Matt Damon's CRAZIEST experience ever!
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Ok.
Because thats the distance they can throw things at each other 🤣🤣🤣🤣 love it...
Maybe also credit your source?
ruclips.net/video/yaXma6K9mzo/видео.html
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"We can go."
"But some of us might not return."
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Also Matt: Dont worry they will send a unit or a space shuttle to come grab me
Lol lol 😂😂
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“Like what do you mean uncle? There’s just two of us??”
Matt Damon didn't know he just casually asked to go to war lmao
Lol yeah pretty much. It's absolutely unreal how serious soccer/football is taken in the rest of the world. Things get fucking WILD at those games.
@@mattjack3983 It's not even the game that's important to them, they are just thugs and hooligans who crave violence like here in the UK but here they are the minority.
@@mattjack3983its not a sport, its culture and tradition
@@mpownage4806 it is indeed a sport
@@mpownage4806 it is not just a sport, i think he meant that
First time I went to a game in the US I was amazed how both teams set together and no fights. That's is unheard of in south America
or in the UK
in Venezuela, we are a baseball country, and is so peaceful 99.9% of the time, when we started to like football a bit more, you can see is the sport, it causes madness.
It wont happen with basket either.
Oh yes in Greece the same
I am from south america and this is nothing to be proud of. The human race at it’s worst.
Not true we fight but outside 😂😂😂
Insane! Sounds like his uncle was weighing his life choices before answering haha
It's pretty normal whenever two rival teams meet.
There are a bunch of pairings in the German leagues that require large parts of the cities where the games are held to be fenced off and hundreds if not thousands of police officers will guard all the routes to the stadiums.
I hate it.
The fact he said "my uncle" shows how close he is to his wife's family. Goals.
Cringe
Or thats an american celebrity trying to feel connected
@coachcartier901....Exactly 💯%!! The comments from the naysayers are one's that grew up in the foster care system and never had a real family!! Bet 💯%!!
Argentines will do that you ever been with someone who is Argentine get ready to be around family 25/30 days or the month
Or his wife might be his niece ;)
My dad took me to a baseball game when I was 5. He also brought one of his clients from Brazil with us. He had never been to the USA or a baseball game before. The client got very scared when we picked him up and he saw me in the car. "You're bringing your son to the game? Are you sure? How will you keep him safe?"
Sports in other countries get pretty wild.
Same deal in oz we get 100000 to a game in melbourne both local sides enemies for over a hundred years fans just sit together and passionately support. Overseas soccer fans cant believe it.
Go blues!
Baseball is funny in the way that during the regular season fans are pretty chill, maybe some drunk people. But in the playoffs it’s another story, a lot of wild fans
The only American thing that compares I think is college football, but even that's nothing compares to football in certain matches in South America and Europe.
Thats an interesting story lol makes me think about all the football, baseball, and basketball games i played in. Also about the differences between what i experienced and what its like in other countries. A good example is the World Cup winners and how many people were partying about it after. I think it was Argentina and they had like millions of people out in the streets partying. Mustve been wild. And whoever was selling alcohol probably made bankerino mucho guapo señor
this made me lmao. so true though
Uncle: Your life insurance is in order?
Matt: yeah..
Uncle: we can go..
The superclasico at La Bombanera is 2 hours of terror
Other worldly. Even as a European football fan who's well versed in hostile environment this is a level beyond
After the chaos of getting in, where you feel like you are entering hades by boat, you get inside and the place looks like it's genuinely on fire. Flares and flaming toilet rolls. The place is quite literally rocking, a wall of sound is a constant and atmosphere is electric and unpleasant ❤
Getting out of the ground felt like being the last one chopper out of Hanoi
Leaving the game “was like getting the last chopper out of Hanoi”!! 😂😂😂 You paint quite the picture!
I'm from Argentina, nowadays only people who are fans of that club are allowed to pass into the stadium, for security reasons. So Matt witnessed history when both teams could see their fans at the same place
Holy shit lol damn!
Daamn!
That is practically witnessing a war. La Bombonera?
