Film Classics On Vuvuzela
Oh, you thought the vuvuzela posts were done now that World Cup is over? Nope, not until you’ve heard the scores from some of your favorite films performed on one! Via Ryan. Watch Video ›
Oh, you thought the vuvuzela posts were done now that World Cup is over? Nope, not until you’ve heard the scores from some of your favorite films performed on one! Via Ryan. Watch Video ›
Say hello to the World Cup’s ONLY perfect scorer. [Thank you 4Chan and the color yellow.] View Image ›
Consider the vuvuzela officially beaten…er…blended to death. Watch Video ›
It’s finally a real video game! Press the soccer ball button for extra sonic dissonance. Watch Video ›
Because even one Vuvuzela is one too many. View Media ›
An awesome Kickstarter project to fund a mob of 100 vuvuzela players to descend on BP’s London headquarters for a day. All other proceeds go to the the Gulf Disaster Fund. View List ›
The description on this is absolutely perfect. “What Foul Demon Created This?!” View Image ›
This is probably more vuvuzelas than this guy can handle. View Image ›
It appears that Vuvuzelas invoke similar reactions in animals. Watch Video ›
YouTube seems to have added a Vuvuzela button to all it’s videos to allow any user to add an epic soundtrack to their videos! I picked a video that many of you would probably like to dub a vuvuzela over. Try it out on any video! Watch Video ›
At least on YouTube you can turn the vuvuzelas off. Watch Video ›
In support of the World Cup, Nike hijacked Johannesburg’s biggest skyscraper and installed the world’s largest interactive LED screen. People chose their favorite players and wrote a message, and both were projected in realtime across the building. Did the vuvuzela just get stomped out for the ultimate sign of World Cup fandom? Watch Video ›
The monster instrument, located in Cape Town, is said to be the world’s biggest trumpet and would have to be powered by the horn of a giant truck. Watch Video ›
This is from the 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie (or DCOM, if you’re hip) The Thirteenth Year. We should have known they were bad news because Dave Coulier had one. View Image ›
BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!! View Image ›
Shortly after the kickoff of the World Cup, an instrument known as the Vuvuzela began capturing the imagination of the Internet. And the Internet hasn’t looked back. Now, along with an ever-growing list of parodies and apps, we have an infographic that has more than most of us would ever want to know about the Vuvuzela, including data on its prevalence on Twitter, the sales spike on Amazon the instrument has received, and how sentiment towards the trumpet-like device has shifted (hint: it’s not positive). View Image ›
One does not simply BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZzzzz into Mordor. [Via The Daily Wh.at] Watch Video ›
Add some Vuvuzela to any site View Image ›
Instead of banning Vuvuzelas at the World Cup, they should just let this dog loose in the stadium. Watch Video ›
Inaugural performance of the world’s very first Vuvuzela Orchestra. [ Ed Note: my experience with this video lasted about 18 seconds.] Watch Video ›
A man and his vuvuzela are unleashed on New York to root for people going to work, making transactions and riding the subway. View Media ›
Move over Guitar Center. View Image ›
It’s as if Mozart himself touched this with his very spirit. View Image ›
Vuvuzela are so annoying, they’re even going back in time and pissing off Hitler. RUINING THE WORLD CUP WITH A PLASTIC BLOODY HORN?? Watch Video ›
Nst nst nst… and Bzzz bzzz bzzz… Excuse me, my brain just melted. Watch Video ›
He’s just trying to get Bzzzzzzzzed. This is the coach of the Argentinian World Cup team for those who do not know. View Image ›
I might have an urge to hurt anyone playing this around me. View Image ›
Still better than Ke$ha. View Image ›
The summer hits of 2k10. My favorite is the song that goes “BZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ”. View Image ›
TV viewers can take out their earplugs because the vuvuzelas are going to have a bit less buzz.