In the USA our cops would just start shooting at the drone, at the crowd, at the water, at the landmarks, at each other, etc.

> Incredible game, incredible celebration. Congrats Rebels!

Non enforceable in this situation tho, can you imagine police trying to stop everything just to stop this drone?

It's a fun sport

It's not as insane as it looks. After a few hours on an fpv drone you can easily fly like you see here no issues. Look up some of the pros flying around tight spaces on Youtube, now those guys are insane.

The bigger problem is that flying over people like this is a big no-no, and completely illegal in most parts of the world. Even the best pilot in the world can have a faulty prop and suddenly plummet down into the crowd. And while racing FPV drones like the one that is probably being used here aren't very heavy, they'll still clock in at 6-700 grams with camera, which could do some real damage if you hit someone's face at 100km/h

Anywhere you can…

What do you get excited and passionate about? I could try to explain from there.

Here is how it actually sounded like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQDtelzuCTk

Everyone just pees on a corner in public.

exactly, you don't understand it and that's ok. Many people are very passionate about a lot of things. You are just not passionate about sports (or team sports, whatever). You don't have to be. But football is kind of a big deal being the biggest sport tournament in the entire world by far (or at least western world)
I assume you are from the united states, and I (am from Argentina) work with people from the USA, and I also don't understand many things from your culture, and that's ok too :)

Well I'm not sure about the laws in Argentina regarding this, but in America this flight would be illegal in numerous ways. But the pilot didn't crash and that's what matters!

>congratulation on your team sucking and not winning the World Cup.

My country's team didn't even qualify lol, I don't really mind. Just watching Argentina this year was embarrassing for the sport, the histrionics and diving, they have no shame. I think at the start they thought 'ok we'll try to play clean', then lost to Saudi so it was back to the ol' get one goal in and then disrupt play as much as possible, fall down at every possible instance and Leandro Paredes deliberately booting it after a foul right into the subs in the Netherlands match, shameful. They don't know the meaning of the word sportsmanship.

See you Space Cowboy.

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I half expected a bunch of people on top of the Obelisk, a little disappointed at the lack of commitment Buenos Aires... lol jk, Congrats

Because nobody slapped him when he told them he eats his own cum.

I bet that question hasn’t crossed the mind of anyone there.

He doesn't have to live in Argentina for the next 4 years, lol. Most countries think about things other than the World Cup during the time in between.

How is it so much more than a sport? I just see it as a bunch of dudes trying to put a ball in a fence. Or like American football a bunch of dudes trying to put a ball past the line and I see people losing their minds over it or trashing their own cities or like my father-in-law becoming angry at his own family because "his team lost". Yes I see a bunch of people celebrating and being happy over it and getting drunk or whatever but I don't get why that is.

I think at *some* point, tens of thousand people do become louder than a drone.

I genuinely don't understand. I am not saying people shouldn't have fun you have fun with whatever it is that you want I just don't get it.

Awesome shots. I don't think you'd hear much above the sound of the propellors but it would be amazing if we could hear the actual audio from the point of view of the drone.

it's so much more than only a "sport" but we dont expect you to understand it and thats ok

As someone who just started flying a drone casually… that’s some impressive control

Real question where in the world do you go to the potty in such a crowd?

That is insane.