The stadiums between the Seattle Seahawks and the Kansas City Chiefs are so loud that they show up on the Richter scale when the fans inside them go wild
@@Joe-d3t1t Sorry, you're wrong. The Seattle Seahawks broke the Guinness Book of World Records for the loudest crowd roar twice. 2013 and 2014. However, I believe that the KC Chiefs hold it now. If the College crowds could do louder, they'd hold the Record.
Meh...83k Wisconsin Badgers accomplish this every home game for 30+ years between the end of the 3rd and the start of the 4th quarter with "Jump Around." Registers on the Richter scale and registers as a small earthquake. Back in the early 90s, engineers were sh*tting their pants about structural safety and the school banned it but the students jumped anyways and heckled the hell out of the sound guy. The whole upper decks shake and the press/media box swings and shakes so violently you think it's going to detach.
@@yungbake2161Buffalo holds the outdoor stadium not designed for acoustics record. Arrowhead and Lumen were designed for acoustics and amplify the sound. There's also the fact that they are well known for pumping in sound.
Disappointed they didn’t have any NHL clips. There is nothing more electrifying than playoff hockey, and an overtime goal at home genuinely gives me goosebumps every time
Absolutely the Nashville Predators are by far the best and loudest fans in the NHL as they broke a record for the loudest indoor sports crowd in the Guinness World records, I've been to 18 NHL arenas and they prove a point everytime why they broke a record
The Chicago Cubs world series win is so understated in this compilation. Keep in mind the roar they show is from the away fans as they were playing in Cleveland. There are videos online of Chicago at the time they won, and the entire city goes nuts. You can hear the cheering of the entire city miles away from Wrigley (fans were gathered there to watch on a jumotron) from up in high rise apartments.
@@jamesdakrn I see how it was incredibly exhilarating for Cleveland fans in the moment, but they still lost. The most exciting moment of game play, maybe… But the most memorable moment was the Cubs winning the World Series.
@@andirandolph8830 I'm not a Cleveland fan, I was a neutral. Rajai's homer and then Kipnis's foul ball & that entire inning Chapman got away with was the most memorable still for me
Seattle has crazy fans. When Marshawn Lynch did his iconic tackle breaking run, the Seahawks fans were so loud they created a minor earthquake that was actually picked up on the Richter scale
Seattle built their stadium with like a 1/2 enclosed roof so the sound stays in and it’s supposed to be loud as hell. so we hear. i think Kansas City is notoriously loud too
You had two games at LSU that got so loud following the game winning TDs that it registered on the seismograph on campus. They’re called the earthquake games.
Meh...83k Wisconsin Badgers accomplish this every home game for 30+ years between the end of the 3rd and the start of the 4th quarter with "Jump Around." Registers on the Richter scale and back in the early 90s, engineers were sh*tting their pants about structural safety and the school banned it but the students jumped anyways and heckled the hell out of the sound guy. The whole upper decks shake and the press/media box swings and shakes so violently you think it's going to detach.
I was present for both Arrowhead Stadium setting the outdoor stadium and Allen Fieldhouse setting the indoor arena records. I still think the Royals winning the 2014 AL Wildcard game at Kaufman Stadium was louder.
Absolutely criminal there wasn't one from tiger stadium in Baton Rouge-I mean there's literally a game called the earthquake game because of the seismic activity
Arrowhead Stadium home of the Kansas City Chiefs holds the Guinness World Record for the loudest open air stadium in the world. 142.2 decibels. Louder than what you’d hear on an aircraft carrier
Phillies manager Rob Thomson: "After everything was over, the World Series was done, I got a phone call from a friend of mine who was coaching with another team that we had played in the playoffs. We were just talking about the games that we played and all that - all the things that went on - and I said 'What did you think about the atmosphere in the Bank?' He said 'You know, our team, they couldn't concentrate, they couldn't think straight...' He said 'Playing in your stadium with the way you guys played and the electricity of the fans...' He said it was 'four hours of HELL.'
Soccer (football) is extremely big in the northwest. Lots of private clubs and every elementary, middle school and high schools in seattle area have teams. The Seattle Sounders were founded in the early 1970's. There was a championship game in 1975 between the Sounders and Timbers that had an attendance of over 30,000. Their games against each other draw more than 50,000 attendees these days. Check out, "The Greatest Soccer Rivalry in North America", to learn just how big soccer is in the Northwest. You can also find a lot of Premiere League fans in the Northwest. Man City is my favorite international team!!
I believe the loudest stadium recorded is Kansas City Chiefs with something over 120 decibels or about the sound of a jet engine. Some enclosed arenas may be a bit more.
I always thought a touchdown in a playoff game to win was the best. But Im realizing how close the crowd is and how intimate and just pure loud making a basket in an arena, to win the game, can be. Awesome.
Seattle has four teams in the five top professional leagues here: Seattle Seahawks (NFL), Seattle Mariners (MLB/AL), Seattle Sounders FC (MLS), and Seattle Kraken (NHL). Seattle did have an NBA team, the SuperSonics, from 1967-2008 which was sold and moved in 2008 to become the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Chiefs got no love but Arrowhead is officially the loudest stadium. We took the mantel from Seattle. 142.2 decibels. To put that in perspective, a jet engine is around 140 decibels.
Seattle Seahawks only had it for a week.......... Chief's had the record first and then Seattle tried to challenge us. They took the record but then we took it right back..........