@@ejikenneke It was, but I think there has been no public for the visiting team since 2010 (Big Argentinian team vs Big Argentinian team). At least in international matches in which as a rule, 30% of the tickets are sold for the visiting team no matter what nationality they are
@@ejikenneke Another reason why there is only a local public is because of the "ultras", these people are only going to cause problems with the distribution of weapons, drugs and dangerous fireworks.
My Mom lived in Brasil as a teen. To this day, she says, "Nice girls don't go to soccer games. " 🤣
If it's all about police with riot gear and so much of security, I really want to ask which girls went for the game?
@@saikatdominicgregory9157the brutish tomboy types
@@mpownage4806 that's a big lie, teenagers love this shit, here in Brazil, Nice Girls go for the thrill.
No, only the niciest.
@@saikatdominicgregory9157 the not nice ones, aren’t you paying attention? Lol
When you're willing to die for curiosity.
Anytime you hear “no women, no children”, shit is about to go down. Titanic style. Be prepared to go down with the ship.
Yea that’s a bad sign
Cool saying...😂
Aped the top comment for worthless likes 😂
It’s not a bad sign; just enjoy the ride…
😂😂😂
Anytime, “No women. No kids.” is said, you better get ready.
Edit: 32k likes!?Thanks, everyone. 😊
For a good time amirite fellas!?
@@xgtwb6473 my guy,
You know how to party 😏
Feminists enter the chat
Sounds exciting
Oh yea cause your about to see things you can never unsee
I did the same in Rio de Janerio. We saw Flamingo and Vasco. It was crazy 150 riot police before getting in, and then they had separated the teams fans and then separate team fans. 90,000 people. Pure crazyness.
Dude showing chicken wings as a example 😅, that’s so gangster shit 😂😂😂😂😂
“No women, no kids “
Leon
Next thing is his uncle is gonna show him "the ring trick."
@@patrickmcdaniel2048 I just saw that clip no less than 2 minutes ago!!😃😃😃
@@zapataalonzo9177 "that's the ring trick."
I understood that reference
Well played 👏
"No women, no Children. Can you fight?"
"Wait what?!"
Bro that’s Jason Bourne, of course that mf can fight. Dude was even in that Great Wall of China movie
hahahhaah
"Have you ever stabbed someone?"
he's Jason Bourne, of course he can fight
😄😄😄
Guy basically asked to go to a warzone and his uncle was like _"Bruhh we can, but like, y'ain't ready for what's about to go down fr..."_
from his description we can understand that he is talking about River- Boca
Matt: Can we go to a soccer game?
Uncle: PTSD ensues.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂🤣Best comment ever!
The uncle closest moments to dying was in a soccer game.
Y'all over there have no idea how passionate football ⚽ games are 😅
Well, in some countries (mine included) people have been known to get killed on soccer matches.
"No women no kids". Shit is about to be serious.
My friend from Scotland said there've been people literally murdered at their games because they rooted for the visitors. It's nuts.
@@mohmoony3918 Celtic V Rangers games are the craziest matches you can go to in Scotland. So if you take children, be prepared for them to learn a bunch of new words🤣
@@manny_k2988 old firm derby goes crazy
Because Hispanic people are violent and aggressive and psychopathic and have zero care for the value of human life... Compare that to my country Australia, where fans of opposing football teams can walk among each other to the stadium and not a single fight breaks out before the game, and not a single fight breaks out after the game. That's because Australians are better and more intelligent than Hispanic people, especially when it comes to controlling their emotions and actions.
@@Funkteon Yeah, I saw how much you love people when covid came, lmao
A fucking communist shithole.
the level of passion and rivalry between some teams in spith america is beyond what you see in the USA
You say passion and rivalry, I say spite and tribalism. Cheer for you team, lads, but there's no call for violence against people who are exactly the same as you but support a different team.
Football hooliganism shouldn't have to be considered part of the game.
@@azathoth3700 I don't support violence like you but we have to admit one thing in some countries and some teams it's just anoter level , an't compare
Yes, you can’t compare. Most people don’t act like crazy morons like that. We have composure, dignity, and sanity.
Matt looks like he's tearing up from recalling that memory.
