Wisconsin officials actually canceled the "Jump Around" tradition a few years back because they were worried about whether it would damage the stadium, but they brought it back after structural engineers confirmed that the stadium wouldn't suffer any damage from it.
I’m proud to say I’m part of the reason they canceled it 🙂 Madison born and raised! Camp Randall on game day is absolutely wild! The energy there just even thinking about it right now is making me wanting to jump around!
I mean, to be fair, fifty thousand or so people jumping on the same structure at the same time is a perfectly valid reason to worry about the structural integrity of said structure. Good to know they built that thing solid.
Something occurred to me in the middle of watching this video. Are you aware of the practice of the high school pep rally is here in the U.S. and just how common it is?
Many of these are universities and colleges, and their stadiums are usually full. There are eight stadiums in America that each have seating capacities over 100,000, all college stadiums, and the fans are bonkers. What an atmosphere.
In american football the noise also has a purpose. The home fans get quite when they are on offense and loud on defense. Because the offense needs 2 be able 2 hear the play.
I'm a definite NCAA Football over NFL kind of guy. I like the NFL, will be a Packer fan for life; but college football just has that something special to it
@@radhominem Same College Football Before NFL any day Just a question can you buy tickets for College Games cause I'm from Australia and Next year I'm Trying to go to a College football game And an NBA and Nhl game
When they’re all on the field, it’s after they won the game. When you win a huge game the fans may storm the field and that happens. It’s really awesome
I'm pretty sure that one was Auburn after beating Alabama in 2013 off of a last second miracle play. (In my opinion, the best play in the history of college football).
@@chriszimmermann2582 I love that play because I casually caught it on tv. I had just walked into a bar and I was watching the tv after ordering a drink and I saw it happen live and I was like "no fucking way"
TheMitchellExpress I had literally just walked into a bojangles after basketball practice and it was the first thing I saw on tv😂😂 that’s one of those things you’ll never forget where you were when you saw it
The Seattle stadium was built in a way that all the noise is pointed toward the field. Very loud place, im sure there's a compilation of loudest instances at the Seattle stadium
@@benjaminbourdeaux8059 Arrowhead easily has to be the loudest as it's probably the most open of all stadiums and still is one of, if not the loudest, stadiums in the world
One thing Overlooked about us Americans is our passion. I’ve watched many (USA vs ... )videos. We are often called loud, ignorant, too patriotic, we believe we are the best thing since sliced bread etc. What they miss is the why. We don’t have the rich history experienced elsewhere, we are made up of so many different peoples. The only thing we have, that unifies us are sports, love of country, our military, our space program. We are passionate for what we do have, we made it all from scratch. 244 years is not a long time but we make the best of it. We are making traditions in real time.
Nocona Roubideaux Don’t forget that we also abolished slavery; at the time, it wasn’t land theft; it’s a lot more complicated than those two words. It helped form a nation, and most of those peoples/tribes were compensated. Others not; that’s a topic for another debate. Finally, you mention racism. It’s about come to the time where the only people who mention racism, are in fact racists themselves. This country is over that. We’ve had black, Hispanic , Asian members of Congress. We also had Obama. There was no one mentioning race here but you. So, like I said the only one who mentions racism, might be one himself . 🤔🤔
@@hall911guy You don't get points abolishing slavery when ya'll made it such a fucking dope thing to do. Also, you just fuck black people left them in the south with no money, jobs, or way to make a living so yea, thanks guy. Wasn't land theft? Ya'll signed fucking treaties and broke them to take more land. Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock happened in 1901 and its still a valid US law. I don't know what the fuck you wanna call that but it sure sound like land theft to me. The country is over racism? Tell that to Trayvon Martin, Philando Castile, all the people at Standing Rock, and basically any fucking person of color. Obama? Giving one black man a job doesn't mean racism ends the day he starts. The one who mentions racism is the one who is racist? Maybe the one who mentions racism are the people who go through racism. I'm assuming you're white so the worst shit you gotta deal with in race relations is being called racist. Shit must be tough.
@@noconaroubideaux9423 That exist everywhere. It's a human ugliness. But yes, the US has suffered with everything you said. However we are united, we coexist beautifully 9/10 times. The media only covers what stands out, mostly the negatives. But that's normal too, we can't fix what's wrong if we look the other way.
