"The Cubs Win the World Series. Everyone Goes Nuts."
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My 84 year old grandfather got to see this months before he passed. He was a huge fan of the cubs.
Sorry for ur loss
I'm sorry 4 your lost n he's in a better place. He saw at least 1 of us dreams
He was alive when they last won the WS.
R.I.P.
He went to a better place with an amazing story to tell
I'm not even a Cubs fan, but highkey this might be one of the greatest moments in sports history. 108 years is a hell of a curse to break in such a comeback fashion.
The goat did this
Especially in a seven game series that goes to extras in game 7 then a rain delay
Hell of a series for a hell of a curse break, Cleveland got theirs soon after so I guess it worked for them too but just a little late
😢
@@notNajimiwhen did cleveland get theirs? are u talking about the cavs championship?
As a Cleveland Indians fan, it was definitely one of the most saddest moments of my life but it was also the best world series I ever watched and as for you cub fans, you definitely deserved it after a hundred years I was proud of both teams 😓🙂👍🏻⚾️
You Cleveland fans were total class. Even though the tough game 7 loss....to come so close must have been the bitterest of pills to swallow....you all also understood the pain of the seemingly endless drought. You were among the very first to congratulate the Cubs and their fans. It was definitely noted and really showed your true colors of being honorable competitors who were just as worthy. Hoping you get your next title soon. : )
I'm I'm cubs fan. It was a great series. Cleveland played great.
@@whatareyoulookingat908 my favorite memory from this time was on halloween 2016. I was sitting with my dad and some of the neighborhood dads, just passing out candy when one of them casually mentions "You know how everyone is sayin the cavs came back from being down 3-1 and kept making jokes..." (the indians were up 3-1 or 3-2 right now) and we all just sorta looked at him like "Why would u even bring that juju into this world". He was too strong for us that day, but watchin this video really does make me think, of anyone to lose to, im glad it was the cubs.
Cleveland Indians fans = pure class
If it wasn't for the Cavs winning in the summer I truly don't know what Cleveland would have done when they lost. Thank God that isn't a what if.
My grandfather was at Game 7 of the World Series when they lost in 1945; I wish he had lived to see this.
He was there in spirit
My great-grandpa was there last time they won. I wished he could've seen this as well. So many died before they could get a chance to see them win, but in my heart I have a feeling they know we won.
NickFrmCA1 So sorry for your loss, may your grandfather Rest In Peace :(
Kool McKool So sorry for your loss, may your great grandpa Rest In Peace :(
@@mightymorphinmonty7618 Aye. Didn't get to know him, but he was a Cubs fan to the end of his life.
I'm a spoiled Yankees fan but I will say nobody deserved a World Series more than the Cubs and their amazing fans
Dave Bohnen same here Dave that was said very beautifully
Dave Bohnen Rain delay champions!!
Thanks Dave!!! Might be facing the Yankees this year tho!!!
I am a HUGE Yankees fan as well. It was the greatest Win i have ever seen, other than a Yankees victory.
Phillie fan here. Was absolutely thrilled the Cubbies won. It was their time.
My 40 year old mom never saw them win a World Series... she passed away in 2013... this game's for you mom!
Rest In Peace mom!
So every time I see this I cry about her... she was a Cubs fan, but never got to see them win it all... well mom, your prayers and dreams have been answered... may you rest in peace!
-Charles
Years later this still gets me. They finally did it and they all saw it from up above. Go Cubs Go!
Let’s go Cubs!
Awwww I am so sorry
@@oscarlemus8153 It's all good yo, she was a great mom
@@GoIrish17 Ye you are right! Oh dear god how I miss my mom right now!
That was and always will be the greatest night in the history of Chicago sports.
No
@@lambokid619 that week in Chicago tho cubs won the world series and to top off the Chicago week Ireland beat the all Black's in soldier field for the first time
Lambo Kid way bigger than the bulls, hawks, and bears. Most meaningful championship for chicago
Agreed. And the parade that followed? Largest in sports history. Cubs fans are the best fans
@@nelly9206 Hell yeah we're the best fans!!!!!!!
