Iceland has qualified for its first-ever FIFA World Cup, but it was a celebratory wave of thunderous viking claps between players, team staff and supporters that really stood out. The team managed to make the quarter finals of that tournament, and also upset competition giant England before celebrating with their now-famous clap. And all along the way, the thunder clap has followed. The celebration has even become so so popular online that it has reached Australia's shores, with National Rugby League (NRL) club the Canberra Raiders also adopting the chant among its fans. And while we're sure Iceland's celebrations are still well and truly underway -- anyone heading to Russia next year now has around eight months to prepare for scenes like this.

Source: Huffington Post October 10, 2017 06:22 UTC