THEY WENT THERE!!! NFL Fans React To "Best Funny Football Chants | With Lyrics"
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You'd be stunned at how much of this isn't planned out in advance.
Literally just one loudmouth starts it then it spreads out from their mates to the whole stands
Some of it is, but a lot of just start spontaneously in a pub or in the ground and if it's a good one it spreads like wildfire. Loads of shit ones don't make it beyond the 5 mates who try to start it haha
And its just a brilliant feeling. Going to an away watch with only 50 and just going mad with a whole stand to play in. Great days. Miss it
Yup
Like leicester Song for vichai Wasnt planned
It’s also really simple tunes that make it easy to join
There was a goalkeeper called Andy Goram who played for Glasgow Rangers in the 90s. He went public on being diagnosed with schizophrenia, so the rival Celtic fans used to chant "there's only twooooooo Andy Gorams.twooooooo Annnndy Gorrrrrams, there's only twooooo Andy Gorammmmms...."
That's the definition of savage.
Brilliant! The more offending, the funnier it is
Remember the Graham Sanderson pundit chant? "SanderSON - wank, wank, wank". :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mind it well wound the sevco right up 💚🍀💚🏴☠️🏴
I met Andy goram and mccoist in the shankill road , Belfast when I was 13..... top blokes
Park Ji Sung is a Man Utd legend, they mock him at the start of the song but its only to lure you in so they can mock Liverpool fans for living in social housing.
The irony of that whole chant, it’s almost a certainty that every person chanting that also likely lives in social housing. Unless Manchester, with it’s horrific homelessness and unemployment rates, went all upscale all of a sudden and we all missed it? Nope, still a council estate infested shithole, so much so that Mourinho wouldn’t even buy a house there while he was manager.
Same with the the likes of Wolves fans who unironically chant “feed the Scousers”, oblivious to the fact they themselves have much higher unemployment rates than Liverpool and Liverpool fans were literally feeding them, taking food to food-banks outside The Mollenieux before the game 😂🤦♂️
Awkward on both counts. The fans played themselves with those ones. But nobody ever accused football fans of being smart tbf, bless them.
@@steveo4991
The irony is Steve, the same Man U supporters were up in arms when Luis Suarez racially abused Patrice Evra yet hypocritically sing that every week offending every Korean on the planet
@@steveo4991 Probably not anymore, Costs a small fortune for a season ticket at a prem club.
@@neilstevens1206 That too lol
United also have the most arrests of any club for racial abuse in the last 10 tears and its not even close.
@@steveo4991 oh dear, spot the offended scouser. It’s footy banter, get a sense of humour ffs.
The "let's pretend" chant is the best u know done at most clubs. I loved it when I was a kid and still do 20yrs later. It's when your teams playing shit and you want a bit of fun and to make your team notice and pull their finger out.
British humour is the best. Amazing football fans.
It's like you said America has the best healt care system
@Reign Aden yo what
Irish and Scottish fans are very funny too, we love it in Europe
@Reign Aden what kind of pathetic loser hacks their own girlfriend, have some trust
@@AntonitoD British includes Scotland and welsh
That Manchester United chant about Ji-Sung Park is PRAISE. He's a cult legend at Man U.
@Tony 2 Toes Man U - the shortened name often used for Manchester United
Its a dig at liverpool. Scouse eating rats... Yum thats a nite down the m62!
