American Reacts to Funniest English Football Chants
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- American reacting/reaction to the funniest English football chants. HOLY HELL! My face hurt after this one. American reaction to UK's Funniest English Football Chants. Let me know what you guys thought about the reaction and please give me some context into what some of these chants were meaning. For donations check below
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My favourite chant is: "You're nothing special, we lose every week"
That's goes skiing with the: it's only x-0, there's sought variations
"Is there a fire drill"
Usually sung when opposing fans start to leave early when getting beat heavily
I'm not particularly a Football fan, but this brings a tear of joy to my eye and makes me proud to be British 🤣.
Yes same
"The city is yours" at 3:35 is a response to the "City is ours" at 9:00 these 2 teams Manchester United and Manchester City both from Manchester hence both claiming that they own the City.
John Lewis is a large national department store. These chants were quite tame! Very few fights nowadays but a strong Police presence at major matches.
"Let's pretend we scored a goal...."
I remember Derby County's brief and embarrassing spell in the Premier League.
The fans sang that every game from August 'til Boxing Day, when they eventually managed it for real!
The British stadia are the last bastion of free speech,god I love being English,stay safe, happy and healthy everyone ✌️
@WatchEuropaTheLastBattle no we dont. But we do have freedom of expression. Which allows for words as well, I.e expression if opinion. And I dunno what you're on about? Maybe not in the premier league but watch the championship or lower tiers. They're still singing there hearts out.
@WatchEuropaTheLastBattle when I say singing there hearts out I wasnt referring to volume either. I was referring to them s singing whatever they want
@WatchEuropaTheLastBattle There is football, football clubs and football supporters beyond the Premier League and beyond the ken of Sky Sports where thousands of supporters sing what they want every week.
@WatchEuropaTheLastBattle In Europe and still currently in the UK we have freedom of expression laws and freedom from discrimination laws. Basically you can express yourself however you feel fit, as long as its not discriminatory towards anyone. A far superior law to Americas Freedom of Speech which allows for freedom of hate speech. If your local league two side had been in trouble numberous times for songs, maybe just stop singing discriminatory, racist or xenophobic chants.....
That first chant. We’ll play in the dark. There was a floodlight failure.
Great reaction.. I’ve seen this before but when you had tears of laughter.. I also then had tears of laughter.. so Thankyou as I needed a laugh. I’m pretty sure that the Last chant about fire drill was because people were leaving early.. but I’m from Australia not UK so I could be wrong. Love and laughter to you and your family from Australia ❤
One team's fans were leaving early because they were losing badly, so the other team's fans were mocking them for it.
Certainly the chants of the British fans are so funny and sarcastic!
Definitely better than that "fight and win" shite from Seattle.
@@vinnyganzano1930 Or "I believe that we will win"
John Lewis is a well known department store here in the UK.
These chants are so tame you should look up others they are hilarious. It’s so funny seeing you laugh so much.
It’s very really that fights break out at football/soccer games these days, but back in the 1970’s and 1980’s there was loads of fights.
Hooliganism, football violence still occurs (some clubs have a reputation for it) but it's nowhere near as common or as bad as it used to be. In the 70's/80's it became known in Europe as the "British disease" and that behaviour got us banned for a decade from European football (at tremendous cost to the British game, both financially and strategically).
Scottish clubs weren't banned 👍
@@eggboundanddown9851 And yet the Rangers, Celtic derby has the rep of the most troublesome and dangerous violence, tied as it is to politics and religion. But otherwise Scottish fans (except at England vs Scotland internationals) are better behaved. I support Kilmarnock as my second team (Newcastle being my first).
Ya, keeping opposing fans separate from each other helps, with so the security nowadays, esp ranked up for derbies.
And robbed my club of possibly it's finest hour
It was only 5 years. Liverpool were initially banned indefinitely, but that was reduced to 6 years.
To my knowledge there are few fights,most supporters take the chants on the chin ❤️🇬🇧
They're Also kept separatefor a reason, do unless you go looking for it after the game (ie the ultras), it's not too bad with the security around
This is the first compilation I've seen that's actually full of good chants
It's lovely to see you laugh. Lol I was at the game when we sang let's pretend we scored a goal.
