as a Canadian i can tell you this goal meant so much more than any championship, Stanley cup, or world cup. this was our game, played on our soil, playing for the olympic gold. but its the fact that it was on our soil at the highest level that made it so special. to state just how passionately Canadians felt about this game i can say 2 facts about what happened that day. 1 is the entire country shut down, not joking, even planes in airports were not able to take off because the passengers refused to board so they could watch. and the second being that it was the most watched broadcast in Canadian history, over 16 million televisions were tuned in (not 16million people, 16 million televisions), in a country of only 30 million at the time. there was somthing really magic that happened in our country during the 2010 olympics
That sign at the beginning "I Prefer Canadian over Miller" works in so many ways. First of all Canadian is a brand of Canadian (obviously) beer and Miller is a popular brand of American beer. Secondly, the name of the Team USA's goalie was Ryan Miller
IGGY! IGGY! You absolutely need to do a Jarome Iginla highlights, he assisted the “Golden Goal”, he’s the “Iggy” that Crosby is yelling to right before he scores! Greatest Calgary Flames player of all time. Scored, hit, fought and was the top player in the league for a time in the 2000’s. An absolute beast of a player.
Jerome is a hockey players hockey player, he's not flashy but the man's name is synonymous with hard work and grit It's not surprising he doesn't get much recognition from the outside sporting world, if you don't know the sport you won't recognize why half of the shit he does is incredible
Agreed, Iggy was a beast. He’d score, he could set up, he could play nasty and he could drop the gloves if needed. What a great hockey player. But more than that, HE WAS/IS PURE CLASS OFF OF THE ICE!!! The volume of good deeds he’s performed in the community is LEGENDARY!! Love IGGY........and I’m a Leafs fan. 👍🏼👍🏼
Even now 12 years later looking back at this game still makes me very emotional. A gold medal win is a win but to do it playing one of our national sports on home soil is truly something else. Thank you for reacting to this Adam.
Me too man. Top 5 moments in Canadian History. I was in Van that day, the sound of the cheer reverberated off the buildings. I swear you could hear the entire city cheering. Years later I met a deaf guy that was there too, he said he could feel the vibration in the sidewalk from a million people screaming at once. I will never, ever forget that moment. Ever.
being a Canadian, this still brings tears of joy to my eyes. when Crosby scored, i'm sure most of the US could hear our whole country roar with cheering
Disasterpiece1 As an American, I can say yes...yes we could. Still heartbreaking to tie up the game last minute and lose, but losing to Canada makes it even worse xD GG Canada 🇨🇦 love from your southern Neighbors 🇺🇸
I think this game also highlighted how far America has come in hockey development. The US lost but damn... there was so much amazing talent on the ice for the American side. 1980 will still be the high mark for American hockey but this game showed the talent gap wasn't that far off.
@@chaost4544 Canada and the US continue to become even closer in terms of skill, most of the last few draft classes have been dominated by americans like the hughes
80% of Canadians watched at least part of this game. 26.5 million unique viewers, Canada's population in 2010 was 34 million. You can ask any Canadian where they were when this happened and almost all of us will have a story!
Twelve years later and this video brought tears to my eyes. Here in Canada all you have to say is "golden goal" and almost everyone knows what you are referring to. We are hockey. Here we are 50 years after the 72 summit series and every hockey fan knows and can visualize the goal if you say "Henderson scores" and game 3 of the 1987 Canada Cup, " Lemieux to Gretzky back to Lemieux ...SCORES". As much apart of us and our culture as the players themselves.
It was an incredibly unifying moment in Canada, I spent the game at a rooftop party in downtown Vancouver and you could hear the roar across the river when that golden goal went in! Kind of amusing as it came in initial waves due to the time delay in satellite, cable and media feeds. Definitely a moment I'll always remember.
I swear every single person in Canada was watching the game, I had my old hockey team over and a bunch of friends and family and we absolutely lost it, every time I watch it I get goosebumps. One great moment where every Canadian knew exactly where they were when Crosby scored
not every single person. As I recall, my little sisters were not watching with me. Actually, I may have been the only one in my family really watching the game, at least into overtime...
React to : "NHL : Deflections" Deflections are an aspect of the game you haven't really touched so far. An aspect that is terrifying since they're done by the players almost in front of the shots but Oh so satisfying to watch when done right.
The international women's games are more interesting, the teams are less "superstar" teams, they train together through the year, and they play against the same teams all the time so they make serious rivalries.
I was at a bar at a ski hill in the states for that game and when we scored to win in OT three quarters of the bar sang O Canada. One of the coolest moments I've seen.
Omg as a female hockey player that game was the most nerve racking since Canada was being dominated the whole game and Marie-Philip Poulin played the heroin at the same end of the third and in OT.
@@bobbydubbs7332 It is Stephen Harper, he was present at the game, and was PM at the time the game was played. I remember the CBC camera on him during the game.
Every country in the world was watching. I'm from BC, an hour from Vancouver. Everybody on the highway was pulled over listening on the radio, NO one was on the streets, even the homeless and drug addicts were watching in TV stores. (No joke) I remember as soon as we scored windows were breaking all over town from how loud it was. All of vancouver went nuts, boats blasting their horns, every floor in every building was jam packed. Cars honking wherever you went, people screaming at the top of their lungs, I was sadly young and don't remember TOO much of the game nor the excitement but when I look back at it, everything I listed is what I remember.