Dad to him: “We can go”
Dad to wife: “if he dies, he dies”
*Uncle*
😂😂😂
I love to see a movie where they will rescue Matt Damon from a football stadium in Argentina 🤣
Saving Argentinian Football Spectator Ryan
@@Mary_Thompson on Mars.
Calling Jason Bourne!
@@jackburton37211 he will be growing footballs on mars
@@jackburton37211 near a black hole
He's not exaggerating at all, i bet there's a lot of argentinians or brazilians here that can confirm that some matches in football can be absolutely intense like that! As a 30 year old brazilian myself, I've seen my share of violent games.
Thats why in most south American top leagues there's no away fans on the pitch, except on special games. If there's only local fans the vibes are just awesome in most matches.
As an Argentinian I can confirm it is like that.
Bunch of flithy animals
Colby covington
I can confirm. It got so bad now only locals are allowed
refferees do what
Give Damon props for being a passport bro.
Same thought! 🛂
As someone who’s mother is from Argentina, I can confirm.
She was screaming at the television during the entire World Cup last year lmao.
"Can we watch the game?"
uncle: So you have chosen death.
😂😂😂
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So overused
Damon: “Can we go to a soccer game?”
Uncle: “We can go, but there’s no guarantee we will return.”
what kind of sick society produces such scenario that women and children can't go to soccer match? christians are stupid
"and if you do you will not be the same."
Now i know why argentina won the world cup. Fear of death is the best motivation for the players
"Can we go?"
"How's your life insurance?"
"No women, no children. " All of a sudden I realize my wife's uncle is Tony Montana.
Lol 😂 Scareface Tony M
Noice
Leon
It was Leon
Also reference to the professional
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Matt Damon probably can't go anywhere in the world, especially America, without armed security.
@@TheNameOfJesuswhy though 😕
@@TheNameOfJesus celebs drive around all the time without security in the US
@@buttaman34 i guess that they are referring to the central and south america.
America isn't only place on Earth 🤡
I love a competitive atmosphere but that sucks that kid's can't go to games. The athletes you grow up with will always have a special place in your heart and these kids won't ever get to see them play in person.
bro is such a great story teller
I'll never understand that level of violence over a game
When you know how fucked up the social and economic situation have been for decades in Argentina, you will begin to understand why football is so important for the people to make catharsis
I know what you mean but I don't understand what the violence in this situation should improve
it all boils down to passion
If you are from a rich country you will never understand a lot of things about we argentinians.
@@sebastianberganza3387 And a complete lack of self control
I love that he says "my uncle", while talking about his wifes uncle 🥺
Well, it's his uncle-in-law, so he can definitely say that.
@@r.davidsenTrue, but there's quite a large number of people that "only marry their spouse."
So, for someone to speak of their spouse's family like their own is a subtle but powerful statement of that relationship.
I thought that. Like wow, he loves him.
@@Mercer0516 ...marry a Latina you married the family .
@@Mercer0516yea in america
Actors make up the best stories
“Some of you may die but that is a sacrifice I’m willing to make”
Think he's talking about a Boca juniors vs River plate game,they are the two rivals in Argentine league
There’s more than one rivalry in Argentina.
@@graysheep47 they are the main rivals
@@tifts9719 yes but every team has its "Clasico" and they are all dangerous scenarios
There is more than one rival derby game in Argentina,but I agree with you,it’s most likely to be Riverplate v Boca Juniors,that is an absolute powder keg 👍
Boca is Brazilian I thought
Bro is just telling a story and sold me on a trip to Argentina
That was a Boca-River match.... One of the best teams and arch-rivals. First being my team also
it's cheap here, it's got amazingly diverse places you can go, and it's not too unsafe
@@ElBach1y "not too" 🤣
@@ElBach1yGood to hear it's safer now. I used to live in Buenos Aires for few years about 15 years ago. I was robbed by Taxi driver (I still have the scars from the small knife he stabbed me with on my back and shoulder), my friend was robbed in her car by motorcyclists while stopping in the traffic light, my other friend was robbed at gunpoint while walking with her family on bright Sunday afternoon in the rich district.