Little practical note: The way that these chants often start is because in many English stadiums it's dead quiet it's not like here (Murrica 🇺🇸) where it's constant cheers or noise and loud ass p a announcers all the time. It'll be quiet enough where you can hear a single voice shout out something and if it's good everybody will 😂 or pick up the chant. You can't do that here at football stadiums or hockey stadiums or basketball stadiums doesn't work that way because our culture is naturally very loud. Over there the culture is very quiet but then you have drunk people LOL and if they say something funny all the other Brits will hop onto it. Hope that clears up how they get these chants started
@@ChristopherJamesG not true.... The ultra groups write and figure out the chants when they meet every week, and the the capo who has the megaphone will animate the stand during the whole game, while having his back turned he does not even see the game and the other stands will follow
@@ChristopherJamesG you have no idea what you’re talking about
I remember an entire nightclub in Sheffield doing the yaya/kolo chant in the middle of the night. Dj had to stop. 😂
"is this about a Chinese player" "oh thats racist as shit"
gotta love Americans
Seriously 😅 i was like, you are saying it loud is there a Chinese player. WTH
first, he's Korean, and second, the racism is only there to set up a joke about scousers 😂
Yes and saying that his ethnicity eats dogs is not about their race but about their deeds / culture. It is not racist.
The point is, they assume the player is Chinese, when he isn't. And then say the chant is racist. Irony being their reaction was racist.
Park Ji Sung is Korean. :) and yes they eat dogs in Korea.
9:40 there were two players ( brothers from the Ivory Coast) whose names were Yaya and Kolo Touré. They're known for being very nice. And people often do this chant (and pretty much anywhere) because it makes them smile lol shoot, it makes everybody smile lol
Also, the chant is based on the song No Limits by 2 Unlimited.
I think in the US the fans just all sit together in a kind of family atmosphere? In England the fans are always segregated, as there'd be big trouble if they threw them all in together! It's more tribal here and so that's why the chants are roasting players or the opposition.
Yep.
American sports are for family picnics.
When nothing happens if one loses it kind of means nothing is overly important. No relegation there in most sports.
You get relegated in the prem and it might take a decade to get back.
Basically, losing and winning in football has consequences, not so much in American sports.
@@Londronable unless you are Norwich.
Same in Scotland and it’s fucking awesome
They do meet quite often in the towns and city’s around the stadiums and it’s all out war and to be honest we wouldn’t have it any other way it’s awesome
Just type in football hooligans and see what comes up 👍🏻
We don’t coordinate any thing at all it’s always 1 person shouting and then everyone joins in
“Is zlatans nose offside?”
I’m dead 😂😂😂
Park Ji-Sung was Manchester United's South Korean super-sub ... he was a soccer legend in his home country, because nobody from South Korea had ever played in the elite European leagues before. He would often be brought on after 70 minutes and score the winning goal. A terrific player that Man Utd fans loved ... so they gave him his own song:
"Park, Park, wherever you may be,
You eat dogs in your home country,
It could be worse, you could be Scouse,
Eating rats in your council house"
Ah,l true love! ... when you know that a racist song like this is just made in good fun to actually show affection for you!
[I know - that doesn't make any sense]
Not racist just facts they eat over a million dogs a year.
Dont forget its a savage dig at Liverpool too.
@@f3aok A stereotype/generalisation based on race isn't racist, it's 'facts'? There's over 1.5 billion people and approximately 0.09% of the population eat it, mainly a minority in one province during a single festival once a year... stop talking out your arsehole
@@020701304 1.5 billion koreans? Consuming dogs is pretty widespread in Korea, China, Vietnam, Laos and other areas of South East Asia. I've seen plenty of restaurants that serve dog meat with my own eyes. You need to travel a bit more i reckon.
@@020701304 erm....You're just a little bit out lol. The population of S. Korea is only about 52 million.
Ji Sung Park is a Man Utd icon tbh and is South Korean. Like he always played the big games. Man Utd fans love Park and that chant was more an insult to the scouse (Liverpool) eating rats in their council houses
These chants are very mild.
Tribalism and cheeky British banter 👍🏻
Fans are the heart and soul of sport.
You guys rock! Thank you for his video. We will continue to entertain you yanks much love from the UK 😁👌
I saw chelsea when they played in new york, as an ex pat brit you could tell who had flown in hahahaha, there's a most offensive fans chants video, that might be worth looking at.Also Park was a Korean player who played for man utd, thing was they were singing that at him because they loved him!
And also having a dig at the Liverpool fans (scousers).
