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Norway fan speaks out on why he didn’t join rowing celebration in viral World Cup moment

A viral 'Viking Row' celebration at the World Cup is drawing both widespread participation and individual dissent.

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A Norway fan has publicly stated his refusal to participate in the 'Viking Row' celebration currently occurring at the World Cup. The fan characterized the ritual as 'stupid' in statements regarding his absence from the viral moment.

Coverage from Yahoo Sports and the New York Post focuses on the fan's individual dissent, while Town & Country Magazine reports that the chant has been adopted by the Kennedys. Historical context regarding the origin of the chant is provided by HistoryExtra.

Future developments will depend on whether additional spectators or public figures express similar reservations about the celebration. It remains to be seen how the popularity of the 'Viking Row' evolves throughout the remainder of the World Cup tournament.

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Quick answers

Why is the fan not joining the celebration?

The fan has described the 'Viking Row' as a 'stupid' ritual.

Who else has been observed performing the chant?

According to coverage, members of the Kennedy family have participated in the chant.

What is the historical origin of the 'Viking Row'?

HistoryExtra provides information regarding the real history behind the chant.

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