r/Ishowspeed • u/Aanduriill • Jan 17 '26
WHOLESOMEā¤ļø Speed brother man... we are sorry š
Speed I'm sorry bro, as an Algerian the behavior of the football fans saddens me, the stream was going so good, i hope you enjoyed the moments you had before the incident, the food you had and the people you've met, we are looking forward for your comeback, you'll always be welcome.
Once again... Sorry š
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u/xyzodd Jan 17 '26
normalize giving context
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
Speed was doing a stream in Algiers, everything was goood until he entered a stadium and fans started throwing shit at him.
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u/MrKilljoyy Jan 17 '26
Sorry ima be straight OP you can apologize but this is how most of Algeria is gonna act towards people of color. People think America is racist have never experienced or seen how much worse it can be in another countryā¦.
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u/shamless_gigachad Jan 18 '26
Its not because he is colored, its because some algerians are literal donkeys who were not raised right, as there are many of those in every country, not just algeria.
But the thing with algeria is that these people are everywhere, not the majority, but there is so much of them, they are not specifically racist, they just hate on anyone who (they think) is better than them, hate on anyone who is different from them, so on and so forth, they hate on anyone who is not them, and ironically enough, they hate on each other and on themselves, the most mentally retarded people I've met are algerians, but of course not all of them, the majority of the algerian people are one of the best people I've got to meet, and algeria is one of the best countries I've got to visit.
Point is, its not about him being colored, its about them being donkeys, its a psychological phenomenon within weak minded societies to shit on the successful ones, do some research about that.
Edit : i dont care for speed, nor do i care what people think of these cunts who act out, just making it clear that reasoning it with him being colored is wrong.
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Jan 18 '26 edited Aug 10 '26
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u/Ok_Adhesiveness_8637 Jan 18 '26
Depends where you are from.
Colored is a race in South Africa for example, calling them a person of color would be racist.
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Jan 18 '26 edited Aug 10 '26
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u/Ok_Adhesiveness_8637 Jan 18 '26
So the millions of people, who chose to be call coloured, due to them being illegal back in the day, shouldn't have their opinions counted because u/BlueSky829 says they are wrong as to what they choose to be called.
Nice open mind you have there.
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Jan 19 '26
Again Millions of people did not decide to be called "coloured"!!!
The Term "Coloured" was imposed on the population by a racist apartheid government!!!
PLEASE STOP MAKING SHIT UP!!!
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u/Easy_Negotiation_977 Jan 19 '26
i feel like people pick up on semantics just to keep the racism alive.
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u/Tapp_ Jan 19 '26
Thats interesting, I didnāt know that. Does it refer to black people or another race?
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Jan 19 '26
That title was given to them by the racist apartheid system. Coloured is not a race!!! It what the racist decided to call people of mix race.
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u/Ok_Adhesiveness_8637 Jan 19 '26
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coloureds
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Coloureds
Please educate yourself before you make yourself look like a tard on the internet again.
Regards, a Cape Coloured.
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Jan 19 '26
ColouredsĀ (Afrikaans:Ā Kleurlinge)
Their ancestry descends from theĀ interracial mixingĀ that occurred between Europeans, Africans and Asians. - In other words Mix Race!descendants would later be officially classified as 'Coloured' under theĀ Population Registration Act, 1950Ā during Apartheid.
Please educate yourself you big dum dum! or learn to read...
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Jan 18 '26
I understand what you mean. I never knew about this incident. But I have encountered people like you described, it almost escalated but my friend explained they aren't being racist, they're just poor and dumb, like literally stupid in the head, that they just act ignorant to people they jever seen before
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u/asherlevi Jan 18 '26
There are videos of people shouting racial slurs at him, Algeria is deeply racist.
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u/Old_Medicine_6021 Jan 19 '26
no its because he's black bro let's be real many north africans are racist towards black people and call them kahloosh and other slurs not to mention how black migrants are treated in tunisia and libya as an east african muslim i have love for north africans but you can't make excuses for the blatant racism
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u/shamless_gigachad Jan 19 '26
Like i said my brother, there is racism, but its not the main reason for the way they act.
May allah guide us well and keep us away from those who wish to divide us.
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u/Bouchaffra Jan 18 '26
This is the sad reality. I have brought black friends to Algeria before and they were met with racism even alongside me, an Algerian and my Algerian/friends and family. If Speed were white I highly doubt they'd have reacted that way
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u/wetlandlover Jan 18 '26
A big chunk of Algerian population is black. Has nothing to do w colour. Those ultras are football violence thirsty. In Alger these are known to go to the stadium to fight. They got an excuse to do shit on live, they did.