I remember watching the game on tv, it was so intense, i lost my shit when sid scored and i still get goose bumps everytime i watch the replays again and again 🇨🇦
I was 10 during that game, and I'm an American. With five minutes left my dad shut off the TV and said the game was going to be a loss for the US. Three minutes later I snuck in and watched the last few, and when Parise scored I ran upstairs screaming to get my family to watch the rest of the game. Completely unforgettable game, kudos to you guys up North on the win, it was spectacular and an all-time classic.
This game was everything. 38 millions people coming together in celebration. These reactions of people will always make me cry. What a moment. What a game. What a goal. I love my country. Go Canada
This is that perfect moment that made you a sports fan in the first place. I'll never forget it. this moment united the entire country in celebration, and pride It was truly magical It was also the final event of the winter Olympics, and sealed Canada as the first place finisher in medals
This game was amazing! I was in grade 2 at the time of the Olympics and remember hearing updates daily at school. I was so proud to be a Canadian and to see our nation come together, and of course this game. This game had me jumping for joy on the couch not only because of how great the team was, but because OUR team won on home soil. Let’s go Canada! 🇨🇦
I can't believe that was 10 years ago! I remember watching the game with my brother and just losing it when we won and on home soil too, one of the best feelings ever. Only thing that makes it even better is that we also won the women's gold medal game and the sledge hockey gold at the Paralympics. Both games you should definitely check out. PLEASE watch the women's gold medal games in Vancouver and Sochi, they are incredible!!!
I too had to downvote as well to get the upvote number closer to 12!.... But I am a Flames fan born and raised in Calgary, and it was nice to know my team was able to contribute a part to this masterpiece team. i fucking love that term. "The "IGGY!" heard around the world"
When you see Leaf fans hugging Canadian fans next to Flame fans embracing oiler fans in DT Vancouver, you are truly witnessing something epic. This was a great moment.
Some of us were at home with loved ones, jumping on the furniture and screaming our lungs out. Some of us were hugging strangers in the streets. Some wore rally caps, some held hands. Hockey is a beautiful sport (also, react to the 2014 women's Olympic finals in Sochi, please @Adam Couser !!!!! [I called that game and its one of my greatest accomplishments in life])
To put the magnitude of the game into context, roughly 16.6 million Canadians, or about half of the entire population was watching. I remember going out to get some drinks at a convenience store during intermission, and it felt like a ghost town outside. The dude in the convenience store was watching it on a little box TV on the counter. It's still the most watched TV event in Canadian history. Edit: Also, I looked it up, and all of the top five most viewed TV events in Canadian history were part of the 2010 games. The country just sort of collectively lost our minds over them.
I'm crying watching this. Nothing makes me feel more proud to be a Canadian then to watch everyone, regardless of race or creed or anything, we came together as a nation to put our emotion collectively into our beloved sport. Thank you Adam for bringing back my love of this country and as such I deem you Canadian as well. Love you man.
There was a top 5 players that played through injury video somewhere, Gregory Campbell and Patrice Bergeron were 1 and 2 I believe. Both from the 2013 playoff. Bergeron was playing with a punctured lung
Oh this brings back memories of watching this game in Australia with a bunch of my fellow Canadians. We went wild after that victory! Definitely one of my favourite hockey moments!
Lol "2nd quarter? See I'm a professional!" - there are three "periods" in hockey :P. Also yeah game was massive in Canada. Every knows where they were. Canada won gold against USA in USA in 2002. USA isn't huge with hockey but the fans wanted revenge and they are generally pretty tight with Canada and the other top squads (Russia, Sweden) talent-wise. They had a good team that year. Also no McDavid on this team, the NHL hasn't at the Olympics since he joined the league. Thanks for bringing back the memories of this one. Ryan Kesler's tears are delicious. I think you will like "The Iggy heard round the world" - th-cam.com/video/_tvesS328vI/w-d-xo.html
idk why this came up on my recommended but YO being from vancouver, 10 years old at the time, crosby scoring that game winning goal was such a HEROIC moment. i remember EXACTLY where i was with my family, on a cruise down false creek near which is right by downtown vancity and BROOO the ship ERUPTED when that goal was scored, my emotional ass cried too HAHAHA. loved this video man, love seeing the excitement around this moment in time
You're a real sport fan man! And this game showed the world why Sid is the greatest of all time. He does the impossible when the stakes are at their highest.
So cute... he saw it all and still doesn't get how important this was. CL Final Manchester and Chelsea... Pfff... NOTHING compared to this. And hell yes I saw both
Adam they published some stats that showed that 80 percent of Canadians were watching this game, based off of water usage. They literally tracked how toilet flushing went off the charts between periods, across the whole nation, at the exact same time, and then down to barely anything, and then back up again after the first period, rinse and repeat. You can find it online its super cool.
U should react to the Finland reacting to Winning 2019 IIHF world championship. Video by Timo Wilderness! It is even crazier than this video (title:Ice Hockey World championship to Finland)
School library. Grade 6. Absolutely packed with students and teachers. Nobody was even talking until the goal was scored and everyone just started jumping around and hugging each other. One of my most fond memories and something I’ll never forget.
