The 2022 Qatar World Cup was the Last Dance for many of the greats of the world's game. Christiano Ronaldo's fall from grace. Neymar's final stand in the dessert. And of course, Lionel Messi's final shot to win the greatest prize in football. Relive the greatest world cup of our lifetime from start to finish via video essay/ mini-movie form. From Japan going full anime in the group stages, to Morocco's historic semi-final run. The Dance in the Dessert will be a World Cup remembered forever. Hope you enjoy.
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Small detail that I wished was metioned in the video: Gonzalo Montiel was the defender that handballed, accidentaly awarding France their second penalty and putting the match 3-3. Him being the one to take the final, world-cup winning penalty is like the ultimate redemption.
Nah man it wasn't him, that was paredes
@@abdelghanimeralet9423no it was Montiel..
@@abdelghanimeralet9423 It was Montiel
And I thought Montiel was simply unlucky. Ball rebounded off his elbow. He did so well to keep his head and convert his penalty.
Imagine he missed the penalty too and France went on to win
those last 20 minutes made me feel every feeling at once
Had 2 heart attacks in the matter of 20 minutes
Bro anytime I watch the highlights of the final I always feel anxious
I was a shivering mess by the end of extra time. Hands were literally shaking.
I was literally running out of breath once extra time was done, it’s like my body can’t handle penalty shootouts 🤣
Yea same It felt like I had 5 heart attacks
"Its Sports. Its simulated WAR as entertainment" Wow, that line hit me hard.
Sometimes one can forget the simulated part
WE know too well eh?! Pakistan vs India.
It's presicely why international sport events are much more hype than any other. And also why the US doesn't get taken seriously in sports in general.
@@thefearlessshaheen2366 Sure we do brother
@@HyakuJuu01300 they do dominate basketball tho
I'm not Argentinian, just a South Asian from a Football obsessed community and I don't think I have ever prayed for something so far removed from me as I have done on the final for Argentina to win the cup. It was like the longest two and half hours of my life wishing for something that other people would consider so trivial lol
If you prayed for Argentina, you are Argentinian. You see, we are argentines are borne wherever we want, yet still are argentines, you just have to feel it.
Beautiful comment. I'm neither Argentinean nor South American but I wanted Argentina to win it. Mostly for Messi to seal his legacy with the World Cup and oddly enough I wanted Paolo Dybala to end up a World Cup winner as well. Nothing against France. I like them too but I wanted this to be Argentina's moment.
Finally spotted a Malayalee 😜
You only have to like Dulce de Leche, root for the albiceleste, and you are one of us.
The whole world, sans France, was cheering for Argentina. France won the last WC, and their star player is still at the beginning of his career. We'd all seen the images of Messi falling short at the World Cup, which progressively got more heartbreaking each time. Winning the Copa America was good, but his ultimate goal was a World Cup championship, and this was his *last chance.* Every neutral fan wanted to see Messi finally get over that last hump.
3 weeks later, I STILL can’t believe Messi FINALLY won the award that eluded him the most.
Still getting chills when I see anything related
Just the other day the commentator in PSG match said "World Cup winner Lionel Messi" and I was like ☺☺☺
@@HyakuJuu01300 love how everyone is calling Messi the wc winner but arent giving the same credit to the other argentina players who also played very good
@@somerandomchad4699 Other Argentina players also got their welcome. Look up "Mac Allister welcome to Brighton", for example.
@@HyakuJuu01300 allow it he's just salty
As a Japanese who was also rooting for Argentina, the last one month of 2022 was the most exciting and the best one month of my life!!
Thanks for the support my friend, glad the world enjoyed watching Argentina lift the cup as much as we did back home. Good showing in 2022 too, Japan looked really strong!
@@ianroblesbentham5767 Everyone was with argentina mate.. even god himself. I celebrated this win of messi and argentina almost as much as i did when my country greece won euro 2004.
amen to that brother!
We really felt the international support here in Argentina, specially from countries outside Europe. It made this the best WC experience.
The only thing that made me happier than Argentina doing great after the loss against Arabia, was Japan beating Germany and Spain and topping their group. Oh i wished they could've beaten Croatia and at least played with Brasil, i was praying for it to happen and i even hoped they could beat Brasil and play against Argentina in the semifinals, would've been amazing but alas, it was a good run for Japan and i hope this world cup inspired generations of japanese kids and teens to become better at football.
