Twitter responds to Germany defeat with hilarious posts

Last night saw the biggest shock of the World Cup so far (yes, even more shocking than England winning a game by five goals) when South Korea sent cupholders Germany crashing out of the competition.

Naturally, the good folks on Twitter had a lot to say about this unexpected turn of events.

The professionals over at FOX Sports Brazil, whose national side were beaten by Germany 7-1 in their last World Cup campaign, were the first to offer their congratulations.

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— FOX Sports Brasil (@FoxSportsBrasil) June 27, 2018

The unbelievable moment South Korea scored twice in added time was deemed worthy of a soundtrack.

Had to be done
Germany losing to South Korea
with Titanic Music

Please Enjoy!! pic.twitter.com/jq8o3gndfy

— Brazilian Gazaman 🇧🇷♓ (@fromdemuddagaza) June 28, 2018

South Korea eliminating Germany while Korea's most dramatic song plays in the background pic.twitter.com/uhU9mFWxvQ

— ᴀ💚's EUGENE🌈 (@mondemonsx) June 28, 2018

But none of those versions beat the beautiful original audio courtesy of South Korean commentators.

South Korea knocking out Germany in Korean Commentary is gold #Worldcup #KORGER pic.twitter.com/jDdSsevrZ1

— ° (@ERNESTHDGAMER) June 27, 2018

Speaking of music, South Korean pop sensation BTS suddenly found themselves climbing the Mexican charts and invited to carne asadas.

Mexicans stanning BTS after South Korea defeated Germany is iconic

— Luke Waltham (@lukewaltham) June 27, 2018

i still can’t get my head around the fact that the south korea became the first asian team to beat germany and mexicans are listening to kpop as a way of thanking korea for knocking germany out of the world cup…

— 내 마음을 훔친 범인은 바로 세훈 🎩🔎 (@milkteu) June 28, 2018

All of my family & friends are now more interested in bts ever since South Korea beat Germany & Mexico got to advance to the round of 16, they fucking told me to invite bts to the next carne asada as if my ass is good friends with them, like bruh why are they like this?!? 💀

— you stow lee ugh (@btsownstheworld) June 27, 2018

In person, Mexican fans seemed to have a sudden and collective urge to find anyone of South Korean ethnicity to join their celebrations.

Mexico fans gave one South Korean in the crowd a parade after South Korea beat Germany 😂 (via @AHNSYUJlN) pic.twitter.com/C7D5Hls6vR

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) June 27, 2018

We love you Korea!!!🇰🇷🇲🇽🇰🇷🇲🇽🇰🇷 #graciascorea pic.twitter.com/z6BsWO4hti

— Valerie Baeza (@_Valeriebee) June 27, 2018

Mexican fans outside the Korean Embassy in Mexico City even celebrated with the ambassador, downing tequila shots together.

That’s the Korean consul general to Mexico, Byoung-Jin Han, celebrating with grateful Mexican fans outside the Korea embassy here. One fan said he took a shot of tequila with them earlier. pic.twitter.com/NGWEmRADUW

— James Wagner (@ByJamesWagner) June 27, 2018

Mexico and Sweden fans, who started the day on opposing sides as they fought for what they believed was only one qualifying spot – became the best of friends.

Altogether now… "Bye bye Germany" as a joint Mexico-Sweden chorus. pic.twitter.com/mSV3ctpUdK

— Amy Lawrence (@amylawrence71) June 27, 2018

And best of all, everybody loves South Korea now.

A quick illustration about South Korea's win today and how Mexico is celebrating like we didn't just lose 3-0 against Sweden. Also, South Korea just eliminated the defending champion, they might not have passed to the next round but they sure know how to make an impression 😎 pic.twitter.com/frsjxSQDXK

— Mirelle Ortega (@moxvi_) June 27, 2018