Tonight is the final of the Eurovision, and instead of being caught up on who actually won, everyone seemed focused on the Austrailian entry.
In case you missed it, here’s the act in quesion, Isaiah singing his power ballad “Don’t Come Easy”.
Clip via Eurovision Song Contest
Fair play to Australia, they seem to have got this Eurovision entry cracked, by hitting all the notes.
- Power ballad? Check.
- Big chorus you can’t help but sing along to? Check.
- Lots of fireworks to close out? Check.
- Eyebrows? Check.
Anyways, Twitter had LOTS to say about it, including the now mandatory questions as to why Australia is ever a part of Eurovision, like the exact same thing didn’t happen last year, too…
Oh look, it’s Australia! #AUS #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/9CQEhiI1e1
— IncrediblyRich (@IncrediblyRich) May 13, 2017
Snape before Lily broke his heart. #Eurovision #Aus
— Sherv张 (@ShervCheung) May 13, 2017
When you get paid #Eurovision #AUS pic.twitter.com/mITg3OE0z1
— Tingeling (@___sleepless__) May 13, 2017
When you like and RT your own content #Aus #Eurovison pic.twitter.com/JX8Frx3oCT
— NukaGirl (@SarahWellock84) May 13, 2017
this dude is like a child of Cara Delevingne and Alexander Rybak#AUS #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/gRG6nbxQfw
— ?Rasa? (@AwesomeTreeIam) May 13, 2017
AUSTRALIA DID YOU PUT YOUR NAME IN THE GOBLET OF FIRE? #Eurovision
— Joel Cornah (@JoelCornah) May 13, 2017
Australia. World’s first ballad-powered eyebrows. #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/qpxAQd0zDm
— BBC Eurovision (@bbceurovision) May 13, 2017
Australia be like #Eurovision pic.twitter.com/rwhk5yolxs
— PREZ (@sraprez) May 13, 2017
Erm Australia in #Eurovision?? Is someone confused?? pic.twitter.com/5Q1khJVjdM
— Dave Waters (@TitchTV) May 13, 2017
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