter-city derbies....Rangers vs. Celtic (Glasgow) and Lazio v. Roma (Rome). Culture, Religion,, Politics, Class....Football isn't the only thing the city gets divided by on Derby day. Both of these matches (Red Star v. Partizan....or any match between a Croat and Serbian club for that matter is another one) are real powder kegs. You do not want to get caught on the wrong side of the pitch, the wrong neighbourhood or even the *wrong* bar for that matter - in some cases, the team you support could become a life or death matter.
yeah was Andres Escobar from Colombia in a world cup game. He was kill for that
killed
8:30 not the police, but a special unit of the Serbian gendarmerie
Svuda grmi ponovo, naša pesma ponovoo🥰
RED STAR - BELGRADE
USA ULTRAS 😂😂😂THIS IS NICE COMEDY 😂😂😂BROTHER YOU NEED UNDERSTAND EUROPE RULES ULTRAS IN THE WORLD BECAUSE THIS IS MY LIFE THIS IS MY HART THIS IS PASSION...THIS IS MAGIC SHOW...
5:50 i think you is talking about «Andrés Escobar»
Onlything they got ????????? Are you crazy. Learn more about the world.
There are several ULTRA fans in Denmark
We celebrate when we win we cried when we lose we always here 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 also in streets it’s normal we represent our town and the opponents from the town are always with security lol don’t worry
I love it! Ya are very supportive and passionate about your team. I want to come out there and experience it. It looks wild but I know it will be fun lol .. Thanks for watching Kira 🙏🏻
@@onejayp you’re welcome and you will be welcome here 🤍🇫🇷🙏🏻
I hope you’re not Kira from Death 💀 Note 📝😂
@@UnitedWorldLife195 kinda ahha but also Kira is a Irish ☘️ goddess
@@UnitedWorldLife195 Kira is also a goddess In my culture but who knows ??? Hahha
It was in Colombia that a drug kartel member shot that football player
Ive seen a fair few americans react to this video now and its the same thing every time :) You simply dont understand it.. Its a way of life for many people.
Lots of cities have more than 1 team and all the bigger cities have several sports they can follow..
Yes they fight..
Yes its real fire
Yes it happens every single week(game)
Most bigger clubs all over europe have supports like this. Some more extreme than others of course..
The stadium range from 15000 to 90000. Its only the ultras that go nuts like this most of the time..
6:00 you talking about Andres Escobar for the Colombian National team and it happen during the 1994 World Cup. Come to find out it was a disgruntled fan that did that, because Pablo Escobar was such a huge fan of the National Team, that he found out who did that to Andres and ended up killing the guy. Pablo and Andres were of NO relation.
Wow thats wild. I wonder if theres a full story on that. Would be an interesting reaction.
7:17 alot of these places are war torn places that after the wars it was literally police vs public
Ultras is for teams, hooligans are for countries
And you will never see that scenes in west europe, just some teams like french club Marseille, many germans clubs, and east of europe with tukey and greece
the world cup is important in terms of the sport but the real futbol is between cities and clubs.
the one player killed for that was from the Colombia team
6.08 that was Columbia in world cup. In Pablos team you get killed. Sad.
Most Americans before games come to Parking and start to coke hotdogs and stakes ha ha ha ha But in Europe its history your identity your city your country
After the game, the police prevent the opposing fans from meeting one another because otherwise there would be mass battles with serious injuries or even death. The police usually lock the fans with a bad reputation in the stadium until the fans of the opposing club have left. The people don't like that and that's why they start rioting and dismantle the stadium. For us in europe it's not just a sport event the diehard fans are ready to go to war
NO FIGHTING 😂😂😂BECAUSE THIS IS SAME TEAM... BUDDY THIS IS NAME CAULDRON FUNNY CAULDRON 😂😂
Oh you from New York? You should pull up to a NYCFC game this season.
Should he get out of the car too, or just pull up?
You can't compare a franchise (LA Lakers/ Minneapolis Lakers or Utah Jazz/ Seattle Jazz) with the football clubs in Europe an South america.
USA: Please make some noise!
Europa: Please don't make war!
That's the difference.
not in stadion, but in capitol
It has nothing to do with the amount of teams that come from a city. The club you support goes down generations from grandpa to dad from dad to son and so forth. You don't just pick one, you go with the one that runs through your family.
