I dont know the context with the Dortmund one but to me it looks just like an ordinary away game where most people arrive by train at the same time or they had a meeting point if they were arriving by car...from the trainstation you walk together to the game. That's it, happens all the time. Still impressive tough, Dortmund has good fans.
@@maireweber good point i didnt pay attention to that so michaellejeune is probably right about the exact game when this took place. But even away games in the same country it's not so different probably there would be even more people.
4:40 Context is, they won nothing, they are just Dortmund fans travelling to the stadium (away game) in Brugges. That is no parade, if u want parade, watch videos of Buenos Aires streets after Messi won the World Cup with Argentina. 5-7 million people in the streets
It's concrete,the bouncing fans is an illusion, you've obviously never been to a football match. Stop commenting on something you haven't got a clue about! (Suspension stadium?) 😂😂😂😂😂
@@GooGooMuck72 I have been on many matches, but that's the fact about that stadium that the upper section is made to bounce so it works like a suspension.
@@GooGooMuck72 Why do you assume I'm American? You talk to the only club in Sweden to regularly play in Europe. The Most Champions and the reigning champions of Sweden, Malmö FF. Somebody else said in a comment this winter that it was Frankfurts stadium and it's deliberately they made it so the upper section bounce. And using construction terms that's called a suspension as if it was stiff it would break.
There’s definitely some bias here as I’ve seen some half decent American fan videos (nowhere near the level of Europe but good for America) but I think it’s just a fun way to show the difference between money and passion, European fans put their life and soul into their club, it’s not just about the day out, it’s about the club, the badge, the culture, the history and the heritage, it’s about intimidating your opponent into a mistake and the opposition fans are doing the same. Football in Europe is so much more than a match. I don’t want you to take this as a dig at Americans as such but it seems to me like American fans are there for a day out with the family. There’s lots of other comparisons that are easy to make but I think one that sticks out is the sheer amount the American sports teams milk their fans for money, the NFL for example, it statistically has less playing time than the damn adverts, and American fans accept that as normal, if in Europe tv companies or if clubs at half time started showing 15-20+ minutes of advertisements there would be a civil war. Don’t get me wrong teams in Europe are trying their best to squeeze the pockets but nowhere near the level of sports in the USA. Money vs passion.
Sir respectfully, you can use college football, nba parades whatever you your mind could think of. NOTHING America has sports wise can compare. Even the basketball fans in Europe make Americans look silly. Have a look for yourself it’s all on CZcams.
college football is worse than the mls, painting a stomach and having neckbeards and nerds with tubas in marching bands with cheerleaders and songs over a speaker isnt passion.
My brother this is how they go to regular game😂. What context. In Europe football is a tradition from father to son. You can take what sport or games you want from U.s to compare to Europe every time they will beat you when it comes to fans😂 even in concerts , music concerts. Sorry but you are lazy us f....k sorry
football started in the UK, 1863, 90 years after US gained independance from us brits, that aside, im talking all levels, from children to adults, in a country that will fit in one of your states with room to spare, we support local teams, its in our, and its no different across europe and the world, 40,000 association teams Football is the most popular sport in England, where the first modern set of rules for the code were established in 1863, which were a major influence on the development of the modern Laws of the Game. With over 40,000 association football clubs, England has more clubs involved in the code than any other country.but this is no different to european countries, cant remember how many i think its 27 in eurpoean union, i could be wrong as some are part of the common market, how many teams play football in the US, from child to adult, in 50 states where you can times 40000 by lets say 20 in europe, we have a saying, there is your wife children and family, then there is religion, then there is football
Why don't they do this in the US? It's simple, the difference is tens to hundreds of years of culture and fanaticism. In the USA, parties pay a ticket to go see the players, play and see a show.
In Europe, fans pay a ticket to go and defend their city and their culture, encouraging players to do their best because they represent the city and its fans, unlike in the USA the spectators
The spectacle in Europe is in the stands with the fans. It's in your DNA, you can change each car, woman, but never the club. Being ultra is not for someone who wants to be ultra, you are born ultra.