"The longer the wait, the sweeter the victory". - Kris Bryant - 2016
Imagine what it’s going to feel like when communism prevails.
Alex Delarge never
@@sabbath5188
Desperation of a dying class.
@@sabbath5188 gulag for you
I come here to make myself feel better as a Rangers fan
Seeing the old elderly people celebrating really warmed my heart. You know they been waiting the longest
My great-grandmother would have loved to see them win. I cried to her that night they won.
@@Strangehistoryhomeschool My great grandma told my grandma she was gonna live to see the Cubs win a world series. She passed away last March at the age of 101. She never missed the Cubs play.
My mother,a lifelong Cubs fan finally got to see them win it all at 79 years old!
I was rooting for the Cubs.
But I would never, NEVER claim to be a Cubs FAN. Because that would demean the people who waited 108 years for their Cubs to win a World Series, the fans who were born, lived, and died without ever seeing the Cubs win a World Series. I have immense respect for every true Cubs fan. Especially for the ones who waited, 20, 30, 40, 50 years or more, and remained steadfast fans. I don't think any of you stopped believing after the Indians took a 3-1 lead in the series. I did. I thought the Cubs were out of it.
Obviously... I was wrong.
John Landon My grandfather has been a Cubs fan for over 50 years and gave up on them because of them choking, but still believed after all the pain and suffering throughout the years.
My dad played for the them but tore his bicep tendon or however you spell it during spring training and I've been a Cubs fan since I was born.
My grandpa waited for more than 70 years
It’s rigged the World Series always goes to 7 games. Too much ad revenue
@@clivesaunders4055 sit your ass down. You must be really fun at parties with your negative ass self
This will be Tigers fans in a few years when we finally win more than 60 games
Crappy Scenery hell FRICKING YES! Hanshin Tigers gang!!!!!
Ouch
I fucking love the tigers and would love that
Crappy Scenery never gonna happen
Ethan Evers it will eventually everyone said that back in ‘05 but the following year the made it to the World Series and were a top threat for years until about 2014-2015 and on.
Nearly four years later this still makes me cry just as much as I did when it happened.
I'm not even a cubs fan and it makes me cry.
Its was long overdue
Same here. I been a cubs fan most of my life. I never get tired of watching this
Nearly 7 years now. And still I cry every time I watch it
100
my mom is smiling down from heaven she was a Chicago cubs Fan. very emotional right now.
So is mine , Mom was the biggest Cubs Fan ! Loved Her Cubs !
Matthew O'Brien hi there it's miranda ceballos thank you so much I know I was crying not because our Chicago cubs won the world series it was because she was crying along with me. Have a merry Christmas
Will Herman Cubbies*
sorry for your lost:(
Dalton Austin you atheist
Coming back to this during the coronavirus this hits hard. 😢
From the ultimate high to absolute low 2016 to 2020
Me too and I'm not American
I hear ya...getting tears in my eyes...
@@dross2172 oh you snowflake...
There's a bigger virus that hits even harder...
Eight years later … this still makes me cry. ❤️⚾️🎉
The guy running through his living room was exactly what I did. I ran around screaming, then I ran crying into my wife's arms. I called my brother after I stopped crying. Was 50 years of waiting worth it? You bet your life it was!! In my head all I could hear was Harry. "CUBS WIN! CUBS WIN! CUBS WIN!"
Mike Kralis I jumped up and down when the Dodgers ripped the Cubs at Wrigley!! Best day of baseball that year!! The retarded W came down and I didn't have to ever hear that crap again!!
Mark Urbansky it’s tough being a dodgers fan when your ace can’t perform in October and the bats disappear. You seem like the type to say “cub fans are toxic” lol maybe this year bud
That whole night felt like I was in a dream.
Cm Coluch right
you mean nightmare
Jason Smith I’m sorry you are a White Sux fan
Barry Swanson is that the best you can come up with
Jason Smith and true
5 years ago today.. as a life long Cub fan, one of most cherished moments in my life
Absolutely!!
me too, will never forget it for as long as I live
As a British soccer (football) fan, I have no history with baseball, but I can understand the passion and tears that come with the Cubs doing what they did. My football team has had countless years of not winning! When it did finally do something, the city went mental.
