We have all grown to love it and some of us hate it very much, but no matter how you feel about the Vuvuzela it is here to stay throughout the 2010 World Cup tournament.

I have come to the conclusion that it is usually those that do not have a Vuvuzela or has not had the chance to blow one that gets upset with it, I mean it is just so much fun. Even if you do not have a Vuvuzela you get applications for your phones that simulates the noise of a Vuvuzela blowing when you touch the screen.

Thats all cool, but how about having a Vuvuzela as your ringtone? Now wouldn’t that be awesome? Surprising everybody with the Vuvuzela horn blowing when your phone rings will just make their days so much better.

You can now download the Free Vuvuzela Ringtone for your phone, yea free no strings attached. Just download the mp3 file of the Vuvuzela and put it on your phone and set as ringtone.

So what are you waiting for? Go and download the ringtone already and start surprising the people around with a Vuvuzela horn when your phone rings.

With the Vuvuzela being constantly in the news since the start of the World Cup, it was bound to happen soon.

Word of the Vuvuzela has made it to Hitler and he is really not happy with it.

Just love this parody, but also the Vuvuzela, will be blowing mine tonight for Bafana.

At 12:00 today people across South Africa took five minutes out of their time to go blow the Vuvuzela to show their support for the 2010 Fifa World Cup about to start in only two days here in South Africa.

This will be the first time the World Cup will be held in a social media society and it’s evident that everybody has the GEES, even the social media folk.

This Vuvuzela Moment where everybody in South Africa blew their Vuvuzela’s or honked their car horn, caused so much mentions on Twitter that it resulted in the first ever World Cup trending topic for “Vuvuzela“.

The unofficial World Cup twitter account even joined in on the action retweeting the tweets of local twitter users talking about the Vuvuzela Moment to  its 570000 followers.

If you are not feeling the GEES after the Vuvuzela Moment then something is seriously wrong, its official, the World Cup is upon us and everybody is excited.

I am just loving all the World Cup spirit at the moment, all the flags on the cars and in the streets and shop, everybody blowing vuvuzelas and even Google adding Street View inside the stadiums.

Cape Tonians can not help but notice the Giant Vuvuzela that is mounted on the famous bridge to nowhere in Town, and rumour has it that it will be blown each time a goal is scored in the World Cup.

So it seems the rumor was true, and in this video they are doing a sound test of the Giant Vuvuzela.

I am so glad I don’t live or work near that bridge

For those those of you that hasn’t seen it already, or are not near Cape Town, here is a picture of the giant Vuvuzela constructed on the abandoned bridge.

Image from 2OceansVibe twitter stream

Apparently the Vuvuzela will be blown every time a goal is scored in the Fifa World Cup tournament, if this is true I do not know. There is also a story floating around that it will replace the noon gun for the period of the World Cup. If you know the true story give us a shout in the comments.