FIFA 2010 - Should FIFA Ban VUVUZELA? Your Opinion? History and Origin of VUVUZELA

Vuvuzela is a Zulu word meaning "to make a loud sound"

It's a trumpet shaped like horn which is blown by fans at mainly football matches and sometimes at other sport events in South Africa. Blacks and Whites in South Africa are united when comes blowing the Vuvuzela at football games .

The Vuvuzela produces a loud sound. During a sport event, the Vuvuzela is incessant, yes, it is non-stop from the beginning until the end of the match. The Vuvuzela is contagious, trendy and cathchy. During FIFA World cup 2010 in South Africa the Mexicans are using it. The British are using it. The Americans and everybody else are using it.

Originally the Vuvuzela was made out of tin, but now the vuvuzela is locally manufactured in plastic. Vuvuzela has greatly influenced and shaped football in South Africa. Vuvuzela has become part of South Africa's culture. Some people are saying that vuvuzela is annoying. It's like millions of bees invading the air space. One Vuvuzela emits 127 decibels.

Others see Vuvuzela as part of South African culture. They see it as an instrument that makes sports lively and fun. It's South Africa identity. Vuvuzela makes sports effervescent, full of life, animated, full of spirit and lively.

The question is should FIFA ban Vuvuzela during football matches? What's your opinion?

One can track Vuvuzela back to Haiti, the first Black independent country in the world.

Back then, and particularly in 1791 at the end of the 18th Century, enslaved Africans kidnapped on the coast of Africa and brought to the Haiti used a different version of Vuvuzela in the form of conch shell and bamboo as a mean to call for gathering of escaped slaves in the Caribbean island of Haiti to launched the only successful slaves revolt on this planet -- yes, the only slaves revolution to create a nation -- Haiti, the first Black independent country in the world was created in 1804 thirteen years after the 1791 successful Bois-Caiman revolution

Please visit www.RediscoverHaiti.com and www.ArtandFreeWorld.com

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[TheDanijela13]

Yes !! THESE "INSTRUMENTS" ARE IRRITATING !! OmG ---> Hate Vvuvuzelas !

[StreetSpeed10]

Like a friend of mine said. Ban them from all games except the African games and see how long that last.

[kingdomboost]

While I was watching the last world cup I kept wondering WHAT THE FRICK WAS THAT SOUND!!!!!!!

[purge98]

Trendy? You asshole.

The brits do not use it either. You obviously haven't managed to sneek into the uk like all the other immigrants.

[ElmoiseX1]

the sound could have attracted a super gang of African killer bees to the stadium. lol

[1980vince]

how disgusting.

[greenbutte21]

@TheDanijela13 I KNOW HOW THOSE IT HELP THEM???!!!

[hyperion2hger]

they keep me awake at 23:00 and later, FUCKING ANOING

[musicatonnetwork]

@tacoslayer08 no they didnt u spelt soccer wrong

[heyilikekiwi]

FULL OF BEES -_-

[tacoslayer08]

wtf they spelled soccar wrong

[ZNKK1]

No!!