@@Albert64 as a Liverpool fan the chant does raise a smile.
Absolutely, Brits only insult people they like.
@@KernowWarrior that sort of roasting true. We are less funny when we don't like ya.
@@KernowWarrior It's true, we call those we don't like 'mate' and those we do like 'dickhead', our banter is unique, we use broad stereotypes in our humour but the affection (which it stems from, never get that twisted) is difficult to detect by foreign ears
"We lose every week, your nothing special" 😂😂😂😂😂
As A Britbong I Love Watching Yanks React To English Footie Chants. It Seems Soo Alien To You. We Take The Piss Outta Of Our Own Players And Club Just For The Gigs. Nothing Is Off Limits.
but clearly, some things were offside......
Why do u capitalise every word mongo
@@MaxKingsley72 thats Mongo
Why are you capitalising every word?
Why You Type Like This Mate?
One time I went to an away game against a team from Wales. Wales is quite rural and has an (unfair) stereotype that they all really “love” their sheep.
Some of the fans literally brought these inflatable sheep with them so they could bounce them over the barriers and into the home team’s stands throughout the game!
OMG! I'm dying here!
Ahahahaha. But Welsh language is awesome.
the English fans don't care if we hate a team they will go in on them and there not the most offensive ones trust me
Not even close to the most offensive ones.
Also not even close to the best ones. Why put spurs Allez in? they stole it of Liverpool and made a shitter version.
Victoria Beckham takes it up the arse was a good one 😂
Millwalls chant is “no one likes us, we don’t care” and they mean it! 🤣
@@StephenButlerOne Well Liverpool stole it from Napoli. Im sure Napoli stole it from someone too. Although i would agree Liverpools version of allez allez is among the best ones. Supporter chants gets copied all over the place, its just the lyrics that change. that's what makes them catchy and easy to learn.
@@emilehardaway6215 Very true
Up until the 80's, pretty much everyone sung "You'll Never Walk Alone", even though it was accepted as Liverpool's song.
I'm point of fact, "The Shed" at Chelsea was a specific response to Liverpool having "The Kop" and wanting their own, named singing section. I'm sure many other terraces followed a similar example.
All chants are based of nursery rhymes, so there easy to pick up. So you don’t have to plan it just comes natural and everyone follows
Not nursery rhymes, but traditional songs, hymns and a lot of stuff from early 70's pop hits. Recently Sloop John B has become popular, for some unfathomable reason.
I literally cannot think of a single chant based on a 'nursery rhyme'.
@@Spectrescup Neither can i to be honest! Why say such a thing?
@@Katehowe3010 ikr? "Here's a subject I know nothing about so listen to me wade in!"
Terrace culture. I never thought about how special tens of thousands of people all singing and chanting really is. Football is nothing without fans
Most chants start pretty organically. A few people come up with a new one, start singing it, if the people around them like it, they sing along and so the thing grows.
They all follow well-known melodies, so singing along is pretty easy.
Eventually, a chant either dies out or becomes established.
The humour and banter at games is amazing. Most of these chants are from away fans. When there are 3 or 4 thousand of you in a stadium of 30thousand you have to make yourself heard. I love the one where your team is losing 4 - 0 and you still laugh at the them for only winning by 4
The first chant "I don't wanna go home " started by the Newcastle fans.
Bring your teams over here. We'll give them a roasting, be outer pleasure
Brilliant comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They sure deserve it
In the UK, we have banter. We basically take the mic out of everyone and everything. Even if something is serious, we joke about it. Everything we do is banter, we don't take ourselves too seriously, we don't take other things people say too seriously. The thing is, most people don't get offended or if they do, they just laugh about it or find ways to lighten the situation through having a laugh. I think that's why we get away with the chants we do here because we are never being serious or malicious when we say it. It's just banter and we are just savages to each other.
It's the PUB culture in england were you learn most of the chants! £ hours before the game they all meet up at their favourite pub have a few pints and sing their hearts out! a very colourful experience that has to be experienced once in your life!
