That's a good point actually. Maybe if the Volunteers played at Nissan stadium it would last forever. Some of these dusty old college bowls are older than time itself.
The reason is colleges can't relocate, so have to pay for their own stadiums. In the NFL the billionaire just cries and bullies the city into building a stadium. The smaller the market the better this works. NFL owners also require lots of expensive suites and club seats as those seats are exempt from revenue sharing. The other tickets they have to share 35% revenue with the NFL. This is why NFL stadiums are so expensive they need huge expansive clubs and suites because of the revenue model. Where as Colleges like Michigan make money from large capacity not suites. NFL owners would rather less fans attend but charge much more for premium seating.
and they're still way better than pro stadiums in my opinion. theres something so soulless about modern NFL stadiums. i like lambeau don't get me wrong but jeez. the rams and raiders are so corporate and soulless. comparing it to like michigan, lsu, oregon, usc, tennessee. its no contest.
What does he mean, "The design is boring"? It's a FOOTBALL STADIUM. There isn't much artistry in football! Baseball has always been the ONLY sport in which architecture is a part of the game itself (i.e., the Green Monster).
Same. It's fine. Is it the 8th wonder of the world, no, but it's perfectly serviceable and short of structural issues, I have no clue why you'd replace it for the next 2 decades
Born and Raised in Nashville. I'll say Nissan stadium is a generic football stadium nothing too special about it. But I will be sad once it's demolished, so many memories here
@@PlayyBoyyFloyd It doesn't matter. 2,000 years from now, nobody shall even remember that Nashville had ever existed. "For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isaiah 65:17, KJV). Even so, come, Lord Jesus! Establish the Kingdom in Jerusalem and save the world from the tyranny of Democracy (Daniel 7:7, KJV)!
Depressed Ginger is trying to spread the depression by telling the NFL that having to hoof it 3 miles or ride cramped busses is better than parking right next to the stadium because parking lots are too ugly... okay...
I hate roofs on stadiums for football and mostly baseball. In 50 years we will never see a snow game, or a windy hard-to-kick in game. Its ruining pro sports for me
Main reason why teams are getting roofs is look at where the superbowls are hosted, all the indoor stadiums and some warm places like Miami and Santa Clara (49ers stadium). Teams are realizing that superbowl gives the team and city a lot of attention. They want to make roofs so they can try and host a big event every 10 years. I agree with you though! Roofs are destroying sports. Snow games are the best type of football games out there! I understand some teams needed roofs (like AZ for an example), And I'm ok with some teams having them. But I totally agree that roofs hurt the sports world
So according to you every stadium in the NFL must be obsolete and in "complete decay" with the exceptions being the Rams/Chargers, Falcons, Vikings, and Raiders stadiums.
I’m amazed at how this guy could literally repeat the same 4 sentences for 11 minutes straight. 1. This stadium is obsolete 2. This stadium is boring 3. This location sucks 4. No reason to invest money into this stadium Unique factor. 10 minute walk straight into broadway
Its Davidson County. Not Metro-Nashville county. Also the same engineers who designed raymond james designed nissan and m&t bank. Also the stadium will be finished in 2027 not 2028. The parking lot is there also for parking and tailgating.
Not that this is a dig at DG, but I'm always wondering, what the fuck do people want in a stadium? Their own personal ball cupper? Unlimited alcohol for free right at their seats? A personal butler with an umbrella every time it rains? It's a stadium meant for 65-80k people who need to get in and out and see a football game. If this is bad, then Lambeau field with their backless bleacher seating, one tier bowl and open to the elements must be complete and utter trash unworthy of pissing on if it were on fire.
I think one of the driving factors behind replacing Nissan stadium with a dome is all the shows held there. Nashville weather is WILD. Yeah not a lot of thunderstorms/lightning in the fall during football season. But its about 1 to 3 times a year that some show(live music) is delayed/canceled because of bad weather/lightning in the area. Especially during CMA fest in early June. Fans have to huddle in the concourses during this time, can't imagine that being fun. As far as the stadium itself, its great for football, not a bad sightline in the place. Its a great location next to Broadway(walk over the bridge), if you don't want to drive/park downtown, take the Music City Star train. Yeah not the fanciest place but who cares, its not a total dump as portrayed in the video.
