Food for performance. As much as they must love this to dedicate their lives to it, when you're shown that love in reception, I don't doubt it must resonate and make you want to go that much harder to deliver to the best of your abilities.
I'll be real: I didn't gel with their original gimmick where they would perform the Siva Tau war dance as part of their entrance (they seemed off sync to me most times), and I couldn't tell them apart. Only once they turned heel and began using their current entrance theme, and started having bangers with the likes of The Bar and The New Day would I say I began to appreciate what they brought to the (Head of the) table. Speaking of, there's absolutely no denying they've been an integral part to making this Bloodline storyline work and something we'll all remember for years to come when recalling the product circa 2020s, and when they're inducted into the HOF in due course.
The following contest is a Civil War Tag Team Match scheduled for one fall! Introducing First From San Francisco California at a total combined weight of 479 Pounds, The Tag Team of Jimmy and Jey, The Usos!!
I was lucky enough to get relocated to the floor seats, it was just as loud as the nosebleeds (sat there the day before). They’ve gotta bring WM to the UK!
I think they've oversaturated certain markets in the US, and those areas take it for granted. International crowds - Australia, the UK, and I'm sure India when/if they take a PLE there - we value the fact that this isn't a given. Thusly, we bring it. Much like the crowds in New York, Texas and Pennsylvania.
@Memonade the states are spoiled...i was at Mania night 2 this year cheering til i lost my voice but everyone around me was completely quiet, watching the playback on tv it was quiet like church on a Thursday, smh...i was annoyed that i was the only one who went to get my money's worth while everyone else around me could've saved their money and watched the same thing at home...to each their own i guess, but i agree with you 100%
It may have been their first. I've always felt I was very quiet at my first (XXVIII); I fed off the energy of those who knew how to be and it added to my night, even if I didn't add to theirs. Went the next year for 29, and was a lot more animated for the show, abandoning any inhibitions. I suppose that first time you expect things to be a certain way but then realize you're supposed to be making the effort for those things to be. That said, I'm sure there are those that come to party their first time as well - life has prepared them for when their moment comes differently.
So as my brother recounted after the show (as he was observing the commotion while I focused on the Usos), the security guard in the frame was being very aggressive with keeping fans away from the barricade - as this was an edict that WWE had instructed security to abide by (apparently our section looked empty whenever camera angles were shot from above, for we all would venture to stand by the barricades whenever superstars entered or made their exit). Some of the guards, while doing their jobs, were also very understanding. However, this fellow was displaying aggressive behaviour like he were a bouncer at a club. My brother mentioned that one of the people he got into it with appeared to be an invited VIP, who threatened to have the guard future endeavoured, if he didn't tone down his behaviour. Things escalated a level to the point where a more senior member of the event security team came by to make apologies to the VIP and their family. Some of this is visible in my video of Roman and Solo's entrance following the Usos.
Think at some point my ear just picked it up as "wahoo" and I stuck with it. I usually sing the song at home when they enter. Got my own additions to it like "it's not paranoia, it's the Usos Motherfucker!"
Oh hey, I noticed you as you were featured in Simon Miller's Ups and Downs video live at the O2 the night before. And yeah, I don't understand what all that 'not letting us near the barricade' nonsense was about. This one guy in particular was very aggressive, as a fan it affects your experience and I reckon he made it less enjoyable for many of in this section. I watched Backlash 2023 in PR and there didn't seem to be any pestering them so I don't know why they made it a point to do it to us. Fortunately the security guy predominantly by our section of the barricade was a native of our birthplace, and we had a nice chat with him prior to the event so I think he was nicer with us, while still performing his duties. Allowed my brother to get high fives from the likes of Liv, Cody and Seth to add to our night's enjoyment.
I appreciate the invite but I don't really have a wrestling channel. I just post videos of events I attend, usually as a means of having them available somewhere if in case something happens to my phone or I move said video files elsewhere. Wishing you immense fortune as to your ventures and future event attendance.
The fans singing along to the entrance makes it 1000x better and the Uso's feed of it so well. Especially Jay.
Food for performance. As much as they must love this to dedicate their lives to it, when you're shown that love in reception, I don't doubt it must resonate and make you want to go that much harder to deliver to the best of your abilities.
Jey always bouncing around and singing along I love it.
One of the few entrance songs the fans should be singing
“Yeet”
mate it was so cool hearing the crowd sing “ DOWN SINCE DAY ONE ISH”
Can't believe so many UK fans know the lyrics to the Usos. True fans 👏👏👏
Since day 1.. ish..
@@Memonade They been down since…😉
DAY 1(-ish)!
Down since day one ish we have been down since day one ish one ish
@@haydenford8134LINE EM ALL UP, KNOCK EM DOWN LIKE THIS!
WWE should be in U.K. every week, it’s so much more hype
Or Peurto Rico
Facts
It's hyped so much exactly because they didn't have show in UK every week
It would stop being hype in 1 month...
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Yeahhh.. im American and im proud to say we need wwe in the uk A LOT more often. This crowd is lit af💯
I love when the crowd say “Cheeehoooo” in the beginning 🔥💯 Shoutout to Samoa Baby! 685
Their entrance always a banger 🔥🔥🔥
So cool hearing the crowd do the Samoan chant cheeehooooo
I"m True Fan of The Usos Since Day One and Always will be, I really Love Jimmy & Jey My favorite tag team ever The Usos
I'll be real: I didn't gel with their original gimmick where they would perform the Siva Tau war dance as part of their entrance (they seemed off sync to me most times), and I couldn't tell them apart. Only once they turned heel and began using their current entrance theme, and started having bangers with the likes of The Bar and The New Day would I say I began to appreciate what they brought to the (Head of the) table. Speaking of, there's absolutely no denying they've been an integral part to making this Bloodline storyline work and something we'll all remember for years to come when recalling the product circa 2020s, and when they're inducted into the HOF in due course.
