Comedian YY explains how he found out Chelsea fans have anger issues
By Paulette Mboga, March 20, 2026Comedian YY has explained how he came to believe that Chelsea fans have anger issues, linking it to how they react.
He shared his thoughts while posting a video alongside a screenshot of the current English Premier League table on Thursday, March 19, 2026. The table showed the top five teams as Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa and Liverpool, with Chelsea sitting just outside that group.
He said, “I know you wanna find out how I knew that Chelsea fans have anger issues. It is because they click more. They click more. They always have to click more.”
He explained that his observation came from how often Chelsea-related content attracts attention. According to him, the level of engagement from those fans stood out compared to others. This is what made him connect their online activity with frustration.
Chelsea’s position
The standings he shared placed Chelsea in position six with 48 points. The club has played 30 matches so far this season. Out of those, they have recorded 13 wins, 9 draws and 8 losses.
Their attacking performance has been steady, scoring 53 goals so far. This averages about 1.77 goals per match, showing they can create chances. However, they have conceded 35 goals, pointing to weaknesses in defence during key moments.
Recent form has not been consistent for the team. A strong 4-1 win against Aston Villa came between two losses. They lost 2-1 to Arsenal and also suffered a 1-0 home defeat to Newcastle.
These results highlight a pattern of struggles against top-half teams. They have also dropped points from winning positions in several matches, which has affected their push up the table.
Chelsea started the season with promise and looked like early ‘title contenders’. However, inconsistency has slowed them down over time. Overall, the season has shown moments of progress mixed with frustration. The team has shown quality in attack but has failed to consistently turn its dominance into results.
Recently, Chelsea suffered their joint-heaviest defeat in a two-legged European tie, losing 8-2 on aggregate to European champions Paris St‑Germain and were eliminated.