Couple of notes. Nissan never had to postpone a game due to concrete issues. Also, the people proposing the new mlb team have moved their stadium location to an area near Tennessee State university
Structurally there is something wrong. The floods in 2010 really messed up a really poor design. trust me they have had all kind of experts in and there is no saving the place. It would be a waste of money to try to ix up a place that really can't be fixed. i suggest actually studying up on the situation before commenting. As someone who has lived in TN for 30 years I'm a little more aware of what goes on here
Born and raised in Nashville, and I've always loved the location of Nissan Stadium being walking distance to Broadway. Always loved the look especially at night, seeing the lights of Nashville skyline right behind it. I will say the stadium is basic outdated in NFL terms. The stadium's structural frame was built with concrete, most modern stadiums today uses steel. It's also been stated that the mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems need to be completely replaced. The window system throughout the stadium is so outdated that it is not even manufactured anymore. So I see why it's makes more since to just build a new one instead of keeping this one around, but I'm a little conflicted on this New Nissan Stadium. If you're from Nashville you know the city is constantly building more skyscrapers to upgrade the LOOK of the city so I understand why they want to completely upgrade the entire East Bank
What's unique about Nissan Stadium? How about those cool red light standards? And you probably don't want to try to put underground parking next to a river.
They wouldn’t go to Memphis way too far the new stadium is gonna be built right next to the current stadium so they will stay in Nissan stadium until new Nissan stadium is built
I think they're building the new stadium right next to the one they have now, and then when the season ends in their last year at the old one, they'll tear it down
Not only do the Titans play at the stadium, so does Tennessee State. Also, some concerts and music festivals are held at Nissan Stadium, most notably the CMA Fest in the summer.
"Obsolete"? Places like Tiger Stadium in Detroit....Comiskey Park in Chicago...Chicago Stadium.....the Olympia in Detroit. All of these places had been obsolete for 30 years before they closed. They all had HISTORY...great games , events , unique features. These places today arent allowed that time. But ask someone thats been to old Chicago Stadium and AT & T Stadium which one they liked better.
What’s crazy to think is that if this stadium was in either San Diego or Oakland, the teams would not only still be there but they would probably still be in a Super Bowl rotation with renovations every few years
The answer to all your questions is money. I’ve seen a game here recently. It’s not trashy or disgusting. It just falls short in the current NFL stadium arms race.
Nashville voters rejected a transit referendum a few years ago. Nissan Stadium does have a pedestrian only bridge that connects to Broadway, all the honky tonks, and bars in downtown.
You CAN get snow for a December home game in Nashville, not that likely, but far from impossible. A snowy January playoff game would be more likely, not as likely as, say, Cleveland, but far from impossible.
Nissan Stadium isn’t too bad, but it does need to be replaced. The new era of NFL stadiums has been underway for the past 5 years now and Nissan Stadium simply isn’t up the date anymore. Also, its flooding issues are becoming more and more apparent over the past few years. The Titans’ new stadium will be a great improvement and may last for upwards of 50 years.
@@hdfreekicker2341 Sports teams learned by example. Metropolitan Stadium was first begun in 1955. They kept adding to it until 1965, then stopped. (It was never finished, only stopped.) At that time, it was considered adequate; but they refused to do any maintenance. As a result, the stadium rusted out and had become structurally unsound by 1980. The Twins and Vikings demanded a new stadium, which they got (The Metrodome). Ever since then, sports teams began whining like spoiled children, demanding "amenities," regardless of whether the stadium was in good condition or not. (A perfect example was the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, which is in excellent condition; but the Rams complained that "it wasn't in the Top 20 stadiums," so they moved back to Los Angeles.) Now we see the Brewers, Diamondbacks and Titans complaining about the need for insane repairs or outright replacement, all of which cost more than the original stadiums themselves. The whole thing is a scam, and it would come to a complete stop if the Government passed a law forbidding the use of tax dollars for sports stadiums. Let the super-rich owners pay for their own playpens! "He that oppresseth the poor to increase his riches, and he that giveth to the rich, shall surely come to want" (Proverbs 22:16, KJV). Even so, come, Lord Jesus! Establish the Kingdom in Jerusalem and save the world from the tyranny of Democracy (Daniel 7:7, KJV)!
It doesn’t matter all the amenities you put in a stadium in pro football or pro baseball it doesn’t mean you will have a winning team on the field.What about all the iconic old stadiums except Soldier Field in Chicago?
