Love Island fans distracted by 'perfect' element as they hit out at 'schoolboy' Luca

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Love Island Postal Service AKA L.I.P.S.As the boys each took turns to perform for the girls, a different soundtrack was played over the top.When it came to Luca's turn, Busted's smash hit What I Go To School For began playing over his routine.The surprising choice of music didn't go unnoticed by fans, with many taking to social media and calling it a "fitting" song for "schoolboy" Luca."LOOOOOL Luca's music is so fitting," a user exclaimed."Luca looks like that paw patrol guy and the music over his act sealed the deal #Loveisland," wrote a second.Another penned: "Luca looks like he’s just been dropped off at school.""The accurate music for Luca.

Proper giving school kid vibes #Loveisland," quipped a fourth.While another user added: "TOPPPP PUTTING “what i go to school for” for schoolboy Luca BAHAHAHAAHAH #Loveisland."The fishmonger recently found himself having to apologise to Tasha after making her cry once again in the Snog Marry Pie challenge.The 23-year-old chose to pie Tasha and said: "I could give you a list, but I'll let it go for today.

It's just a game, while Dami did the same thing and used the excuse that she usually "gets away with a lot of stuff."The public appeared to agree as Love Island were hit with over 400 Ofcom complaints over the bullying and misogynistic behaviour displayed by specifically Luca and Dami.Following the show, Gemma's mum, Louise Owen, made her feelings on the boys' behaviour crystal clear and threw her support behind the dancer.

Commenting on a recent snap posted on Tasha's Instagram, the wife of ex-England striker Michael Owen said: "I hope Tasha is ok, I feel it’s close to bullying now which is so sad to see."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.