Bless you, Cubbies!!!
It took OVER 100 YEARS for them to win the World Series since they last won. One of the greatest moments in sports history.
Who do u go for???
Same here man
Johnny Hernandez-Perez he wrote that a year ago.
Same but with Hockey! Much Respect Cubs
I remember when they won, and they had a parade on Friday, everyone skipped school to literally attend this and it was crazy man ! whole city was packed and never seen anything like that.
That is loyalty to a team that been through a whole century to win a world series
To finally experience that win that sweet victory is what made everyone happy even the ones who were very old made them spring out of their chairs in joy
Some aren't alive to see this team win and this is a honor and tribute to those waiting
@@JoseJimenez-vc7we blackhawks 2010 - 2 million people on michigan ave
I was there!
@@zacharyhale9520 5 million for the cubs
Even my teachers skipped school😂😂😂
Coming from a Red Sox fan, this still gives me chills, seeing everyone react for the Cubs first title in over 100yrs, brings back those memories for our first win since 1918, we knew that feeling all too well before 2004, you guys definitely deserved that win and hope to see more in the future! Congrats again 5yrs later!
Coming from a Yankee fan honestly I just have to say that this is the best display of rooting for your team I have ever seen. Cubs totally deserved that win and the fans totally deserved to celebrate.
But god damn you guys lost so many
This is a moment to remember
I basked in the glory for weeks
@@misszombiequeen I did as well
I’m a hardcore SF Giants fan and I fully agree with you. I lived in Chicago for a few years 20 years ago and knew how devoted the fans were then. I wanted the Cubs to win that series and was proud they did. They earned it every step of the way.
Okay, I'm not ashamed to admit this got to me. Especially the cancer patient, and when the lady hugged the dog.
I'm with ya bro lol .
rackinfrackin I'm a Aussie and no nothing about baseball, and this had me tearing up.
Nothing wrong with that at all. This is very touching to watch. They say the thrill of victory, well multiply that by 108 years
me going to my dog for emotional support when I have family and friends all around me lmaoo
Me too, my first thought was I hope she beat it.
Rewatching this 7 whole years later as a lifelong Dodger fan and still brings tears to my eyes. The Cubs winning it all is good for everyone. So happy for all the elderly diehards that since this day are no longer with us, that finally got to see it themselves. What. A. Moment.⚾
As a White Sox fan.
I must say that this is probably one of the best world series moments I've ever seen.
And congratulations for your championship en 2005 you deserve it too
Im a white sox fan, but the cubs deserved it.
@@felixhekster
They did!! I was so happy!
Plus being a Sox fan. The Indians deserved to lose. 😂
@@Zc-eu4vi yup
@@Zc-eu4vi We're all agreed on that one.
Meanwhile the Indians Fans: *intense swearing and screaming and raging*
The Indians are the new Cubs lol.
Cleveland: Still the mistake on the lake.
I'd be upset if the umps fucked the game up for us too
Matthew Negrete shut up pussy makin excuses
Timmy Waddles yeah that’s how it was for me
Poor Babies. Sometimes life sucks. This from a Buffalo Bills fan. Hey, Cleveland - suck it up.
The truest of all the Cubs fans smiled from the heavens that night with the simple words spoken. The Cubbies win. He believed when no one else did. Quite sad that he passed before seeing them win it all. RIP Harry. You can rest peacefully now.
Cubs Win!!! Cubs Win!!! Cubs Win!!! Cubs Win!!!
My great grandfather and the one i'm named after didn't live to see this. He was born in 1919 and died in 2004. I know he saw it though, and I can only imagine his reaction.
Ar first, I was kinda bummed that my team lost...
Then I heard about the century of pain and how it was even worse than the Cavs drought, and I understood.
Everyone understands eventually. 108 years is hard, but we're no longer the lovable losers.
Krish Bb57 then you realize the Indians now have the longest World Series drought
At least your Cavs have a championship. My Jazz still don't have one and they've been in Utah for over 40 years. I can't wait for when we finally do win one.