I don't know how you go to Nissan Stadium and leave with the conclusion it doesn't need all the parking lots around it because they're "trying to do the whole public transportation thing." We have literally only 1 public transit rail route in the whole city. Our public transit is awful so everybody relies on their cars. I agree with the general sentiment on it being bland and can't speak to the structural/design issues, but I think your video may be a bit exaggerated. I'm a rare Nashvillian though that is happy to see the new stadium and other east bank revival projects. Within 10 years, that area is going to feel very different.
These are basic which is was good back then but now how the future is looking stadiums must be fan friendly atmospheric to modern time long-term into the future
I've lived in Nashville for more than 2 years now and have been to several games and events at Nissan Stadium. It is very bland and outdated. But it's not a terrible stadium. It's also great to walk across the bridge from downtown, and you get a great view of the skyline. I am excited for the new indoor stadium though and what it will bring like the Final Four and Wrestlemania.
I went to the peds vs lightning stadium series game. I thought this was a good stadium, the food there is REALLY cheap (I got four chicken tenders and a lot of fries for 11 dollars)
I'll be honest, as I live in the UK I've never been to Nissan Stadium or any US NFL stadium. But to me the stadium looks fine, nothing special but there's nothing wrong with it. The floodlights look cool and the river going by adds a nice feel. In the UK, a stadium like this in the EPL this would be considered as top class
Could have had one of the end zones open to face downtown skyline and river. Would have been a much better view. It also seems this was more similar to Jacksonville and Charlotte stadium's designs. Which are both boring.
I am a little conflicted because I have not been to the Tennessee Titan stadium. It seems like Tennessee and Jacksonville want new stadiums. But I don't see anything wrong with them. Maybe coming from a Oakland California perspective, but if the tax payers are ready, vote it on it, then a new Stadium It's gonna happen
Born and raised in Nashville and I’ve been saying it’s time to build a new stadium. I remember when it was Adelphia Stadium but it has lots of problems. They are demolishing it.
Stadium could use a renovation for sure, but this is all about the NFL "granting" a Superbowl, much like the Olympics committee used to do. The NFL is packaging themselves as the premiere special events package & to get it, you better have the modern infrastructure to support it. And yes, final four type events are then at play.
As a Bucs fan, RayJay gets Super Bowls for three primary reasons: 1) Weather 2) Close proximity to a medium sized airport. 3) A playing surface that’s consistently voted to be one of the best in the league. They did a great job with the club refurb and new video boards, but it’ll need a Hard Rock Stadium-style upgrade before we host another. I think we’ll see it once the lease is up in 2028.
He briefly mentions something of early rumors of a RayJay replacement/refurbishment/rennovation. I want to know what source/story is even if it is early.
I rather have a parking lot right outside the stadium than having to pay $25+ just to park and then having to walk a good distance all the way to the stadium in the cold
I live in Nashville & the Stars plan is to build their stadium on land close to the Tennessee State University campus. The proposed stadium would be 5 or so miles from Nissan Stadium.
@@jesusm2159I would prefer the Stars stadium near the new football stadium, but the rumored owners prefer it near TSU. The word is the proposed ownership have a sweetheart land deal & cost concerns will play an important role. The new mayor doesn't think public tax dollars should be spent on stadiums, so the baseball stadium will be privately financed. We'll see what happens when and if the expansion franchise is rewarded.
Yo DG i was on like an 8 hour car ride and went through a ton of your non-sports vids like your vlogs and salads and trying starbucks 🤣 your funny bro i know its tough bc views are inconsistent and stuff but i feel like with the base you got and ppl liking your personality id for sure watch some of those kinds of vids. whether its just you outside exploring in the fall nature vibes or reviewing food, movies or whatever we love the human side of it i know u said before that some of the vids you make burns you out, could just be a chill low effort thing to show off ur humor.
2nd generation titans season ticket holder my dad was an original I have taken them over a new stadium is already announced but Nissan Stadium is no where near the worst In the league compared to the 10 others I have been too Nissan Stadium hasn’t had any issues postponing games events nothing but I can agree it’s “boring” but the stadium isn’t rundown or anything like that
Well I have heard differently and it WILL retain the same name as now;: that's okay I understand completely; I have NOT even been to a game but I played it yet n my video games!!!
