Those of you who are actively watching the 2010 World Cup soccer tournament currently taking place in South Africa should be well aware of the sometimes annoying other times festive sounding BUZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ that is emitted from the thousands of World Cup spectators blowing novelty horns called The Vuvuzela. Today we learn that even Prince William of Wales is a fan of The Vuvuzela … here are photos of Wills listening to and wrapping his lips around the hated/beloved Vuvuzela horn in Botswana this week:

Fans of the World Cup have been driven to despair by its irritating drone during every match. But Prince William yesterday gave the vuvuzela the royal seal of approval. He blew the notorious plastic horn during an official royal tour of southern Africa, and found himself outblasted by an 11-year-old. The prince was in northern Botswana for a football event with more than 250 schoolchildren, while his brother Harry travelled to neighbouring Lesotho where his own charity is based. William was presented with the green trumpet by primary schoolboy Rebaone Badubi, 11. But the prince asked the youngster, who barely topped 4ft, to have a go first. He then blew the vuvuzela himself, declaring his feeble parp ‘embarrassing’. The 27-year-old is apparently not as sensitive to the noise as thousands of British TV viewers, who have called for them to be banned. A royal aide said: ‘He has had a bit of a go with them already.’ British fans could soon be given respite from the trumpets, after it was revealed the BBC is considering offering an option to strip out crowd noise using the red button following hundreds of complaints about their 144-decibel noise. World Cup officials have ruled out a ban because they are ‘part of the culture of South Africa’, while the horns are being sold in British supermarkets at a rate of one every two seconds.
I, for one, do not hate the Vuvuzela … but, then again, I don’t watch enough World Cup soccer matches for the buzzzzzzing sound to have much of an impact on my life. An ardent NY Yankees fan brought a Vuvuzela to a recent baseball game in NYC … and was promptly booted from the stadium. Hmmm, I guess the horn just doesn’t translate well to the Western world. I have to say, I like seeing Prince Wills lookin’ all horny … it’s a good look for him, yes?
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i dont hate the horns…but…i cant lie…every so often they get on my nerves. i just miss being able to hear the crowd.
I don’t even hear the horns. I’ve tuned it out. Go Italia! Go Mexico! Go USA!
I didnt hate the vuvuzelas until yesterday when i got awaken and almost crashed in the ceiling because of the scare lol but it worked better than my alarm lol cause the chilean game was at 7:30 am lol
On the news they said that some group in France had recently ordered some to use in their upcoming protest for who knows what…lol
I HATE the Vuvuzela… it RUINS watching the game and they have actually been proven to cause severe hearing problems. The spectators at the game are exposed to the spread of germs ten fold because of them and in the event of an emergency, warning audio signals wouldnt be heard and people would be in danger… okay. off my soapbox… before you all jump on me, look it up.. Why FIFA didnt ban them when they had the chance? who knows.
i hate them, its just a constant buzz through the whole game! But pretty sure its more annoying for the players!
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the horns arent too bad right now during the france/mexico game. im kinda shocked.
He’s got SUCH a beautiful smile…