Old Chicago Stadium, The Madhouse on Madison, was the loudest arena ever. Wayne Gretzky once said that the only time he was ever intimidated was when he had to walk to the bench in the old barn. The walls and stairs literally would shake. Check out the 1991 NHL All star game National Anthem. It's one of the greatest traditions in sports.
Tell you what, I very much enjoyed the video , the commentary, and the interplay between father and son....did my heart good really. Cheers from Chicago.
Seattle sports fans do it different, the NBA had to be looking at how insane the Seattle Krakens games were this season and know that bringing them back would be massive.
Arrowhead (Kansas City) is the loudest NFL stadium on record. In 1990 the crowd got so loud there the refs threatened to take away a time out if they didn't settle down. Arrowhead is an outdoor stadium. It holds a Guiness world record for loudest stadium (142 db or some such).
I was there for the game at 14:26. It was preposterously loud for a place that only seats 45k in an outdoor stadium. 2nd loudest game I've ever been to there, and I've been going since that stadium opened up.
Tom Dempsey's 63 yard field goal in 1970 to win the game in old Tulane Stadium. Also, in 1974 Roman Gabriel and the Eagles against the Saints. It was so loud the game was held up for 22 minutes. I was at the game. The cameraman next to us said New York was furious. The stadium shook so much the cameras were bouncing. They couldn't broadcast while the video was shaking. He said New York was screaming they would never do a game there again. Roman Gabriel kept stepping away telling the refs he couldn't hear anything. It was a great memory.
Seattle Seahawks stadium is designed to put all the crowed noise to the field. It even has a metal area in the stands that creates a lot of noise when stomped on.
These are great! ..Also, the New York Mets miraculously coming back and scoring the winning run in the last inning to win game 6 of the 1986 World Series in New York was incredibly loud.
Ice hockey i velieve play in either nba stadiums, or their own specific smaller stadiums. It never seems as loud, but the crowds are always the best out of any spoet ive been to. Aside from big moments like these of course. Buying whole squids or fish at markets at throwing them onto the ice has become a thing the last year or so. I love it
Seattle Seahawks and KC Chiefs have the 2 loudest stadiums in the WORLD. they've broken guinness world records for it. they are both sister stadiums as they were similar designs.
@JWalk-hl7dr false its open now but before 2002 the Seahawks played in a dome....... They had a new stadium built that opened in 2002. Before that when the record was threatened by Seattle it was a dome stadium............. They only had 1 good attempt since the new stadium and Seattle only held the record for a little over a week. Then the Chief's took it back......... You really need to go back to the 90's when Seattle was in the AFC West division and look at those games. Seahawks were in a dome then.........
Seattle broke the world record in Centurylink against San Francisco in 2013. 137.6 decibels. a few years later the chiefs barely broke that world record and only because the cheifs have more capacity.
Tyrone Prothro’s “The Catch” definitely should’ve been on here. 2005 Alabama vs Southern Mississippi game. Prothro caught the ball, behind the defender’s back, in the end zone. Even after both players fell/rolled around, he still had complete control of the ball. It was an unbelievable catch!
Here is the US, we used to have a weekly show(60's-80's) called "Wide World Of Sports" with the iconic opening line "The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat". That line describes that feeling you mentioned around 18:00 better than just about anything else.
Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri currently holds the Guinness World Record for loudest open outdoor air stadium. It hit a record of 142.2 decibels during a 2014 game where only 76,416 fans showed up. This sound was equivalent to a jet engine. AND I was there that night! It was INSANE!!!
Ahhhh the second clip. A moment that will forever be heartbreaking 😔. At least we got our revenge on Indiana in the March Madness Tournament on our way to winning the National Championship.
7:25 That clip is called the Music City Miracle. It's the most review clip in the NFL next to The Immaculate Reception. If you watch it from the sideline, it was a backwards pass and legal.
1987 and 1991 World Series at the Hubert Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. A decibel meter was installed in the stadium, and the crowd was measured to be louder than a jetliner on takeoff. People always forget about that.
@@kennethcadwell2124 so...if a record is established somewhere, then all other instances should be forgotten. Then, friend Kenneth, there would be no compilation videos.
@bentighe4811 the video is called loudest reactions. So to not include or mention other stadiums besides the W.R. holder......... Is a dishonor to the Chief's........
The people in America go crazy over sports more than just about any other country it seems. "Bread And Circuses" (sports) were made up by the Romans in order to distract their citizens to keep them from trying to overthrow their government because the poor & middle class always outnumber the elite ruling class 1% and the elite know this so they try to dumb down, distract and feed everyone into oblivion with the mainstream media that the rich elite own especially with the illusion of choice through Demonrats and Republicans who both work for the rich because money runs everything not politicians but the ruling class want us to think that the politicians do but politicians are only a dividing tool to keep the poor & middle classes fighting against each other while the rich run to the bank with all our money especially the money we spend giving to their rich tycoon pals of theirs at all the stadiums that they build. It's called divide and conquer. Just take the "i" out of stadium and what does sound like? ...➡️ Stay dumb.😂 🐑🐑🐑.
@@johnathansteil8186 if the contest was first done during the 67 Beast quake run. Witch set off a 2,3 Earth quack on the seismic meter. Their wouldn't have been contest. It wouldn't been close.
College baseball and College hockey are JUST as loud and fanatical in the USA. They are rarely covered but they JUST as exciting as the other top sports here in the USA. Just check out some of the "Pump it Up" videos for all these sports and you will see it for sure.
Seattle has NFL, MLB, NHL and MLS teams. Every pro sport except NBA and they used to have one of those and may again very soon. No lack of sports there.
