Best Of World Cup: Top Fan Moments, From Scotland's Supporters To Mexico's Duck

Waffle House and Carolina barbecue, the Auburn War Eagle and Boston Harbor boat parties, ranch dressing and bacon-wrapped everything. Welcome to America.

The United States boasts a tremendously eclectic culture, and, let's be honest, sometimes it's super weird and inexplicable, even to some Americans. So many things across the 50 states — they each have their own flavor and culture too — are uniquely American, which World Cup fans around the world are discovering as they come to the U.S., perhaps for the first time, for the 48-team tournament this summer. And several fans and fan bases are going viral with their adventures, team pride and sharing of their traditions and cultures too. 

A major highlight has been a couple of Germany fans, influencers Freddy and Fiago, who have been trekking around the U.S. and are thoroughly (and hilariously) documenting their adventures around the South and Midwest. 

But there's so much more to learn about (North) American culture. So we're rounding up the best and funniest moments as international fans learn about the wacky and delightful things the U.S. has to offer — along with their wonderfully unbridled support for their respective teams.

Depending on where you are or what your algorithm looks like, you may have seen Scotland fans putting orange traffic cones on statues. And their heads. 

One fan explained it simply to The Providence Journal: "So essentially, there's a statue in Glasgow where some Scottish people, for a long time, have put a traffic cone on top of it. And it's just become a bit of an icon."

The Scotland men's national team might have left the Boston area for Charlotte following its 1-0 win over Haiti on Saturday, but much of the Tartan Army remained. Countless