It turned out Messi's last dance resulted in winning the Fifa World Cup trophy, a superb performance!
Yes sir!
The fact that Montiel haven't missed a single penalty ever and he even closed this World Cup... he was born for that job!
The guy scored penalties for money to eat when he was a kid. A world cup final is nothing for Cachete
@@JustKrin really?
@@whoami3694 yep, like many on the argentinean team, he comes from humble beginnings. He wasn't dirt poor but those penalties were a nice extra cash, his grandpa was killed when he was young and was who inspired him to take futbol, and he also helped his parents finish their house
i bilieve never mised a penalty in like professional player.
Argentinian here. The spiciness of the Argies in the match vs Netherlands was in response to many declarations that the Dutch players and coach made to the press in the days leading up to the game, for instance, Van Gaal said that Messi counts as one less player when Argentina doesn't have the ball, that Messi is a has-been, the Dutch GK said he could stop Messi in PKs, and some of the other Dutch players were turning up the heat with comments like that. Also, Van Gaal has always been very vocal about how much he dislikes South American style of play in general, and how much he dislikes South American players in particular, as he demonstrated while being a coach to Argentinian players like Di María or Riquelme. In fact, Messi's celebration taking his hands to his ears (the 'Topo Gigio') is a celebration borrowed from Riquelme, and openly intended to spite and infuriate Van Gaal. The referee in the match was an idiot as well, and quickly lost control of the situation. During the penalty shootout the Dutch players were trying to distract and psych the Argentine players with all manner of mocking, yelling, and even threats, which explains the reaction Argentinian players had when Lautaro Martinez scored the winning PK. Add all of this to the fact that Argentina and Netherlands have had some pretty intense WC matches in decades prior, and you get a pretty explosive cocktail.
+1
And the guy who received the "watcha looking at dummy" from Messi is Weghorst, who upon entry to the field wouldn't stop badmouthing and trash talking the players (according to Arg players). When the match ended he supposedly wanted a handshake and Messi's shirt and so Messi was like "nah fam, get lost".
@@brunococcia1126 yea, the medis loves to make argentina seem like the bad guy when infact it was the dutch being complete dickheads all along
Dutchy here. I agree with what happened on the field, but don't agree with the analysis of van Gaals words. Van Gaal never said Messi is a has-been. He praised Messi for being an amazing player, who can create chances out of seemingly nothing. He did say that Messi doesn't contribute that much if they don't have possession and that that might be part of the plan he'd like to execute against Argentina (might be disrespectful, but I think we can all agree Messi doesn't press that much compared to other players). Next to this the Dutch GK said he could stop Messi's PK. Is this disrespectful? Shouldn't a goalkeeper be confident in his abilities to stop PKs? Would have been a lot weirder if he said "If Messi takes a PK he will score, there would be nothing I could do". Van Gaal was a bit too proud in claiming he trained the players on penalties, and talked too much about this in the press conferences for sure. But he only said he thought they would have the edge when it comes to penalties. I don't see disrespect in this. The dislike of Van Gaal to South American players is something I don't know much about. However, Di Maria said that after a good game, Van Gaal would showcase points of weaknesses in his game, which to me seems like a coach who above all wants improvement in the team. Next to this Riquelme says he has no problems with Van Gaal. Now I don't know the ins and outs, but these two cases don't really show me he hates South American players. All in all I think Louis van Gaal talks too much, but didn't mean any disrespect. I feel like some media took his words out of context and ignited the fire, which he could have prevented by just keeping his mouth shut. He should have known better after his many years in this sport. On the pitch both sides showed some nasty behavior and I do agree that during the PK shootout the Dutch side was disgusting. Lastly, even though the match had cases of unsportsmanship conduct, I think it was one of the best matches during this worldcup to watch. Congrats with the worldcup, no hard feelings, and I hope you enjoyed the party!
@@08ivar really? Hoy are gonna defend the one who kept 2 really pro players like riquelme and di maria on THE BENCH? For not play euro-style? Even though playing like they know had them scoring goals from left to right....C'mon
The Netherlands vs Argentina was so messy because the prior week a lot of dutch players and the coach were belittling Argentina, whereas Argentina decided not to comment prior to the game, and trying to get into Argentinian egos is probably the worst thing you could do. Also, Van Gaal has a history of underestimating Argentinian talents, such as Riquelme and Di Maria, therefore he's not liked by Argentinians one bit.