Crosby had 7 points in 7 games (4 goals, 3 assists). Toews had 8 points in 7 games (1 goal, 7 assists). To say Crosby was unnoticeable is a fucking joke.
I'm a Canadian, was driving home from a ski trip and pulled into a pizza place in a town partway home to watch the game (BP in Hinton!!). It was crazy. I was on my own, but over that 3 hours we were all brother and sisters, yelling like loons! Adam, you sense the emotion, but across the country in bars, festival areas and people's homes it was palpable. The entire country shut down during the game. Great day!
Oh man this takes me back! Going out downtown was so fun during the olympics as a good majority of streets were closed off and people could completely roam about. Watching this while in the heart of downtown surrounded by thousands of people was deafening!
Idk if anyone said it yet, but this was actually the most watched televised broadcast in Canadian history. It's estimated over 16 million people watched the game which was more than half of the countries population. In fact I just looked up the numbers and apparently 6 of the 7 most watched tv events in Canadian history all came from this one Olympics. The other one in the top 7 was the 2002 Olympic gold medal game lol
It was definitely something that transcended sport. The pressure to win GOLD started the second Canada was awarded the 2010 Olympics and steadily built for years right up till that moment. Losing was not an option. Everyone, even those who don't follow hockey, felt it. When the puck went in in OT people could exhale for the first time in years. That's what it felt like.
I watched this in my apartment in Korea at like 5am and lost my mind, quietly! I'd never felt so far from home! The video of the sound rising in Vancouver is amazing!
Over 22 million Canadians, 2/3rd of the whole population was watching the moment that Sidney Crosby scored the OT goal. I will never forget that day being in Vancouver. I watch that reaction compilation every year on the anniversary and I still get chills!
lmaoo your commentary is so good 😂 like it didn't matter if you were a hockey fan or not, every canadian tuned in and freaked the fuck out i think it's cause it was held in vancouver that it was such a MASSIVE deal. not to mention that it's the national sport and final gold medal game in the olympics. yeah it was huge lol
As a Canadian, and i think other Canadians will agree... We cant explain how much we love Hockey. Its in our blood. i try and tell my American friends how deep my love for Hockey is, and i always feel like my explanation fell short.
Still one of the greatest moments of my life. I was 7 at the time, and my entire family, cousins, seconds cousins and all basically had a ski resort in Quebec to ourselves. We spent the whole day skiing, which by itself was amazing cuz it was the best ski hill I had ever been to by far. We came in to eat some dope cooking from my grandma, then we went back out to do some tubing on the ski hills, which was fucking awesome. Then when night hit we were in this bar with arcades, pool tables, ping pong tables, etc, but best of all there was the biggest fucking TV I had ever seen, especially for that time. In 2010, Crosby was my favourite player, since he he born and raised around 30 minutes from where I live, and the season prior I got to meet him face to face and got his signature after his stanley cup win. Combine that with the fact that he scored an overtime gold medal winning goal, just the cheers that filled the room, easily the best day of my life so far.
The 2010 Olympics in Vancouver were amazing to me. I live in Vancouver and that year was the best. I just happened to be 19, Canada's drinking age, and the whole city was a party with tourists and people from all over the world. Not only that, but the Vancouver Canucks were one of the best teams in the league at the time, and Luongo was the Canucks goalie. So he was playing for Canada in the Olympics at home in Vancouver with his actual fan base behind him. Of course, 2011 was the year the Canucks went to the cup finals. Those were some wild times. Winning Olympic Gold in Vancouver, then right after going to the finals.
I literally get goosebumps just thinking about this game. The absolute pinnacle of amazing hockey I've seen in my life. When I heard Crosby yelling IGGY IGGY then he buried it. Knife through the heart. crushed my gold medal hopes. But man what a fucking game it was
I was twelve years old. I watched this in school, our teacher put it up on the projector. Everyone decked out in red. One of the greatest hockey moments of my - and almost every Canadian's life.
I was in Vancouver, sitting in a tiny restaurant about 4 blocks from the arena, watching that game on a tv that the owner brought in for the morning. Me and 3 friends had driven 12 hours straight to be in town that weekend for the game. When that goal went in, everyone went absolutely nuts. It took us 3 hours to get through the mob in the streets afterwards. I'll never forget that day
Watched it with my siblings, Mother and step father and this brought me right back to that exact moment. Teared up a bit . My mom and step dad literally never watched any sports ever except UFC and the world cup (Germany fans) and even they lost it. The overtime was extremely stressful and back and forth which made it an even sweeter victory, especially since everyone was so deflated and second guessing our chances after the US comeback/massive surge of momentum.
The Rest Of Canada.. Bringing everyone down together. It was like the World Cup. The energy, the fans. The Passion. There was so much to this. The burning fire and RAGE THAT BURNED THROUGHOUT the game. This is Hockey.
This was an amazing game. I think it also shows how far American hockey development has come. Not only was it exciting but I also came away with the impression American hockey isn't a red headed step child anymore.
I'll never forget the moment. I was at basic training in St.Jean and we all were in the Pub on the base. It was so loud when he scored that my ears were ringing. I remember everyone was jumping and hugging eachother, no matter the rank.
