Sure, there are plenty of great reaction videos showing crazed U.S. soccer fans losing their collective mind in the 87th minute of Monday’s World Cup game against Ghana.

But I just love this simple timelapse of Twitter activity before and after Brooks’ game-winning goal, courtesy SBNation’s Michael Katz.

Late in the game, minutes after Ghana had equalized with a soul-crushing goal, 21-year-old rookie John Anthony Books made the goal of a lifetime, knocking a header into the back of the net off a beautifully-placed corner kick. The German-American defender had come in after halftime as a substitute for the injured Matt Besler.

And boom. With the game winding down and USMNT’s dreams of three opening round point seemingly shattered – GOOOOAALLLLLLL!!!

According to Twitter, the entire USA vs. Ghana match saw nearly five million total tweets during the telecast. And if you count the entire globe, Clint Dempsey’s opening-minute goal was the most-tweeted moment of the match. It barely beat out Brooks’ late goal by a few thousand tweets per minute.

#USA goalscorer @j_brooks25. Read his #USMNT bio: http://t.co/NmE2AJ7bQo & Watch his story: http://t.co/5W8y4r1C3V pic.twitter.com/uPENEvwo6E

— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) June 17, 2014

But I just love the explosion after the Brooks goal.

Here's John Brooks' go-ahead goal for the #USMNT. Feel free to watch it as many times as necessary. http://t.co/59F4cArpzM

— ESPN (@espn) June 17, 2014

Go USA.

Image via USMNT, Twitter