11:35 "FRAMÅT MALMÖ" "HEJA DI BLÅE" "FORWARD MALMÖ" "COME ON THE BLUES" Call and respond chant from the Most Champions and the reigning champions of Sweden Malmö FF. That was away in the Uefa Euro League against Chelsea e-hentai 3500 Malmö fans were outsinging 36500 Chelsea fans away at Stamford Bridge. Our own home support is electrifying with megasize flags, big tifo displays and flares. We sing for 2 hours straight minus 15 minutes at half time break. 💙🤍⭐⭐🤍💙🏆🥇
I dont know the context with the Dortmund one but to me it looks just like an ordinary away game where most people arrive by train at the same time or they had a meeting point if they were arriving by car...from the trainstation you walk together to the game. That's it, happens all the time. Still impressive tough, Dortmund has good fans.
Looks like Brugge (Belgium). Away fans from European teams usually gather on the main Market Square and get escorted to the stadium by police.
I think the police car is Dutch. Definitely not German.
@@maireweber good point i didnt pay attention to that so michaellejeune is probably right about the exact game when this took place. But even away games in the same country it's not so different probably there would be even more people.
@@sadgfasdg542 it was their away game for the champions league against ajax i think but not sure
@@tbn.z900 Thank you :)
4:40
Context is, they won nothing, they are just Dortmund fans travelling to the stadium (away game) in Brugges. That is no parade, if u want parade, watch videos of Buenos Aires streets after Messi won the World Cup with Argentina. 5-7 million people in the streets
12:50 Yes the whole stadium.
It's the Romanian national team playing and they're singing the national anthem.
6:12
That stadium is buildt to bounce, like a suspension as in the American skyscrapers that are swaying.
It's concrete,the bouncing fans is an illusion, you've obviously never been to a football match. Stop commenting on something you haven't got a clue about! (Suspension stadium?) 😂😂😂😂😂
@@GooGooMuck72 I have been on many matches, but that's the fact about that stadium that the upper section is made to bounce so it works like a suspension.
@@drigerdranzer7514 bullshit!
@@drigerdranzer7514 You really haven't been there, it's not like Yankee bleachers!
@@GooGooMuck72 Why do you assume I'm American?
You talk to the only club in Sweden to regularly play in Europe.
The Most Champions and the reigning champions of Sweden, Malmö FF.
Somebody else said in a comment this winter that it was Frankfurts stadium and it's deliberately they made it so the upper section bounce.
And using construction terms that's called a suspension as if it was stiff it would break.
We got this in basketball as well. Just look up Basketbal atmosphere europe vs usa.
The first clip is not a parade, they just going to the stadium to watch the game 😅
We don' t do it for money ( fans) but because we love love love for years & years a club , it' s love pure love for your team & players
The first clip of the dortmund fans was no parade. they were just walking to the stadium for an away game. i think this was in amsterdam.
can't be the netherland, the bike lane is missing
@@snakers83brugges🤔
@@angeliquecatherine8504 that's belgium
@@snakers83 I think it's the Dortmund fans heading to a match in Bruges (Belgium) 🤔😊
There’s definitely some bias here as I’ve seen some half decent American fan videos (nowhere near the level of Europe but good for America) but I think it’s just a fun way to show the difference between money and passion, European fans put their life and soul into their club, it’s not just about the day out, it’s about the club, the badge, the culture, the history and the heritage, it’s about intimidating your opponent into a mistake and the opposition fans are doing the same.
Football in Europe is so much more than a match.
I don’t want you to take this as a dig at Americans as such but it seems to me like American fans are there for a day out with the family. There’s lots of other comparisons that are easy to make but I think one that sticks out is the sheer amount the American sports teams milk their fans for money, the NFL for example, it statistically has less playing time than the damn adverts, and American fans accept that as normal, if in Europe tv companies or if clubs at half time started showing 15-20+ minutes of advertisements there would be a civil war. Don’t get me wrong teams in Europe are trying their best to squeeze the pockets but nowhere near the level of sports in the USA.