Red Star-Partizan Belgrad
"Here we have 2 teams in every city".Every big city in Europe have at least 2 teams like Barcelona have FC BARCELONA and Espaniol,Milano have AC and Inter .....
it is our life line, our way of life, greetings from Serbia, Belgrade, Red Star forever 🔴⚪🔴⚪
@vkev1n you screwed up a bit about the red star, if our paths cross, you will feel it and remember it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@vkev1n and we are hot-blooded, however it ends, I'm sure we'd drink kegs of beer together afterwards. Cheers and stay alive, it is important that we love our clubs and that we are ready to stand on the line for everyone 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
@vkev1n also, happy new year (we orthodox welcome the new year tonight)
Nur die SGD
You probably won’t see things like that in World Cup stadiums because national teams don’t have ultras.
the few the proud the ultras
To be honest... Most of These footage is from the old days, from the brutal but lovely days. Nowadays it's a Bit more relaxed, die to regulations by Most of the Clubs themselves
I am French and in football I can have the best as he can have the worst. In some towns in France you can get your head smashed wearing an opposing team's football shirt. if in Marseille you wear a paris jersey (psg: paris saint germain) you blow your face
Damnnnn thats crazy. Over a jersey? lol
@@onejayp It's kinda like crips and bloods, except the gangs are ultra groups or as we call them firms.
😂😂😂😂😂there is 17 teams in london, 7 football teams in manchester, 4 in birmingham thats just 3 cities, there is 116 teams in the 5 divisions, american sports are very tame😂😂😂
Birmingham City & Aston Villa are the only professional teams from Birmingham.
Standart in Europe
Look at EmekaReact, he loves our passion, he's from the States.
4:13 they dont fight, its like fans moshpit
You need to visit europe
Watch the European basketball! You will be surprised
well, I guess, real fights mostly only happen in the balcan region(especially in Serbia, where the hooligans also have a political role to play😮💨) and maybe in Italy and Turkey...elsewhere, its less aggressive
Brazil and Argentine is very violent too, they fight in the metros or suburbs after the games
hi from germany, football has existed in europe since the middle ages. here in europe wars have been fought for centuries the wild beast, the barbarian is ingrained in our DNA..and sometimes it erupts.only a thin layer of civilization separates us from the eruption of anarchy. Football is an important valve.. we let the animal out 😆😈
6:10 and you really need to look into this culture.
because 1312 :P
Even Basketball Even parapledgic waterpolo.. if your clubs compete in it the fans are there.. Supporters follow the Team not the Sport
Important thing you are watching Clubs not teams. Clubs in theory doesnt belong to a city, the fans belong tot the club because the club is there. The clubs are not created to serve a city. And World Cup is for countries not Clubs so the best players plays for both a Club and for their country.
So they take the best players from each club to represent the country when is time to play in the world cup?
@@onejayp National Teams choose the best players, regardless of where the player may play or his team. Just look at the U.S. National Team at the World Cup, of the 26 players on the roster, only 9 play in the U.S. The rest play in a European country. The winners Argentina, only 1 of their 26 players play in Argentina. 24 play in Europe, 1 plays in the U.S. your club don't matter at the national level, only your skill. Though there will be favorites who will probably always be called up to represent their country, regardless of who or how they play.
This is European ultras hooligans not UK. The UK is much more like the MLS nowadays. Even the most fierce rivalry in the UK between Millwall West Ham Celtic Rangers do not even compare to a non rival in Germany or Poland. Europeans are built differently, we are spartan warriors 👊🏻
They have a problem with the police because they are 'in between' two parties.
voetbal is oorlog!
the guy being killed for an own goal was a Columbian player, he was killed because the Columbian Cartel had bet millions on them winning and he was the reason they lost
There are no clubs in worldcups, only countries..
I hate this so much. When my town used to play against certain other towns, the whole place shut down, I wouldn't go out. Police everywhere and these troglodytes viciously fighting. Just utter cr@p.
come to us and say something ... we are waiting
go bvb
Rotterdam has three teams and also in other sports but we do not give a bit about any other thing than our own club. The rest of the world might as well... We only love Feyenoord 😂😂😂😂
You seem to think that football fans don't have other sports to follow.....which must be the most ridiculous thing to say. Of course we have other sports and activities. London has as many if not more then NYC, yet still has 7 fanatically followed football teams.