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Big Brother 11 housmates will blow Vuvuzelas for 90 minutes

Frankie Genchi

Vuvuzelas are seen awaiting shipping in the office of AGM-TEC, France's porter of vuvuzelas, in Beauzelle, near Toulouse, southwestern France June 19, 2010. The noisy plastic trumpet being blown incessantly by fans at the World Cup in South Africa could soon become the instrument of choice for French unions protesting government pension reforms. AGM-TEC said on Wednesday that they had been flooded with thousands of orders in recent days -- many from unionists requesting speedy delivery. REUTERS/Jean-Philippe Arles (FRANCE - Tags: BUSINESS CIVIL UNREST)Love ’em or hate ’em, there is no escaping the Vuvuzela at the moment – so Big Brother is getting in on the action.

Yesterday seven ‘lucky’ housemates will get the chance to experience the World Cup – unfortunately this is going to involve blowing the annoying instruments for 90 minutes, non-stop!

One housemate will be the referee and the other six will have to blow for the same duration as a football match.

Should they be successful, housemates will win a special World Cup BBQ.

So did they do it? You’ll have to watch Channel 4 tonight to find out.