I agree with 90% of this video, but the point he’s trying to make of it being surrounded by parking lots makes it seem like he’s alluding to it being disconnected from the Nashville party area. And that simply can’t be further from the truth. There is a pedestrian only walking bridge that quite literally connects one end of the stadium to Broadway. I would argue that it is the single most connected stadium to its cities central party area. I’m not sure if there’s a Stadium closer to its downtown than Nissan Stadium to be honest. But I guess that takes first hand experience to see. However, every single other point being made in this video is unquestionably correct. It’s time for the Titans to upgrade.
I saw several games here and I enjoyed the experience each time. I love the Titans and I am glad they're getting a new stadium but it feels like you're making something negative out of nothing and for what? To make a video? This video is silly. I'd watch the Titans play on the moon or in someone's backyard.
I don’t like you you disrespect the Tennessee, Tennessee Titans. They’re a great team. Just wait till we get our new state. You’ll get everything you say.
I go to that stadium there is nothing wrong with it, it is a normal football stadium so just shut it I’m not even watching the video,also I don’t know what team u cheer for but if it is like the Texans just shut up and u say it is trash and it is used for many things other than football like concerts like Taylor swift or cma like does nothing and your just strait wrong
Ginger, have you ever been there? You really don't know what you are talking about. Almost everything you say here is not factual or is just your opinion. Stadium is built along a river, it is not at all surrounded by parking lots. It is walking distance from downtown. And the walk from downtown across the bridge is pretty cool. The stadium experience is as good as anywhere else and I have been to many stadiums. Maybe you should visit a few of these stadiums before you make your uninformed videos.
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Funny how college stadiums can survive indefinitely but pro stadiums are “obsolete” in 10-20 years.
That's a good point actually. Maybe if the Volunteers played at Nissan stadium it would last forever. Some of these dusty old college bowls are older than time itself.
The reason is colleges can't relocate, so have to pay for their own stadiums. In the NFL the billionaire just cries and bullies the city into building a stadium. The smaller the market the better this works. NFL owners also require lots of expensive suites and club seats as those seats are exempt from revenue sharing. The other tickets they have to share 35% revenue with the NFL. This is why NFL stadiums are so expensive they need huge expansive clubs and suites because of the revenue model. Where as Colleges like Michigan make money from large capacity not suites. NFL owners would rather less fans attend but charge much more for premium seating.
@@EpicSlug Yep can't argue with that. Capitalism, otherwise known as greed.
You are so right
and they're still way better than pro stadiums in my opinion. theres something so soulless about modern NFL stadiums. i like lambeau don't get me wrong but jeez. the rams and raiders are so corporate and soulless. comparing it to like michigan, lsu, oregon, usc, tennessee. its no contest.
If you've ever been to Nissan stadium, you know that there is not a thing wrong about this stadium.
Been there several times. It's a football stadium. Nothing wrong with it.
What does he mean, "The design is boring"? It's a FOOTBALL STADIUM. There isn't much artistry in football! Baseball has always been the ONLY sport in which architecture is a part of the game itself (i.e., the Green Monster).
Bro stadium is fine I agreee
Same. It's fine. Is it the 8th wonder of the world, no, but it's perfectly serviceable and short of structural issues, I have no clue why you'd replace it for the next 2 decades
Born and Raised in Nashville. I'll say Nissan stadium is a generic football stadium nothing too special about it. But I will be sad once it's demolished, so many memories here
@@PlayyBoyyFloyd It doesn't matter. 2,000 years from now, nobody shall even remember that Nashville had ever existed. "For, behold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind" (Isaiah 65:17, KJV). Even so, come, Lord Jesus! Establish the Kingdom in Jerusalem and save the world from the tyranny of Democracy (Daniel 7:7, KJV)!
Being in your 20s and on the verge of falling apart....I feel you Nissan Stadium....I feel you....
No, it's not.
@@davidlafleche1142 its a joke aimed more at myself, Im sure it's a fine stadium 🏟️
@@whodatking26 This guy is too fussy. The stadium looks good enough to me.
Facts 😂😂😂
Ginger is wrong saying this isnt near downtown its walking distance from Broadway Street 😂
I've literally run there from 2 miles west of broadway in 20 minutes
Yeah, it's obvious this guy has no clue what he's talking about
He is guessing for sure
Depressed Ginger is trying to spread the depression by telling the NFL that having to hoof it 3 miles or ride cramped busses is better than parking right next to the stadium because parking lots are too ugly... okay...
