Olly Alexander's performance at Eurovision has left fans unsettled due to its resemblance to a 2000s horror film.

We will always remember and be affected by what we saw.

May 7th 2024.

Olly Alexander's performance at Eurovision has left fans unsettled due to its resemblance to a 2000s horror film.
After eagerly waiting, Eurovision fans were finally treated to Olly Alexander's mesmerizing performance of his song "Dizzy" during the first semi-final in Sweden. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint. The viewers at home were completely blown away by the spectacle, which featured the singer going upside down in a box surrounded by male dancers in a proud and unapologetically queer celebration.

But as with any big event, there were some who couldn't help but draw comparisons. As Olly spun around in the box, with his dancers defying gravity in what appeared to be a dirty bathroom, some viewers couldn't help but notice the similarity to an iconic scene from the 2004 horror film, Saw. One user even joked that all we needed was a sliding door, a bath, and a hack saw to complete the look. Others also pointed out the resemblance to Zac Efron's spinning school hallway stunt from High School Musical 3.

But despite the comparisons, the majority of fans were left in complete awe of the performance. Some even called it the best staging they've ever seen in the contest. And let's not forget the amazing progress the UK has made in the past few years, going from "flop" to serious contender.

In case you missed it, the UK automatically makes it through to the grand final every year as one of the “big five” nations alongside France, Germany, Spain, and Italy. But tonight marked the first time that the UK has ever performed in a Eurovision semi-final, making it a historic moment.

The countries that made it through to the final after tonight’s first semi-final were: Croatia, Cyprus, Finland, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, and Ukraine. And while Ireland's qualification marks their first time in six years, all eyes were on Olly's incredible performance.

Speaking to the media before the semi-final, Olly opened up about his feelings towards the Union Jack flag, admitting to having a love-hate relationship with it. But for him, it represents the inclusivity and diversity that make the UK so special.

And now, as we eagerly await the grand finale, we can't help but think about Olly's unforgettable performance and all the amazing moments to come. So be sure to tune in on May 11 for the final showdown. Trust us, you won't want to miss it.

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