You were at the actual game that was in the video?
In the UK, there's a shop called John Lewis. That's why they were saying his name is a shop.
''JOHN LEWIS'' is a upper quality department store.
I enjoyed watching that with you! made me laugh!
These days the violence is not as bad as it once was. The police lock it down pretty well these days and you get banned from stadiums or even prison. It still happens but in the 70's, 80's and 90's it could be dangerous to go to a game. Battles involving 100's happened. But even today each team has a hooligan element (or Firm) that are just out for trouble.
I love how classical music (La Donna e Mobile. ) meets football chant...lol..
In the70s at the end of games singing to away fans, "it's time for you to run"
Decades ago there used to a be a LOT of fighting but not anymore everyone's just up for the banter, is there a fire drill is indeed in reference to the opposing fans leaving :D
Now this is laughter
I like the Balotelli chant. It’s super well written, because it’s sung to the tune of a Greek chant for a sports team. The UK fans are very talented to be able to find English words that sound like the Greek chant and fit with the tune.
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I dont know exactly who was it Aris or partizan belgrade who came with it first, but I know both of them is over 10 years old
"Mauled by the Tigers" is a Hull City chant. The team's nickname being "The Tigers", their team colours regularly feature amber and black striped shirts.
If I am not mistaken, it is the Hull supporters who are making fun of their own team cos they are losing.
Happens a lot more than people think.
@@theblitz9 you are kind of mistaken. I'm a Hull City supporter and we sing it when ahead and dominating play. Where I think you're coming from is opposing supporters will mock us by substituting "tigers" as they sing it when the opposite is true. Something that's happened a few times this season unfortunately.
@@hippouk1 I was just quoting what someone else, who said he was a Hull supporter, said on a similar video.
I apologise if i am wrong. No offense meant.
@@theblitz9 no apology necessary, I understood where you were coming from.
Idk what date this is, but I'm guessing it may have been past of the backlash when the owner wanted to rebrand then, like a rugby club, as hull tigers.
Hi I love seeing you laugh. There are so many more football chants out there look up the vile ones and other funny complications you’ll love them.
Also just to get an insight to rugby watch the video til I collapse it is amazing.
I hope your channel really kicks off and you can make it as a you tuber🤞🤞
Thank you so much Deb. It's nice to have this level of support.
The culture of English football fans is to let off steam at the end of the week
Oh and John-Lewis is the name of a department store in the UK
There's a shop chain in the UK called "John Lewis"
More chants lol they get better the more u react to lol
We see why you're called simply savage now with your insecticidal tentencies😂😂👍 your reaction to the inflatable creased me up and yes there are plenty of fights(generally scuffles now) but years ago some cities had no go areas if there was a big game on due to tribal warfare between opposing teams, not so much now. The reference to John Lewis is that it was founded as a shop now called John Lewis partnership it has many department stores for the less thrifty of us plus it has fingers in all sorts of financial services. Great reaction 👍✌️
2:01 What Can You Expect From A Country That Likes Football 🇬🇧🏴
Try checking out some traditional rugby songs normally sung by teams in the showers and the bar after a game. Another level of depravity!
When i was growing up, would have been in the early 80's at a Football match between Portsmouth and Southampton (A lot of History there) a lot of fights after matches so the Police had the ground install cages for the Visiting teams, as well as Police presence separating the fans of each team, but the banter back and to each other was "You're gonna get your FNK head kicked in !", "You What, You what ?". A few times fans slipped through and a riot took place, the Pompey mascot shop got its windows smashed a few times, and local residents boarded up their windows.
We have the generic rhythm cheers for the made up on the spot chants, and the more involved are usually thought up by the fan groups prior
@4:05. Yes.. Manchester City thinks the City is theirs but the can barely fill up their stadium 😂
John Lewis is a department store in the UK
Football hooliganism and fighting was an organised crime in the UK.