Philly is crazy passionate for all 4 sports franchises. The city has to grease the light poles in an attempt to discourage fans from climbing them… which has the opposite effect 😂
@@lovesgucci1 Fans from Philadelphia mistake passion with toxicity. I wouldn't call Cleveland fans passionate, more like masochists. Buffalo fans though, those guys are passionate. But don't ignore fanbases like Green Bay and Kansas City.
@@loganleroy8622we're not toxic, and we don't care if you don't understand. KC and Green Bay literally have nothing else to do except watch football. 😂
@@katyas-mom Ma'am your fans burn the city down when you win games. That's a problem. You also attack opposing fans at games, that's a problem. You throw snowballs at opposing fans, weather permitting, again that's a problem. The people of Philadelphia are incredibly kind, only to people within the tribe. That's not true kindness, that's being toxic and approaching cultish behavior. I experienced it first hand with Philly fans who I had as teammates in college. If you're in the clan, they accept you as family, but if you're outside the clan they are awful people: rude, loud, brash, and simply put, toxic. Anyone can love their family, but true kindness is loving your enemies as well. So I understand, because I've lived it. And I understand it for what it is. And just because you're too ignorant to understand that there's loads of things to do in KC and Green Bay because you live on a bubble on the east coast doesn't mean that it's true. So next time maybe humble yourself and learn a thing or two from the people that actually know what it means to love their neighbor.
seattle crowd is huge with both sounders and seahawks. seahawks were super relevant through out the 2010's going to mulitple superbowls and the way the stadium is made was purposely to increase sound noise. the 12's (the seahawks fans) have played a huge part in turnover, opponents, not being able to hear the play, false starts, etc. the stadium was built with sound in mind.
aidan is very correct too. seattle only has their few teams and they are crazy about them. not even from seattle. but they always get it going when they have a team playing.
I'd give Ice Hockey celebrations as the best after college football. I've had moments in St. Louis when i felt like the stadium was going to collapse on all of us inside because of the noise and jumping. Liked the video but i can think of 50 events id put ahead of the the ones selected by this video maker.
You should watch the highlights form the MLB NLDS last year. It was one of the greatest upsets in MLB history with a long history behind it. Just a magical moment. And I'm totally not biased because I was at the deciding game lol
This is kind of an awful list. No Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge. No Superdome in New Orleans. Literally two of the loudest stadiums in the world, not just America.
I was at that thunder game. If I remember correctly, it was the first ever playoff game since the thunder came to OKC. Absolutely insane how loud it was.
look at the bacboard lights red ring. it is tied to the shot clock and game c;ock, buzzer beaters are launched before the ring turns and is red when you get the swish
Love that you mentioned that Seattle needs their NBA team back! The city was fully robbed, I still remember the day the team got traded man my family was absolutely devastated. BRING EM BACK!!🟡🟢
Manchester United and Arsenal just broke a soccer attendance record at Metlife Stadium (Giants/Jets stadium) with over 82,000 people. Professional soccer is pretty big in the U.S. The Seahawks and Chiefs have the two loudest stadiums in the world.
Seattle is only the SECOND loudest stadium. ARROWHEAD, in KANSAS CITY holds the Guinness Book World Record for Loudest Outdoor Stadium in the World. Seattle broke Arrowhead's record and it was taken back a couple of weeks later. Seattle could never come close in any attempt since. A list without the record holding loudest crowd is no list.
But remember Kansas City hold more people than Seattle. Seattle louder all the time they have more opposing team false starts than any other team. The giant commeted 11 false starts in 2005. Now amagin if they did the contest during the beast quake run
The Guiness World Record for loudest recorded indoor crowd roar is currently Allen Fieldhouse at 130.4 decibels. Which is the equivalent to a jet taking off, the loudest rock concert ever recorded, and a gun shot at close range. Allen Fieldhouse is the home court of the University of Kansas Jayhawks basketball team. The arena sells out at 16,300 fans. I've been in that arena when the crowd is going, and it can get so loud you can't hear the person next to you, and then when a home player is shooting a free throw it gets so quiet you can hear the air circulating through a ventilation system. It is one of the best venues in all of sports. I'm pretty sure there is a part two to this video and it is on there and it's not even the time the set the record.
Seattle has a loud stadium, but college games are louder. I was talking to a guy whose son played at Oklahoma and went to the Seahawks. He said it’s not even close.
In my opinion, college basketball has the loudest most ear ringing atmospheres in the world. I've left many college basketball games with ears ringing for hours afterwards, its insane
That auburn Alabama play at 16:00 PLEASE PLEASE look up that play with the auburn radio call it might be the greatest call I’ve ever heard in sports. There’s Lita of context as to why that play is insane I can’t explain it all right now but DAMM
I highly recommend watching the 2015 ALDS Game 5 to see the events that led up to Bautista's home run. It was an incredibly unique game. There are youtube videos of the seventh inning specifically
I was there when Kobe threw the lob to Shaq .... my ears are still ringing but Im surprised I can hear at all because back in the 80's ... the Ultimate Warrior came out the tunnel to save Hulk Hogan and my ears exploded !
Kansas City has the record for loudest stadium beating Seattle. These two cities are recognized to hold the some of the loudest stadiums in the world and def the two loudest in the US
Remember Kansas City hold more people than Seattle. Now Seattle louder all the time they have more opposing team false starts than any other team. Record is set by new York who commented 11 false starts in 2005
@@johnathansteil8186 we're not talking about players were talking about the 12s now if this contest was done during the 67 Beast quake run their record would have been crushed. The beast quake run register a 2,3 on the seismic meter. Tayler Swift concert Seattle 76 ,000 fans set a 2,4 earth quake on the seismic meter..
