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Whether it's the World Cup, Euro Cup, Champions League, El Clásico... there is a special place in the hearts of Arabs when it comes to football.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is officially here. For Arabs, that basically translates to: "my social life no longer exists unless it's World Cup-related."

Don't believe us? These posts perfectly describe Arabs' relationship with the World Cup ... any time, any place.

1. The World Cup is always a priority, ALWAYS

Family being typical arabs watching the World Cup at my bro and cousin's graduation ???? pic.twitter.com/7kFbVLrdPm
— Mina G (@aminagerrbi) June 15, 2014

2. World Cup season wardrobe actually exists

Arabs be watching the #WorldCup like pic.twitter.com/UhrvFd9Qdt
— I ₣ Z ∆ ∟ツ (@IfzalIqbal) June 12, 2014

3. We live to hear Arabic commentators during the season

???????????????? This is how Arabs are going to react during the World Cup pic.twitter.com/RKANLhkULD
— Onyi ???????? (@love_Sboo22) June 12, 2018

4. Massive gatherings are kind of a must

When you have Arabs over during the World Cup pic.twitter.com/LlxXME1sHF
— nora sharba (@nora_sharba) June 14, 2014

5. Football matches + arguileh = BEST COMBO

???????????? pic.twitter.com/lrzBDJKxhF
— Sherif Fayed (@Sheriffayed) June 10, 2018

6. Yelling at the TV is a tradition that cannot disappear

It's a tradition for me and my father to watch the World Cup together and yell at the TV as the Italian-Arabs we are.
— Mo (@Mo_Rezk) October 25, 2012

7. Wherever the player is ... we need to scream "SHOOT IT"

I love watching world cup games with these Arabs. Regardless where a player is they're always yelling "SHOOT IT! SHOOT IT!"
— Tracy McGravy (@SajibGreenEllis) June 21, 2014

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1. The World Cup is always a priority, ALWAYS

2. World Cup season wardrobe actually exists

3. We live to hear Arabic commentators during the season

4. Massive gatherings are kind of a must

5. Football matches + arguileh = BEST COMBO

6. Yelling at the TV is a tradition that cannot disappear

7. Wherever the player is ... we need to scream "SHOOT IT"

8. Adding Arabic music to the backdrop of games is essential

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*Changes into World Cup clothes*

1. The World Cup is always a priority, ALWAYS

2. World Cup season wardrobe actually exists

3. We live to hear Arabic commentators during the season

4. Massive gatherings are kind of a must

5. Football matches + arguileh = BEST COMBO

6. Yelling at the TV is a tradition that cannot disappear

7. Wherever the player is ... we need to scream "SHOOT IT"

8. Adding Arabic music to the backdrop of games is essential

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