Brit Reacts To BRITISH LAD GOES TO AN AMERICAN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME!
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This guy is a whiner. We don't spend the day at an event for a tie at least. And I'm not sure why he bought food. If he would have walked up to talk to anyone, he would have been fed.
So negative. Heis determined to not have a good experience. Probably would not admit it if he did. Had more enthusiasm for his sponsor.
This guy is EXTREMELY irritating. Slamming the sport and he doesn’t understand it.
Comparing this dudes video to Thogden's videos on American football is night and day. Thogden and his dad went into it with an open mind and enjoyed themselves, despite it being a completely different experience than what they are used to. They were complimentary about the sport, the experience, and said they enjoyed themselves even if it won't ever come close to their love of soccer (which is 100% understandable). They even went to a second NFL game, so they couldn't have hated it too much.
This guy just whined and complained the entire time while being condescending to a sport he doesn't like. He was even given tunnel access that most Americans would die for and he just used it as a way to complain and mock even more.
Also, its a COLLEGE game....on university property. There are never going to be roaming bands of low-life hoodlums at a college football game (thank god)...because its a college football game.
Plus it's not really college football at a USC game if he was at an SEC school he'd understand.
If you walk around the tailgate area, talk to the people and tell them you are curious about the whole pre-game experience. You can offer to buy some food from someone tailgating, but, Your accent and genuine curiosity (and wearing the right jersey) are probably enough to get you some free eats. Most tailgaters are a pretty jovial bunch and I've had food offered for free without asking.
Do all British fans have so negative thoughts? This guy would spoil any party just by opening his mouth and start to speak. Maybe he would be better entertained if he had taken some time to learn the rules of the game.
College football players make very little from the school. Division 1 Universities give the most full athletic scholarships with room and board included, so the atheletes basically get a free college education.
If the players fail to make the pros, that degree they get sets them up for higher salary white collar jobs and for becoming high school football coaches. In most towns and cites in the USA, the high school football coach has the highest paid salaries. So do not feel bad for them, there are almost 25,000 high schools in the USA that need head and assistant coaches, so there are plenty of jobs available.
I’m pretty damn certain 99 percent of all the players only pass their classes because they are college athlete. So even if they graduate with a degree from a good college I doubt they are working at high power jobs. And most of the time they get degrees in pretty basic majors or silly majors just to have something to declare. My husband went to Villanova and had classes with several athletes and he said it was pretty obvious they didn’t study or do any of the work but the teachers passed them because of how big college basketball is there.
This guys channel is acutally really good, but that is just kind of him. Also, if you were a Brit who was told about how great college football was and went to a USC game it wouod be underwheleming. I wish Ellis would have gone to a school with a better repuatation of showing out. I know SC has great tradition and if they had been 10-0 at that point it would have been good, but they are frontrunners and the fans dont show unless they have Natty aspirations.
He said it's "giving me colossium vibes." That's because it's the Los Angeles Memorial Colossium. Duuuuuuh 😅
This is absolutely not a southern thing. Not at all. Think Ohio State, Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, and that’s just the Midwest. You probably mostly follow southern people, and they are pretty vocal, not that that’s a bad thing.
This guy is certainly grumpy. You said he sounds like a typical Brit. You certainly are delightful, so I’m glad I’m subscribed to you, and not him!
Kettle corn is sweeter than regular popcorn 🍿
Yes, just wallk up to the tailgate groups and introduce yourself and tell them where you are from and that you are trying to enjoy the whole experience of college sports in the US. Chances are most will invite you to join them. I wish it had been you getting this opportunity; the whole thing would have been more positive.
I feel like this guy recorded everything but only kept in every single complaint he made in the video and called it a day. I’m not even a sports fan, but that shit was kinda annoying. If this is British humor, I don’t want it 😂
University of Washington Huskies & Washington state Cougars🤘.... and that dude in video is so damn annoying. If only people at the game was to hear the crap spewing from that boys mouth which he is so ignorant about
No not this dude again!
The one thing to remember is that Washington was ranked 5th in the country, so out of all the 300+ schools that have a football team, to be the 5th best college football team in the country is quite amazing.