I hate roofs on stadiums for football and mostly baseball. In 50 years we will never see a snow game, or a windy hard-to-kick in game. Its ruining pro sports for me
Main reason why teams are getting roofs is look at where the superbowls are hosted, all the indoor stadiums and some warm places like Miami and Santa Clara (49ers stadium). Teams are realizing that superbowl gives the team and city a lot of attention. They want to make roofs so they can try and host a big event every 10 years.
I agree with you though! Roofs are destroying sports. Snow games are the best type of football games out there! I understand some teams needed roofs (like AZ for an example), And I'm ok with some teams having them. But I totally agree that roofs hurt the sports world
I understand your frustration, but these stadiums can host more events having that roof.
So according to you every stadium in the NFL must be obsolete and in "complete decay" with the exceptions being the Rams/Chargers, Falcons, Vikings, and Raiders stadiums.
Never even been there
I’m amazed at how this guy could literally repeat the same 4 sentences for 11 minutes straight.
1. This stadium is obsolete
2. This stadium is boring
3. This location sucks
4. No reason to invest money into this stadium
Unique factor. 10 minute walk straight into broadway
"Boring"? Who cares? Aren't you there for the GAME?
Correction, new Nissan Stadium will be ready for the 2027 season.
Only in the USA could a stadium like that be considered obsolete.
Not only in the US. In countries like China, Japan, Australia, UK, and Canada, it would be as well.
Its Davidson County. Not Metro-Nashville county. Also the same engineers who designed raymond james designed nissan and m&t bank. Also the stadium will be finished in 2027 not 2028. The parking lot is there also for parking and tailgating.
Not that this is a dig at DG, but I'm always wondering, what the fuck do people want in a stadium? Their own personal ball cupper? Unlimited alcohol for free right at their seats? A personal butler with an umbrella every time it rains? It's a stadium meant for 65-80k people who need to get in and out and see a football game. If this is bad, then Lambeau field with their backless bleacher seating, one tier bowl and open to the elements must be complete and utter trash unworthy of pissing on if it were on fire.
A portable refrigerator and toilet under your seat with a bedet so you never have to miss a moment of the action.
Solid gold toilet seats in the executive restroom.
I think one of the driving factors behind replacing Nissan stadium with a dome is all the shows held there. Nashville weather is WILD. Yeah not a lot of thunderstorms/lightning in the fall during football season. But its about 1 to 3 times a year that some show(live music) is delayed/canceled because of bad weather/lightning in the area. Especially during CMA fest in early June. Fans have to huddle in the concourses during this time, can't imagine that being fun. As far as the stadium itself, its great for football, not a bad sightline in the place. Its a great location next to Broadway(walk over the bridge), if you don't want to drive/park downtown, take the Music City Star train. Yeah not the fanciest place but who cares, its not a total dump as portrayed in the video.
From 9/11 videos to the Tennessee Titans.. gotta love your niche content ❤
Naw Nashville needs a roof I’ve never been to a game where it wasn’t hot, cold, or raining. no one has
Exactly. Should have been a dome from the beginning.
Some games are 100 degrees, some 20 degrees, lots of rain and nasty weather.
Doesn’t need a roof honestly
Well go an NBA or NHL game inside. Problem solved
Couple of notes. Nissan never had to postpone a game due to concrete issues. Also, the people proposing the new mlb team have moved their stadium location to an area near Tennessee State university
There’s nothing wrong with it! It’s beautiful❤️
Structurally there is something wrong. The floods in 2010 really messed up a really poor design. trust me they have had all kind of experts in and there is no saving the place. It would be a waste of money to try to ix up a place that really can't be fixed. i suggest actually studying up on the situation before commenting. As someone who has lived in TN for 30 years I'm a little more aware of what goes on here
Born and raised in Nashville, and I've always loved the location of Nissan Stadium being walking distance to Broadway. Always loved the look especially at night, seeing the lights of Nashville skyline right behind it. I will say the stadium is basic outdated in NFL terms. The stadium's structural frame was built with concrete, most modern stadiums today uses steel. It's also been stated that the mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems need to be completely replaced. The window system throughout the stadium is so outdated that it is not even manufactured anymore. So I see why it's makes more since to just build a new one instead of keeping this one around, but I'm a little conflicted on this New Nissan Stadium. If you're from Nashville you know the city is constantly building more skyscrapers to upgrade the LOOK of the city so I understand why they want to completely upgrade the entire East Bank
What's unique about Nissan Stadium? How about those cool red light standards? And you probably don't want to try to put underground parking next to a river.