The ROAR that ERUPTED from the STADIUM could be HEARD OUTSIDE from over a KILOMETER AWAY! REALLY!! It was AMAZING! Watching this video and the Country's reaction brought tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat! One of Canada's Greatest Moments in History. There had never been as much simultaneous national JUBILATION since the end of WWII! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
That looked like Harper at the beginning The armpit goal was a Vancouver Canuck scoring on a Vancouver Canuck, the arena they are playing in is the home arena for the canucks. This was unreal
That goal and kawhi Leonard’s buzzer beater are something that I will never forget. The proudest moments in my life to be Canadian and live in one of the best countries in the world 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
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Let me put this rivalry into context... Everytime I saw a US flag in this video I said “ Go fuck yourself” out loud😂😂
Can you do Maurice Richard and the Montreal Forum riots ?
React to the 2002 Gold Medal Game. It was momentous, as it was Canada's first gold medal in 50 years.
Link: th-cam.com/video/5o9mfYq-phY/w-d-xo.html
I love your videos
2014 was another goodie ;)
"Canada was drunk for a week"
Yes. Yes we were.
more like a month :D
Well... We kinda are drunk for the past month also 😂
@@lg3988 #truth 😂
we still drunk since 2010 🤣🤘
And we also got school off lol
as a Canadian i can tell you this goal meant so much more than any championship, Stanley cup, or world cup. this was our game, played on our soil, playing for the olympic gold. but its the fact that it was on our soil at the highest level that made it so special. to state just how passionately Canadians felt about this game i can say 2 facts about what happened that day. 1 is the entire country shut down, not joking, even planes in airports were not able to take off because the passengers refused to board so they could watch. and the second being that it was the most watched broadcast in Canadian history, over 16 million televisions were tuned in (not 16million people, 16 million televisions), in a country of only 30 million at the time. there was somthing really magic that happened in our country during the 2010 olympics
“I am a professional hockey reactor”- Adam Couser.
Me: It’s periods, not quarters
Also, at 12:30 into OT... "3 minutes in"
it was an exciting game, so I'll let it slide
He’s working on it
😂😂😂😂
I thought it counted down from 15😂
@@AdamCouser It counts from 20
That sign at the beginning "I Prefer Canadian over Miller" works in so many ways. First of all Canadian is a brand of Canadian (obviously) beer and Miller is a popular brand of American beer. Secondly, the name of the Team USA's goalie was Ryan Miller
Living in Vancouver, the fact that Luongo was in net just made things that much sweeter for Canucks fans.
luongo vs miller, 2 canuck great goalies lol
in vancouver
And Kesler was on the USA
He even had a really nice save just in OT not long before the game winner.
Im a home team fan in Calgary. I clearly remember how strange it was cheering for Lou.
Amazing game. oh Ya Iginla!! lol
And that much more nerve racking for everyone else.
IGGY! IGGY! You absolutely need to do a Jarome Iginla highlights, he assisted the “Golden Goal”, he’s the “Iggy” that Crosby is yelling to right before he scores! Greatest Calgary Flames player of all time. Scored, hit, fought and was the top player in the league for a time in the 2000’s. An absolute beast of a player.
2004- Stanley cup final the shift Jerome iginla.. is one of the best highlights to watch!! 🥺
Jerome is a hockey players hockey player, he's not flashy but the man's name is synonymous with hard work and grit
It's not surprising he doesn't get much recognition from the outside sporting world, if you don't know the sport you won't recognize why half of the shit he does is incredible
Agreed, Iggy was a beast.
He’d score, he could set up, he could play nasty and he could drop the gloves if needed. What a great hockey player.
But more than that, HE WAS/IS PURE CLASS OFF OF THE ICE!!!
The volume of good deeds he’s performed in the community is LEGENDARY!!
Love IGGY........and I’m a Leafs fan.
👍🏼👍🏼
not really
And very instrumental in our 2002 gold medal win. I just loved Iginla, I watched him play as a junior right through his nhl career.
I just remember losing my shit when Sid scored that goal. No joke, greatest sports moment of my life
Jonathan Latendresse worst moment of my life 😢 😭
Agreed!
I always liked the sound of a city exploding. You know exactly when the goal is scored if you watch th-cam.com/video/YMvFoixHH3U/w-d-xo.html
Nope - Henderson's goal to win the Russia Canada series in '74. Schools were shut down to watch it.
I literally lost feeling in my legs and almost blacked out. Freaked out my husband and kids and neighbours
Does anyone else still get chills from the moment that Crosby yells “Iggy” and then buries it and you hear that beautiful roar from the crowd?
Every Canadian remembers where they were when Crosby scored the overtime goal
Team Extreme sports I was 7 years old with my family. One of the greatest moment of my life
I don't... because I was too drunk to remember.
Vincent Bilodeau same man
Team Extreme sports disagree
Uh.... yeah right I remember 100%
*I don’t*
Even now 12 years later looking back at this game still makes me very emotional. A gold medal win is a win but to do it playing one of our national sports on home soil is truly something else. Thank you for reacting to this Adam.