Honestly the final was the first time I actually cried from sport. Joy still overpowers me even almost a month later
Me too
as a Frenchmen I cry too, but for a different reason 😭😹
I cried thrice for football. wc 14 lost messi leaving barca messi winning wc 22
There’s a phrase that Argentinian football players use that I love “it’s not a Argentina game if you don’t suffer”. I think that’s a perfect example of all of Argentina in the World Cup
Argentina Croatia was indeed something no one ever tried before. Argentina gave the ball possession to Croatia and waited for them to attack, so they could (as you said) run straight to the goal once they lost the ball in the other side. Other teams tried to attack Croatia and they know how to defend, by letting them attack you take them out of where they feel comfortable.
Yes! Finally someone who understands the coach Scaloni's plan. Argentina defended and waited for the counter-attack, wich no other team had done!
As an argentinian, it was and still is absurd how everyone said we were disrespectful af and everything wrong about sportsmanship after everything that happened with the Netherlands. All our players did was give back the same attitude we had gotten that whole week, awesome video man
That's character
it was definitely suspicious that the media loved showing what argentina did to netherlands but showed nothing about how netherlands was doing to argentina
@@mkn.567 that's media influence
@@mkn.567 exactly. let's not talk about the deliberate fouls on each Argentine player and how the referee was literally playing for the Dutch.
@@youknowminholeeknow4028 and the 10’ Lahoz added smh. I dont like wishing bad on anyone but I gotta admit Im glad hes retiring from refereeing
As a Colombian, I have never cheered for another country as much as this World Cup and Argentina
I fell in love with football because my dad as a Goan introduced me to Messi.. when Argentina lost in the finals the last time, I and my dad were so disappointed for him because we knew he was close to retirement.. 6 years ago my dad passed away, so this time I prayed to my dad for Argentina and moreover for Messi to finally get what he's deserved for so long.. It will never repeat again..
Your Dad is watching from the great beyond all smiles same way I am smiling just watching this video.
@@existenceiskaos ❤️
“A player like Michael Jordan, like Tom Brady…it’s funny to think the greatest athlete to ever live is perhaps an undersized 5’6 man, Sports are truly crazy.”
Pelé was the greatest athlete ever, watch something on him. He won 3 world cups.
@@RaffaelOliveiraSousa1 Usain Bolt is the greatest athlete ever, and Michael Phelps, Michael Jordan, Or Pele are even close
@@RaffaelOliveiraSousa1 it really comes down to how you define being the 'greatest athlete'. first of all let's not get it twisted, pele won 3 world cups because he was a part of the most dominant national team side in the history of the sport, he wasn't as influential in that team as messi or maradona were for argentina. The competitive level in sports has also increased due to more participants, and a much higher level of training and tactics. For that reason there is no doubt in my mind that messi has produced the highest level of technical excellence the sport has ever seen. Pure talent is another debate and one that is basically impossible to measure.
@@RaffaelOliveiraSousa1no his team won it he got 1 world cup player of the tournament Messi got 2.
@@staplegolf9595wrong
This is literally like the Michael Jordan and the bulls documentary and this should be very special to me. I watched the world cup and I'm really proud of Messi and his national team to win the trophy that he wanted it and he did it. I know he thought he retired from the national team but winning the tournament, he could go on and continue and play as a champion.