If Nissan Stadium Fails, Can the Tennessee Titans play at Nashville SC’s GEODIS PARK or Memphis Showboats’s Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium
They wouldn’t go to Memphis way too far the new stadium is gonna be built right next to the current stadium so they will stay in Nissan stadium until new Nissan stadium is built
I think they're building the new stadium right next to the one they have now, and then when the season ends in their last year at the old one, they'll tear it down
That they all have to make a choice
Not only do the Titans play at the stadium, so does Tennessee State.
Also, some concerts and music festivals are held at Nissan Stadium, most notably the CMA Fest in the summer.
"Obsolete"?
Places like Tiger Stadium in Detroit....Comiskey Park in Chicago...Chicago Stadium.....the Olympia in Detroit.
All of these places had been obsolete for 30 years before they closed.
They all had HISTORY...great games , events , unique features. These places today arent allowed that time.
But ask someone thats been to old Chicago Stadium and AT & T Stadium which one they liked better.
What’s crazy to think is that if this stadium was in either San Diego or Oakland, the teams would not only still be there but they would probably still be in a Super Bowl rotation with renovations every few years
Someone in San Diego mentioned that instead of demolishing this, Tennessee could send this old stadium to them so they'd have one to use 😂😂😂😂
Levi stadium might be wrong not modern anymore?
The answer to all your questions is money. I’ve seen a game here recently. It’s not trashy or disgusting. It just falls short in the current NFL stadium arms race.
Nashville voters rejected a transit referendum a few years ago. Nissan Stadium does have a pedestrian only bridge that connects to Broadway, all the honky tonks, and bars in downtown.
Nissan Stadium is definitely a cookie cutter stadium that was clearly copied from Raymond James Stadium’s design
It was made by the same Architect
You CAN get snow for a December home game in Nashville, not that likely, but far from impossible. A snowy January playoff game would be more likely, not as likely as, say, Cleveland, but far from impossible.
Nissan Stadium isn’t too bad, but it does need to be replaced. The new era of NFL stadiums has been underway for the past 5 years now and Nissan Stadium simply isn’t up the date anymore. Also, its flooding issues are becoming more and more apparent over the past few years. The Titans’ new stadium will be a great improvement and may last for upwards of 50 years.
No, it doesn't need to be replaced.
@@davidlafleche1142 nah it does, have u seen what they’re building in the east bank, Nissans just hurting the value
@@brocksanders5135 But it's only 25 years old! Fenway Park is the oldest stadium in the world and the Red Sox think it can last until 2061.
@@davidlafleche1142 that's because they keep it up to date and renovated
@@hdfreekicker2341 Sports teams learned by example. Metropolitan Stadium was first begun in 1955. They kept adding to it until 1965, then stopped. (It was never finished, only stopped.) At that time, it was considered adequate; but they refused to do any maintenance. As a result, the stadium rusted out and had become structurally unsound by 1980. The Twins and Vikings demanded a new stadium, which they got (The Metrodome).
Ever since then, sports teams began whining like spoiled children, demanding "amenities," regardless of whether the stadium was in good condition or not. (A perfect example was the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, which is in excellent condition; but the Rams complained that "it wasn't in the Top 20 stadiums," so they moved back to Los Angeles.) Now we see the Brewers, Diamondbacks and Titans complaining about the need for insane repairs or outright replacement, all of which cost more than the original stadiums themselves.
The whole thing is a scam, and it would come to a complete stop if the Government passed a law forbidding the use of tax dollars for sports stadiums. Let the super-rich owners pay for their own playpens! "He that oppresseth the poor to increase his riches, and he that giveth to the rich, shall surely come to want" (Proverbs 22:16, KJV). Even so, come, Lord Jesus! Establish the Kingdom in Jerusalem and save the world from the tyranny of Democracy (Daniel 7:7, KJV)!
It is a shame because, I remember Eddie and Steve running wild there. But, you are right, I've visited Nashville and it is a weird location
How? Its right next to downtown
How does this video have 5 thousand likes but only 3 thousand views?
It doesn’t matter all the amenities you put in a stadium in pro football or pro baseball it doesn’t mean you will have a winning team on the field.What about all the iconic old stadiums except Soldier Field in Chicago?