@@noconaroubideaux9423 every country has had slavery at some point dipshit. The best place on earth to be a person of color is America, even better than their native countries due to so many more opportunities in America. Why do you think so many of them are trying to come here? Cause their countries are pure shit and America is the best place on earth. Only those too jealous to admit will try to say otherwise. Nowhere on earth are people of color more successful than in America. Not to mention for every Trayvon martin and Philando Castile I can give you a white person brutally murdered by a black in America. Also cops in the US kill more unarmed white men every year than black. That bullshit about police hunting black kids is a total myth. You need to get over your fantasies of racism.
18:45 All colleges have marching bands that are a part of the pre-game and half-time show. They have their own section in the stands and play during the game.
....imagine intercepting a pass and hearing the entire stadium roar as you run for a touchdown.....must be a massive rush of adrenaline check out the TAILGATING at college football games,,,it is no joke
@@SamChurch47 False. There are protests happening and havoc in the US that people agree with. If it didn't have some solidarity, there wouldn't be a US as we know it today. The country and its rights and laws was formed from solidarity.
We would if people stopped listening to the propaganda agencies that disguise themselves as news agencies, and we stopped allowing our politicians to divide us
You really don’t get the full scale of loudness. You ears have a limit to hearing and at these games you basically reach that limit and start hearing base boosted sound
'Seven Nation Army' by the White Stripes as I understand was first used by Belgium English football fans. Michigan Wolverines took it because Jack White, the writer, is from Detroit which is in Michigan. Go Blue!
1:24 in that clip it was the first pro sports game held in Boston after the Boston Marathon Bombings In 2013, where 3 people were killed and many more were injured. The city was put on lockdown for a few days while the manhunt for the two bombers ensued. One bomber was killed and the other was captured. You were correct, it was a Boston Bruins hockey game.
Nearly all of these are university games. I’d say there’s almost more passion and pride involved with college sports than professional sports; as crazy as it seems.
You should definitely watch some of the best flyovers in American football. There's nothing better than the stadium singing the national anthem while jets scream past above you.
at 13:30 this is after the game so all of the fans run on the field after the win, because this clip was after a HUGE rivalry game, “The Iron Bowl”. Keep in mind this is college and a lot of the fans are young college students who really get hype and get into the game.
You should definitely react to the ending of this game. It’s the 2013 Iron Bowl and hands down one of the best/craziest endings in college football. I would literally give anything to have been on that field
#2: “and the home of the..... CHIEFS!” Actually lyrics “and the home of the brave!” The thing about these fan hype chants. The teams or the various leagues, don’t create these. They’re all created BY the FANS.
The crazy thing is, this is all college teams. These are schools, not even the sports, just the schools. But it’s something where all people who went to the school goes. The alumni and current students all come to celebrate the games
The national anthem sung by the Boston bruins fans was fight after the Boston bombing, the singer stopped singing and encouraged the crowd to sing instead. Great moment in the history of US sports
Yea the Ohio State Buckeyes stadium is amazing and definitely one of the largest. Awesome memories made there and we have a great football team. Top 5 in the country!
At college games in basketball and football, there is a student section where all the students of the University are seated (they never sit though, always standing) these are generally the loudest and most exciting parts of the stadium and they’re generally pretty big, the one in Michigan stadium (largest stadium in America) is a whole 20% of the stadium and the capacity is 107,001
I hate to break it to you (as a Michigan fan myself), but the largest student section is Texas A&M, despite having about 10,000 fewer total seats, because their students account for about 40% of their total attendance. Pretty much the whole East sideline is student section.
Those towels, I love them. The original, that yellow "Terrible Towel," was a relatively cheap way to get Pittsburgh Steelers fans involved, and they sure did. Lots of history there. Steelers fans carried the rally towel concept exclusively for a long time, and the creator, Myron Cope, left the towel with a special needs school that still benefits greatly from the towel's sales today.
@@gaberegelbrugge7291 When you put seismometers IN the stadium, almost anything can register as an "earthquake," including stuff like dump trucks driving by. That said, there's something fishy about that noise record. It uses a logarithmic scale, and previous times the record was broken, it was typically be 1 or 2 decibels, if that. 142 was an increase of 6 decibels, which is extraordinary at that level. Something just seems off. Maybe they put all their cheerleaders right next to the mic or something.