@@ernaherlina8014I mean, there's still a good chance you can still get robed nowadays. Last month I was eating at a café in palermo and someone stole my phone lol you just have to be very careful with your stuff (except if you're being held at gunpoint or any other weapon... in that case just give up and give them your things, unless you want to try your luck lol)
He better not call it soccer over there that's a sure fire way of getting ya teeth knocked out.
Even Jason Bourne was nervous in an Argentinian soccer game
Because Hispanic people are violent and aggressive and psychopathic and have zero care for the value of human life... Compare that to my country Australia, where fans of opposing football teams can walk among each other to the stadium and not a single fight breaks out before the game, and not a single fight breaks out after the game. That's because Australians are better and more intelligent than Hispanic people, especially when it comes to controlling their emotions and actions.
Is not soccer!! It’s football!! Or futbol!!! Just kidding man
He's not Jason bourne
When a local takes Jason Borne to the Argentina soccer game, you know it's something serious.
You understand that... Argentina it's a serious thing.... When Jason Bourne is scared!!!!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮😮
An Italian former mountain trooper Alpini Italia 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Football ⚽️
Football not whatever soccer means
It football you idiot...... soccer 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@saraalbirSoccer comes from UK phrase AsSOCiation Football.
"Uncle said we can go, he goes no women or children"
"So we get a new Uncle"
Real Derby is what you experienced.
River Plate vs Bocs Juniors.
Lovely how he calls her uncle his uncle.
I thought everyone did that. No?
@@zeeqq105 nope
When going to a local soccer game has the same rules as being a professional hitman.
"No women, no children. Thems the rules. It's what separates us from the baddies."
Y'all over there have no idea how passionate football ⚽ games are 😅
In Brazil, beetween the 80's and the begining of the 2000's the soccer games was a war like that. Now it's more calm and you see more families going to the games.
We are world champions for a reason,
baby
😎🇦🇷🏆
I'm form the Caribbean and went to Colombia for work. Went to a game... Colombia vs Argentina.... Exactly as he said.
Jason Bourne can't even watch a soccer game without the cops being there.
Unfortunately there can be no football matches without cops.
That game is really particular, if u are from england probably u know how this derby is, in england happend something really similar, beacuse of the "Barrabravas"
Football and cricket. I dont think non fans can ever understand that level of passionate fandom.
Uncle wanted to kill him after he called it 'soccer' 😂
I lived in Argentina in the 80's, when Maradona played soccer there. It was absolutely electric when he played. Every city I was in, completely shut down when Argentina played. Everyone glued to their TV. Its the same with Messi. Matt Damon is 100% correct.
What a sh thole country
People in the United States have no idea how passionate futbol fans are around the world.
Yeah its very tribal, expecially in South America and Eastern Europe, and lower leauges of West Europe
My mothers from Ecuador 🇪🇨 and one day I was screaming watching NFL and said “Mom I’m sorry if I get crazy”. She said in my country a ref mess up a call at an away game in another country. When he got off the plane in Ecuador they shot him.
"Passionate" in this case is just "retarded and evil"
In the states we call those people losers for causing harm to another human being over a sport played by people who don’t even know you exist.
That’s not passion anymore, those people are fuckin psycho at that point
He's describing a regular football game in Eastern Europe.
The uncle was right ..here in Argentina 🇦🇷 the soccer game can get wild ,its a passion like no other ...
South American football be crazy. It’s probably hard for him to describe just how crazy it is, because it’s not so much so that it’s an all out riot every second of the game, but you’re always at at flash point where it can kick off at any moment.
There was a guy on RUclips went around to some of the great rivalry games around the world. Ultras are crazy no matter what continent they are on lol
@@glenchapman3899 who?
@@Josbaujos4 COPA90 Stories
Just South American? It's literally the rest of the world. Indonesia literally had a riot recently over a soccer game that resulted in 125 people dying.
@@tsnoob4669 But that was not a result of rioting. Some fans invaded the pitch after the game, police fired tear gas which triggered a stampede and all those people were killed in the subsequent panic to get out of the place.
“No women, no children” man about to go to war to watch some football
Matt tells the best stories, the guy is hilarious.