He said he wanted to play a bit longer as a world champion so we still have Messi for some time. The next Copa America is in 2024 so hopefully he can win again and who knows, 2026 isn't that far and he will have his 39th birthday during that world cup. Strangers things have happened
bro just casually posted a whole documentary
I've been binging on Argentina-Win-World-Cup videos for the last three weeks, must have seen well over a hundred, and this was by far the best in terms of entertainment, storytelling and humour. Cheers, dude, you've earned yourself a sub. Shout out to 27:18 - had me dying :D
Too relatable!!! 😂❤ Im definitely sharing this to others
Same, its still surreal to me that they finally won
i watched the final with my 10 of my friends, we all woke up at 9am to prepare for it, we couldnt hear the commentary by andres cantor at the end because it was so loud when argentina won, even my mother, who has barely watched a minute of football in her life, was on the brink of tears at the end, what a beautiful game
When he talks abt Portugal and says “Ronaldo is out here claiming goals that aren’t his, and Raphael is smiling even before the ball hits the back of the net.” CRACKED ME UPPP
This World Cup has been on my mind since the finale. For me it’s easily the best world cup I’ve ever watched (born in 1997). The drama, the random location that forced me to wake up at 8 to watch these banger games (I live in the U.S.), all the break out players, and Messi’s coronation as the GOAT(even though watching France lose hurt a bit). This World Cup has solidified me as a football fan. I’m watching prem league and ligue 1 and had no idea it was so easy to watch on cable. You encapsulated every emotion I felt throughout this entire WC in basically 40 minutes. Thank you for letting me relive that again. Perfect video my man 🔥
lmao i remember being so mad i had to be up at 6 am to watch some matches, after the 2nd day i was already used to it, woke up at 5, did everything i needed to then enjoyed all of the matches of that day this world cup was magical, my fav team since my childhood was Brazil and i find it sad i was born in 2003, 1 year after their last WC, but seeing one of my idols finally win and in such an epic fashion made up for every magical WC I missed, that final game i was the happiest guy, then the angriest/most sad, then the happiest again, then the anxious, then the blessed with a one in a lifetime experience guy (also cried for like 2 hours when Brazil lost to Croatia :c)
@@johon127 Brazil losing after that brilliant play by Neymar really ripped my soul out 😂
Pelé is the goat.
Your narration is immaculate. You made watch a 50 min video like its a 30 second trailer. Very well done bro 👏
Iam a hardcore France supporter. I support them with everything i got. been supporting them from 2002 when Zidane was leading them. The man of the match for me wasn't mbappe nor Messi this 30 year old son of god really scared me for the rest of my Life . Respect to you Emiliano Martinez
I never prayed in any game in my entire life but that day was exception I prayed for Messi and Argentina to win the WC . 18th December 2022. Love from Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a great and pleasant surprise for us. Love you too Bangladesh, from Argentina.
@@bolasdefraile Thank you brother ❤️
Not just Argentina, the whole world was rooting for Messi. Well except France and Portugal. Brazil was on Messi's corner.
Some countries were divided, half of Mexico was rooting for Arg and half was against, I think the same probably goes for Colombia, Chile, Uruguay, Spain and probably many more. In fact, a lot of Brazilians were also rooting for Argentina, and of course, most of them weren't because of the historic rivalry. But that's football, I'm sure if Brazil was in the final a lot of people in Arg would root for the other team (not me, I want south americans to win WCs above all).
@@coderdbd The thing we Argentinians have with Brazil is more a brotherly rivarly. Of course you want to beat them and be better than them, and sometimes say or do something nasty to them, but when they clash against somebody else, you support your bro 100% and celebrate his victory like if it was yours
8:36 the DBS music hits hard In regards to the Dutch-Argentina match: the NDL players were bullying and intimidating every single player from the other team, every freaking time, that they went to the penalty spot. So it was a two way street.
I smile everytime I see Messi kiss the World Cup. It's a moment that was always written in destiny.
The way you incorporated epic music into this video gave me different levels of feelings.
There are gonna be so many films about this World Cup, you could even make a film just on the ball coming back to earth after kanes penalty 😭😭
ARG v NET was really heated because prior to the match Van Gaal was kinda trash talking Messi and his team. Down playing his skill, saying that with Messi it's 10v11, and that they'd have advantage in pens.
He had a point about pk The rest sadly he should've just stfu
@@GarkKahn Umm, facts proved he actually didn't have a point. You know, since they lost on pks.
@@GarkKahnlmao their goalkeeper didnt even catch ONE pen
this video is genuinely a masterpiece made me tear up at the end this world cup was everything i’ve been waiting for for years of my life
Greatest story in sports what an ending that too at 35 years of age ..🐐🐐🐐
Congratulations for successfully identifying the 2 most celebrated goals in Argentina during the WC (Messi v Mexico and Di María v France). Great job!
It still feels surreal, I never imagined Messi lifting a World Cup, I remember lamenting that 2014 wc so much, cause I thought Messi and the Argentina players took it for granted, and then obviously the disaster that was 2018. What a turn around for Argentina nobody deserved this wc more than the goat. Messi can finally rest, he has completed the sport.
29:32 They celebrated like that because Van Gaal talked trash about the Argentina national team and the dutch players where picking on them during the match, that's why the match was so lit up
Also that's riquelme's signature celebration Van gaal's story against argentina starts way back then in barcelona
@@GarkKahn Interesting!
