Love Island\u2019s Millie Court goes viral for playing the piano \u201clike a six year-old\u201d YouTube: Love Island \/ ITVLove Island contestant Millie Court has blown up on social media after showcasing her \u201ctalent\u201d for playing the piano. The 24-year-old played \u201c\u2026definitely a love song\u201d for the other couples during a talent show, making partner Liam swoon. The clip provoked a mass of memes from fans. Some fans on Twitter users have been bashing this year\u2019s season for being \u201cboring\u201d and \u201ctoxic.\u201d Others have branded contestants such as Priya and Jake \u201cunlikable.\u201d The series has even drawn over 25,000 complaints to OFCOM (the UK\u2019s TV regulatory body) after Faye\u2019s hour-long rampage. After a turbulent couple of months, the August 17 episode featured a talent show to lift everyone\u2019s spirits. Little did Millie know, her piano playing skills would deliver infinite meme potential for her supporters. Topic starts at 5:26. Millie \u201cthe next Elton John?\u201d Some fans fan certainly thinks so, along with Liam, who \u201cfell in love\u201d over Millie\u2019s short performance. After Liam showcased his \u201ccruise ship\u201d style singing, some fans imagined a dream scenario between the couple\u2026 IMAGINE A DUO OF MILLIE ON THE PIANO AND LIAM SINGING I WOULD LAUGH SO HARD \ud83d\ude2d #loveisland pic.twitter.com\/ldAeQBVtbx \u2014 fuck (@overdumbseason) August 17, 2021 \u2026With the exception of fellow favorite Chloe, who was \u201ctrying not to laugh\u201d during the whole thing. not chloe trying not to laugh at millie playing the piano\ud83d\ude2d #loveisland pic.twitter.com\/kEg3eHIAgz \u2014 cynthia (@misscynthiax) August 17, 2021 Some branded Millie\u2019s piece as \u201cgrade 2,\u201d while one user said she played \u201clike a 6-year-old.\u201d Not Millie playing the piano like a 6 year old #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com\/hAADyJkeYY \u2014 whoknows (@shalomspam) August 17, 2021 As always, \u2018Love Island Art History\u2019 was quick on the draw, comparing the scene to a classic painting by Pierre Bonnard. Millie playing the piano at the talent show \/ Misia at the Piano \u2013 Pierre Bonnard (c. 1902) #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com\/zunmB79jfp \u2014 Love Island Art History (@LI_arthistory) August 17, 2021 Other islanders were trolled for their talents Chloe\u2019s capability for \u201cfoundation\u201d math sent fans into a frenzy. One Twitter user commented on the \u201ccampness\u201d of her chosen talent. Another simply stated that he \u201cwould\u2019ve failed maths\u201d if Chloe was his teacher. While Teddy rapped about his journey on the show (\u201cone-girl-two-girl-three-girls-four\u2026\u201d) Twitter users \u201ccringed.\u201d This year\u2019s unofficial Love Island commentator and journalist Jason Okundaye compared his rapping to \u201cIggy Azalea.\u201d Other users suggested it should\u2019ve been Chloe up there instead. For more bitesize chunks of Love Island drama, check out their official YouTube channel.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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