I don't know how you go to Nissan Stadium and leave with the conclusion it doesn't need all the parking lots around it because they're "trying to do the whole public transportation thing." We have literally only 1 public transit rail route in the whole city. Our public transit is awful so everybody relies on their cars. I agree with the general sentiment on it being bland and can't speak to the structural/design issues, but I think your video may be a bit exaggerated. I'm a rare Nashvillian though that is happy to see the new stadium and other east bank revival projects. Within 10 years, that area is going to feel very different.
The new Tennessee titans looks like a portable record player
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These are basic which is was good back then but now how the future is looking stadiums must be fan friendly atmospheric to modern time long-term into the future
You've clearly have never been in Nissan Stadium
Nashville Weather is wild, it needs a roof. They had to cancel a Garth Brooks Concert because of flooding inside of the stadium
I've lived in Nashville for more than 2 years now and have been to several games and events at Nissan Stadium. It is very bland and outdated. But it's not a terrible stadium. It's also great to walk across the bridge from downtown, and you get a great view of the skyline. I am excited for the new indoor stadium though and what it will bring like the Final Four and Wrestlemania.
That's why they can't host the SEC championship game (football) and the superbowl there I think.
Would love to see the sec champs held in Nashville someday
@@axl777. It could happen by 2028 after the new Titans stadium is built and the SEC championship game contract ends in Atlanta.
Tennessee weather is insane during the winter time we need a dome
I went to the peds vs lightning stadium series game. I thought this was a good stadium, the food there is REALLY cheap (I got four chicken tenders and a lot of fries for 11 dollars)
Wow that is a good deal
I'll be honest, as I live in the UK I've never been to Nissan Stadium or any US NFL stadium. But to me the stadium looks fine, nothing special but there's nothing wrong with it. The floodlights look cool and the river going by adds a nice feel. In the UK, a stadium like this in the EPL this would be considered as top class
Could have had one of the end zones open to face downtown skyline and river. Would have been a much better view. It also seems this was more similar to Jacksonville and Charlotte stadium's designs. Which are both boring.
Looks so like this new stadium can be at 50 yrs sustainable
It won't be they'll create problems after 20 years
Now that a new stadium has been approved, let the negative campaigns begin on the current stadium.
I am a little conflicted because I have not been to the Tennessee Titan stadium. It seems like Tennessee and Jacksonville want new stadiums. But I don't see anything wrong with them. Maybe coming from a Oakland California perspective, but if the tax payers are ready, vote it on it, then a new Stadium It's gonna happen
I actually like nissan. not a bad place
The new stadium is a dome which is what we needed do you know what kind of playing field we will have?
Born and raised in Nashville and I’ve been saying it’s time to build a new stadium. I remember when it was Adelphia Stadium but it has lots of problems. They are demolishing it.
Stadium could use a renovation for sure, but this is all about the NFL "granting" a Superbowl, much like the Olympics committee used to do. The NFL is packaging themselves as the premiere special events package & to get it, you better have the modern infrastructure to support it. And yes, final four type events are then at play.
Raymond James Stadium is much nicer than Nissan Stadium.. We host Super Bowls and some of the biggest entertainers in the World..
There are LOTS of concerts at Nissan Stadium as well.
It’s just because it’s further south
As a Bucs fan, RayJay gets Super Bowls for three primary reasons:
1) Weather
2) Close proximity to a medium sized airport.
3) A playing surface that’s consistently voted to be one of the best in the league.
They did a great job with the club refurb and new video boards, but it’ll need a Hard Rock Stadium-style upgrade before we host another. I think we’ll see it once the lease is up in 2028.
The new Titans Stadium and SoFi are going to age very poorly. Like NRG did.
He briefly mentions something of early rumors of a RayJay replacement/refurbishment/rennovation. I want to know what source/story is even if it is early.
The red floodlight superstructures are pretty unique...
I was in 12th grade when Nissan Stadium was built. All these stadiums built in the 90s in the NFL seem to be obsolete
Don’t forget the Music City Bowl.
How can a parking lot look “disgusting?”
I rather have a parking lot right outside the stadium than having to pay $25+ just to park and then having to walk a good distance all the way to the stadium in the cold
Will Nashville stars build stadium there on demolished Nissan?
I live in Nashville & the Stars plan is to build their stadium on land close to the Tennessee State University campus. The proposed stadium would be 5 or so miles from Nissan Stadium.
