averted on the home of when it comes to genovius. and of course i always look right in the eyes. birch is, but perhaps the biggest on the new hobby of mine. i'm no longer a prude. i love to be in you to bear repose americans. but when you're feeling altogether, you'll realize that culture just another way of living. are you ready to meet the driver and then join me right? just do it on b, w. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh, if i asked you to describe how peace g strike kinley an ample pe celebrates most of his goals, you tell me what he thinks his arms in front of his chest,

while his hands disappear under his armpits. so joy over a gold always looks the same on human ember pe, most plans have their own expressions. this is how joy looks on sale. schematically, this is how it looks on hurricane. this is how it looks on some care and who doesn't know this guy's version. if you take away celebrations in football, you take a large part of football as identities with them and the joy. but if it really just about joy, gold celebrations used to be of little interest in the old days. people didn't come to see them at all. they were frequently cut off and when a celebration was caught on camera, it often looked like this reserved. and if it wasn't, it was still short and the plays got on with the game quickly. the purpose of football was to so i'm the for, it was then to return to the middle of that john been shot, game underscore again,

it wasn't to go and stand him from to buy a camera and celebrate a particular style of celebration. it made sense to do that. today, you don't even get a chance to look away. they don't just show the celebration. they show it many times over again again, again. and it's so mold and this is just an ordinary. wonderfully again. do you ever ask yourself what happened between here and there? maybe it helps to ask why the football is celebrated. whether you're playing at the beach or at the world. well, that's easy, joy. you want to score and when you do it, you're happy. and the men's feeling of happiness or gas ah,

look at these guys. didn't look to her gas mc last century. they were very conservative or they were very masculine. you know, there was no really motion bolts flooring in the 50s. and early ninety's sixty's was a reaction, it was something people were doing, does they had scald? they were, it wasn't a dramatic reaction. it was an understated reaction. this joy is pure reflex and reflexes cannot be influenced, but cheering like this is not a reflex like this, this or this. imagine this back in 1960. any idea how supportive than what have reacted to our ronaldo? so probably with this day, what the hell you darren, you know, this doesn't make it just make any sense. they've not lived with the same way. they have no access to play in terms of the post go mama,

a yoga session on the picture would have made everyone even your teammates very suspicious. why? because before the age of self discovery, it was all about the group. it wasn't individual, any of that was chic, but rather be in sync. if you think about a fall stop training the 1949 package. your ford factory is esau premier, abomination large scale. method of you know, it's a standardized product tabi, produce the mass consumption and i think the celebration. so the games were quite reflected back then. a player would never see his name on a jersey. and he never, ever think of celebrating by himself this. that's what every german to this date remembers. handle the nonce 19. 50 wilton. couple winter. and debra. what did she oh, she's oh,

but no one can tell how heading to hand. no one can. so what happened in the morning, this television rock'n'roll, a cult of personality rattled out of deformity. people become individuals and athletes became bigger than their sports. ah, hamburgers, football was 2 were singled out of stars almost detached from their t. where do dorothy was mighty breath. the simply walk the ball in the attention, make them self aware the so does you when they get on the phone. i'm pleased outside the individualist. i think me so i always get like there is an open mic. the individual stood out from the tomb and the most individual moment was when he scored a goal. the 1970 wolf cup was the 1st were

matches from latin america were shown life and in color on european television. that could explain one of the most iconic goals celebrations today, ah, palest she or was definitely more dramatic than any from his 1st world cup. 1950. 0, deep. well, what units? people get. people get to see the gold, gold, gold, gold score. and therefore, the players recognize that they recognize that there's an audience. there's an audience to perform for like at the corolla, over the years, players goal celebration became a thing. and the scream of joy increasingly became the screen of an individual with blaise were recognized from their celebrations. and the more outlandishly they

celebrated, the more famous they became. would horsham law have become an international star if he hadn't danced with the corner flat after each goal? than in the ninety's goal celebration became what she's very, very prestige very thoughts on g very, very much right. priority and things like that, you know, very postmodern. so they become almost past the point where they become a joke, like a post auction, you know, they're not necessarily produced by the bad place soon picked their signature celebrations early on raising an arm would do still a bit boring boards for 22nd home, but soon just use like thumb, sucking, stop, looking weird, goals, celebration started to be part of a place identity and individual exclamation mark rejecting the conformity of the

past. suddenly, goal celebrations had for the reaction, became an action players use them as a means of communication examples. you cleans months started to take the mickey out of people, naming him a diver by diving after age gold. robbie fowler reacted to rumors of a latch drop used by pretending to restore as the goal line. and this is how peter crouch silenced his critic circle back to be quite an in individual to, to respond to the critics that we shouldn't on the state goal score rose have always on the space in which you communicate, communicate important. political message is communicating. personal messages from communicating, paul collected messages on poverty. gall celebrations came to serve so many

different purposes. and are all of them celebrations changed, or rather, even on footballs, most popular video game fever, 1993 was the last year you would see the conventional sheer of joy after that summer. so the slide please. the point the game was reflecting reality and reality reflect that the video game, the celebration became part of the modern pop culture. how could all these young football is growing up? watching this? everything that not going crazy was an option to read gold celebrations, really of what those changes from really collect to this can to more empty, to let, to miss more individual individual. i think i'm what we see donna. so play is, i mean, doris bail. you played for taught them. hotspur and ben, real madrid at one point was actually trying to get the intellectual property

rights for his own celebration. not a not shows you how individual will become today. the sports pages are filled with talk about football is celebrating. players have to explain why they do what they do. like when my call, kress asked sask nobly where he got his cooking of gesture. and i was just having a conversation before the for again, my friend and he was, i go, he need to score when you score, i think may be james hardon. around that time. i had been doing that right. and is that your that was so fire, you got to do that when you score. and i hope there's no more questions about that . so sometimes you start to wonder, which is more important these days to go on the hoo ha afterwards. let's have a look at most a lot post goals for example, purpose one, solano, my us. he's the dude who scored purpose to he connects with the team who are all asked by the manager to embrace off the goals. purpose 3, he connects with the fans and then purpose for with god. and the law doesn't even

have a signature celebration, something which has become indispensable for many players to day. why is that? individual players recognize now that they are brands? they have sponsorship deals, so they have to celebrate in way which connects the audience with who they are. the successful product is not only talked about, it's also copies even outside the world. the yo strength and open in 2022. they do some rinaldo. thing with rinaldo, does it every tommy school fish more than just to go. so what branch it's rinaldo celebrate and so she predictable in all thank way i'm not is not so be when she just upset because young young kids are copying the cell will be shipping when you've got kids, you're applying for that. not for the love of actually we played well and scored

and something from that kids don't just want to play like, well now do they want to celebrate like him and become the living mean? apparently of a parody of parody, social media fuels. hello. everyone that tried to do this. deli alley celebration not only went viral, it sparked a challenge. and countless discussions. does anyone else remember the goal that this often? boy, what a change from here to here footballers have changed since by in someone else's. these people have turned in to you. you have changed, haven't you? with then

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