There was such shock around the situation that social media was abuzz. My Twitter timeline had me in splits, so I decided to share the joy (and tears as you will see below).
Here, I have compiled some noteworthy moments:
Photo: TwitterThis woman is seriously heart-broken because she paid a lot of money for this green and yellow hat.
Some consolation; she made it to national TV with this priceless look.
Photo: TwitterCoach Luiz Felipe Scolari was keeping count. It’s easy when he just had the German’s goals to keep count of.
Photo: TwitterAhh Oprah — always appropriate.
Photo: TwitterI don’t even want to know what this kid looked like after Germany scored its seventh goal. Poor thing.
Photo: TwitterHere’s the German goalkeeper after goal number five.
Photo: Twitter“Do you know how hard it is to get golden lipstick off yo’ lips??? One goal just isn’t worth this shit.”
Photo: TwitterCan’t make fun of this supporter; she feels, most certainly, like all of us do after Afridi goes for a duck... again.
Photo: TwitterWorst defeat in the HISTORY of Brazil?!
Thank you, God. At least I will be remembered for something!
Photo: TwitterThis supporter be like,
“PLEASE GOD NO MORE.”
Photo: TwitterSeriously, though folks, here is the real reason Brazil lost.
Photo: TwitterHere are ardent prayers of “die Justin Bieber, die”.
Photo: TwitterMeanwhile Brazil is making some edits to its monuments. Keep an eye out for this one.
Photo: TwitterHere is the saddest Brazilian fan in the world.
“No I won’t let go, I won’t, I won’t, I won’t. Viva Brazil, okay?”
Photo: TwitterThoughts here: Must get my Linkin Park CD out — a total In The End moment here.
Photo: TwitterOm nom nom!
It’s just that kind of day and with that, friends, you have witnessed the most humiliating loss in Brazilian history.
This post originally appeared here.


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