Madonna has hit back over fans claims her vocals were flat after her debut Eurovision Song Contest performance.
The Queen of Pop was blasted by critics for her performance , which included her hit track - Just Like A Prayer, with many saying she was singing out of tune.
But following the social media backlash the 60-year-old star has hit back herself with a sassy response to her haters on Instagram .
Sharing a snap of herself wearing her Madame X eye-patch and a diamond tiara, Madonna held her hands over her ears.
Then she captioned the picture: "Madame X Hears no Evil............... #future #eurovision #madamex .
Social media lit up last night after the legendary singer took to the stage with an elaborate routine.
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In Liverpool Twitter user Rick Houghton wrote: "Oh Madonna I admire the live singing but I would have preferred auto tune and an auto flat correcting machine. Wow."
Twitter user Beth wrote: "Unpopular opinion: Madonna cannot sing #sorrynotsorry "
Another Eurovision fan Ellie Keegan tweeted: "Is this Madonna entry for Eurovision? Is she purposely being bad? Is she okay? Is she having a breakdown? Are we all going deaf? #eurovision
Some fans had also questioned whether Madonna was secretly trolling her hosts with two dancers wearing Israeli and Palestinian flags.
In the show host Graham Norton made a thinly veiled dig at the popstar, regarding her interesting choice of outfit.
The Eurovision host couldn't seem to help himself after she appeared on screen commenting: "Madonna, what a trooper, still showing up despite a nasty case of conjunctivitis.
"What a showbiz professional."
The singer's appearance on the show was confirmed just days before the grand final.
Duncan Laurence from the Netherlands won the Eurovision song contest 2019 after a nail-biting finish in Tel Aviv.
But while the bookies' favourite stole the trophy from judges' favourite North Macedonia with his song Arcade, many British Eurovision fans' hearts went out to Michael Rice.
The British entrant got just three points from the public vote. Despite a bit more support from the judges, the UK finished last overall.
The BBC's commentator Graham Norton said Michael, a Craig-from-Corrie lookalike who is just 21 , needed "a hug" after his pitch-perfect performance got trampled under the weight of European-wide public opinion.