I don't really like sports in general but if this video is anything to go off of I'd rather watch my sports in the US apparently it's much more fun there.
my film school was in the Florida State football stadium, i worked actor auditions there with an Israeli student and he was amazed that women and children go to the games and that different team fans sit together, it was fascinating too him explaining the sports vibe where he's from. that is, if he wasn't pulling my leg
He does have a negative energy doesn't he?
College football is so beloved because it's a great way for you to quite literally experience your school. There is no other time, this many students are in one place. You have decades of rivalries. If you are a legacy, your dad's, dad's, dads, dad and now you go to the school and you just always for life show your support, donate your money to the school you attended if you're well off enough, and people come back even after graduating as fans for life. That is literally part of college culture that is ingrained in you, you've seen it in the movies, you attend a game, you end up going to the school because you want to belong to that awesome atmosphere. I know not everyone has to love our sports, but most foreigners who do come, enjoy the spectacle even if they don't get the rules. You just go to have a good time whether you win or lose. I get the video guys kind of, "why is it all of this for college kids," because that's the way it is in the UK, where people don't care apparently, but at one point, I'm just like, lighten up, just have a good time. You dont' have to get it to enjoy yourself.
7:37 You know more about college AF than this guy does.
His problem was he went to USC who have a more laid back attitude to pregame festivities. But he complained way too much and didn’t ask tailgaters what to expect at the game
The girls in white are the song girls they’re part of the band and the cheerleaders are in red and yellow
Not hating but going to a USC game ain't the experience you're looking for. Hope it improves in the Big 10, Need to head to SEC country for the most wild experience
Yeah. You're about right, the cheerleaders do travel with the team, but they don't get paid. So I would imagine that they have their travels paid by the Athletic Department. Or they fund their own expenses.
This guy needs to go back home !
They don't get paid. He's a nice unfriendly chap isn't he. Kettel corn is sweet, popcorn is salty and buttery.
He does have a negative energy, doesn't he?
It lasts 3 hours typically, but some games can go longer if it's tied at the end of the 4th quarter.
Or especially a nationally-televised important game like this one
If you go to a game and say that its your first game and that you’re curious about the whole thing people will probably give you free food and drinks. Especially when they hear your accent and if you’re wearing the home team’s colors. Tailgating is so much fun and everyone is having a good time.
This guy is soooo whiny. Annoying.
The players DO NOT get paid directly for playing football. They are paid, basically, with endorsement money from companies like shoe manufacturers and such.
Who is this guy and why is he even in America? All he does is moan about everything. FFS, he's sitting in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum which is 100 years old and has hosted two Olympic Games (1932, 1984) and will host a third Olympic Games in 2028. This guy is like British food. Bland and unappetizing.
Maybe if this guy took a friend with him he wouldn't be such a drip.
Cheerleaders can get scholarships.
Cheerleaders, band members, dance teams, drum majors, organization team ( production, lighting, ĺogistics, etc)are also usually on scholarship too. Some of what they do counts for course credits as well as fulfilling their obligations toward their tuition.
I hope you do go to a college football game someday Kabir.
College Football is "bigger" because the US is massive and many people don't have a Professional team close to them. But, everyone has a college team somewhat close to them. Hence why college football is more popular.
Washington won this game. They finished the season undefeated 14-0. Then went on to play in the national championship game. Where they lost to Michigan
It’s a shame the cheatin Michigan won
6:18 Because the first AF game was played in 1869 between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton. It spread throughout the northeast, then to mid-west and the south, etc. If you wanted to see a competitive AF game, you went to see it at a college/university. This is why the largest stadiums are at the college level.
“It reminds me of the coliseum…” I wonder what the stadiums called🤔😂
Some answers:
-the players have been getting paid only the last few years, starting in California in 2019. The NCAA, the ruling body for college sports, allowed it Nationwide starting July 1, 2021. It allows individual players to sell the rights to their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) to sponsors like shoe companies or video game makers, etc. Scholarships are still provided to the best players. And the better the player, the more money they can earn. The top moneymaker currently is Bronny James, who made $6.1 Million(£4.8 Million) this year.