I feel like he's sheltered from the world to not see anything more crazier than that.
"No kids, no women. Here and here."
"What's this?"
"Molotov cocktail and a baseball bat with nine inch nails driven through it. Enjoy."
"Do you want some razor wire to wrap the bat with?"
57421
Oh, and don't ever forget, sign this insurance contract so someone will take care of your family 😉
Now let's get down on our knee and pray
I feel like im watching him act everytime hes on any interview or video, hes a natural. When he said We can go, we CAN go ✨️
If you feel like you're watching him act then he would be anything other than 'natural' ya muppet show!🤦♂️
When knowledge becomes a rare commodity...
Gives a new meaning to team support
Matt Damon is an excellent story teller
YOu know what... I could listen to Matt Damon tell stories all day long! He just seems like such a normal, approachable, human guy with some great stories!
I saw this with a Fear Factory gig, the vocalist went crazy with the attitude of the fans, He seem like back in the 90's with the energy.
Those European Soccer Games make our Crazy NFL games look like a Church Picnic..😂😢😅
I went to a fútbol match in Medellìn, Colombia while backpacking around South America for a few months in 2017. It was absolutely insane. I feared for my life at one point. Fun as hell though and we made it out safely. But apparently people die during/after these games all the time.
Medellin surely is fucked up even for colombian standards
Just being in Medellin would be scary though...
I went to a game in Argentina 12 years ago. It was insane. Absolute insanity. Barbed wire fences just like he describes, and the section opposite of us never stopped jumping and singing. They must be in better shape than the players.
@@crazycatzmum the rival team, to hurt the players. If the other team can't play or one of their team mates is injured, they assume that they'll win
Craziest and also saddest thing.
Craziest shit I ever saw was a game in Cuba. I was in the locals area. It was $.04 and a playoff game. Grand slam in the 8th to tie and a walk off in the 9th to win.
One of the most succint explanations I've ever seen for something.
I’m impressed they didn’t edit in clips form the soccer game in StillWater with Matt Damon’s character
Why is this not a movie yet!?!?!?!
This is why Jim Rome said: “soccer is not a sport, soccer is a reason to riot”. It’s absolutely true, I served as a missionary in Argentina. We were not allowed to go to any soccer games, we weren’t technically even allowed to play soccer in our leisure time unless it was with only other missionaries. People down in South America are nuts about soccer, it’s more important than life itself.
Same in almost every European country soccer games attracts ultras and hooligans and sometimes it ends poorly with riot police and shit. Like for the extreme example fall of Yugoslavia started from the football game of Croatia and Serbia
Especially Argentina and Brazil. The rest of the countries, with varying degrees. The only exception is venezuela; here the national sport is baseball. And each game is an opportunity to have fun and drink. Lots and lots and lots of beer.. dancing.
@@jacoboreyes3160 thank you for making my South America vacation research easy. Venezuela it is 🍻
@@Aquablecs hehehehe 😉
It’s called football all around the world. And it’s life in those countries. Not many sports that are total team sports with that intensity in most countries.
Matt walking in casually calling it soccer…
and asking : So who's playing ?
Calling it what it is lol
@@sampat10 If he did that he would've said football
Cause that's what it's called where he's from. Most countries call it Fùtbol, some call it Soccer. Not a big deal
If you're in America, it's soccer. We have football, we say soccer as to not get confused. If abroad, we would use futbol, but he is not, so he didn't.
South American fotbol at district level is fantastic if you can handle it. Die hard fans that are loyal to their team are incredible!
"You don't understand if you are not one of us" - every Ultras or Barra Brava 💪🏻
I've watched a few of these and he is such a good story teller.
yeah, no matter how mundane is the experience, he makes a movie about it, love his stories :)
He needs to write a book of his experiences.
Such a great story teller
That’s exactly what I found in Italy. We were on a ski trip and one of the reps arranged a bus and tickets to go watch Inter Milan play Valencia. We got there and there were loads of police checkpoints. Before the game even started the Interisti were going mental. Flares; drums; etc.