Krish Bb57: At least you had the cavaliers.
its impossible to describe that that win meant for us
Cardinals fans be like: 'all those 80 year olds are bandwagons" smh
They also say that 'It was rigged'
As a Cardinals fan, I was happy for the Cubs. Was also happy to see all the elderly fans who had to suffer the Cubs falling short year after year finally be able to celebrate.
chucky morris bro I'm a cardinals fan and I will tell I the truth, the 20 year olds are😂😂😂😂lmao
The Cubs do in fact have a LOT of bandwagon jumpers. They act like they're 1,000 times better than the White Sox when fact is, they both have the same number of WS championships: in fact, White Sox actually had more for 11 years until the Cubs got one again in 2016. I am glad to see a team that went over a century win again, it's just that they're not, you know, the Yankees (although the Yankees suck for different reasons).
Even though the Cubs are average now. Although I can't really say much since the Cards aren't really doing anything (like it's been for the past 3 years now)
My grandmother and I were the only cubs fans in our family. When this happened she had been suffering from dementia so much. I called the next morning to tell her about it and couldn’t even get it out without tears. This team gave me one of the most special moments of my life, telling my grandmother the cubs won the World Series and hearing her reaction as I knew she probably didn’t watch or know when I told her. I never forget that.
I remember I had to work on that night at the restaurant. Me and my fellow Cubs fans sneaking looks at the game from one of our cell phones, rushing to close up for the night(thankfully it wasn't too busy, we weren't a sports bar), driving home listening to the game on the radio. I made it home just in time for the final inning. For a Cubs family like mine, it was a magical moment.
As a Red Sox Fan, all I can say is “We’ve been there”, and I was truly overjoyed to see the Chicago Cubs win the World Series. It was a long time coming as we never forget those who also did suffer during Our 86 years of Frustration and Torment.
RED SOX NATION SALUTES YOU ALWAYS!
Since 2004, the Red Sox are the winningest franchise with four titles, followed by the Giants, another team that "broke a curse." The Cubs, I think, could be on your heels.
@@broadstreet21
After the way they dismantled their team this year(In 2021), I would disagree with you. Hopefully this will be “Step 1” in their rebuilding process as the Red Sox have also done some rebuilding in between their 4 World Series Championships in a 14 year period.
Hopefully the Cubs will be building for Another Championship Team.
@@Jiltedin2007 as a cubs fan, I'm happy they got 1. It was the happiest I've been cheering for any of my teams. I dont think the cubs will ever get back there again. Not without epstein. It's a money grab at this point. I don't believe in hoyer as much as I believed in epstein; because of his resume with the sox. It was fun. I'll always remember where I was, who I was with, and how fun that night was.
@@broadstreet21
Come after us! Right now we’re tied with the A’s for Most World Series Championships. If you do pass us, you’ll be passing two teams on the way to the Cardinals 11 World Series Titles.
Best of luck catching up with the Cards.
@@SteveSmith-un3fx
Oh yes, it was fun for me also. To be honest with you, my heart dropped when Rajai Davis launched that bomb in the 8th Inning off Aroldis Chapman. The Cubs had the lead for most of the game. I was at work when that game was played. When work was done and they showed that the Cubs won The World Series, I was elated to see the Cubs win it all.
Although it was tremendous for me to see the Red Sox win The World Series in 2004, it was magnanimous to see the Cubs winning The World Series just that once in my life!
This World Series won by the Cubs meant more than when my team won it. I seriously almost cried when I saw the Cubs win it, I’m so glad they did and I got to witness it. I went to Wrigley Field last week and took the tour, it’s such a beautiful stadium. I sat in the seats and tried to take it all in, the victory, the emotion the fans and team must have felt and all the history in that stadium. It was just surreal for me.
From a *Lifelong hardcore Chicago Cubs fan, Thank You*
*Think of all who ever played ball at Wrigley Field, Fenway, Old Yankee stadium*
*THANK YOU SO MUCH* ❤
Im British so me loving Baseball is like an American loving Soccer.