- Tailgating starts early, but most folks probably keep it to 3 or 4 hours before game time. Different facilities limit tailgating time by not opening their parking lots until a certain time. The game should last around 3 hours.
- The stadium here is called the LA Coliseum, which you noticed the design! It was built on the USC Campus for the 1932 Olympics.
I think you would have a great time at a college game next time you’re in the States!
LMAO… only in the last few years. That’s why y’all weren’t winning. I went to LSU and hey… I’ll put it this way. The NCAA never had subpoena power. If y’all were admitting you paid players, that was on y’all. You shouldn’t get caught unless a rogue booster embezzles money from a hospital to pay players. 🤷♀️
But yeah, itsopen season now. Texas has damn Lambo NIL deals. We have Raising Canes, John Deer, several attorneys. LOL
But, Give REGGIE BUSH HIS HEISMAN BACK, dammit. And see y’all in Vegas in 228 days! STTDB
99% of all players get ZERO NIL money.
Though USC is a storied program (and OJ Simpson's team), LA is the opposite of a sports town; they were without an NFL team for 2 decades and barely noticed. As you can see, the Coliseum isn't full, which it would be if it were in the South or Midwest.
Couple of things...remember the away fans are for a university that is 1800 kilometers away, so 8-10k away fans isn't bad. Secondly, LA, So Cal fans are notorious for ariving late to sporting events. Granted its really spread out withots of traffic, but thats the same for many cities. Also, America Football was basically invented by colleges in the NE evolving and spread over time, and is 50 years older than the NFL. Plus over half the states don't have an NFL team. Lastly, its interesting making such a big deal they are only 18 to 22 when that is the age of a lot of current European football players in the top leagues. I think this video was pandering more towards non-American soccer fans too, urr football fans.
Hey Kabir, I love your reactions and yes you would love a college game. This guy on the other hand is an arrogant ass. I have only given one thumbs down ever and it was him. You understand that this game is part of the American psyche so this is a very delicate subject to criticize or mock or even complain about.
College football is 154 years old now, from the same decade as the American civil war. This, it is decades older than the NFL or pros. Actually, Michigan was the team that spread it out of the ivy league. They started getting schools interested in the Midwest so they wouldn't have to travel so far to play games. It is part of the reason they were the first team to win 1000 games. This year's Rose Bowl was the classic as it was the two team with the most wins, Michigan and Alabama.
There are usually over 100 players on college teams, at least for the main teams
Actually, tailgating may start the day before the game. Much of the food has to be cooked overnight. This year's Michigan and Ohio State game, The Game as it is called, greatest rivalry in sports by an ESPN vote, it was below freezing all night and I know people that were at the tailgate before sun up, game started at noon.
So it is a huge part of American life. Yes, the players might look old but most are between 18 and 22. You and your misses should go, you would love to experience a game. Most tailgating is by people that know each other. But, plenty, at least in the Midwest and west where I have been to games, will often just invite you in. There is a rare and unique friendship among those that go to games.
College football was around long before the NFL.
The top players get a free education and they can receive some money for the use of their image, but they do not get paid in the normal sense. Getting a free education at a school which charges 50K a year for four years is a great deal. By the way, that stadium is not a college stadium, but a stadium built for the 1984 Summer Olympics.
Sign up for the band?? You LITERALLY have to audition!! And let’s be honest, there are just WAY more people in America and WAY more space. We have the room for huge stadiums. And Tailgate can start before the sun is up!!
The young man had a great time, yet he refuses to admit it.
...99% of players do not get paid. It is still the greatest exploitation of labor in America.
Imagine not selling out your stadium and having a tarp. Yikes. Cringe.
These are mostly kids who are given a free education for playing a game. That is much more than an average student 'gets'.
The contacts they make along with the discipline and soft skills they develop are invaluable, too.
There may be a fight here and there at any game here pro or college but its not very common,I think it is because American sports are engaging there is always something to see, brawls happen at soccer matches because not much happens, one or two goals per game the rest is just the ball being mindlessly kicked back and forth for 1 hour and half hours.