British sense of humour starts at school!
Is there a fire drill? is one I've sung many times when my team - Brentford - has slaughtered our arch-rivals - Fulham. So funny to see them all giving up hope and leaving early. But my favourite is definitely 'let's pretend we've scored a goal' when absolutely nothing is happening on the pitch. People cheer wildly as if a goal has actually been scored and it was the best goal ever.
The very first chant was made by the Welsh supporters at the Euro 2016 tournament.
As a tiny nation, this was our second ever major tournament event we qualified for (after the 1958 World Cup, where we beat Brasil 1-0), and we didn't expect to do very well. Ergo, we sang about not wanting to go home, we were having such a good time, please let us stay!
We reached the semi final, and got beaten by Ronaldo of Portugal. There were another 10 guys, but he's phenomenal...
Many people slept on the beaches of France, because they hadn't booked hotels for more than a couple of weeks. Just didn't go home, called work to say "sorry, but we're actually doing well. Brb!"
Good times.
Lol Newcastle fans created it in 2012 or 13.
In England a new chant is started by one guy screaming in the concourse and everyone else clicks on
8:50...George Best was a legendary Man Utd player from the 1960s. He's still considered to be the greatest footballing talent to come out of the UK (Northern Ireland). 'Go on the piss' means go and get drunk with. Sadly he struggled with alcohol addiction for most of his life and in the end it killed him. 😔 (COYS!)
“I spent a lot of money on booze, birds, and fast cars. The rest I just squandered.”
@@MrElsey123 a friend of Mr Best apparently found him unconscious and naked in a hotel room with two young ladies and a quantity of empty champagne bottles. He simply sighed and said "oh Georgie, where did it all go wrong?" 🥰
And HIBS player granted he never turned up for training and was pished half the time but not many clubs can say they had Georgie Best
The first football chant was written by the leading classical composer Sir Edward Elgar, who was a director and supporter of Wolverhampton Wanderers, {Wolves}, who are also Robert Plant's team.
Indeed. And fans have been composing "Variations on a theme by Elgar" ever since 😂
Did Elgar put the word "c*nt" into it by any chance?
Right to start a chant, one or a few start it and within minutes the whole stadium are singing it. Simple really. Keep well guys
Going on the piss is British slang for going out drinking and getting really drunk. Having a good time. Like the term, getting pissed, getting smashed, getting drunk etc.
George Best was a Manchester United Player but he got in the hall of fame for being one of England's best football players of all time. He unfortunately passed away due to being an alcoholic and he needed a liver transplant. He was known to enjoy drinking. So them singing, "When I die and they lay me to rest, i'm going to go on the piss, with Georgie Best." They want to go for a drink with him in heaven basically. It's a chant out of respect to one of the best football players who enjoyed a drink. People are saying that they would like to go for a drink with one of the best players of all time. Hope this helps to explain it.
Also they are chanting this to the song called "Spirit in the sky." Which is a song by a British singer. The words are "Going up to the spirit in the sky, that's where I'm gonna go when I die, when I die and they lay me to rest, I'm gonna go to the place that's the best." So with the football player being called George Best and the fact that he passed away, it fits in to the tune of the song.
i LOVE "You're nuthin' special, we lose every week"!
My favourite. Am borrowing it for my cricket club
I think that's our new song now 😭😕
The Park song was done by their own fans (MU).
Believe it or not, that's a song of respect to Park, we as Man U fans love him.
This is the filtered clean version of this. there is the unedited. gritty one knocking about.
They walk among us. Occasionally you hear the knuckles dragging over the cobbles.
There’s a reason fans are segregated and away fans in a derby have to get there early and stay in the stadium till the home fans leave.
I used to work with a guy who was a Queens Park Rangers' fan. Before he settled down, got married and had a couple of kids, he would travel all over England to various places I knew about but had never visited. QPR were then in the Championship (second tier league below the Premier League.) I asked him how were places like Doncaster and Hull. He said he did not know. It was too dangerous.
