Well, he didn't do this during Tuesday's semi-final.

However, on Saturday - and following his stellar performance of Together - Ryan O'Shaughnessy had a powerful, two-fingers message for the thousands of spectators gathered in Lisbon, as well as an estimated 200m TV viewers around the world. The Dublin singer proudly said: "Love is love." And understandably his sentiment sent the crowd wild in Lisbon. We love you, Ryan! https://twitter.com/scottygb/status/995409091152490498 Dubliner Ryan's defiant statement was said in response to China hugely controversial censoring of his semi-final performance; the European Broadcasting Union banned China from showing the Song Contest final as a result. https://twitter.com/SebDance/status/995408625169588224 China had blocked Ireland's act because of its same-sex story-line (ah here, lads!). Still, that controversy certainly hasn't impacted on Ryan's popularity - plenty of folk are citing him as a potential winner. https://twitter.com/richardosman/status/995412072270848001 https://twitter.com/badrepbas/status/995417449251135489 https://twitter.com/quitcolleen/status/995417442603151360 https://twitter.com/TheDobletOfFire/status/995418163595669505 https://twitter.com/Genexican/status/995418142368305152 https://twitter.com/chus_lampreave/status/995418098537713664 The results will be announced in due course - and we have fingers and toes crossed for Ireland.