College ball is a little less about the players and more about loyalty to your college or university. Tailgating is an opportunity to connect or reconnect with school friends and alumni. Basically, players are paid in the form of scholarships, which can equal $60,000-$90,000/ year. There are so many players on the team because typically, there are different players for offence and for defence, plus a few spares in case someone gets hurt. It's pretty normal to have a bench 3 players deep, so multiply 11 x 2 plus the bench = 53, usually. Also, kettle corn is popcorn with a sweet coating. It's delicious.😊
There are high school teams that have that many band members and cheerleaders. In Texas even high school games can draw 10k-20k fans. Over 60,000 for state championship games.
Guy doesn't understand what's happening. Its not a constant action game like soccer. They don't play YMCA etc. during gameplay just like they dont during soccer. It's a game of individual plays and strategy. There's a channel (don't recall the name) with a couple English blokes who decided to really learn the game of football and they now like it and know the game as well or better than most Americans. It's not complicated to know well enough to enjoy as a spectator but is to really know the game st a deep level like a coach ir player would.
Yes. @Michelle-vu3fe
The NCAA players can get endorsements now. So, they can make money now.
I wanted to see your reaction to this. High school sports are popular too; especially in small towns and cities. We support our kids activities. ❤️
High school football on Friday night, college football on Saturday, and the NFL on Sunday.
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Kabir, you won't be having any pints at this or any college game because alcohol isn't permitted on campus and the drinking age is 21 which most college students aren't.
False. Alcohol is sold at a lot of the stadiums.
@johnjcecak1513 things have changed since I've gone to a college football game then.
I stand corrected!
Michigan allows the sale of alcohol at college games.
Kabir from September to January visit Tuscaloosa Alabama and see the Crimson Tide. And yes the players do get Nil money.
8:50 Can start as early as 5am in some places with games starting around 12noon.
In the 1960s and 70s, I watched dozens of games, mostly from a seat about 100 feet to the right of this guy’s.
Kabir o k, so you wanna talk about college sports? Look into Indiana, we have Notre Dame Perdue IU Ball state and so on..... I don't know if anybody can beat us, When it comes to basketball or football. I don't know those are pretty tough to beat.... what do y'all think ?
The University of Washington was ranked 5th before this game, but played in the National Championship game but lost a few months later. Rankings change week by week.
A football game with over 10 touchdowns is rare today. How anyone can have such a poor experience with this great game is lost to me?
That stadium gives coliseum vibes because it is based on the flavian amphitheater. Its full name is Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. They held the olympics ther and I think the world cup too
I admit that I don't know all the ins and outs of the recent change but I don't believe the athletes actually get paid. It used to be that the schools were able to make money off of using the player's face etc.
Whaat the new deals is that now the players have the rights to their own 'image'. They can make their own 'brands', make personal shoe contracts (?) etc. That type of thing.
I don't care for this guys attitude. He comes off as very pessimistic and that the only way he's going to have any fun is if he's forced to do so.
There's waaay more than 30 guys dressed out for a game. Should be at least 60 or so and that's just the guys kitted out. There's probably another 30 injured or on the 'practice squad'.
A game can last as long as 4 hours. That means that 75% of the time you are there no one is playing football. It's four 15min quarters. Throw in the time to get there and leave you're looking at at least a 5 hour investment into it.
Kabir:. It is not a free education. If you saw how much time they spent preparing for games you would never say that it was a free education.
College football players do not get paid.
This USC game is Mild at best. Need to see a DOWN South game SEC SBC ACC its nuts
College football is so popular because most people have a college team near then and not a nfl team close
All this time I was led to believe that Americans were the bad tourists. lol
I love to watch the college bands! Especially Ohio State University band!!
Florida A&M University Marching Band.
Kettle corn is THE BOMB! its sweet and salty popcorn cooked in a large kettle. So good.
College football is a pipeline to the NFL, universities/colleges make in the millions, some in the billions off of college sports and yes people bet on college games. MSU former football coach signed a contract for 90 million dollars for 10 years which was insane. Can you imagine how much the university is making?
99% of the players get ZERO money.