But the Cubbies winning was a mindblowing, absolutely soul stirring moment for me that I celebrated alone in my little flat at like 4am due to time difference.
Its been a while now, but ive just watched this and its genuinely moved me to tears.
There are probably more Americans who love soccer than Brits who love baseball. I don't know if there's even a professional baseball league in the U.K.
@@Emper0rH0rde yeah football or soccer whatever you call, it isn’t that uncommon in america
Watching the World Cup was awesome, right up there with the 2016 World Series
I’m from Chicago and love both the Cubbies and Soccer! I hate to use the word “boomer” but the boomers are the ones that hated on soccer/football. It’s def more respected in the US nowadays IMO.
Un pò come la serie A la vincesse il Verona!
Literally the BEST moment (after giving birth to my children) in my life. Still makes me cry today when I watch it.
Yommeh children
Wedding hard 3rd place, still Podium.
@@knightbro2003 that’s sad
Me too. Braves just won the world series and here I am watching this again and downloading games 6 and 7 to view the rest of my life
I agree with that lol
Those guys provided a magical moment that the fans will remember for the rest of their lives. To the 2016 Chicago Cubs....thank you for those memories.
I’m not crying. You’re crying. Okay fine we’re both crying.
Actually I'm not crying... go cardinals 😁
@@andrewreyes5102 fuck the cardinals
Cubs Cubs go yanks
Go yanks
Hell, we’re all crying...scoot over... *box of tissues in hand*
That night I wasn’t a South Sider, I wasn’t a White Sox fan, I was a Chicago fan, and seeing the heartbreak end for them was amazing. I now hear it everyday from Cubbie Nation and I know I deserve it. Always congrats to them and be ready for the South Side to rise #NextSox
They’re rising all right, gonna be a good year for you guys.
What we need now is a Cubs Sox series.
David Scanlon oh!! Oh!! My man that would split the city!! Chaos everywhere, blood and tears...I agree;)
Whenever the season begins, this year might be great for the White Sox. They put a hell of a roster together.
I’m a long time Yankee fan, but I’m also a fan of the average good hearted American. And it’s nice to see so much joy brought to that many of them, so this was nice to see
I cried in my dads arms when we won.. the best thing ever man 🤧
Ryan Snider plus there was grown ass men crying what do you expect from somebody back in 2016 dumbass
Ryan Snider The Cubs went over a century without winning a championship. Of course there were emotions when they won.
@John Jefferys what are you on? 😂 gtfo outta here nigga imagine having your last name as "Jeffereys" you're a waste of air 💀
John Jefferys if you killed your self no one would care
Why West: I cried too when the Blues won the Stanley Cup. My tears were tears of joy.
As a Cardinals fan, I was ok with them winning. Especially in such epic fashion! It must have been insane for the older Cubs fans who haven’t seen their team win in 60+ years.
At least we got 11. Let them enjoy this one.
It doesn't seem like a 3 minute and 45 second video could do it, but this one does. In less than 4 minutes, you've captured the agony and elation of a 100+ year drought through the eyes of this team (my team)'s fans. Great job on the video, I too still remember this vividly. Truly one of the greatest moments in sports, possibly going beyond sports, history. Brings tears to my eyes seeing the older generations that have been waiting far longer than I have for this to happen. To see them finally get to celebrate their team winning a championship, so heartwarming.
Got to share this moment with my grandfather 6 years ago. He passed this week. One of the biggest Cubs fans there is. I am getting a custom jersey and an extra ticket next season for Wrigley. Love you, Papa. Go Cubs Go
I cried when the Cubs won and I almost cried when the cancer patient was celebrating. Greatest thing ever
I’ll never forget this moment. 19 years old, living in Milwaukee at the time and took the train down to spend that night outside wrigley. One of the most amazing nights of my life, and one of the most stressful nights of my life. I shared the experience with my brother, we both shed tears of joy on that final play. Won’t ever experience anything like it ever again
My baby was born on November 2, 2016. I'll always remember watching this from the hospital room in Evanston. Now, here we are exactly 5 years later. Everyone else is asleep after celebrating a milestone birthday and I'm staying up late watching the Braves win and reliving the best day of my life!
coming from a cardinal fan I had respect for all the Cubs fans. You all deserved it and it was earned for sure!