Ben Sherman is a designer brand.
You're getting sacked in the morning, sacked in the morning
Search football hooligans in the 80s..lots of fights 🤣🤣
Not that many fights these days, away fans are normally held in the ground until the home fans leave.
All teams have their factions they "go to war', which there's a massive police presence at certain notorious game clashes. Glasgow Celtic vs Glasgow Rangers in Scotland, Manchester United vs Everton, Birmingham City vs Aston Villa, Chelsea vs West Ham United, Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur are just a few of the clashes that could potentially end in violence.
And any game with Millwall.
Chelsea v West Ham NOW mulriply that by 100 on the rare occasions MILLWALL play West Ham..
@@mikesaunders4775 Ironically, on Saturday, when I attend Millwall v Hull City then that will be my 7th decade of going to Millwall matches, and my first game on the 3rd September 1962? Millwall 5 Hull City 1 and it's been downhill ever since...
John lewis is a famous chain of shops hence the song.
John Lewis is a department store chain
Johl-lewis is a large department store hence "his name is a shop"
idk anything about football but i would kill to go to one held in britain
United aggro united aggro allo😂
The kiddy family incest one is because of the name of the team: Kiddyminster Warriors.
'harriers'
@@tomspencer1471 my bad
is there a fire drill, was a reference to the opposition fans leaving early cause they was losing bad.
The sample used is pretty substandard apart from the first 4 or 5 chants, best thing to do is create categories, individual player tributes for instance, over the years Liverpool fans have provided some special chants, Luiz Suarez and Virgil Van Dyke my favourites, as an Arsenal fan I love the Ian Wright and Dennis Bergkamp serenades. Ironic, 'Is this a fire drill, nasty, 'your town is a shithole, i wanna go home', Happy, 'Allez Allez Allez, then we have club songs like, 'You'll never walk alone', but that's another video.
They were asking if there are fire drill because the fans were leaving on the other side
Unfortunately there are lots of fights especially local derbies. You can look at you tube for the 17 worse local derbies and it’s shows what goes on with fans and police.
That's mostly with the ultras/firms nowadays, most people don't get involved like they used to because there's security now, so your unlikely to get away with it, it's more trouble than what it's worth
Watch Green Street and Football Factory they British movies about football firms
@9:43 "You think that your moustache is trendy" chant is a Manchester United one, directed at Man City fans. plays on the stereotype that they are divvy and lame
@SimplySavage Reactions I'm curious to see your reaction to this video of Napoli fans arriving in Rome by train for an away game, it's kind of a classic video in the football culture because it encapsulates so much about the sport in just one camera shot czcams.com/video/GQbetD231D8/video.html
These ones are all pretty tame - search up Adam Johnson chants
John Lewis is a department store
How did we make it 🤣😭
On average you get one fight per game but thay are running battels that can last for hours
John Lewis is a chain of department stores in England.
For context, the 'mauled by the tigers' chant was originally by Hull City, and it was widely regarded as one of of the cringiest chants in years, so I think 'we're getting mauled by the tigers' was the other teams fans mocking them for it
You need a trip to Elland Road.
What is Elland Road?
John Lewis is the equivalent to a dept store stateside
John-Lewis is a shop in the UK
Hello. As you obviously enjoyed this video, I'm sure you'll also be amused by the CZcams Video British Drivers Swearing. 🤣
I may check that out tomorrow. Thanks
A 'blue' is a supporter of Manchester City FC (from the team shirt colour). A 'red' is a Manchester United FC supporter for the same reason. There's much historical rivalry among the two.
John Lewis is the name of a Department Store chain in th UK. Hence "his name is a shop".
Oh there are worse ones out there..!
tbf these are ollllllld ones now.
4:02 That's Manchester derby, two of the top teams in English football history. From the city of Manchester, one side is Manchester United, colored Red and called Red devils, one of the biggest clubs in European football with a deeply enriched history, on the other side of the city, they're Manchester city, colored Blue, wasn't much of a challenge for Man Utd for a very long time. But in recent years, they started to really outshine the red devils, while United is way past their prime and glory days. United fans are typically extremely passionate about the club, they calls city fans as the noisy neighbors.