Me too man. Top 5 moments in Canadian History. I was in Van that day, the sound of the cheer reverberated off the buildings. I swear you could hear the entire city cheering. Years later I met a deaf guy that was there too, he said he could feel the vibration in the sidewalk from a million people screaming at once. I will never, ever forget that moment. Ever.
being a Canadian, this still brings tears of joy to my eyes. when Crosby scored, i'm sure most of the US could hear our whole country roar with cheering
Disasterpiece1 As an American, I can say yes...yes we could. Still heartbreaking to tie up the game last minute and lose, but losing to Canada makes it even worse xD GG Canada 🇨🇦 love from your southern Neighbors 🇺🇸
Me as well. :)
I actually cried while rewatching that. omg tears of joy
I think this game also highlighted how far America has come in hockey development. The US lost but damn... there was so much amazing talent on the ice for the American side. 1980 will still be the high mark for American hockey but this game showed the talent gap wasn't that far off.
@@chaost4544 Canada and the US continue to become even closer in terms of skill, most of the last few draft classes have been dominated by americans like the hughes
80% of Canadians watched at least part of this game. 26.5 million unique viewers, Canada's population in 2010 was 34 million. You can ask any Canadian where they were when this happened and almost all of us will have a story!
not all interesting stories, mind you...
The game was broadcasted in a movie theatre and I remember the whole audience exploding when Crosby scored. Shit was nuts
The Rio. I was there. I thought the balcony was going to collapse.
Crosby? Never heard of her
Twelve years later and this video brought tears to my eyes. Here in Canada all you have to say is "golden goal" and almost everyone knows what you are referring to. We are hockey. Here we are 50 years after the 72 summit series and every hockey fan knows and can visualize the goal if you say "Henderson scores" and game 3 of the 1987 Canada Cup, " Lemieux to Gretzky back to Lemieux ...SCORES". As much apart of us and our culture as the players themselves.
3:41 "This guy is having the time of his life..."
Um, that's Stephen Harper, he was PM of the country at the time.....
BSKE C that’s what he looks like lol
I came to the comments to see if anyone else thought that. I know he was there but he seems so unprofessional here. But I think it is him haha
Yes I also believe that was the PM but Im too lazy to check the game and try and prove it.
im sure he was having the time of his life running our country into the ground lmao
@goats22 Well Trudeau is doing a better job at that now anyway
It was an incredibly unifying moment in Canada, I spent the game at a rooftop party in downtown Vancouver and you could hear the roar across the river when that golden goal went in! Kind of amusing as it came in initial waves due to the time delay in satellite, cable and media feeds. Definitely a moment I'll always remember.
I swear every single person in Canada was watching the game, I had my old hockey team over and a bunch of friends and family and we absolutely lost it, every time I watch it I get goosebumps. One great moment where every Canadian knew exactly where they were when Crosby scored
I was row 9, section 133, seat 4.
Andy M wooooow
not every single person. As I recall, my little sisters were not watching with me. Actually, I may have been the only one in my family really watching the game, at least into overtime...
React to : "NHL : Deflections"
Deflections are an aspect of the game you haven't really touched so far. An aspect that is terrifying since they're done by the players almost in front of the shots but Oh so satisfying to watch when done right.
Deflection artists are a little crazy, but wow the hand eye coordination is something to watch.
7:00 the most that a person in a caps jersey has cheered for crosby
😅😅😅😅
Ya, lol
At least coronavirus is funny lol
I love how he appreciates nice goals and plays no matter who made them crosby ovechkin or someone else
haha! My mom's family are huge Caps fans, and I made a comment that I thought Crosby was cute. I think my uncle had a heart attack when he heard that.
You should react to Canada vs USA women’s gold medal match in Sotchi!
The international women's games are more interesting, the teams are less "superstar" teams, they train together through the year, and they play against the same teams all the time so they make serious rivalries.
Both the women's and men's teams won that year. I still remember it!
I was at a bar at a ski hill in the states for that game and when we scored to win in OT three quarters of the bar sang O Canada. One of the coolest moments I've seen.
The captain of the women's hockey team is training to become a doctor and is working in the hospitals dealing with the Covid 19 right now.
Omg as a female hockey player that game was the most nerve racking since Canada was being dominated the whole game and Marie-Philip Poulin played the heroin at the same end of the third and in OT.
The guy having the time of his life at 3:40 is the Prime Minister of Canada
Ryan that is not Trudeau. Looks like Harper, but its not him either.
@@bobbydubbs7332 It is Stephen Harper, he was present at the game, and was PM at the time the game was played. I remember the CBC camera on him during the game.
@@bskec2177 are you sure? It's kinda blurry in the video but to me it doesnt look exactly like Harper
@@Manu-et9rj it is Harper he never has a private booth always with the crowd he was always in Ottawa senators games too just looks like a normal dude
@@sean-e-boy Alright then... Its just that his face doesn't really look the same in the video imo. Maybe he has makeup on to mix in the crowd lol
7:18 you can hear Crosby scream IGGY for Iginla to pass him the puck
For real you can see and ear in that exact moment all the skill of Sidney …... and it still give me goosebumb today
sylvain bedard yep. He has such a nice shouting skill. So loud and powerful🤪😂
"IGGY"!!!
Awereness skill level 999 he knew the D has committed his mistake
Can we take a moment to appreciate the sexy pass Iggy gave Sid too?
