Is "Too Much People" possible when I want to get the feeling of uncountable people?

Question

Of course the rule is countable = many Uncountable = much But I see in some contexts that it's possible to exist this sense when I can't count in a way that it's exaggerated. "There were too much people in the same room." Is it possible or not?

Answer 1

Even though there may seem to be an overwhelmingly large population of people to count, people are always countable--so you would always use "many" rather than "much" when referring to people.

Countability can be tricky if you think about it as a process for which you would be responsible. But remember that even grains of sand on a beach could, theoretically, be counted because each grain is an individual unit. So even though there are more grains than one person could ever count, there are still *many* grains of sand on the beach, not *much* grains of sand on the beach.