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John Green, author of “The Fault in Our Stars,” delightful YouTube talent and shameless Liverpool supporter, may want to be careful about what he wishes for — vuvuzelas are back.
During the Uruguay-Egypt match to start Friday’s World Cup action, during which there were a lot of empty seats in the middle of the park, likely where wealthy Russians should be sitting, Green lamented about the atmosphere.
The atmosphere at this World Cup is making me nostalgic for vuvuzelas.
— John Green (@sportswithjohn) June 15, 2018
A couple hours later, as Morocco played Iran, his nostalgia morphed into the mind-numbing hum of vuvuzelas back at the World Cup after annoying the world in 2010.
The Vuvuzela is back
#WorldCup
(alekserem | IG) pic.twitter.com/eB6H0D7YnE— The18 (@the18com) June 15, 2018
It appears the Iranian fans were the culprits.
Feels like South Africa all over again. #vuvuzelas pic.twitter.com/B3ncq7mdOY
— Darren Lewis (@MirrorDarren) June 15, 2018
Green apologized for his tweet, but it won’t get the noise out of our heads.
I want to apologize for this tweet. I could never have imagined my tweet would lead to the unfortunate reappearance of vuvuzelas. I am sorry. https://t.co/Cf54YVIK8R
— John Green (@sportswithjohn) June 15, 2018
We had hoped the noise-maker of the World Cup would be something less annoying like these weird Russian spoons but, at least while Iran is playing, be prepared for more bees.
The Vuvuzelas are back and they are horrible. Sounds like playing football in the middle of a beehive. pic.twitter.com/OC8RYx7Ywf
— Sam Carter (@samarchitects) June 15, 2018
Maybe that's why Fox decided to send only two of its broadcasting duos to Russia, to avoid hearing loss?
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