Every country in the world was watching. I'm from BC, an hour from Vancouver. Everybody on the highway was pulled over listening on the radio, NO one was on the streets, even the homeless and drug addicts were watching in TV stores. (No joke) I remember as soon as we scored windows were breaking all over town from how loud it was. All of vancouver went nuts, boats blasting their horns, every floor in every building was jam packed. Cars honking wherever you went, people screaming at the top of their lungs, I was sadly young and don't remember TOO much of the game nor the excitement but when I look back at it, everything I listed is what I remember.
IGGY! Always get goose bumps hearing that
Search: The sound of Vancouver when team Canada wins gold - 2010 Winter Olympic games - Men's Ice Hockey
I remember watching the game on tv, it was so intense, i lost my shit when sid scored and i still get goose bumps everytime i watch the replays again and again 🇨🇦
I'm sharing Adam...to my fellow Canadians. This brought all the emotion and tears back. TY for this.
I don't know if you already have, but do Good Friday Massacre, a classic game Canadiens VS Nordique, it's gruesome!
I was 10 during that game, and I'm an American. With five minutes left my dad shut off the TV and said the game was going to be a loss for the US. Three minutes later I snuck in and watched the last few, and when Parise scored I ran upstairs screaming to get my family to watch the rest of the game. Completely unforgettable game, kudos to you guys up North on the win, it was spectacular and an all-time classic.
This game was everything. 38 millions people coming together in celebration. These reactions of people will always make me cry. What a moment. What a game. What a goal. I love my country. Go Canada
I love you my fellow Canadian. Much love. Vive le Canada
This is that perfect moment that made you a sports fan in the first place. I'll never forget it.
this moment united the entire country in celebration, and pride
It was truly magical
It was also the final event of the winter Olympics, and sealed Canada as the first place finisher in medals
I remember watching this game when I was only 6. And when Crosby scored I jumped from the couch on one side of the room to the other
To that point I had thought crosby was overrated, but in that moment, I was a bigger crosby fan than I had ever been before.
i watched it the i was 8 but forgot
As a Canadian, this was the most emotional day!!! We not only won, but it was at home and we set a new Olympic record!
This game was amazing! I was in grade 2 at the time of the Olympics and remember hearing updates daily at school. I was so proud to be a Canadian and to see our nation come together, and of course this game. This game had me jumping for joy on the couch not only because of how great the team was, but because OUR team won on home soil. Let’s go Canada! 🇨🇦
I can't believe that was 10 years ago! I remember watching the game with my brother and just losing it when we won and on home soil too, one of the best feelings ever. Only thing that makes it even better is that we also won the women's gold medal game and the sledge hockey gold at the Paralympics. Both games you should definitely check out. PLEASE watch the women's gold medal games in Vancouver and Sochi, they are incredible!!!
This is my favourite Hockey moment. I remember sitting around my friends basement with their family watching this game
We were watching this game at my Uncle's wake....Never has there ever been a happier group of mourners!
The "IGGY!" heard around the world
DeadlyCatfish I thumbs upped but I removed it so it would stay at 12!
I too had to downvote as well to get the upvote number closer to 12!.... But I am a Flames fan born and raised in Calgary, and it was nice to know my team was able to contribute a part to this masterpiece team. i fucking love that term. "The "IGGY!" heard around the world"
oops Sorry DeadlyCatfish had to remove the like to maintain the 12 lol
When you see Leaf fans hugging Canadian fans next to Flame fans embracing oiler fans in DT Vancouver, you are truly witnessing something epic. This was a great moment.
Adam gets nervous “oh I’m scared ”also Adam “I think I’m pregnant “
Thx Adam for liking
Our sport, our blood. I remember every minutes of it. This is something you never forget. Crosby, a national hero
This brought back the great memory of jumping on my couch celebrating then ran up and down my street with my brothers.
Some of us were at home with loved ones, jumping on the furniture and screaming our lungs out. Some of us were hugging strangers in the streets. Some wore rally caps, some held hands. Hockey is a beautiful sport
(also, react to the 2014 women's Olympic finals in Sochi, please @Adam Couser !!!!! [I called that game and its one of my greatest accomplishments in life])
5:32 NOOO it not quarters it’s 3rd called periods
To put the magnitude of the game into context, roughly 16.6 million Canadians, or about half of the entire population was watching. I remember going out to get some drinks at a convenience store during intermission, and it felt like a ghost town outside. The dude in the convenience store was watching it on a little box TV on the counter. It's still the most watched TV event in Canadian history.
Edit: Also, I looked it up, and all of the top five most viewed TV events in Canadian history were part of the 2010 games. The country just sort of collectively lost our minds over them.
I watched the game live, it was the greatest game I ever watched.
I'm crying watching this. Nothing makes me feel more proud to be a Canadian then to watch everyone, regardless of race or creed or anything, we came together as a nation to put our emotion collectively into our beloved sport.
Thank you Adam for bringing back my love of this country and as such I deem you Canadian as well. Love you man.
12:39 Canada Hockey House in Vancouver. - That’s where I was. Unforgettable moment! You definitely have a bit of Canadian in you.
I remember this game like it was yesterday and I was 10 years old ... man still get butterflies watching. The buds brought it home 🇨🇦
Hey Adam please react to NHL: playing through the pain. That would be awesome
Oh yes!!!!!!
There was a top 5 players that played through injury video somewhere, Gregory Campbell and Patrice Bergeron were 1 and 2 I believe. Both from the 2013 playoff. Bergeron was playing with a punctured lung
Like Rick Tocchet breaking his jaw, getting it wired shut then coming back out to play. Now THAT'S a fucking warrior.
