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Move over Cristiano Ronaldo, Kyle Beckerman and his head of dreads is the World Cup’s new official heartthrob. The above photo is evidence as to why. And Twitter definitely agrees:

Kyle Beckerman why you so SEXY?
— Haylee Cacciacarne (@haylee_rian)
April 3, 2014

There are two types of women in this world: those who think Cristiano Ronaldo is hot, and those who think Kyle Beckerman is hot.
— Julie Alvin (@juliemacncheese)
July 1, 2014

Helllooooo Kyle Beckerman, my hot, bedreadled, white prince

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