Tears to my eyes. Knowing the 100 year drought and seeing it come to an end is a different high. Coming from a red sox fan
Greatest baseball game ever. It was so intense and nerve racking. Memorable.
Game 5 of the 2017 WS is the best game ever.
People act like that was the greatest thing to ever happen to Chicago sports wise. Nah, Bulls winning, Blackhawks winning, White Sox winning World Series... the cubs organization finally winning was a secret setup where the Chicago cubs sold out to win the World Series and the rain that came in the later part of game 7 ... that was God crying 😢 ashamed of all of the pathetic pieces of shit in Chicago who did that. Horrible people, if you want to call them people...
@@andrewbova5887 Kinda pathetic that you just copy and paste this comment. Fuck off
@@andrewbova5887 no
Big Boyo how about nooooo Scotty ?
I still get goosebumps watching this and this is September 10, 2019.
Sarah Plain and Tall I still get goosebumps and it’s January 2020!!
@@salcoscino4272 lol, I still cry.
February 14, 2020
February 18 2020- I do to
Sarah Plain and Tall I’m crying on March 26, 2020. Not only because the memory of it happening, but because we’re without baseball. Tough times
My grandpa passed spring of 2016, 98 years old, life long Cubs fan. Never got to see it. Hope him and Harry were sitting next to each other in heaven when this happened.❤
I'll never forget November 2nd, 2016. Best days ever as a Cubs fan. I cried so hard that night in joy. Go Cubs Go!
I'm literally crying and I'm not even a Cubs fan.
Doesn't matter what team you supported that night. Everyone became a Cubs fan that night, and that's all that matters.
tonymagona334 except Indians fans😂
@@sethherron5134 I'll bet that even some Indians fans were able to appreciate that the Cubs finally did it.
tonymagona334 so true lol
Not a baseball fan at all but seeing other sport fans seeing their beloved team win something so huge and even better after 100 yrs, it was awesome to watch, my heart broke seeing that elder old woman with her daughter/grand daughter and the woman who looks like she's battling cancer, this game win was for those people who never gave up hope!
I still remember how I ran around for an hour so happy and screaming the cubs win and the next day at school everyone was in cubs gear best weak ever #cubsforever
My favorite story of that night: Actor and Chicago native Joe Mantegna had a big watch party at his restaurant in LA, but he couldn't take the drama of the last inning. He walked outside the restaurant where a local TV crew was doing a live remote and asked if he could watch the last half inning in the truck. When Rizzo caught the last out, he threw open the door, expecting an eruption of cheers from the restaurant. Nothing. Dead silence. That's when he remembered that the game was on a 15-second delay, and the truck had the live feed. Then...mayhem.
They were all celebrating this victory for the generations of cubs fans that never got to experience it. Wonderful 💙
After this being in my recommenced for 3 years, I finally decided to watch it...
But your account was made a year ago 😐
2:19 "OH MY GOD!!"
I think all of Chicago said the same three words at the same moment.
This Orioles fan was totally thrilled for the Cubs and their fans. 2016 was your year.
I live in Florida now - and right down the street from my house, someone was flying a big W flag over their house for MONTHS after this. :)
As a fellow Mets fan, I was so happy when the cubs won, they totally deserved the win 🏆 I remember being on a cruise watching the game and the whole ship went crazy.
i’m a cardinals fan and i absolutely love this. GOOSEBUMPS BRO. this is what the game is all about.
ur a duesch bag, cubs suck
@@Total_Recall1984 oh cry me a river. 108 years? have a lil mercy for christ sake. the cubs can have ONE year
@@sb9998 lmao, I'm jk around.
@@Total_Recall1984 well u got me haha
@@sb9998 It was good for the Cubs, glad they won one!