Money vs passion.
Sir respectfully, you can use college football, nba parades whatever you your mind could think of. NOTHING America has sports wise can compare. Even the basketball fans in Europe make Americans look silly. Have a look for yourself it’s all on CZcams.
lol that was not a BVB parade they just walk to the stadium and chanting, fans in europe do that all the time
We build our stadions to dont collaps for our passion.
Nice video Mbape
🤣🤣
react to "ultras our way of life" and "THE BEST ULTRAS VIDEO EVER (Ultras World 1M Special)" - see real football fans
All 4 of them, people tend to watch the first one and don't realise there's 3 more.
9:57
the police
gun culture
the fear of politics in sports
the politicians
the system
casual fans
the leagues
My bro
All im saying is the Fifa WC is in 2026 n its in America so try n go. Btw yeah those stands are build to bounce so the impact of jumping is reduced
The one you called weak is a away game
college football is worse than the mls, painting a stomach and having neckbeards and nerds with tubas in marching bands with cheerleaders and songs over a speaker isnt passion.
It's not soccer but FOOTBALL!! American football is just like rugby but then with protection!
stadiums is built to cope with this its like a rubberband:)
turn your volume down bro, bursting my ear drum
My brother this is how they go to regular game😂. What context. In Europe football is a tradition from father to son. You can take what sport or games you want from U.s to compare to Europe every time they will beat you when it comes to fans😂 even in concerts , music concerts. Sorry but you are lazy us f....k sorry
All ultras have choreographers.
There's no Dormand in video.
My bro sanc....you
my ears are bleeding when you say soccer instead of football
See the serbian basketball league
football started in the UK, 1863, 90 years after US gained independance from us brits, that aside, im talking all levels, from children to adults, in a country that will fit in one of your states with room to spare, we support local teams, its in our, and its no different across europe and the world,
40,000 association teams
Football is the most popular sport in England, where the first modern set of rules for the code were established in 1863, which were a major influence on the development of the modern Laws of the Game. With over 40,000 association football clubs, England has more clubs involved in the code than any other country.but this is no different to european countries, cant remember how many i think its 27 in eurpoean union, i could be wrong as some are part of the common market, how many teams play football in the US, from child to adult, in 50 states
where you can times 40000 by lets say 20 in europe,
we have a saying, there is your wife children and family, then there is religion, then there is football
Hi can you ract to we were revolutionaries by copa 90
Is a video about ultras fans of inter an italian team and tell what ultras are and what they do
Nothing better than futbol fans 😎
Why don't they do this in the US? It's simple, the difference is tens to hundreds of years of culture and fanaticism. In the USA, parties pay a ticket to go see the players, play and see a show.
In Europe, fans pay a ticket to go and defend their city and their culture, encouraging players to do their best because they represent the city and its fans, unlike in the USA the spectators
The spectacle in Europe is in the stands with the fans. It's in your DNA, you can change each car, woman, but never the club. Being ultra is not for someone who wants to be ultra, you are born ultra.
Watch and react to the video "why ultras are so important" and you will understand a lot of things that you hadn't even imagined until now
11:35
"FRAMÅT MALMÖ"
"HEJA DI BLÅE"
"FORWARD MALMÖ"
"COME ON THE BLUES"
Call and respond chant from the Most Champions and the reigning champions of Sweden Malmö FF.
That was away in the Uefa Euro League against Chelsea e-hentai 3500 Malmö fans were outsinging 36500 Chelsea fans away at Stamford Bridge.
Our own home support is electrifying with megasize flags, big tifo displays and flares.
We sing for 2 hours straight minus 15 minutes at half time break.
💙🤍⭐⭐🤍💙🏆🥇
That Seattle guy in blue, is he for real?? And " I beleive that we will win "! Seriously!!! I spell that L.A.M.E. No offense though
Well, isn't the US, land of freedom...? :p Enjoy the EU ^^ :p
America zero fan culture Europe a thousand times better fan culture