The match finished. He found his car and got the fvck out. No hanging about.
“I spent a lot of money on booze, birds, and fast cars. The rest I just squandered.”
The Best comment.
These two will thinks birds are hawks or bald eagles.
@@happyapple4269 at least they make sense. Who's Will?
@@briancohenthepfjmassive.4769 yep. Maradana good, pele better, George BEST!
Football in the UK is the peoples game, built from the ground up, big corp machines may have money in our clubs but the game will always belong to the people, the chants just re-enforce who is the real boss.... THE PEOPLE...!
So very true
Very true, look at the silly super league they all shit a brick and pulled out. Fan power
I don't know about other countries, but here in Spain, during Franco's dictatorship, The football field was the only place were people could vent their frustration with the horrible situation the country went through for 40 agonizing years. So yes, the game belongs to the people and nothing will change that
Hence with enough pressure from the fans mangers are sacked and more
Some of the best moments I’ve ever had is the banter on the football terraces. Legendary sometimes
Ji-sung park is beloved by utd fans, but he has asked them to stop saying he eats dogs and they wont
For most fans of the lower tier teams the self deprecating humor can be the most fun. My team loses regularly and one of our chants to the other teams goes “we lose every week, we lose every week, you’re not that special, we lose every week”
English football fans are brutal 😂😂
I'm so upset by the new decline in free speech. They call it tolerant, but they tolerate nothing but agreement with their ideas. I need old school banter back!
hi guys the main difference is in the commitment the fans invest in their teams it is normally lifelong. New chants will go out once and once a few catch on it spreads like wildfire. when we start watching a game we do not move until half time and then when the final whistle. Some of the ones you showed were classic sarcasm when the home fans walked out when losing 5 -0 and were asked if it was a fire drill. Classic.
When we went to see a NFL game in the USA it was great to see. But I missed the chanting and the slagging off of the players. It was all very polite.
So the MLS 🚜🚜🚜🚜
To be honest wasn'tt a fan , took way too long and that stopping every two minutes made me want to pull my hair out, gimme rugby any day
The. Man it's park chant was quality 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was pretty tame for English chants. You should look up Adam Johnson chants
There's home supporters at one end and away supporters at the other and taunt each others team
Trust me, I work in a football stadium. You’d be surprised, half the chants start with one to two people chanting and then it just spreads like wildfire. It’s amazing really.
Need the Adam Johnson and Park ji Sung ones😂
And the Kiddie Family...
Most of the chants are directed at players in the opposing team, or fans of the opposing team. For example... "Is there a fire drill?" is directed at fans of the opposing team. The team is losing, and the fans are walking out early as they know their team has "no hope" of winning.
One thing you will very quickly learn at a football match in the UK or mainland Europe - ANYTHING goes. And god help you if you stumble upon a group of ultras.
We have the off-side rule here, so when a team is attacking, and kicks the ball forward, his teams players cant be more forward than the last defender (except the keeper) . This is to stop forwards just staying around the other teams goal all the game. If you're off-side, the other team get a free kick. So when theyre singing about a players teeth, eyes or nose, theyre singing that their nose/eyes/teeth etc are sticking out so far, theyre always off-side. We take the piss out of the other teams and even our own teams, it's all football banter.
Ji-sung Park was a South Korean midfielder for Manchester United.
The Americans don’t get the joke park eating dogs in Korea, but scousers (people from Liverpool 🇬🇧) eating rats. Because eating rats is worse than eating dogs so the song is more insulting to the scousers. It’s the British sense of humour
To help British Council estate are like American Project housing.
Sheffield United away in the Championship in 2018 and we all sang ‘My Nanna’s Council Tax, it payed for your house’
George best is one of the greatest ever players. Sadly he was a raving alcoholic too.
