Seven zany World Cup football vines that've gone viral

Vines have become the new cool on social media and mobile phones, thanks to the World Cup in Brazil. Football fans are using the Twitter-owned, video-sharing app with the same gusto, or more, that made vuvuzelas popular in the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa. Through this video-sharing app, that is both iOS and Android device friendly, fans and followers are designing short movie clips on their smart phones and linking them together for a total of six seconds. Each short video plays in a continuous loop, and is viewable directly in Twitter's timeline or embedded in a web page. In any given minute, 8,333 videos are shared through vines, according to latest figures by mediabistro.com. Here are five football vines that have gone viral on the social media due to the football craze and the World Cup. 1. Rayven Tirado's vine on the kid who did his own tiki-taka Watch funny vines