I'm a Red Sox fan and was rooting for my brothers and sisters in curseland, and legitimately, the second thing out of my mouth after "they did it!" was "I can't wait for oakcreektv's 'everybody goes nuts' video." You never disappoint. Thanks.
Thank you for the support...now go out and whip the Yankees!!!!
Chicago Zephyr doesn't take much these days. even the A's can do it.
Same here. I saw the Sox pull it off in '04,been a Sox fan since 1986. Red Sox Nation understood the Cubs Nation's pain and now that pain is gone,just like the Sox fans' pain in 2004.
Red Sox Curse of the Bambino ended in 2007 I felt. It's easy to win one because you are lucky. I heard that once. But 2007 means two titles: What Bambino? LOL
Eric Lima We had a drought to but in 04 it was amazing for Boston. Also even better in '13 since it ended a 95 year drought winning it at Fenway Park and the aftermath of the bombings too. We may have lost the cup but we won the world series
Idk how I ended up on this video but I’ve been crying like a baby (something I probably been needing, hahahaha) because the concept of hope is reinforced here. Thank you for sharing.
That was my 21st birthday, and it was the best night of my life
Dan Lapidus go Cubs go!
how are you even alive?
rickcjc3 he is saying the cubs won on his 21st birthday you dumbass
Dan Lapidus that was my 11th birthday !!
Dan Lapidus mines was the day of the parade Nov 4th
2:21 and the longest drought in sports history finally saw some rain.
Watching this on 10/03/2021 after the braves won the 2021 World Series man i cant help but cry like a little kid watching this video what a beautiful moment that day was for Cubs fans #FlytheW
I really like your videos man. That Grandaughter/Grandmother clip was very touching. It's a celebration for Young and Old.
Huge shout out to the person who produced this. Thank you..
Go Cubs!!!
I’m not even a Cubs fan but it still gives me such a feeling seeing all these fans so happy after waiting so long
I will never get tired of watching this video. Seeing people's joy when the Cubs won the World Series is great. I hope they do it again this year.
Well my dude, hate to break it to ya, but the Astros won the WS. I’m not even an Astros fan. In fact, I don’t really care about sports in general.
Honey, I am not a dude
Ahndrea Sprattling Sorry
We'll win in 2018!!!!
David Theisen yeah that was a onetime thing
I can Honestly say as a cubs fan I watch this video and others like it often, Each time I do, it reinforces how wonderful the win was and still feel the magic GO CUBS GO
tdl1972 Rain Delay winners!!
Not doing too bad in 2018 season here!! I think 7 games over .500!!! 2nd place!! May just have to face the Yankees this year!!! They can shove all their world series rings up their asses!!!
Almost 2 years later, I still watch all the games and relive it like it was happening right now. What a beautiful thing.
Awesome video. There’s so much that is beautiful about this. From people watching at home, in the local bar, at The Jake, to faithfully standing by outside Wrigley. Regardless of what team anyone supported (Yankees for me), everyone recognized the history that night. Watching reaction vids to the Cubs securing the ‘16 fall classic gets me wicked choked up, but it’s not just because I got to be alive for something many Cubs fans had gone their entire lives without seeing. It was the bare bones of it all; mechanically, the 2016 World Series was everything anyone could have hoped for. It was a triumph story inscribed in the tome of an American mythos that has always and will forever continue to bring wonder to the younger generations, and pride to our elders. Baseball, our great past time, proved once more that it is a pivotal piece to the cultural American puzzle. And the journey of the 2016 Cubs exemplifies this perfectly.
I’m a Sox fan and this brings a tear to my eye. I still remember watching this game
im crying watching this. is this ok?
Perfectly acceptable. So am I. Just thinking about all the people associated with the Cubs organization (Harry Caray, Ron Santo, Ernie Banks, Jack Brickhouse, and so many others) that left this world before this moment, and all those near and dear to us who passed and never got to see it (my grandparents, for example) can trigger a whole bunch of different emotions.
Jennifer Clark. I would give anything to have heard Jack Brickhouse call this last game. Hey Hey!!!
Ron Santo would have needed CPR. I wish he could have called that game.
BP 120 He probably would have cried in Pat's arms.