The following contest is a Civil War Tag Team Match scheduled for one fall! Introducing First From San Francisco California at a total combined weight of 479 Pounds, The Tag Team of Jimmy and Jey, The Usos!!
the "YAA OOH" 😂😂😂
I have since come to know it's "Cheehoo!" (a more traditional Samoan chant.) I'll miss singing it my way though.
@@Memonade fun fact hahaha
Okay, I concede. The European crowd is the best wrestling crowd in the world.
🙇♀️ 🙇♂️ 🙇
I was lucky enough to get relocated to the floor seats, it was just as loud as the nosebleeds (sat there the day before). They’ve gotta bring WM to the UK!
Amazing crowd
The song is so hype man
U.S crowds are complete trash compared to international crowds...U.K. was INSANITY!! I loved it!! More U.K. crowds please
I think they've oversaturated certain markets in the US, and those areas take it for granted. International crowds - Australia, the UK, and I'm sure India when/if they take a PLE there - we value the fact that this isn't a given. Thusly, we bring it. Much like the crowds in New York, Texas and Pennsylvania.
@Memonade the states are spoiled...i was at Mania night 2 this year cheering til i lost my voice but everyone around me was completely quiet, watching the playback on tv it was quiet like church on a Thursday, smh...i was annoyed that i was the only one who went to get my money's worth while everyone else around me could've saved their money and watched the same thing at home...to each their own i guess, but i agree with you 100%
It may have been their first. I've always felt I was very quiet at my first (XXVIII); I fed off the energy of those who knew how to be and it added to my night, even if I didn't add to theirs. Went the next year for 29, and was a lot more animated for the show, abandoning any inhibitions. I suppose that first time you expect things to be a certain way but then realize you're supposed to be making the effort for those things to be. That said, I'm sure there are those that come to party their first time as well - life has prepared them for when their moment comes differently.
Usos❤
☝🏽
i need to see this video twice time a day
For each Uso. ☝🏽
Cheehooo down since day one ish muj love front a tongan toko from nz
The usos ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The dude at 0:31 had his entire night made by that high-five from Jey, and honestly, I can't say I'd be any less elated if that happened to me.
Goosebumps
✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️The usos💪💪💪💪💪💪
Crazy to think. This was one of if not the last times they entered as a team
The last time they ever entered as a team for a MATCH. The last time they ever entered as a team for real, was on the Smackdown after MITB.
They might reunite again against Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga
Uso❤
I'm usofied just downloaded the song
Down since day one ish
Were people next to you at 0:33 fighting?
So as my brother recounted after the show (as he was observing the commotion while I focused on the Usos), the security guard in the frame was being very aggressive with keeping fans away from the barricade - as this was an edict that WWE had instructed security to abide by (apparently our section looked empty whenever camera angles were shot from above, for we all would venture to stand by the barricades whenever superstars entered or made their exit). Some of the guards, while doing their jobs, were also very understanding. However, this fellow was displaying aggressive behaviour like he were a bouncer at a club. My brother mentioned that one of the people he got into it with appeared to be an invited VIP, who threatened to have the guard future endeavoured, if he didn't tone down his behaviour. Things escalated a level to the point where a more senior member of the event security team came by to make apologies to the VIP and their family. Some of this is visible in my video of Roman and Solo's entrance following the Usos.
No way did I hear so many of my fellow Britons say Yahoo in this clip when its actually the Samoan chant Chee hoo 🤦🏾♀️🤣
I always heard it as "Wahoo!" which is what I went with. I'll adjust accordingly the next time.
@Memonade no way, who told you it was Wahoo?!?!
@Memonade also, thank you for acknowledging its incorrect.
Think at some point my ear just picked it up as "wahoo" and I stuck with it. I usually sing the song at home when they enter. Got my own additions to it like "it's not paranoia, it's the Usos Motherfucker!"
@@Memonade fairs, do you think John Cena was enough to get us a Wrestlemania? I was hoping we'd get a Rumble first...
the secutrity guard in frint of me was really pissing me off cabt believe they wouldnt et us be on the barricade
Oh hey, I noticed you as you were featured in Simon Miller's Ups and Downs video live at the O2 the night before.
And yeah, I don't understand what all that 'not letting us near the barricade' nonsense was about. This one guy in particular was very aggressive, as a fan it affects your experience and I reckon he made it less enjoyable for many of in this section. I watched Backlash 2023 in PR and there didn't seem to be any pestering them so I don't know why they made it a point to do it to us. Fortunately the security guy predominantly by our section of the barricade was a native of our birthplace, and we had a nice chat with him prior to the event so I think he was nicer with us, while still performing his duties. Allowed my brother to get high fives from the likes of Liv, Cody and Seth to add to our night's enjoyment.
@@Memonade yea bro was wondering if maybe we could collab one day
I appreciate the invite but I don't really have a wrestling channel. I just post videos of events I attend, usually as a means of having them available somewhere if in case something happens to my phone or I move said video files elsewhere. Wishing you immense fortune as to your ventures and future event attendance.
Love Jey but he is gonna stop dancing so that more people take him seriously
Usa is boring crowd
100% FACTS. Its because their spoiled. They have the luxury of this 3 times a week. (Raw, NXT, SD)