Watch this 'Eurovision' host PANIC when a gay app starts going off on camera

The guy handed his phone over to the presenter of the Eurovision, only to hear it get flooded with Grindr messages 😭😭😭

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— b (@croatianbarbs) May 7, 2024

Before Mede realized what was happening, audience members started laughing when they heard the easily recognizable Grindr notification sound.

"I don't know what that was, but anyway, download this Eurovision app," Mede said, trying to stay on track.

She turned back to the audience member, "I'll just give you the phone back," she said.

Then as the notifications continued, she quipped, "It seems like you're having a wonderful week here in Malmo."

A clip of the funny moment was shared on X (formerly Twitter), where fans reactions were almost as amusing as the event itself. "I woulda been like gurl lemme see i might need to go douche," one X user said.

"Miss Grndr will shame you she dgaf," someone else wrote.

I woulda been like gurl lemme see i might need to go douche

— carlos (@carlosalvarezpz) May 8, 2024

Miss Grndr will shame you she dgaf🤣

— Atreides🦂 (@AllyMoudz) May 8, 2024

Even Grindr's official X account commented on the video, writing, "Clocked worldwide."

Others admitted that they would go on the lam if this happened to them. "I would delete all my social media and go into hiding," one person commented, while another user wrote, "I would get plastic surgery, change my identity and move to Canada."

clocked worldwide

— Grindr (@Grindr) May 8, 2024

I would delete all my social media and go into hiding 😭😭😭

— Melchior (@melchiorze) May 8, 2024

I would get plastic surgery, change my identity and move to Canada.

— Alex (@alexgsm02) May 8, 2024

While the moment was hilarious, many fans on X are convinced the whole thing was a preplanned bit. Their evidence? The host first said she didn't know what the notification sound was and then told him that he must be having a "wonderful week" as though she did know what app he was getting notifications on. The internet sleuths also say that the fact that Grindr's infamous notification sound was going through the loudspeakers, which the entire audience could hear, is further proof that it was a skit.

Whether it was real or fake, it cracked us up!

Keep scrolling for more hilarious social media reactions.

So, she didn’t know what it was but then seconds later said he must be having a wonderful week. And you believe this wasn’t a set up?

— Marlo Perry (@MarloPerry) May 8, 2024

idk what's more concerning, the people who don't realize that this (complete with the sound effects played loud and clear through the sound system) is a scripted bit, or the people who are hyping up and spreading around cute little eurovision clips in 2024 like it's nothing

— André (@jygglypuffdadTV) May 8, 2024

GIRLY IS ON DEMANDDDD

— Harlee Quinnzel (Gayonka, fan account) (@bottegaga) May 8, 2024

So is that noise unique to the Grindr app notification? I'm going to have a word with my son.

— Tom Lee (@tomlee80) May 8, 2024

@nickyj124 @SCFLLATXGA pic.twitter.com/iRtMUpt94m

— ATLrebel92 (@Rogue_1826) May 8, 2024

I think this is what some people refer to as “a bit”

— caseigh (@rosiesdaddyyy) May 8, 2024

Oh ya that wasn't staged 🙄 the reactions were so fake

— Jesus Velociraptor (@JLay2K) May 8, 2024

I will kill everyone and myself if that ever happened to me pic.twitter.com/A3m5Qp2Nck

— 😇👑🩷🇺🇸✝️☦️ (@Blackma92877173) May 7, 2024

Crying real tears rn at her “oh okay I will just give you the phone back”

— taylor (@tayausjax) May 8, 2024

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— .:e:. (@JuStBcUz98) May 8, 2024