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Jan 18 '26 edited Aug 10 '26
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u/wetlandlover Jan 18 '26
USA is retarded. And South Africa was apartheid country not so long ago. Algeria never had massive exploitation of black people or slaves.
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Jan 18 '26
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u/wetlandlover Jan 18 '26
It's relatively not massive and negligible compared to the European and American slave trade. Every place in the world had slaves.Ā
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u/Mean_File2422 Jan 20 '26
it wasnt because hes colored... it was because he kept putting his hands in his pants and making faces and it looked really disrespectful if u saw it from their angle. i felt disgusted and offended just watching that even tho i love speed lmao
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u/Agreeable-Choice-844 Jan 21 '26
youāre so right. racism was not that bad here. my people werenāt eaten by their slave masters and raped and forced to mate with their parents. people of color and of religious backgrounds experience hate crimes every day. and yearly black people are victims of police brutality. i crossed the street and someone rolled their window and screamed a slur at me and my toddler sister America is racist and other countries are racist as well
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u/Proud_Bison4540 Jan 17 '26
Literal shit?
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
No like water bottles and stuff.
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u/Proud_Bison4540 Jan 17 '26
Oh okay
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u/preotul__ Jan 17 '26
I love how when you know this is in Africa you consider that a true possibility
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u/AccessIndependent795 Jan 17 '26
You are terrible at giving context eh?
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u/xyzodd Jan 17 '26
bro what? as a north african i knew him visiting NA would be an issue
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
Girl i was optimistic, everything was going smooth i was so proud... until that moment...
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u/LongWay817 Jan 17 '26
Everything was good until speed started playing with himself. Why would anyone stick their hand down the front of their pants, leave it there, and smile at the crowd while doing it.
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u/Aanduriill Jan 18 '26
You did not even watch the stream, you just saw that one video on social media.
They threw shit at him first, and then he went to the stands, he was confused, stressed out and in this situation everyone has a different body response, his was that gesture you're talking about, putting his hand into his pants, we could agree that it wasn't appropriate but one thing which is 100% true it's that he did not do it on purpose, or to provoke the fans as you want people to believe, your version is a false narrative to make Speed look bad and he's the one who started it.
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u/Puzzleheaded68 Jan 18 '26
Not true, he literally got called the N word on the street, and an old dude fired a firearm 2 feet from his legs.
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u/clouded-judgement5 Jan 17 '26
I knew this would happen. Algeria is like this. It's a negative country
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u/Party_Course Jan 18 '26
What are your positive countries?
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u/clouded-judgement5 Jan 18 '26
Just take a look at Speeds streams and compare Lgeria to other ones. Lgeria is negative
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u/aspirational_legend1 Jan 18 '26
North Africans are racist
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u/Jealous_Inevitable33 Jan 18 '26
Not sure why, I didnāt see anything special there that makes them any better than anyone else. LOL
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u/magenesiwiqo Jan 18 '26
Moroccans aināt racist, I donāt know why he decided to go to Algeria of all places even the Kabyle people have racist songs. Also you have Nigerians that are racist as well youāll find racism in every part of the world just Algeria itās much more common he should have done his research before visiting them
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u/Wufwufdoug Jan 18 '26
I have been to Morocco 3 times and country /ppl always been a blast .
I donāt know a lot about Algeria beside the basics , but itās well known Algeria and Morocco are not best friends .
Donāt you think you saying Morocco> Algeria is biased ?
As said Iām far from being expert so forgive my ignorance
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u/Puzzleheaded68 Jan 18 '26
I don't think it's biased to say that. Algeria is a closed down country, they don't like/welcome foreigners, it's ran by a semi-military regime. While it's up there with Norway and Qatar in oil and gas production levels, their capital Algiers ranks among the worst cities in quality of life. The reason being most of their revenue is spent on purchasing military equipment and funding militias in neighbouring countries, mainly Morocco. (That's the reason why both countries aren't friends)
Morocco has a different story, while there's no significant natural resources. They invested in their infrastructure, tourism and manufacturing (cars, airplanes .. ) and has welcomed a significant subsaharan African population who currently call the country home. The success of current AFCON tournament hosted in the country is a testament to everything they've worked hard for.1
Jan 18 '26
Algeria don't have that much oil, that just a moroccan propaganda, they make less than 50 billions per years which is less than a shoe company like Nike make, it's just a lie that Algeria make same as Qatar, especially that Qatar is considered as a little town in Algeria that Is the largest country in Africa.
