From Bukayo Saka's spelling school to team analysis and score predictions, our social feeds are showing us loads of content from the Qatar World Cup.
Those "fake" England fans I was able to speak to were people from India and Sri Lanka who live and work in Qatar. It's showing a big portion of football fans what the World Cup is like and I think it's extremely powerful," he tells BBC Newsbeat. This World Cup certainly hasn't been short of speculation and debate online. I identified and tracked down several of the people in those videos. "There was a point [in the group stage] where Japan and Costa Rica were going to knock Spain and Germany out. I'm the only person in my Brazil top but the fans started embracing me anyway.