Yall should look up the highlights of pens vs Canucks 11/27/19 the crowd went wild in the 3rd period it become loud and I was there to watch it all happen
7:29, Oh, the Immaculate Deception. (AKA the Music City Miracle. I'm a Bills fan, I'm contractually obligated to be salty AF about that, but I admit, it looks to me like it's _perfectly_ lateral so it's a valid play.) I really, really did like the running thing with the Manning brothers because they made it to a few Super Bowls there, and never against each other despite Eli's Giants being an NFC team and both the Colts and Broncos, for Peyton, being AFC teams, so they never had to play against each other. And they'd always cut to Peyton in the stands/luxury box when Eli was taking the Giants down the field and Eli when Peyton was doing the same for the Colts and Broncos.
15:37 Bama was undefeated and was supposed to be the best team in the country, and soon go to the National Championship. But they lost in that freak way. After that loss, they had to play my OU Sooners in the 2014 Sugar Bowl. OU was 2 TD underdogs going into that game, but they ended up winning by 2 TD's.
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Some of these things need to be prefaced. The cubs hadn't won a championship in 108 years. Thats why it was loud and a huge moment
The stadiums between the Seattle Seahawks and the Kansas City Chiefs are so loud that they show up on the Richter scale when the fans inside them go wild
Not as loud as College Stadiums.
@@Joe-d3t1tthen college stadiums need to prove that cause the Chiefs hold the Guinness world record for loudest crowd.
@@MrJPerrythere are college teams on the Richter scale
@@Joe-d3t1t Sorry, you're wrong. The Seattle Seahawks broke the Guinness Book of World Records for the loudest crowd roar twice. 2013 and 2014. However, I believe that the KC Chiefs hold it now. If the College crowds could do louder, they'd hold the Record.
Meh...83k Wisconsin Badgers accomplish this every home game for 30+ years between the end of the 3rd and the start of the 4th quarter with "Jump Around." Registers on the Richter scale and registers as a small earthquake. Back in the early 90s, engineers were sh*tting their pants about structural safety and the school banned it but the students jumped anyways and heckled the hell out of the sound guy. The whole upper decks shake and the press/media box swings and shakes so violently you think it's going to detach.
Seattle & Kansas City for sure have 2 of the loudest crowds in the NFL
Kansas City Chief's hold the world record for loudest stadium........
As do we here in New Orleans.
And Buffalo
@@ljt5856no they don’t. Your team isn’t important stop😂😂
@@yungbake2161Buffalo holds the outdoor stadium not designed for acoustics record. Arrowhead and Lumen were designed for acoustics and amplify the sound. There's also the fact that they are well known for pumping in sound.
Disappointed they didn’t have any NHL clips. There is nothing more electrifying than playoff hockey, and an overtime goal at home genuinely gives me goosebumps every time
Exactly. The Carolina Hurricanes…their fans are crazy loud! Been there done that. 🏒 🥅
Facts
Absolutely the Nashville Predators are by far the best and loudest fans in the NHL as they broke a record for the loudest indoor sports crowd in the Guinness World records, I've been to 18 NHL arenas and they prove a point everytime why they broke a record
Don’t do nhl vids guys
Except every other sport, which are all just as intense in the playoffs as hockey.
The Chicago Cubs world series win is so understated in this compilation. Keep in mind the roar they show is from the away fans as they were playing in Cleveland. There are videos online of Chicago at the time they won, and the entire city goes nuts. You can hear the cheering of the entire city miles away from Wrigley (fans were gathered there to watch on a jumotron) from up in high rise apartments.
I’ve requested they watch the Cubs World Series fan reactions before. Absolutely epic. People losing their s***, old men crying… loved it!
Tbh the most memorable moment there still is the Rajai Davis homer
@@jamesdakrn I see how it was incredibly exhilarating for Cleveland fans in the moment, but they still lost. The most exciting moment of game play, maybe… But the most memorable moment was the Cubs winning the World Series.
@@andirandolph8830 I'm not a Cleveland fan, I was a neutral. Rajai's homer and then Kipnis's foul ball & that entire inning Chapman got away with was the most memorable still for me
Seattle has crazy fans. When Marshawn Lynch did his iconic tackle breaking run, the Seahawks fans were so loud they created a minor earthquake that was actually picked up on the Richter scale
Meh, Taylor swift fans did that they other day, not that impressive 😜
You mean on a seismograph?
@@Pyrrho66 funny thing is that was at lumen field so he op is technically correct
Seattle built their stadium with like a 1/2 enclosed roof so the sound stays in and it’s supposed to be loud as hell. so we hear. i think Kansas City is notoriously loud too
Yep Kansas City holds the record for loudest stadium in the world
Seattle and KC the loudest in the NFL. BTW, where the hell was the Beastquake run??
@@DelaHorrorand the University of Kansas holds the record for loudest indoor sports crowd at Allen Fieldhouse.
@@DelaHorrorI knew it was the loudest but curiosity made me look it up. The same as a jet engine at 100 yards or a shotgun blast 😳
@@Go4Jeph great question actually
You had two games at LSU that got so loud following the game winning TDs that it registered on the seismograph on campus. They’re called the earthquake games.
Let’s not forget the saints did the same when they beat the patriots in ‘09.. but nobody comes close to LSU Idc what anyone says.