As to why college football is so much more popular in the South has to do with the fact that all the major professional sports leagues (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL) started in the more populous North and especially Northeast/Midwest. Bigger cities also have more things to do and people from the larger Northern cities looked down on the "hicks" from the less populous South. That leads to a reaction where people from smaller towns tend to be more supportive of their local teams. Without professional teams, that led to support for your local college team. The head coach of a college football (or basketball) team is more important and gets paid more than the college president (as long as he is successful and has a wining program) and in the case of state universities, they are the highest paid public servant in the entire state, making more than governors.
College Football was actually more popular than the NFL up until the early 80's. The NY Giants head coach, Ray Perkins, quit after the 82 season to become the head coach of Alabama when that job became available. That turned out to be very lucky for Giants fans as the Defensive Coordinator was made HC. Bill Parcells took the Giants to their first two Super Bowl victories and is a Hall of Famer.
That stadium holds 105k but they only sells 80k tickets
The name of the stadium at the University of Southern California (USC) is called The Colossium. It holds up to 90,000 people in the stands. The same stadium is used for pro football (NFL) for the Los Angeles Rams. College football is played Saturday, pro football mostly Sunday, with one game on Monday and one game on Thursday, so no scheduling conflicts.
the "away team" is soo loud because they are from WASHINGTON!!! You forget that the Seahawks have broken the world record for sound a few times.................. and the Seahawks are an NFL team soo it is to be expected that their college team is just as loud....
College football is the second oldest team sport in the US, with only baseball being older, and began in 1869. The Big Ten Conference is the oldest Division One (top level) college sports league, having been founded in 1896. College football is where American football developed and became popular during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The NFL, founded in 1920, didn't catch and surpass baseball and college football until the 1960's.
Worst video yet. If I wasn’t an American football fan I wouldn’t think much of it based on the Brits terrible coverage. Done right it could have been interesting. GO CHIEFS 🏈🏈💥
College football started in the 1870's. So it was already ingrained in American sport culture and was the #2 sport behind Baseball when the NFL started in 1920. It took around 30/40 years for the NFL to become just as popular. Also, there are a lot of States with no NFL team, so football fans got their fix with college and even high school football.
My 22 year old grandson played in the band for the college he went to. He only took one year of college and got a job in a bank. He’s the only man working there and all the women love him. He’s such a great young man and very respectful, we taught him very well. My mom adored him and his big brother. I love all 4 of my grandsons, my daughters boys. We taught them right especially how to treat people, especially women. He’s just a lovely young man. I’m very proud of all of them.
He is in Exposition park. The Coliseum, Natural HistoryMuseum, The Sciencce Center, the space Shuttle Endevour, and the George Lucas Museum are all within a one 2 block area. Tailgaters can get there 12 hours early.
Thogden’s videos on American sports culture are much better.
Muni lot at browns game is probably a drunken party then game day party. Then game. Then overwhelmed suicide councilor, for the fans
Do people bet on college sports? Hahahaha Kabir......you have reacted to the biggest upsets in college football when App State beat Michigan, the reason we all remember it is because App State were 39.5 point dogs. Yes, college football betting is HUGE. The Cover 3 podcast (an elite college podcast) does more than an hour pod each week where they give gambling advice against the spread or straight moneyline bets. Everything from the big games to crap games. College football is huge because of alumni, regional devotion, and there are 65 games every Saturday to put money on.
Kabir , we need you to come and cover the American football experience . This guy is crappie . He doesnt speak to anyone at the tail gate . He could have been full of tailgate foods . He is just complaining about everything . Give him a oneway ticket back home . The only British host I haven't enjoyed . 🥺
When you come back to the US for a college football game come to the south for a game. You can see Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Tennessee, Ole Miss, or UNC. We have a plethora teams and tailgating is a must. College sports are so much fun.
In response to the question: "How do I get involved in the tailgate scene?"
Answer: You walk up and introduce yourself. Even in opposing colours, the odds are very good that the response will be a handshake, a smile and the offer of a beer and a plate full of food.
If you are foreign, and explain that this is your first American football game, college or otherwise, your acceptance into the group is virtually guaranteed.
