So, the public has chosen, and now we have the UK's entry for Eurovision 2016. God speed Joe and Jake.

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The public voted for the double act in Friday night's BBC4 show Eurovision: You Decide – so this year, whatever happens, it's all on us, OK?

The act weren't the hot favourites before the night, but clearly struck a chord with at least some of the voting public. So, amazingly positive response on Twitter right?

Uhh, not exactly.

1. Some people were definitely excited.

https://twitter.com/simonjonespr/status/703323361221480448

2. However, others thought we'd made a terrible, terrible mistake.

https://twitter.com/outkastman/status/703335704210894848

3. With great power comes great responsibility after all...

https://twitter.com/mr_kelsey_/status/703323975598915585

4. Some couldn't help pointing out that this isn't the first time we've had a chance to vote for these boys.

https://twitter.com/tomgleeson92/status/703323025857495042

5. Seems it wasn't just viewers at home. Check out the distraught lad in the front row shaking his head.

https://twitter.com/rudemrlang/status/703322856332070912

6. But don't be ridiculous. If we're to stand any chance, we've all got to get behind our act, right?

https://twitter.com/JAYNEHAMILTON2/status/703326124923813889

7. Feel the love Joe and Jake!

https://twitter.com/RyanUptonMusic/status/703322812476485632

8. Don't listen to the Gogglebox vicar!

Well that's that then #nullpoints #EurovisionYouDecide

— Kate Bottley (@revkatebottley) February 26, 2016

9. Because you have the backing of Michael freakin' Ball!

https://twitter.com/mrmichaelball/status/703322654208614404

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What did you think of Joe and Jake? Watch their performance again and have your say below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX7e8DMT-hQ

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