@johnboggan776 so better location near tenn campus?
@johnboggan776 sports need to build stadiums and 🏟 near great areas now modern and future areas. No excuses to change every 30 yrs
@@jesusm2159I would prefer the Stars stadium near the new football stadium, but the rumored owners prefer it near TSU. The word is the proposed ownership have a sweetheart land deal & cost concerns will play an important role. The new mayor doesn't think public tax dollars should be spent on stadiums, so the baseball stadium will be privately financed. We'll see what happens when and if the expansion franchise is rewarded.
@johnboggan776 yes agree privately funded both baseball and football
I don’t think it helps that the Tennessee Titans are one of the most irrelevant sports teams in the country
A roof gets them a Superbowl probably
I actually like their seat color, but other than that, their stadium is bland
Yo DG i was on like an 8 hour car ride and went through a ton of your non-sports vids like your vlogs and salads and trying starbucks 🤣 your funny bro i know its tough bc views are inconsistent and stuff but i feel like with the base you got and ppl liking your personality id for sure watch some of those kinds of vids. whether its just you outside exploring in the fall nature vibes or reviewing food, movies or whatever we love the human side of it i know u said before that some of the vids you make burns you out, could just be a chill low effort thing to show off ur humor.
What's so bad about it? You really taking it personal.
I’ve been here 3 times and it’s truly not a top 5 worst stadium, this is a super-stadium compared to FedEx field
I think they need to go back to Houston to become the Oilers again if Nashville wants a football team get the Texans.
Location is to damn good
The problem is the 💩 architecture firm they all used during this time. HOK is awful
2nd generation titans season ticket holder my dad was an original I have taken them over a new stadium is already announced but Nissan Stadium is no where near the worst In the league compared to the 10 others I have been too Nissan Stadium hasn’t had any issues postponing games events nothing but I can agree it’s “boring” but the stadium isn’t rundown or anything like that
It got hit by a Tornado
Why are you soooooo obsessed with roofs?? No one under 80 years old wants a roof.
Well I have heard differently and it WILL retain the same name as now;: that's okay I understand completely; I have NOT even been to a game but I played it yet n my video games!!!
I agree with 90% of this video, but the point he’s trying to make of it being surrounded by parking lots makes it seem like he’s alluding to it being disconnected from the Nashville party area. And that simply can’t be further from the truth. There is a pedestrian only walking bridge that quite literally connects one end of the stadium to Broadway. I would argue that it is the single most connected stadium to its cities central party area. I’m not sure if there’s a Stadium closer to its downtown than Nissan Stadium to be honest. But I guess that takes first hand experience to see. However, every single other point being made in this video is unquestionably correct. It’s time for the Titans to upgrade.
I saw several games here and I enjoyed the experience each time. I love the Titans and I am glad they're getting a new stadium but it feels like you're making something negative out of nothing and for what? To make a video? This video is silly. I'd watch the Titans play on the moon or in someone's backyard.
Because Nissan is owned by Renault.
The stadium is a lot like the brand it's named after, Nissan. Not particularly good in any way
Heinz Field (Acrisure Stadium). Is probably the ugliest stadium in the NFL.
I don’t like you you disrespect the Tennessee, Tennessee Titans. They’re a great team. Just wait till we get our new state. You’ll get everything you say.
This is first world problems. I have seen many games there. Its not horrible. I will tell you it looks better then the Dolphins with that ugly canopy.
I find it hilarious that this child knows nothing about the Titans or Tennessee.😂
this is a reach. it doesn't even look that bad
Well if I was moving to a new city then Nashville is certainly in the top 2 !!
I agree, it sucks.
I go to that stadium there is nothing wrong with it, it is a normal football stadium so just shut it I’m not even watching the video,also I don’t know what team u cheer for but if it is like the Texans just shut up and u say it is trash and it is used for many things other than football like concerts like Taylor swift or cma like does nothing and your just strait wrong
Ginger, have you ever been there? You really don't know what you are talking about. Almost everything you say here is not factual or is just your opinion. Stadium is built along a river, it is not at all surrounded by parking lots. It is walking distance from downtown. And the walk from downtown across the bridge is pretty cool. The stadium experience is as good as anywhere else and I have been to many stadiums. Maybe you should visit a few of these stadiums before you make your uninformed videos.
Is ford stadium 🏟 still considered modern video please
Lmao, how many games have you attended there, world traveler? Zero