I understand the hesitation, particularly if you come from a culture which is more insular and distrustful of outsiders. And of course, if you don't behave properly, you can wear out your welcome. But tailgate parties are meant to be open air, communal affairs. Striking up conversations with strangers and sharing food and drink with them are expected elements of the experience.
I almost was gonna comment to answer one of Kabirs questions but it doesn't seem like he reads em anyways 🤣
Yes I do! It’s just impossible to reply to them all
@@kabirconsiders fair enough bro I figured 🤣 but if you can get some american kettle corn in the UK you should, think of popcorn but crunchier and lightly sweet instead of buttery 🙏🏼
Average is about $43K, top earners about $64K. You have to remember that a lot of people don't live anywhere near a Sports franchise, so high school and college sports takes it's place because they are more accessible. Classic popcorn is popped with oil or butter, while kettle popcorn is air-popped in an iron kettle.
The guy in the video clearly doesn't understand college football and why Americans love the game.
College Football is kind of recruiting services for NFL. Some of the college players don’t even finish college because they were offered an nfl position. NFL recruits talented players as early as high school, however very few get recruited while they’re in high school.
And to think. In that very stadium, NASCAR comes in, lays down several layers of dirt, then paves over it and holds a race inside the stadium. Then tears it all up and it goes back to football field after.
If you want the full American football experience I highly suggest going to the game with one of the home team’s fans. You need to be immersed fully in the tailgating, the cheers, the excitement, etc. Preferably at a game with a big rival. Otherwise it’s like an outsider looking in!
I’m sorry but the tailgating and game were very tame. We had season tickets to the Penn State football games. We would drive our RV up on Friday night and leave Sunday morning. My husband went to Penn State and my son went there. All of his friends would come to the RV for the tailgating and after the game come for more food and watch other games. Looking at the stands at this game hardly anyone was in them. There is nothing like a Penn State whiteout game. It’s incredible and fun.
College Football is the original game of football, the NFL came DECADES later. College Football has the history and also represents the state people live in and the rivalries between states while the NFL mostly represents cities and fans don't necessarily live near their favorite teams.
This is the LA Coliseum which is why it reminds you of the Roman coliseum, they’ve held Olympics and nascar races here
College football is so loved because we don't have an NFL team to cheer for. Also NFL politics are too constricting.
Hey Kabir, as somebody out of city or state who wants to join tailgating, Some bloggers hook up with of their local followers for events. Just put a shout out on your video about where you'll be and see if you have a follower there who will invite you to meet up with them at the game. Best way into a tailgate party. Most tailgating is done by groups of friends and family so you would need a invite. It is a good way to get info on the game and if you want to watch the game with them some have asked a follower to pick up advance tickets for them. Worth a try if you want the whole experience... ;-)
The players don't get paid, they get royalties from their name or likeness being used on Merchandise or games. I think most get a monthly allowance from their scholarships so they cover month living costs. But I am not sure about that part.
I think I might be the only one who thinks this vlogger is funny. You can tell he is having a good time. Just being grumpy for the sake of being grumpy. But his enjoyment is shining through.
Hi Kabir, yeah college sports are popular because a large part of the country doesn't have a pro team near them, so if you want to go to a game you can go to a college stadium. This was especially true back in the day especially in the south. A lot of times I find college games more interesting than the pros.
The players don't get paid a salary per se. The can make money from endorsements and the use of their likeness, and of course if they are on a scholarship their school expenses are covered. Those who travel with the team have their travel expenses paid. Also, for a long time certain athletes have been given cars and money by private individuals such as alumni, though it's all unofficial.
British guy goes to Southern California to experience a college football game lolololol
In Texas they have stadiums that big for high school football
College football is the best in sports. The best is Oklahoma vs. Texas as far as college football rivalries. Be a Texas fan, because that is what everyone expects you to be.
my favorite sport has always been college basketball .
Michigan won the National Championship last weekend. GO MICHIGAN, Love From Michigan and it's a very cold Evening temp is minus 11 degrees. BTW not to mention that the coach was suspended twice once for buying a cheeseburger for a player that was hungry. How sad is that 😞 😢