
This year's Eurovision Song Contest is well underway with a whole host of colourful and incredible musical acts vying for our attention and, most importantly, our votes.
But all is not well on Twitter.
This year's theme is 'Celebrate Diversity'. A noble goal, particularly as a huge number of Eurovision followers and fans are part of the LGBT community; whose rights remain under threat throughout Europe even today.
Many have pointed out on Twitter that this message of 'diversity' didn't seem to reach the show's producers, who have selected three white men to host.
Say hello to Alex, Vova and Timur! Your hosts for the Grand Final of the #ESC2017! #CelebrateDiversity https://t.co/gUbIBDZfSg— Eurovision Song Contest (@Eurovision Song Contest) 1494702539
The hosts are Volodymyr Ostapchuk, Oleksandr Skichko, Timor Miroshnychenko and it's the first time in Eurovision history the ceremony has been fronted by an all male trio.
Many have been criticising this distinct lack of diversity, including the BBC's host Graham Norton.
As always, people appreciated his candour.
"This night's theme is all about diversity. Let's see who's hosting. Ah, three white men! "? J'adore Graham Norton 😂 #Eurovision— Eva (@Eva) 1494703175
No one held back on Twitter.
#Eurovision theme is diversity.. 3 white men are presenting 🙈— Claire Jones (@Claire Jones) 1494703137
The point wasn't missed by anyone.
So the theme of this years Eurovision is diversity but it's being hosted by three white men.....— Chloe Harkness (@Chloe Harkness) 1494703041
"Celebrate diversity with three white men" - @bbceurovision #Eurovision https://t.co/aV0m709DjR— Jazza é®éš John (@Jazza é®éš John) 1494702533
Glad they've got three bland white men to "celebrate diversity" #Eurovision— Glamorous Matt 📼 (@Glamorous Matt 📼) 1494356808
But mostly, everyone just appreciated Graham.