If you heard grown men crying it's ok to.
I'm not a Cubs fan, but I was so happy for all of the Cubs fans who waited so long for that.
My mom is from Chicago, and she teared up when the Cubs won
One of the best videos on RUclips, cry every time. I remember watching the tv with my dad as they won. Will remember this day forever.
Been going to Wrigley since 1959. Each year my pals and I would make several journeys to the yard for fun (and beers later in life).
We truly thought we'd NEVER get to see this....ever.
We lived thru the days of Bob Buhl, Richy Ashburn, George Altman, Kenny Hubbs, Dave Kingman, Dick Ellsworth, etc etc.
I actually attended all 3 playoff games in SanDiego in 1985 where the Cubs blew all 3.
This was special......for us it was like landing on the sun !
Had moved to Texas in '09. Wish I could've of been in Chicago for this. A long time coming!!! Love my Cubbies!!
This was one of the craziest sports moments of my life. I grew up loving baseball, just some small town kid from Louisiana. Went up and visited Chicago the year this happened, saw the Cardinals and the Cubs play. It was the Chapman 3 pitch inning. I was there, not gonna lie, repping my state, wearing my LSU shirt. After extra innings, and hearing Go Cubs Go, listening to those fans go wild, I was an instant fan. I've seen LSU do a lot of cool sports things, but seeing that was one of the coolest sports experiences of my life.
I am a diehard Sox fan, but to see so many people so happy... I was proud to be a Chicagoan that day. They deserved it
i was only 11 when this happened. I’m so glad i can remember.
the next day at school me and the boys were all decked out in cubs gear. what a week..
As a Red Sox fan, I know how Cubs fans feel when this happened.
Very good Cubs. Congratulations from St. Louis Cardinals fan...!
I just want to say this is the most memorable moment of my life, My mom and dad passed shortly after this game occurred..And I just want to thank everybody who believed in us and no matter what they could do the inevitable.. It was possible in God who strengthen us... God bless the Chicago Cubs AMEN..🙏😪💪🙌
I remember watching this game on my coworkers phone at work on nightshift in florida. Definitely one of the greatest moments in baseball history, it honestly felt like watching a movie. A moment I will never forget forsure!
As a Cardinals fan with plenty of Cub fans as family, I was pulling for you guys to win one. My grandmother and I (Cardinals fans) sat and watched the game with my grandpa. When Davis hit the homer against Chapman he decided to go to sleep. We woke him back up just in time for their final run of the game and so he could watch the final outs. Besides the 2011 WS game 6 and 7 this was my my happiest baseball moment. It was bittersweet because my great grandfather who had been a Cubs fan his whole life (born 1933) died a month or so prior. This game we enjoy is beautiful.
A year later and this still gives me chills. It will always be a moment in my life Ill never forget.
I've seen numerous of Cubs videos in the past 3 months and this one at the moment is by far, my favorite. The music is awesome
They won it when I was 4. Mt dad went crazy like I have never seen before. As a kid growing up in Chicago and watching the Cubs never win a World Series, he was excited, like out of his mind excited.
Still crying from this can't believe it happened! Cubs fan for life!
My God its so sweet. I've witnessed history. Greatest sports moment of my life, hands down. Everybody hear this...the Cubs are World Champions.
Hey I'm a cardinals fan Im from St. Louis I live less that 20 miles from Busch and I love this!! Swear it makes me tear up. I know how sweet it is and how long you waited.
Bitter happy for you! Still.
Coming from a Saints fan, I was so happy that y’all won! I know the feeling
I've always been a Reds fan , we got our World Championships in 75,76 and 90' and can't complain but I was so happy for the Cubs when they won, I cried and I'm not even a fan of Chicago.
108 yrs of pain, unleashed in 3:45. Absolutely brilliant.
As a dodgers fan, i found this really beautiful and emotional. Congrats cubs 😃😃
This never gets old and I still get goosebumps
My aunt sue was a cubs fan for life I’m glad she saw this before she passed
As a Indians fan. I am so happy for the Cubs and the fans. You guys earned it! Congrats!