I remember the celebration like it happened yesterday. Still touches me to watch the replays, thanks Adam!
Adam: says he’s a professional hockey reactor and knows all the rules. Also Adam: Calls a period a quarter
Oh this brings back memories of watching this game in Australia with a bunch of my fellow Canadians. We went wild after that victory! Definitely one of my favourite hockey moments!
Lol "2nd quarter? See I'm a professional!" - there are three "periods" in hockey :P. Also yeah game was massive in Canada. Every knows where they were. Canada won gold against USA in USA in 2002. USA isn't huge with hockey but the fans wanted revenge and they are generally pretty tight with Canada and the other top squads (Russia, Sweden) talent-wise. They had a good team that year. Also no McDavid on this team, the NHL hasn't at the Olympics since he joined the league. Thanks for bringing back the memories of this one. Ryan Kesler's tears are delicious. I think you will like "The Iggy heard round the world" - th-cam.com/video/_tvesS328vI/w-d-xo.html
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idk why this came up on my recommended but YO being from vancouver, 10 years old at the time, crosby scoring that game winning goal was such a HEROIC moment. i remember EXACTLY where i was with my family, on a cruise down false creek near which is right by downtown vancity and BROOO the ship ERUPTED when that goal was scored, my emotional ass cried too HAHAHA. loved this video man, love seeing the excitement around this moment in time
The finish to the women’s final this year was even more insane. You should react to that
Reese Nemeth agreed, but this one was way more monumental imo
@@higgydisconnected2283 absolutely
All the games for the Canada vs USSR 1972 - th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=soviet+Union+vs+Canada+72
You should react to the top 10 Stanley cup raises
Big Smoke Bourque 😭
wouldn't work if he doesn't know the story behind every raise
You're a real sport fan man! And this game showed the world why Sid is the greatest of all time. He does the impossible when the stakes are at their highest.
So cute... he saw it all and still doesn't get how important this was. CL Final Manchester and Chelsea... Pfff...
NOTHING compared to this. And hell yes I saw both
it's more equivalent to Ireland winning a rugby world cup
Adam they published some stats that showed that 80 percent of Canadians were watching this game, based off of water usage. They literally tracked how toilet flushing went off the charts between periods, across the whole nation, at the exact same time, and then down to barely anything, and then back up again after the first period, rinse and repeat. You can find it online its super cool.
also watching this is givin me tears all over again
During the 2010 olympics I was 5 years old and I remember crying when Crosby scored the winning goal because the Americans lost
I'm Canadian so I'm sorry.
And we will never get to see this level of professionalism of hockey again, best of the best, per country.... Thanks Bettman .........
U should react to the Finland reacting to Winning 2019 IIHF world championship. Video by Timo Wilderness! It is even crazier than this video (title:Ice Hockey World championship to Finland)
School library. Grade 6. Absolutely packed with students and teachers. Nobody was even talking until the goal was scored and everyone just started jumping around and hugging each other. One of my most fond memories and something I’ll never forget.
Crosby was unnoticeable all Olympics tell he scored that goal, Toews deserves more credit for this tournament but will never get it.
So So True👍👍!
The same thing happened in Sochi😠!
Price only let in 3 goals during the entire Olympic Tournament - MVP MVP💥💥!
Hell Iggy was more noticeable, even feeding Crosby the puck yet everyone forgets about him too
Crosby had 7 points in 7 games (4 goals, 3 assists). Toews had 8 points in 7 games (1 goal, 7 assists). To say Crosby was unnoticeable is a fucking joke.
Yea buddy!! Can't believe you're reacting to this. Biggest sports moment of my life, could barely breathe in the overtime I was so nervous. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
You should react to women's hockey
I'm a Canadian, was driving home from a ski trip and pulled into a pizza place in a town partway home to watch the game (BP in Hinton!!). It was crazy. I was on my own, but over that 3 hours we were all brother and sisters, yelling like loons! Adam, you sense the emotion, but across the country in bars, festival areas and people's homes it was palpable. The entire country shut down during the game. Great day!
Oh man this takes me back! Going out downtown was so fun during the olympics as a good majority of streets were closed off and people could completely roam about. Watching this while in the heart of downtown surrounded by thousands of people was deafening!
Idk if anyone said it yet, but this was actually the most watched televised broadcast in Canadian history. It's estimated over 16 million people watched the game which was more than half of the countries population. In fact I just looked up the numbers and apparently 6 of the 7 most watched tv events in Canadian history all came from this one Olympics. The other one in the top 7 was the 2002 Olympic gold medal game lol
This is it, this was the game that made me a hockey fan for life. The fact this game happened in my city was amazing. A once in a lifetime feeling.
It was definitely something that transcended sport. The pressure to win GOLD started the second Canada was awarded the 2010 Olympics and steadily built for years right up till that moment. Losing was not an option. Everyone, even those who don't follow hockey, felt it. When the puck went in in OT people could exhale for the first time in years. That's what it felt like.
I watched this in my apartment in Korea at like 5am and lost my mind, quietly! I'd never felt so far from home! The video of the sound rising in Vancouver is amazing!