The United chant about Park wasn’t meant to be racially offensive. Park was a loved United player, the real insult was towards the scousers (primarily Liverpool fans). The United/Liverpool rivalry is arguably the biggest in English football. It goes deeper than clubs since Manchester/Liverpool is also one of England’s main cultural/city clashes.
In the bad old days football fans used to fight and smash the place up so nowadays a cheeky song is a lot better and no one cares .
good*
They still fight and, often smash shit up.
"I can see Philly doing this". Ha, ha! As an Englishman and an Eagles fan, I TOTALLY think this is something Philly fans should be introducing to the NFL.
These are pretty much the tamest clips you could of picked
Yes very PG but still good 🚜🚜🚜
The way English fans see it, football is a sport, no political views should get in the way of our sport. That’s why we have no filter
youve got more seagulls than fans is just brilliant
I believe that was at Vale Park! Against Brighton, and i believe i was there. As a home fan that is!
@@Katehowe3010 is that to the tune of r kelly's i believe i can fly? ;-)
@@MacStoker It was just a basic chant with no discernable melody, and it was Blackpool, not Brighton! Cheers.
@@Katehowe3010 Bradford at Blackpool
@@keithhine798 I stand corrected! At first glance the seats looked yellow, like those at Vale Park, but upon closer inspection, they are orange. I'm sure we've also used that chant though! Cheers!
you have to understand though these teams were grass roots and made their way from 100 years ago to today with the community behind them. Its rivalries and banter thats gone on for more than a century so you can expect no holds barred stuff from the fans. It can be brutal, even eviscerating but its all light hearted fun at the end of the day. English football means a lot more than an allegiance to an NFL team
Take a look at the Atherstone Ball Game and Shrovetide Football. The main rule in the Atherstone game is "don't kill anyone". Apart from that, anything goes. I think you'll enjoy it.
When part of our ground was being developed there were always contractors of some description about and they all had chants sang to them. Most cops take chants as good craic as well. I have seen a few shows about US teams and really want to come over and visit. Would people in the US really be upset at piss take chants? Every fan loves it one of the few things that unites us all. Great video lads from a Swindon fan
".... from a Swindon fan"
You do realise you can edit that bit out? ;)
@@kevg3320 LOL
The first one, "Don't take me Home" was actually sung the welsh fans of the Euro's two years earlier, when we reached the semi-finals of that tournament. Just another appropriation we get no credit for.
I thought Man United and Man City were gay bars but then I'm a Chelsea fan. Subscribed because you clearly get our sense of humour. We tend not to draw lines - see Jimmy Carr's or Frankie Boyle's most offensive jokes collections on YT.
100% Jimmy and franky are perfect examples of how we move the line to wherever people are getting offended
Ironic from a Chelsea fan who Utd nicknamed Rent Boys.
@@warwickrhoade5068 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👌
There are co-ordinators , A person that is a co-ordinator has an "ensamble" of chants and they may use megaphone to rally the crowd by basically giving them a baseline. Other than that , experience you pick them up quickly.
Built on over 120 years of football tradition and culture
Brilliant lads. Subscribed from England 👏
The songs are fluid usually changing words from older songs some catch on and some dont
Offside has to do with the attacking player being behind the defensive line, so what they're saying is his nose/teeth/eyes are so big they're behind the defensive line even tho their body is not.
Soon as I heard You'll never walk alone I was hooked the best atmospheres is Germany for me the tickets are so much cheaper too
I remember going to watch Spurs in the late 60’s and early 70’s Pat Jennings our goal keeper had large hands. When he did a great save everyone sang ‘With those hands give us a wank…. Give us a wank give us a wank….. oooooh Pat Jennings give us a wank’
You need the other funny english football chants .they were prety tame
Am Tottenham one person start singing and we follow and it just carry on and on this has being happening for over a hundreds of years football is a big thing in the Uk 🇬🇧
When it comes to chants...the english are the BEST!
If you think that's savage, watch something about the football hooliganism in the 80s and 90s, each team had its own firm and they'd all fight after each game. Was mental.