Meh...83k Wisconsin Badgers accomplish this every home game for 30+ years between the end of the 3rd and the start of the 4th quarter with "Jump Around." Registers on the Richter scale and back in the early 90s, engineers were sh*tting their pants about structural safety and the school banned it but the students jumped anyways and heckled the hell out of the sound guy. The whole upper decks shake and the press/media box swings and shakes so violently you think it's going to detach.
I was present for both Arrowhead Stadium setting the outdoor stadium and Allen Fieldhouse setting the indoor arena records. I still think the Royals winning the 2014 AL Wildcard game at Kaufman Stadium was louder.
Kaufman was INSANE that night. I've biased, but I've never seen a baseball crowd go ape shit like that lol.
Every game at Allen Field House is loud . I was also there that night. It's hard to believe that 16400 people can be that loud.
I was going to reply that any video like this that doesn't include AFH, Arrowhead, or Kaufman 2014-2015 is missing out.
suprised no hockey ones as they have some of the loudest fans
Profile pic is hockey related, maybe a bit of bias there
@@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaluigi I said some of the loudest and it’s true.
Absolutely criminal there wasn't one from tiger stadium in Baton Rouge-I mean there's literally a game called the earthquake game because of the seismic activity
Seattle Seahawks registers on the Richter scale during the games, it's that loud.
Virginia Tech Hokies at Lane Stadium register also.
And the beast quake. And the giant did ll false starts in 2005 amagin how loud those were
Arrowhead Stadium home of the Kansas City Chiefs holds the Guinness World Record for the loudest open air stadium in the world. 142.2 decibels. Louder than what you’d hear on an aircraft carrier
Tha Bautista Bat Flip is honestly one of the coolest moments ever in just terms of pure swag
142.2 db in KC when Kc played NE on Monday Night 2014. That’s the loudest ever!
you guys must have seen the Alabama Auburn Kick Six 15+ times by now lol
More than that. We've all seen it too much.
Phillies manager Rob Thomson:
"After everything was over, the World Series was done, I got a phone call from a friend of mine who was coaching with another team that we had played in the playoffs. We were just talking about the games that we played and all that - all the things that went on - and I said 'What did you think about the atmosphere in the Bank?' He said 'You know, our team, they couldn't concentrate, they couldn't think straight...' He said 'Playing in your stadium with the way you guys played and the electricity of the fans...' He said it was 'four hours of HELL.'
I bet it was from the Braves coaching staff! From chanting DUI to the Asshole chants & it also being 11 years since the first playoff series in Philly
Soccer (football) is extremely big in the northwest. Lots of private clubs and every elementary, middle school and high schools in seattle area have teams. The Seattle Sounders were founded in the early 1970's. There was a championship game in 1975 between the Sounders and Timbers that had an attendance of over 30,000. Their games against each other draw more than 50,000 attendees these days. Check out, "The Greatest Soccer Rivalry in North America", to learn just how big soccer is in the Northwest. You can also find a lot of Premiere League fans in the Northwest. Man City is my favorite international team!!
I believe the loudest stadium recorded is Kansas City Chiefs with something over 120 decibels or about the sound of a jet engine. Some enclosed arenas may be a bit more.
The record is indeed held by arrowhead. It's at 142.2 decibels
142.2 db, baby! - Travis Kelce. 140db is the sound of a jet engine at a distance of 100 feet. Pain begins at 125 decibels
As an auburn fan every time I see the kick 6 I get goosebumps.
Not sure why there’s no hockey in this. It’s def the loudest. Basketball and hockey arenas hold noise in better.
5:33 seattle’s stadium is built to amplify noise, plus sometimes teams pump in extra crowd noise over the loudspeaker’s😂
No they don’t, like 10 years ago a team got fined 10mill for it
I always thought a touchdown in a playoff game to win was the best. But Im realizing how close the crowd is and how intimate and just pure loud making a basket in an arena, to win the game, can be. Awesome.
Seattle has four teams in the five top professional leagues here: Seattle Seahawks (NFL), Seattle Mariners (MLB/AL), Seattle Sounders FC (MLS), and Seattle Kraken (NHL). Seattle did have an NBA team, the SuperSonics, from 1967-2008 which was sold and moved in 2008 to become the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Chiefs got no love but Arrowhead is officially the loudest stadium. We took the mantel from Seattle. 142.2 decibels. To put that in perspective, a jet engine is around 140 decibels.
Agreed
Chiefs Kingdom ❤️💛
Seattle Seahawks only had it for a week..........
Chief's had the record first and then Seattle tried to challenge us. They took the record but then we took it right back..........
@@kennethcadwell2124 Facts.
Amagin if they did the contest during the beast quake run Seattle much louder all the time they have more opposing false starts than any other team
This is a banger compilation. Personal favorites are: 1. Indiana vs. Kentucky 2. Cubs winning World Series, and 3. Diggs touchdown
Old Chicago Stadium, The Madhouse on Madison, was the loudest arena ever. Wayne Gretzky once said that the only time he was ever intimidated was when he had to walk to the bench in the old barn. The walls and stairs literally would shake. Check out the 1991 NHL All star game National Anthem. It's one of the greatest traditions in sports.
The anthem at the old Chicago stadium for the 1991 NHL All Star game was insane lol.
Tell you what, I very much enjoyed the video , the commentary, and the interplay between father and son....did my heart good really. Cheers from Chicago.
The Seahawks stadium is designed to generate notice, even up to registering on earthquake equipment.