God I've been waiting for this video for A LONG ASS TIME!!! Go Bmonus🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🥳🥳
Similar to Messi’s career, this is a master piece
What a performance, A perfect way to go out. Now let's enjoy messi play in his last years before he retires. The GOAT.
This is the best recap of the World Cup I've seen...and from an American who actually understands the game...kudos 👏
Probably the best video out there covering the World Cup. Your commentary was spot on and the editing was very well done
I have watched your video over 7 times from beginning to end since you uploaded it. Love the humor and details. Great analysis.
31:33 "If you don't want them to dance, then WIN" (on ppl apparently feeling insulted by south americans dancing celebrations) hahaha AMAZING VIDEO!!! I'm gonna watch it several times!
that part about croatia and penalties was strangely beautiful “and when it all came down to just who had the better nerves, and you factor in that the croatians, many of whom grew up around *civil war,* well, a ‘shootout’ is just another day” holy shit i’m actually crying a bit. i wish them all the best
But the brazilians: we have favelas and gangs and stuff
@@OscarLopez-gw3jx really dude are you going to debate about this now? It was a joke lmao
Dude whoever you are, please make a Messi vs Ronaldo documentary. You're so damn good. Thank you for this fitting tribute to undeniably the greatest player in mine eyes to touch the spherical figure on grass
''destroying south korea in which only Kim jong un could dream about'' LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
You forgot the 1 goal Morocco concede was an OG
Thank you for this. Enjoyed the humor you added to it. Brought back so many emotions I had during the tournament. I felt the joy I had when Argentina won, I had tears again
I love the dancing and everything happening. I grew up an NBA and NFL fan and have watched people celebrate for 30 years.
As a Latvian i was rooting for Argentina and Messi. Finals made my heart beat too much and i thought i will have a heart attack ,especially after Martinez last save . Also why america does not get pass calling it soccer? Because they call handball as football 😂
There's actually another sport called handball in the US which is different from football, so calling them both handball would be confusing
Handball already exists. American Football should be called hand-egg.
This is brilliant, man! Love it! Thank you for letting us relive it!
I watched it live, I’ve seen the best moments of that final so many times, and yet the tears still come when I see that final penalty kick! Hahaha
What a way to tell the story of how Messi became the GOAT. Breath taking!!
Greatest sporting event i watched, it was perfect
At the final, the streets were empty, everyone was watching the match, not even dogs barked. A silence only broken by the scream of people rooting for Argentina. Epic game, and epic ending.
Things we learnt from Ronaldo Fans . 1. FIFA scored and assisted the Goal Messi 🐐 Scored against Mexico and Australia 2. FIFA forced Netherlands to miss Two penalties so Argentina could win 3. FIFA gave an unbelievable pass to Molina to score and FIFA dribbled Gvardiol and pass to Alvarez to score 4. FIFA scored two open play Goals for Argentina and forced France to Miss two penalties 5. To make it look more obvious, FIFA told Argentina to lose their first match against Saudi Arabia, then bottled 2-0 lead against Netherlands & France 6. FIFA gave Emi Martinez a superpower to save 1v1 chance against kolo muani in the last minute of extra time in the Finals 7. FIFA forgot the Final was rigged and gave 2 penalties to mbappe in the Final 8. FIFA paid santos to bench Ronaldo and then tied his Feet during the Match against Morocco so that he don't score 9. FIFA scored the Goal against Portugal for Morocco and paid Pepe to miss an easy open header in the end . Wake me when Ronaldo wins the World Cup 💤😴
@@thesadrat2623wipe that smug face off. You have to live with the reality Argentina won fair and square, this GOAT debate is over.
Against Croatia, Messi did what he does from day 1 and made him the most terrifying player on the field... he took the ball and just passed every living being between himself and the goalposts. Nobody can do it like Messi.
extremely underrated! best recap by a mile
I'd suggest you also watch "daily dose of football" recap, I find that one, and BMOnus' one to be the best two recaps I've seen. I even rewatch them from time to time (like I just did with this one)
Honestly, Martinez’s save gave me 2010 flashbacks (im a Netherlands fan) Even though Argentina beat my favourite team, Messi really deserves this, no doubt about it.
MASSIVE Congrats for this video man!! I'm Argentinean, so I've seen A LOT of theese videos so far, and this one is definitely the BEST one by FAR!! I've laughed and cried! Thanks!