Coming from someone who lived in Vancouver during those winter Olympics, yes it was absolutely incredible. Best two weeks of my life.
Over 22 million Canadians, 2/3rd of the whole population was watching the moment that Sidney Crosby scored the OT goal. I will never forget that day being in Vancouver. I watch that reaction compilation every year on the anniversary and I still get chills!
lmaoo your commentary is so good 😂 like it didn't matter if you were a hockey fan or not, every canadian tuned in and freaked the fuck out
i think it's cause it was held in vancouver that it was such a MASSIVE deal. not to mention that it's the national sport and final gold medal game in the olympics. yeah it was huge lol
As a Canadian, and i think other Canadians will agree... We cant explain how much we love Hockey. Its in our blood. i try and tell my American friends how deep my love for Hockey is, and i always feel like my explanation fell short.
Still one of the greatest moments of my life. I was 7 at the time, and my entire family, cousins, seconds cousins and all basically had a ski resort in Quebec to ourselves. We spent the whole day skiing, which by itself was amazing cuz it was the best ski hill I had ever been to by far. We came in to eat some dope cooking from my grandma, then we went back out to do some tubing on the ski hills, which was fucking awesome. Then when night hit we were in this bar with arcades, pool tables, ping pong tables, etc, but best of all there was the biggest fucking TV I had ever seen, especially for that time. In 2010, Crosby was my favourite player, since he he born and raised around 30 minutes from where I live, and the season prior I got to meet him face to face and got his signature after his stanley cup win. Combine that with the fact that he scored an overtime gold medal winning goal, just the cheers that filled the room, easily the best day of my life so far.
Everyone in Canada remembers that exact moment when Crosby score the golden goal. That is one of the best moments of my life!
I always loved how Crosby reaction had a 1 second delay.
He kinda forgot how important that goal was for a full second !
The 2010 Olympics in Vancouver were amazing to me. I live in Vancouver and that year was the best. I just happened to be 19, Canada's drinking age, and the whole city was a party with tourists and people from all over the world.
Not only that, but the Vancouver Canucks were one of the best teams in the league at the time, and Luongo was the Canucks goalie. So he was playing for Canada in the Olympics at home in Vancouver with his actual fan base behind him.
Of course, 2011 was the year the Canucks went to the cup finals. Those were some wild times. Winning Olympic Gold in Vancouver, then right after going to the finals.
I remember watching this game with my dad. We're from the US and huge Penguins fans. So it was a really weird feeling seeing Crosby do that to us lol.
This still brings tears to my eyes every time I watch the goal and the reactions! The greatest moment in Canadian sports history.
I literally get goosebumps just thinking about this game. The absolute pinnacle of amazing hockey I've seen in my life. When I heard Crosby yelling IGGY IGGY then he buried it. Knife through the heart. crushed my gold medal hopes. But man what a fucking game it was
I was twelve years old.
I watched this in school, our teacher put it up on the projector. Everyone decked out in red. One of the greatest hockey moments of my - and almost every Canadian's life.
I was in Vancouver, sitting in a tiny restaurant about 4 blocks from the arena, watching that game on a tv that the owner brought in for the morning. Me and 3 friends had driven 12 hours straight to be in town that weekend for the game. When that goal went in, everyone went absolutely nuts. It took us 3 hours to get through the mob in the streets afterwards. I'll never forget that day
Watched it with my siblings, Mother and step father and this brought me right back to that exact moment. Teared up a bit . My mom and step dad literally never watched any sports ever except UFC and the world cup (Germany fans) and even they lost it.
The overtime was extremely stressful and back and forth which made it an even sweeter victory, especially since everyone was so deflated and second guessing our chances after the US comeback/massive surge of momentum.
The Rest Of Canada.. Bringing everyone down together. It was like the World Cup. The energy, the fans. The Passion. There was so much to this. The burning fire and RAGE THAT BURNED THROUGHOUT the game. This is Hockey.
This was an amazing game. I think it also shows how far American hockey development has come. Not only was it exciting but I also came away with the impression American hockey isn't a red headed step child anymore.
Thank you so much for this reaction! Loved every minute! ❤😊😂😂
I'll never forget the moment. I was at basic training in St.Jean and we all were in the Pub on the base. It was so loud when he scored that my ears were ringing. I remember everyone was jumping and hugging eachother, no matter the rank.
Thank you Adam 😃👍 you brightened my day with this video
As a Canadian and a hockey fan I love how the game is global, love seeing u become fan, just subbed bro
Thanks for reacting to one of the greatest moments in Canada’s sporting history. Cheers from VanCity ❤️
The ROAR that ERUPTED from the STADIUM could be HEARD OUTSIDE from over a KILOMETER AWAY!
REALLY!! It was AMAZING!
Watching this video and the Country's reaction brought tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat!
One of Canada's Greatest Moments in History.
There had never been as much simultaneous national JUBILATION since the end of WWII! 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
This game was played on my birthday. Whole family was gathered at my grandmothers house watching. Great memories ❤️🤍🖤
That looked like Harper at the beginning
The armpit goal was a Vancouver Canuck scoring on a Vancouver Canuck, the arena they are playing in is the home arena for the canucks. This was unreal
That goal and kawhi Leonard’s buzzer beater are something that I will never forget. The proudest moments in my life to be Canadian and live in one of the best countries in the world 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