Loved the reaction and this video! I was born and raised in Oregon and all of my family besides my parents who moved here live in Kansas and Missouri. I was in Chiefs gear since I was a baby and I support all of Portland sports especially the Trail Blazers. So seeing 2 fan bases I’m quite familiar with being up first is pretty awesome. That being said I would have been very disappointed if Kansas City Chiefs didn’t make it on the list. If you’ve never been in that Sea of Red and witnessed the Red Dawn for yourself you are missing out. It gets so loud you can hear them over 7 miles away 💯
The one with everyone on the field was after a college game where the students rushed the field (you might know it better as a 'pitch invasion'). it's not really a thing that happens in professional sports, but it's pretty common in college sports after a big upset or a huge win over a rival. this isn't really a video to react to, but this is an example from my own alma mater. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B1OU3u51MkE.html
Yoooo that's my video!! Awesome content man! There is a part 2 to that video also up which I personally think is even better. More recent clips. Higher quality and what not. Keep up the good work! Subscribed
Arrowhead (Chiefs) is the loudest open air stadium in the world (Guinness). Children's Mercy (Sporting KC) and Kauffman (Royals) are pretty loud as well. Allen Fieldhouse (Kansas Jayhawks Basketball) is the loudest indoor environment I've experienced.
@@gaberegelbrugge7291 Y'all are located on or near a Fault line that's part of The Ring of Fire. Kansas City is not on a fault line. Oh yeah, Super Bowl Champs! #ChiefsKingdom
The pageantry, enthusiasm, intensity, and sheer scale of sport in America is unmatched anywhere in the world. I think it's the best thing we Amercians do
These are college (or “university”) teams. We do LOVE them here in the USA. And no, the marchers on the field are not military. They’re the school band (aka a “marching band”).
Being from Knoxville and you saying that us UT fans singing rocky top is one of the best things you’ve seen is truly humbling. Btw you can hear them singing if you are anywhere downtown
People on the field at the Michigan game is the marching band, each college has one and they typically consist of like 150-300 musicians that are students at that college
I absolutely love this channel! I was at the game for The Ohio State University. (OH-IO clip) it was against our rivals, Michigan. Reminds me of LFC against Man U. Very similar feeling to witnessing “You’ll never walk alone”.
We play the national anthem before any event that has a large crowd. It is hard to explain to non-americans why it is important to us, but I will do my best. The flag and the anthem represent a struggle and a war we should have lost. But somehow we won, our great great great grandfathers fought and died for us to have our own country, and this is how we show respect to them, and remember we are here and have our own country because of them
Luka, American collegiate fans are the craziest bro, trust me I'm one of them lol. University of Kentucky (BBN) Big Blue Nation. Kentucky has one of the strongest fan bases in the U.S. Duke is in the top 5. That's all I'm gonna say about the Duke Blue Devils m
yes 3:40 is baseball,also during any baseball gamer during the 7th inning they sing "take me out to the ball game."Also those chants in baseball are rare you really only see them if the team goes into post season.They sing sweet caroline at red sox games.
you should react to the biggest college sports rivalries in the us-if you’re looking for passion, michigan/ohio state and auburn/alabama in football, unc/duke and louisville/kentucky in basketball are massive but there are tons of other major rivalries within states and regions
it breaks my heart to see a people singing arm and arm together, like why are we so torn apart as a nation when we are all one people we all want the best each other. lets heal and forgive. lets trust each other again. idk how its to be done but after seeing this i know it is possible
The individual songs for schools are called “fight songs” and they are unique to the school and carry over into all their sports. Some professional teams have something similar but they tend to change more often.
Btw a recommendation. If u want to go to a proper football game YOU GOTTA GO TO A SNOW COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME. That is just a ritual. This sport is a religion up here in the midwest. And a snow game is a ritual. Nothing is better in football then playing in a snow game. The little kid in you comes out.
We have season tickets to the University of Alabama (Roll Tide Roll) football games, there are several chants "Rammer Jammer Yellowhammer give em hell Alabama" & when we win it's "Hey (team name playing) Vols hey Vols we just beat the hell outta u, Rammer Jammer Yellowhammer give em hell Alabama" 😉 Our stadium holds around 108,000🏟️ RMFT 🐘🏈
We also have a lot of flyovers at many of our games. You should check it out flyovers, nfl films... also you HAVE to check out Army vs Navy. It’s a football matchup between two of USA’s Military Academy.
American sports don’t really have chants for teams like y’all do for “football” just all the same for everyone, some have like 1 specific thing they do but not too much
