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Not "woo guy."
As Super Bowl 50 aired Sunday night, fans took to social media to air their grievances with one person in particular: "Woo Guy." This football fan spawned a Twitter hashtag (#wooguy) and tons of complaints for "woo-ing" throughout the game, which ended up on CBS's audio.
You can hear a bit of his woo below:
The Woo Guy is perfectly audible, Coldplay & Beyoncé are not. #SuperBowl50
- 500 BAEs of Summer (@CarlosOGomez) February 8, 2016Though some were impressed with his ability to stay consistent.
Gotta give the "woo" guy credit. He's kept the same pitch all the way into the 2nd half. #SuperBowl #wooguy
- Evan Davis (@EDavis88) February 8, 2016Whatever team the "Woo Guy" was rooting for or wherever he may now be, at least he knows he earned the hatred of fans everywhere.
Hey @cbs can you find and destroy the woo-ing guy next to the microphone at the Super Bowl? Thanx.
- Jeremy Schneider (@jeress) February 8, 2016to the guy at the #SuperBowl woo-ing in the background: pic.twitter.com/mek4rQLKA0
- Bustle (@bustle) February 8, 2016Satan: Welcome to hell.
[unseen, from somewhere in the back]
Woooooooooooooo!
Satan: He never stops, btw. #wooguy
- Turd Fergussen (@OhTurdFergussen) February 8, 2016If I had a gun with two bullets and was locked in a room with woo guy, Kylo Ren & Hitler.. I'd shoot woo guy twice. #SuperBowl #wooguy
- Daniel Kross (@Kross) February 8, 2016Please can someone eject the WOO guy from the game? Spoiling it for a few hundred million people #SuperBowl
- Dave Mojo (@Cyberaxiom) February 8, 2016Dear guy at the Super Bowl with the most grating "woooooo" ever: Get farther away from the mics. I want to shred your vocal cords.
- Seth MacFarlane (@SethMacFarlane) February 8, 2016Hey @CBSSports-- thanks for being on top of this issue. pic.twitter.com/vmNmZinvJN
- Seth MacFarlane (@SethMacFarlane) February 8, 2016