The craziest thing I ever saw was a short Matt Damon playing Jason Bourne, who in Robert Ludlum's book 'The Bourne Identity' was a 6'4" badass. The guy must be really hooked up to get that part. They just put franchise actors in everything.
As crazy as those games are, I'd really love to experience one
Boca Juniors Vs River Plate
Watch in on RUclips first, then decide about being there in person.
@@vinito19 look I'd probably get lynched either way just for being a gringo at one of those games but that's exactly the game I was thinking about.
Although I know they are a few other derbies in Argentina/South America that are almost as intense and passionate as Boca Vs RP, but yeah that's probably the biggest.
I don't know, it just always fascinated me since I was a kid, when I seen it on TV on something like "Futbol Mundial" or some similar TV program, the passion from the fans the atmosphere,
I'm under no illusions, there's a good chance of getting seriously injured or worse
@@IIDynamoDuckII No offence mate, but you have got to get your Danger Radar adjusted. No Women, No Children! That alone should tell you that something is wrong and you combine it with all of the Police, the Riot gear, the crowd separation.
All Warning Signs of probable trouble.
@@IIDynamoDuckII If you go with a shirt of one of the teams, you will be protected by them. As long as you stay away from the opposing team and don't mess with anyone, they will welcome you. The fans are quite selfaware and knows they are crazy, and are proud of it, so they will show and boast about it. Just don't try to stand in the crowd, allways low profile, and allways walk away from any sign of trouble, the police might come in and start giving as if everyone were at it.
@@markfryer9880that tells you you are in for an amazing time, just dont stand in the crowds outside the stadium when riots break out
I am female and went to the big rivalry game between Boca and River Plate in January/February 1997. I was with one guy and 2 local chicas. It was loud and raucous. With flaming rolls of toilet paper being thrown...in spite of the security and pat-downs before entering the stadium. Regardless, I was more concerned over the action on the field. Not as a soccer fan, but as a human being. It was worse than an unofficial rugby match. Anytime the officials weren't looking, the opposing team took advantage and just kicked the crap out of someone from the other team. I mean literally kick them. These men can kick...hard. It was freaking brutal.
I laughed out loud at the "local chicas" ahaha
I would not have gone
The fuck?! Now I want this as a VR experience ^ ^
Im from Argentina and River's fan, and thats a really enemies game, Boca vs River. Watch here "boca vs river fights" and get the popcorn and enjoy the watch, kickboxing its to small compared whit that match😂
@@lperea21 I don't think she knew it was going to be like that.
If you are from Europe or South America then you will never be surprised about what you see at the stadium 🏟
When we had the Soccer World Cup in South Africa in 2010 I went to watch a few games. I can remember the one with Argentina playing against some other country, their fans truly scared me. They were going absolutely wild, being so loud and taking off their shirts and swinging them above their heads.
It was something to experience for sure!
Very intimidating
No real sports fan calls the middle seats the best seats, the real fans stand at either end.
I went to a match in Colombia. Only one teams' supporters can enter the arena and I was told to either wear a team shirt or a black one, any other colour could get me killed, literally.
Leaving the match, we rode on a bus with some of the teams major supporters, the bus almost got tear gassed. Most amazing experience.
I went to a game in Medellín. It was quite friendly, and the cánticos (the singing) were amazing to witness.
Saving spectator Ryan
when his uncle say "we can go". you know that nothing to worry about
When someone says "No women, no children"
You should know things will escalate quickly.
They cut off the bit at the end where he describes how, after the game finished, home team spectators were allowed to leave the stadium for a full hour because that was to give the away team and their supporters enough time to get on their bus and escape the neighborhood.
@@Gemmabeta truly Hostile Environment 🤣
Years ago I was in a Soccer Ref class and the guy teaching had been a guest referee in Argentina... They arrive and leave in an armored car and change in and out of street clothes while riding in/out... He said as soon as the game over it was everyone in the truck and they drive out a tunnel to the roads and away. Crazy.
Saving Private Ryan from the football match.
I remember going to a football game in France with an Argentinian friend of mine, we were both shocked to find out that we sat in a mixed corner with fans of both teams..
I took my mom to a Boca Juniors game and she said it was the highlight of the trip nothing was like it.