Week’s virals: FIFA World Cup, Messi-Ronaldo ad, Tarantino vs Marvel, Scorsese's 'fake' film, Lily Rose Depp on nepotism

Here’s your weekly roundup of all the stuff that had social media buzzing in the week gone by.FIFA World CupUnprecedented wins by Japan and Saudi Arabia in the initial matches of the FIFA World Cup took social media by storm, alongside viral videos of Japanese spectators cleaning the football stadium after matches. Messi-Ronaldo adA Louis Vuitton ad featuring football stars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo went viral on social media. The ad depicted the two footballers as chess opponents and was created from two separate photo shoots of each of them.Tarantino's Marvel controversyQuentin Tarantino, in a recent interview, commented that the directors of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are 'hired hands' and that he would never direct a film for the franchise. Netizens engaged in fierce debates over the cinematic legitimacy of Marvel.Martin Scorsese's 'Goncharov'In a phenomenon that is being talked about across social media platforms, Tumblr users have 'invented' a film by the name Goncharov, a fictional Martin Scorsese directorial, and have created art, literature and music surrounding this imaginary film.Lily Rose Depp on nepotismJohnny Depp's daughter Lily Rose spoke about the hardships of being perceived as a 'nepo baby', provoking the ire of social media users including veteran models like Vittoria Ceretti.Princess Diana and Michael JacksonAn old clip of Michael Jackson reminiscing an intriguing meeting with Princess Diana is doing the rounds on social media.Outrage against building noticeIndian social media users were left divided on a picture of a notice in a residential building barring delivery executives from using the lift.Audio production: Anil Chauhan