Living in Connecticut following UConn for years as well as family members going to that school I was proud this game started the list.
Sounders games are generally pretty loud, especially if it’s a rivalry game or cup final but they’ve been playing pretty poorly for a few months
Seattle sports fans do it different, the NBA had to be looking at how insane the Seattle Krakens games were this season and know that bringing them back would be massive.
Arrowhead (Kansas City) is the loudest NFL stadium on record. In 1990 the crowd got so loud there the refs threatened to take away a time out if they didn't settle down. Arrowhead is an outdoor stadium. It holds a Guiness world record for loudest stadium (142 db or some such).
Not a Taylor Swift fan but she just had like a 2.8 magnitude earthquake here in Seattle from her tour. Beastquake was something similar. We go hard!
I was there for the game at 14:26. It was preposterously loud for a place that only seats 45k in an outdoor stadium. 2nd loudest game I've ever been to there, and I've been going since that stadium opened up.
I watched so many of these live. Great moments
The blurry one at around 7 and a half minutes is known as the "Music City Miracle". It's one of those special games that goes down in sports lore.
Tom Dempsey's 63 yard field goal in 1970 to win the game in old Tulane Stadium. Also, in 1974 Roman Gabriel and the Eagles against the Saints. It was so loud the game was held up for 22 minutes. I was at the game. The cameraman next to us said New York was furious. The stadium shook so much the cameras were bouncing. They couldn't broadcast while the video was shaking. He said New York was screaming they would never do a game there again. Roman Gabriel kept stepping away telling the refs he couldn't hear anything. It was a great memory.
Seattle Seahawks stadium is designed to put all the crowed noise to the field. It even has a metal area in the stands that creates a lot of noise when stomped on.
These are great! ..Also, the New York Mets miraculously coming back and scoring the winning run in the last inning to win game 6 of the 1986 World Series in New York was incredibly loud.
Ice hockey i velieve play in either nba stadiums, or their own specific smaller stadiums. It never seems as loud, but the crowds are always the best out of any spoet ive been to. Aside from big moments like these of course. Buying whole squids or fish at markets at throwing them onto the ice has become a thing the last year or so. I love it
Clearly an Alabama fan made this. LSU had the loudest moment ever that caused a earthquake. 1988
Sure a Bama fan wanted all these baseball and basketball videos.🙄
Seattle Seahawks and KC Chiefs have the 2 loudest stadiums in the WORLD. they've broken guinness world records for it. they are both sister stadiums as they were similar designs.
Seahawks was an enclosed arena while the Chief's is not.........
Chief's still hold the world record........
@@kennethcadwell2124 it's an outdoor stadium so you clearly don't know what you're talking about. there is no closing roof
@JWalk-hl7dr false its open now but before 2002 the Seahawks played in a dome.......
They had a new stadium built that opened in 2002. Before that when the record was threatened by Seattle it was a dome stadium.............
They only had 1 good attempt since the new stadium and Seattle only held the record for a little over a week. Then the Chief's took it back.........
You really need to go back to the 90's when Seattle was in the AFC West division and look at those games. Seahawks were in a dome then.........
Seattle broke the world record in Centurylink against San Francisco in 2013. 137.6 decibels. a few years later the chiefs barely broke that world record and only because the cheifs have more capacity.
@@kennethcadwell2124 you are clearly a chiefs fan and trying to reason with a chiefs fan is like trying to reason with a brick wall, or Cowboys fan.
1:31 I always feel bad for that Duke player on the ground who immediately gets trampled lol
That wasn't Duke...that was Kentucky...by the way...Kentucky won the rematch handily in the NCAA Tournament
Lads I’ve been asking for months please take a look at Origins of "the greatest soccer rivalry in North America" Timbers vs. Sounders
Agreed
Tyrone Prothro’s “The Catch” definitely should’ve been on here. 2005 Alabama vs Southern Mississippi game. Prothro caught the ball, behind the defender’s back, in the end zone. Even after both players fell/rolled around, he still had complete control of the ball. It was an unbelievable catch!
Definitely. Best catch ever!
Here is the US, we used to have a weekly show(60's-80's) called "Wide World Of Sports" with the iconic opening line "The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat". That line describes that feeling you mentioned around 18:00 better than just about anything else.
Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri currently holds the Guinness World Record for loudest open outdoor air stadium. It hit a record of 142.2 decibels during a 2014 game where only 76,416 fans showed up. This sound was equivalent to a jet engine. AND I was there that night! It was INSANE!!!
Yes. We sport fans here in the States sure are loud when our team(s) win.
Ahhhh the second clip. A moment that will forever be heartbreaking 😔. At least we got our revenge on Indiana in the March Madness Tournament on our way to winning the National Championship.
Yep! Kentucky Blue Title! Yes indeed.That ESPN score keeper,🙄what was that person looking at? Putting the wrong points on screen.🥴
My brother and I were at the AFC Championship Game where we beat Brady and the Patriots! The Hoosier Dome erupted!
Yeah y’all need to do a Kobe highlight reel. He had 5+ buzzer beaters in a single season.
My fav crowd reaction will always be the "B.S." chant from Ravens fans. haha truly a thing of beauty
Vancouver, Seattle and Portland soccer is akin to a derby in Europe sans hooligans
Let's not get crazy,LOL!
7:25 That clip is called the Music City Miracle. It's the most review clip in the NFL next to The Immaculate Reception. If you watch it from the sideline, it was a backwards pass and legal.