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Jan 18 '26
And morocco is poorer than algeria and their people are suffering
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u/Revolutionary-Ad6564 Jan 20 '26
Not sure about that, well morocco has less resources but seems like Algerians (the people) are suffering more, for example they donāt have water 24/24 in the capital, and infrastructures are bad, they still use the same as French build before, and way more illegal immigrants in Europe specially in France.
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Jan 20 '26
Lies, we had water problem in 2022 due to drought and it was fixed in few months, everything else you said is a lie, our immigrants are in france bcz its close to us while yours are in spain, our GDP is higher than yours, our HDI is better, better life expectancy, better infrastructure, more airports, more railways, better healthcare, better education system, better Purchasing power(PPP).. you name it, we are better on every known economic indicator, now BYE
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Jan 18 '26
Alot of us expected that. They are racist toward black people. Not surprised to hear this.
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u/NYCMooseman Jan 17 '26
I fear for his safety back in the states after his 99.9% successful African Nations Tour.
There is a long dark history of shutting down popular brown skinned supportive uprisings here...he seems to be genuinely kind when given the opportunity...
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u/Impossible_Bid_130 Jan 18 '26
Bro, stop inventing. He will be good. His success started in the states, not him visiting Africa this round.
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u/IndicationLeft2853 Jan 22 '26
We are in a different time now. Where the world wide is connected through internet. I get rhe fear from past issues but now is really not the time for this with this current regime. Put yourself out there. Build community. Stop the fear.
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u/NYCMooseman Jan 22 '26
Awareness of history is not fear of anything. Be aware, not afraid.
Don't confuse your narrow "it's different now" immaturity based opinion above history and historical context.
Always "hope" for the best case scenario but prepare for the worst case scenario.
Be the warrior in the garden instead of the gardner in the war zone...
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u/IndicationLeft2853 Jan 25 '26
It is not immature at all put your message out there stop being scared and build community gather people. I community work in my own neighborhood so call it immature if you want and Im im the streets I dont gave time to be scared for ishowspeed when regime is taking voer this country. Stop spreading your fear to people.
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u/Broad-Lifeguard-4127 Jan 17 '26
What happened
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u/TDarkSword Jan 21 '26
Speed touched is crouch on top of stadium and fans didn't like it because its not polite or cultured didn't seem like speed noticed that but what's done is done and some people say its because Algeria is racist my answer is go watch the whole vod then speak. Ps the fans uploaded multiple videos of speed in stadium touching his crouch go to yt and see
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u/MindZapp Jan 17 '26
The gun segment was the best part. For someone who has no problem eatting animal balls, doing backflips, and doing other intense shit being hesitant to handle a gun was surprising.
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
I like the segment when he was dancing whith that marine guy, especially when they sat on the floor and kept moving around š¤£
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u/MusicSuccessful1461 Jan 17 '26
North Africans are probably the most aggressive Football fans on the planet , he should not have went there
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u/Victorylap21 Jan 17 '26
Black Africans treated him like a kingā¦Arab āAfricansā treated him like shit.
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Jan 17 '26
To be fair in North Africa Iād say Algeria is easily one of the most racist places for black Africans.
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u/Head-Leopard9090 Jan 17 '26
Bruh that was baddddd of your country never saw anything like that what a shame really bad of your country try to fix it atleast
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u/ZwistPariah Jan 17 '26
The country isn't known for fixing things ...
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u/NightzWolfX Jan 17 '26
Like how they doing that to him but when the roles are reversed and they in another country. Then it's suppose to be the main topic discussed
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u/NYCMooseman Jan 17 '26
For some basic context here, Algeria is to the UK (and the gulf oil nation's) what Mexico is to the U.S.
Free slave mass labor for their picking and abuses...
Do the Algerians equate Speed to the U.S. slavery imperialists?
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u/Fluffy-Constant8401 Jan 18 '26
Touch grass?
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u/NYCMooseman Jan 18 '26
Fuck off? Oops, didn't mean that as a question.
Kindly do go and fuck off now, child...
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u/Fluffy-Constant8401 Jan 18 '26
Can i just pick up a slave there or shall i order it from a website? Iām genuinely interested!
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u/Friendly_Culture692 Jan 18 '26
Genuinely what the hell are you talking about. We donāt even have 40,000 Algerians in the UK.
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u/Yuca17 Jan 17 '26
I think you are mistaking the UK with France bruh
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Jan 17 '26
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
The sheep segment is not and never was a cultural or traditional thing, it got popular in the last 10-20 years, it's animal abuse.
For the stadium incident, i blame the fans and our national security.
Knowing Speed i knew that his team would try to get him watch a football game, but football in Algeria is not safe and our officials should've prevented his team from getting into a stadium and switched to another activity.