Ill never forget that at one point costa rica and japan were going to go through the group stages, the japan spain/ costa rica germany game was genuinely incredible to watch
37:25 that “another defender”, for anyone who don’t know, is one of the most highly regarded ‘new’ defensive talents in the world. He signed a five-year contract with Manchester City (arguably the best football team at the moment) for a fee of around €90 million, making him the second most expensive in the world.
I've been waiting so much for your opinion on this 2022 WC tournament ending!
Messi’s era is finally ending, having left a mark on football that would be remembered for generations. He has won everything and anything that is available for him, the World Cup just confirmed his GOAT status
Who?
@@itsbeyondme5560 Lionel Messi. The best football player that has ever lived.
This is the most beautiful sports video essay that I have ever seen, I teared up with the Running Up That Hill remix playing in the final , it made me remember how I felt that day that I will never forget. Thanks,man, I wanna hug you.
this has to be the best wc summary video. Brilliant work, thanks!
"Goats don't have arms they only have legs" 😂😂😂
Pele Maradona messi it’s the best line with best examples lol
This video doesn't have enough views. Amazing work, great editing, and of course, I cried again while watching the last 10 minutes of the video because I'm argentinian. The way you told everything was great, but the way you described Messi's goal at 44:15 was a work of art. Lautaro unfortunately needs to improve his game if he wants to be in the team. Great vid!
Once again you absolutely killed this video. Such a great recap. Killer jokes as always. That ending had me all choked up again and you broke me out of it with the Emi Martinez joke. Keep up the great work.
It's been a month but I still pinch myself from time to time to see that Messi and Argentina really had won the World Cup. I had been waiting for this moment for 16 years, since Messi debuted at his World Cup. God it was so surreal.
What an excellent and entertaining video, you are amazing bro, defenitly showing this to my family and friends, love you❤️
That was awesome 👏 thank you
Argentina vs the Netherlands was spicy not because both countries hate each other, but because Van Gaal, the netherlands' coach, famously disliked Riquelme, an Argentinian football icon, and allegedly did everything in his power to have him not play when he managed him, since he was bought at the request of the club and not Van Gaal himself.
Goosebumps, what an incredible video. Great work!
As an Argentinian, this was beautiful
Completely dismissed Australia beating Denmark & making it out of the group. One of the most unexpected moments of the tournament.
Messi is the GOAT by far...there has never been a player like him
This video is just beautiful and it will age like a fine wine as time goes on.
One of the best World Cup videos I've seen, about the best WC I've seen AND featuring its rightful winner: the greatest player of all time, Lionel Messi 🐐 🇦🇷
This was so fucking good bro, I’m proud of you. 🎉
I'm not even an Argentine, and I can't describe how happy I was when they won
I really liked your climax for this video. Both the visuals and the commentary. Well done
This is the most hilarious thing I've seen in awhile! The narration had me cracking tf up! Brilliant stuff! Loved every effin' minute of it!
American? The humour in the commentary and the comparison with Jordan and Brady... Strong American vibes
My father told me how he watched Maradona play. I will tell my kids I watched Messi play...
Roy Keane calling Brazil disrespectful is the best joke a pundit have ever said during the WC tournament, he as a player, didn't just disrespect his opponents he did it to his own teammates, his countrymen, etc.
He was a piece of trash
one of the best long videos ever seen, never felt bored in the 50 minutes. Good work.
the best world cup ever, with the best ending ever. A true happy ending! Messi, the undisputed G.O.A.T!
the greatest sport humankind has ever created!
That's because you never played "catch the chicken".
Thank you for this video 🥺 5 months later I’m still watching all these videos
I love your videos haha I can just come here and relive the world cup with your hilarious commentary 💯
I’m French, and “these baguette loving mfs” was hilarious to me. Thx
It's great to see someone from France with sense of humor
I was laughing so hard at the argentina and netherlands section 😂 the way he explains everything is sp funny 😭
Bravo, my friend. Best '22 cup video by far, totally relived the experience.
😂😂😂😂 " remember GOATS don't have ehh They only have legs'' that got me cracking 😂😂😂
In the words of Peter Drury: “Here, finally, is a nations new throng of immortals!”
dude if you get copyrighted again, I just want to say that you are awesome! cheers mate
Bro what an amazing edit. Thanks for this my dude!!!!
Thank you for this wonderful video sir. I particularly enjoyed the narration over the music at the end. I am so happy that Argentina won. I have been rooting for Messi since 2014.