1987 and 1991 World Series at the Hubert Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. A decibel meter was installed in the stadium, and the crowd was measured to be louder than a jetliner on takeoff. People always forget about that.
They forget that because the Kansaa City Chief's hold the world record for loudest stadium.........
@@kennethcadwell2124 so...if a record is established somewhere, then all other instances should be forgotten. Then, friend Kenneth, there would be no compilation videos.
@bentighe4811 the video is called loudest reactions. So to not include or mention other stadiums besides the W.R. holder.........
Is a dishonor to the Chief's........
The people in America go crazy over sports more than just about any other country it seems. "Bread And Circuses" (sports) were made up by the Romans in order to distract their citizens to keep them from trying to overthrow their government because the poor & middle class always outnumber the elite ruling class 1% and the elite know this so they try to dumb down, distract and feed everyone into oblivion with the mainstream media that the rich elite own especially with the illusion of choice through Demonrats and Republicans who both work for the rich because money runs everything not politicians but the ruling class want us to think that the politicians do but politicians are only a dividing tool to keep the poor & middle classes fighting against each other while the rich run to the bank with all our money especially the money we spend giving to their rich tycoon pals of theirs at all the stadiums that they build. It's called divide and conquer.
Just take the "i" out of stadium and what does sound like? ...➡️ Stay dumb.😂 🐑🐑🐑.
You should react to the history of the rivalry of Seattle Sounders vs Portland Timbers…
Great video and great rivalry…
Should have done the react to the beast quake
Kansas city is in the Guinness book of world records as the loudest stadium in the nfl
Amagin if they did the contest during the beast quake
@@rondolan6457 But they didn't! Face it your stadium is #2.
@@johnathansteil8186 if the contest was first done during the 67 Beast quake run. Witch set off a 2,3 Earth quack on the seismic meter. Their wouldn't have been contest. It wouldn't been close.
@@rondolan6457 Would have could have....
College baseball and College hockey are JUST as loud and fanatical in the USA. They are rarely covered but they JUST as exciting as the other top sports here in the USA. Just check out some of the "Pump it Up" videos for all these sports and you will see it for sure.
a lot of American teams give shirts away for playoff games. Seattle is the loudest/2nd loudest football stadium in the NFL
Seattle has NFL, MLB, NHL and MLS teams. Every pro sport except NBA and they used to have one of those and may again very soon. No lack of sports there.
You guys should do a reaction to that South Florida vs UCF game in this video. Greatest football game youll ever see.
Yes. That was from 2017.
The most passionate NFL fans are probably Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Buffalo. It was the Raiders before they moved to Vegas.
Philly is crazy passionate for all 4 sports franchises. The city has to grease the light poles in an attempt to discourage fans from climbing them… which has the opposite effect 😂
@@lovesgucci1 Fans from Philadelphia mistake passion with toxicity. I wouldn't call Cleveland fans passionate, more like masochists. Buffalo fans though, those guys are passionate. But don't ignore fanbases like Green Bay and Kansas City.
@@loganleroy8622we're not toxic, and we don't care if you don't understand.
KC and Green Bay literally have nothing else to do except watch football. 😂
@@katyas-mom Ma'am your fans burn the city down when you win games. That's a problem. You also attack opposing fans at games, that's a problem. You throw snowballs at opposing fans, weather permitting, again that's a problem. The people of Philadelphia are incredibly kind, only to people within the tribe. That's not true kindness, that's being toxic and approaching cultish behavior. I experienced it first hand with Philly fans who I had as teammates in college. If you're in the clan, they accept you as family, but if you're outside the clan they are awful people: rude, loud, brash, and simply put, toxic. Anyone can love their family, but true kindness is loving your enemies as well.
So I understand, because I've lived it. And I understand it for what it is. And just because you're too ignorant to understand that there's loads of things to do in KC and Green Bay because you live on a bubble on the east coast doesn't mean that it's true. So next time maybe humble yourself and learn a thing or two from the people that actually know what it means to love their neighbor.
There is a criminal lack of Beastquake yet again
Amagin if they did the contest during the beast quake
seattle crowd is huge with both sounders and seahawks. seahawks were super relevant through out the 2010's going to mulitple superbowls and the way the stadium is made was purposely to increase sound noise. the 12's (the seahawks fans) have played a huge part in turnover, opponents, not being able to hear the play, false starts, etc. the stadium was built with sound in mind.
aidan is very correct too. seattle only has their few teams and they are crazy about them. not even from seattle. but they always get it going when they have a team playing.
Should have done the reaction of the Beast quake
@@rondolan6457 oh thats for sure
I'd give Ice Hockey celebrations as the best after college football. I've had moments in St. Louis when i felt like the stadium was going to collapse on all of us inside because of the noise and jumping. Liked the video but i can think of 50 events id put ahead of the the ones selected by this video maker.
You should watch the highlights form the MLB NLDS last year. It was one of the greatest upsets in MLB history with a long history behind it. Just a magical moment. And I'm totally not biased because I was at the deciding game lol
This is kind of an awful list. No Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge. No Superdome in New Orleans. Literally two of the loudest stadiums in the world, not just America.
I was at that thunder game. If I remember correctly, it was the first ever playoff game since the thunder came to OKC. Absolutely insane how loud it was.
7:30 I was at this game, it was in 2000.