I'm English and proud you need thick skin to be in this country as we give 0 f#cks
As someone once said "You ain't seen nothin' yet!" There are a lot more chants you could check out but, for some of them, you ought to have a defibrilator handy! Brutal doesn't even come close. Speaking of "brutal", you may wish to check out "Frankie Boyle's Audience Annihilation", but get your blood pressure checked first! :-)
I'm supprised that city can't fill their stadium especially when it comes to the ucl.
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John Lewis,s department store chain.
Check Out The Films “Football Factory” & “Green Streets”.✌🏻😬🏴
OCS and BBC (not the TV channel) are the two main firms in my city. These are kinda the tame ones in the video you used. All are based on facts if you go further on the football chants thing.
WAWAW 💙🤍💙🤍
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LOL imagine one of the lesser rawdy ones , interupted the imensly passionate " Defense, Defense Defense" comming from american fans. and it was televised, half the nation would collapse with a cardiac arrest
British fans the best in the world.
John Lewis is the name of a popular store here
High end shop.
And the name of the best footballer on the planet
Self deprecation. Very british.
Every game there fighting bro like it or not people
walmart nick eh 30
No one does chants like the English, best games to be at is on England turf
There a quite a few of these compilation vids....funniest one i've seen is where they are chanting about eating a pie. And also the dick one 😄
2 country war because football
9:40 not as much as 90's or early 2000's. european football fanbase grew softer by the time. maybe it's better. but it was kinda fun too back in the days.
You should have been at Millwall from The Mid 1950s onwards where it all began in earnest.
@@Isleofskye were you there really?
@@sickturret3587 That should have said Mid 1960's NOT 1950s.
Your timing is perfect. First game MILLWALL 5 Hull City 1: 3rd September 1962
This Saturday I move into my 7th decade attending when Millwall plays......Hull City, over 60 years since I first went, visited 84 grounds from Carlisle down to Plymouth.....
@@Isleofskye you really saw some serious shit then sir.
@@sickturret3587 Yes, My Friend but a combination of luck and quick thinking, on occasion, meant I avoided getting really caught up but there were many close shaves😀
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Then watch The Top 10 Irn Bru ads..
Dick was the name of their football manager who got fired they want him back
Ohhhhh lmao
20.000 empty seats is Manchester City and Manchester United Derby .
" There's Nobody Here x 2
Just Like The Old Days, There's Nobody Here !" lol
it's good that the cursed epidemic is over (almost), and the fans are back where they belong - in the stands of the stadiums!
Where are the tears of laughter ?????
"The City is yours" chant is Manchester United fans singing to Manchester City fans. Both are Manchester teams, City have more recent success but United are the much bigger club.
This Chants is nothing and still very calm you should watch the top 10 Vile football chants
There are so much better fan chants, only in countries like Mexico, Argentina, Greece, Belgrade, generally the Balkan countries as well as Italian or German fans are much better. And not to forget the helala boys ultra group
What a false laughter. You'll gonna be in pain for days.
Lol I don't get why you guys think I'm faking a laugh. I'm sure if you check out other videos you will see that there are somethings that I don't find funny so I don't laugh. Why would I fake laugh though? What's the point?
@@SimplySavageReactions It's obvious you are genuine,my friend.
You will just have to come to terms with the reality that a percentage of Brits are "Wind Up Merchants" so, best to ignore:)
That is by far the least funny, funny chants video
A few people have told me that. I want to check out another one. Sometimes I have to just randomly pick a video not knowing how accurate it is or how funny /not funny it is. I'm hoping that in time, I'll have a couple of friends that will screen a video for me before I decide to watch it. To let me know if it's a good video to react to.
This guy and his fake laughing makes this unwatchable
Well I appreciate the effort! Man, I thought I had everyone fooled lol!
@@SimplySavageReactions at 2.46 that was Birmingham fans taking the Micky out of my team watford as we were having a new stand built