How about the timeless classic: Goal Kick...
“Youuuuuuuuuuuuure Shit ah!”
Park actually apparently likes the chant. I have been to baseball and NFL games in the USA. All they seem to do is sit around, eating hot dogs and randomly individually shouting things like ' You suck" or 'offence' or 'defence'. Totally different experience to a game in England.
Park ji sung was a amazing south korean player
They film the crowd incase of any trohble so they have evidence. What you need to remember is fans are kept seperated here so we cant kill eachother 😂
trouble not trohble learn to spell
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@@westham535 typical West Ham cant spell
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Miss this last 12 months can't wait for Saturday afternoon to resume again
Fans know the songs, they go weekly, These are very mild chants, dig a little deeper..... West Ham Fan :-)
There is at least one instance of American soccer fans inventing a great chant/song. When the MLS started, Tony Meola was the goalkeeper for the NY/NJ Metrostars. During one match between them and DC United, some DC fans started singing (to the tune of Jesus Christ Superstar) "Me-ola... Superstar... Don't know where to stand, hope it hits the bar! Me-ola... Superstar... Plays like a girl and wears a bra!" I laughed so hard, I almost pissed myself.
I’m a simple man I see football I click
A thing to remember about our football fans, we are just as happy to Make fun of our own team as we are with the other team!
Us West Ham fans used to sing to David Beckham that Posh Spice takes it up the arse, haha. Went to watch us at Old Trafford when I was 14. Scored 1 and then lost 7-1!! Still a good day out, that was the year Man Utd won the treble. At least I witnessed a great, legendary Man Utd team playing together.
Hello guys! My name is Charlie, I’m 29 and from England.
For the past 2 hours I have been watching your videos and I’m pleased to say you have a new follower ✌️ 💚 I’m from Leeds, in Yorkshire.
You gents come across so well and I love your curiosity into the English culture & football especially.
I just stumbled across your channel and I love watching you guys experience these things for the first time!
I am a Leeds Utd fan and we recently hired an American coach called Jesse Marsch who is doing a good job so far at keeping us in the premier league 🤞 Maybe we could become your adopted English team?
I also love Bob Mortimer and English comedy and you have already stumbled upon some gold and have reminded me about some of the things I love about my country and not to take it for granted 😊 so thanks!
I would love for you guys to delve deeper into some more great acts, so anything involving James Acaster I heartily recommend! There are some great compilations on TH-cam out there.
Also, have you heard of Karl Pilkington? I cannot begin to explain exactly what he is 😅
If you would ever like to create another video I have a lot of inside knowledge about football fans and the origins of some of the chants, this comes from supporting a club with some of the most crazy but loyal fans out there 💙💛
I would love to have a chat and answer some questions over Zoom some time! It could well be a laugh and we could learn a lot about each other’s cultures!
Respect and peace, from Charlie x
Great post...
thing with football chants in England is that most if not all of the crowd are working class people, they work 9-5 every week and get to have good breaks when they watch football games. Obviously they dont enjoy it when their team loses so they get angry and create these chants.
Most of these chants are not discussed before hand, it will a group of friends singing it and it will spread to the whole crowd. its easy for everyone to join as they just repeat.
Zlatan Ibrohimvic, He's a Swedish Stricker who played in England for a while, he has a massive nose. He currently plays in Italy and before his stint in Italy he played for the LA Galaxy.
2:26 get it? because there were lots of seagulls in the air
you need to see the isle of man tt
Most chants have a very simple rythem, based on simple nursery rhymes or children's songs everyone knows, it's merely a task of finding a song that fits the pattern of the insult and getting the loudest bastard to shout it and everyone fills in the blanks and responds
Man city ran a bit of a billboard campaign claiming Manchester was theirs. This was uniteds response to that as man city never sell out their stadium 👍
City are actually based in the city.
@@StephenButlerOne true City are in Manchester and United are from the city of Salford, although most of their fans come from Surrey or Hertfordshire or other suburbs of London.