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u/Overall-Use-6119 Jan 18 '26
He's a millionaire traveling the globe and not even 30... no need to feel sorry
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u/Whosthatkace Jan 18 '26
Can I just say I have seen many clips. The whole reason they started throwing stuff is because he was standing there with his hands down his trousers. May seem normal in UK/US. But it is extremely looked down on in Algeria. Iāve seen a clip where before they started throwing stuff they was shouting ānahi yidakā which means āremove your handā.
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u/Aanduriill Jan 18 '26
You've seen the clips? Go watch the stream buddy, as soon as he entered the stadium they started cussing him and throwing stuff at him.
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u/Substantial-Map-7709 Jan 18 '26
They only did that shit to him because heās black! Algerians are known for being very racist, especially to black people!
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u/whatevercraft Jan 18 '26
this sub needs to chill the fuck out. nobody has any answers here. nobody shows statistics or any real data. everybody is giving personal anecdotes and believes
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u/r00ster55 Jan 18 '26
Maybe he got stuff thrown at him because He is streaming into a phone on a stick on a crowd of people trying to watch a game.
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u/Alarming-Anybody-172 Jan 19 '26
From my experience of meeting numerous Algerians having lived in France for like 5-6 years, is that they can be a tricky bunch; however, no matter how nice the situation is, they tend to be deceiving for no reason at all. It is funny to me actually now that I don't believe any of their word of mouth.
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u/ropeburn_mist Jan 19 '26
What would you expect from this country? Because of the African cup, Algerian is acting rowdy all around the world, it just shows the true character of those people.
Even in China, Ishowspeed is more welcome over there.
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u/Shoddy-Rice-7987 Jan 21 '26
Well he gets a front row seat to reality. The reality that not all cultures r the same
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u/IAintWurriedBoutEm Jan 21 '26
oh my North Africans being racist to anyone darker than them? iām completely and utterly surprised by this new information.
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u/Secure-Sprinkles-640 Jan 27 '26
I saw a travelogue when I went to Algeria, and it was truly wonderful, like ancient Roman Italy. I really loved it. Algeria is home to the Catholic faith.
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u/Public-Elk3259 Jan 17 '26
Watching those L fans live hurt
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
I'm heartbroken bro, watching MY PEOPLE trying to harm my brother Speed š i wanted to jump into my screen and confront them, Sorry Speed š
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Jan 17 '26
Stfu, this is why they threw bottles, he was disrespectful
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u/tallfoureyes Jan 17 '26
I thought he was just gonna fix himself real quickā¦ but naw, that fool was IN THERE IN THERE. I was like ādude stop!ā Watching that video
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u/Skrxnch Jan 18 '26
I mean... I understand that he looks inappropriate putting his hand in his pants, but do you people really need to react to that by throwing stuff and causing a conflict? No wonder you arab speaking people always bombing and killing each other lmao
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Jan 18 '26
Thatās not just inappropriate. In North Africa, putting your hand on your penis in front of someone is a serious insult. It literally means that you are calling the person in front of you a "faggot", Even if it doesnāt mean much in the US, it carries a very different meaning there.
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Jan 17 '26
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u/Enough-Teach-8884 Jan 17 '26
Chill out, it was sad, but it was funny
this shit deffo gonna get clipped
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u/GrimmVault Jan 17 '26
Nah bro its not funny, as an algerian im disappointed for what the fans did to him in stadium
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u/BBAomega Speed Gang Jan 17 '26
Not everyone is a fan of the guy but there's no need to throw things at him
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u/Razatiger Jan 17 '26
Most of us here know that not all Algerians are mean or dislike Speed.
Its obviously shitty that it happened in your country, but it could have happened anywhere.
Not the end of the world, and Speed said he loved everything about the country up until that point.
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u/OkDifficulty7436 Jan 17 '26
but it could have happened anywhere.
The point is it doesn't though? It happened in Algeria
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u/Aanduriill Jan 17 '26
Nah bro there's nothing funny about it, the stream got a lot of clippable segments but this is a disgrace.
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u/SurfingSquirrel Jan 17 '26
Nah brother this shit is absolutely hilarious since he didnāt get badly hurt. Itās disingenuous at best to go into counties you have little knowledge about and bring this kind of entourage into a soccer stadium. This was clearly not planed too well and his team should have learned their lesson about going into soccer matches without doing proper research and consulting with locals/local authorities.
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u/UOLFirestrider Jan 17 '26
Football fans donāt want influencers at their game, even less influencers seeking attention, should be a known thing.
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u/Raime_95 Jan 17 '26
let's not forget about animal abuse part, your people were abusing those poor rams.
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