Eurovision 2016: Here's what Twitter thought of the UK's Joe & Jake
The boys belted out You're Not Alone, but what did Twitter think of their performance?
24 songs and what felt like a spectacularly Eurovision-y age later, the UK's Joe & Jake finally took to the stage to perform You're Not Alone at the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final in Stockholm, Sweden.
21-year-old Joe and 19-year-old Jake really gave the performance their all, getting quite the reaction in the auditorium.
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But what did Twitter think of their performance?
Well, some high profile fans were pleasantly surprised by it.
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Others reacted in true sarcastic Eurovision fashion.
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Their performance was enough to land them a Top 3 spot for some viewers.
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Others were NOT so kind...
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But the negative comments inspired patriotism.
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And they went down a treat in the Eurovision Press Room.
We're ON OUR FEET in the press room #EUROVISION #UK pic.twitter.com/o0tBWrEbRE
— Radio Times (@RadioTimes) May 14, 2016
Sorry about the screeching...
Now it's up to Europe to decide.