7:45 RIP Steve McNair
look at the bacboard lights red ring. it is tied to the shot clock and game c;ock, buzzer beaters are launched before the ring turns and is red when you get the swish
Love that you mentioned that Seattle needs their NBA team back! The city was fully robbed, I still remember the day the team got traded man my family was absolutely devastated. BRING EM BACK!!🟡🟢
That Auburn kick return was amazing
Manchester United and Arsenal just broke a soccer attendance record at Metlife Stadium (Giants/Jets stadium) with over 82,000 people. Professional soccer is pretty big in the U.S. The Seahawks and Chiefs have the two loudest stadiums in the world.
The super Sonic’s stadium was the smallest in the league
Not enough baseball. A crucial homerun in the playoffs makes the crowd go insane like no other sport. Maybe hockey also.
Seattle is only the SECOND loudest stadium. ARROWHEAD, in KANSAS CITY holds the Guinness Book World Record for Loudest Outdoor Stadium in the World. Seattle broke Arrowhead's record and it was taken back a couple of weeks later. Seattle could never come close in any attempt since. A list without the record holding loudest crowd is no list.
Exactly!!!
Next video should be Slap Fights
I believe Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City holds the record for loudest stadium
That is correct.......
But remember Kansas City hold more people than Seattle. Seattle louder all the time they have more opposing team false starts than any other team. The giant commeted 11 false starts in 2005. Now amagin if they did the contest during the beast quake run
The Guiness World Record for loudest recorded indoor crowd roar is currently Allen Fieldhouse at 130.4 decibels. Which is the equivalent to a jet taking off, the loudest rock concert ever recorded, and a gun shot at close range. Allen Fieldhouse is the home court of the University of Kansas Jayhawks basketball team. The arena sells out at 16,300 fans.
I've been in that arena when the crowd is going, and it can get so loud you can't hear the person next to you, and then when a home player is shooting a free throw it gets so quiet you can hear the air circulating through a ventilation system. It is one of the best venues in all of sports.
I'm pretty sure there is a part two to this video and it is on there and it's not even the time the set the record.
"Indoor record", yes but as the world record overall for loudest stadium goes to the Kansas City Chief's..........
I bet it was louder in the kingdom
Whether they shoot close or long depends on if they need a 2-point or 3-point play.
Seattle has a loud stadium, but college games are louder. I was talking to a guy whose son played at Oklahoma and went to the Seahawks. He said it’s not even close.
The biggest crowd in Seattle has actually been for a Sounders game, not a Seahawks game
Luv the content guys. Hello from Southern California
In my opinion, college basketball has the loudest most ear ringing atmospheres in the world. I've left many college basketball games with ears ringing for hours afterwards, its insane
That auburn Alabama play at 16:00 PLEASE PLEASE look up that play with the auburn radio call it might be the greatest call I’ve ever heard in sports. There’s Lita of context as to why that play is insane I can’t explain it all right now but DAMM
Love that Penguins Winter Classic hat
One thing about Basketball is the stadiums are all indoors so the sound bounces around more than most outdoor stadiums
I highly recommend watching the 2015 ALDS Game 5 to see the events that led up to Bautista's home run. It was an incredibly unique game. There are youtube videos of the seventh inning specifically
I'm surprised they didn't have Fisk's home run - I seem to remember the stadium going crazy for that one
I think with the cubs clip from '16, You need the reaction of the crowd outside Wrigley.
I just want tl say i love your videos thanks you guys are cool dudes
I was there when Kobe threw the lob to Shaq .... my ears are still ringing but Im surprised I can hear at all because back in the 80's ... the Ultimate Warrior came out the tunnel to save Hulk Hogan and my ears exploded !
Kansas City has the record for loudest stadium beating Seattle. These two cities are recognized to hold the some of the loudest stadiums in the world and def the two loudest in the US
Remember Kansas City hold more people than Seattle. Now Seattle louder all the time they have more opposing team false starts than any other team. Record is set by new York who commented 11 false starts in 2005
@@rondolan6457 Dude you are #2 and you team is even worse.
@@johnathansteil8186 we're not talking about players were talking about the 12s now if this contest was done during the 67 Beast quake run their record would have been crushed. The beast quake run register a 2,3 on the seismic meter. Tayler Swift concert Seattle 76 ,000 fans set a 2,4 earth quake on the seismic meter..
@@rondolan6457 Doesn't matter Arrowhead has the record.
Yall should look up the highlights of pens vs Canucks 11/27/19 the crowd went wild in the 3rd period it become loud and I was there to watch it all happen
If you like those Thunder shirts they were all wearing. You can easily find one in a thrift store in Oklahoma City.
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You should 100% take a look into the Atlanta Braves' World Series run in 2021, ESPECIALLY Game 6 of the NLCS against the Dodgers.
7:29, Oh, the Immaculate Deception. (AKA the Music City Miracle. I'm a Bills fan, I'm contractually obligated to be salty AF about that, but I admit, it looks to me like it's _perfectly_ lateral so it's a valid play.) I really, really did like the running thing with the Manning brothers because they made it to a few Super Bowls there, and never against each other despite Eli's Giants being an NFC team and both the Colts and Broncos, for Peyton, being AFC teams, so they never had to play against each other. And they'd always cut to Peyton in the stands/luxury box when Eli was taking the Giants down the field and Eli when Peyton was doing the same for the Colts and Broncos.
I think OKC has some good fans
2001 World Series...Gonzo... Oh baby....
15:37 Bama was undefeated and was supposed to be the best team in the country, and soon go to the National Championship. But they lost in that freak way.
After that loss, they had to play my OU Sooners in the 2014 Sugar Bowl. OU was 2 TD underdogs going into that game, but they ended up winning by 2 TD's.