What's hot on the internet - 20 May: Eurovision 2015, #HumpDay and England U21

Wednesday, or #HumpDay on social media, arrives with Eurovision 2015 leading Google Trends after Pertti Kurikan Nimipaivat, a Finnish punk band with learning difficulties, was eliminated from the first semi-final. The event will probably stay on the daily trends for the rest of the week.

Of course, sport is one of the hottest topics again following the NBA draft lottery and Harry Kane being included in the England squad for the 2015 European Under-21 Championship.

Since social media never gets boring, also making the rounds on the internet are the world's first electrical car ferry, a wallpaper TV and a "hairy" stag party.

Google trends UK – Top 5

• Eurovision 2015 - 50,000+ searches
• Wizz Air - 50,000+ searches
• Raheem Sterling - 20,000+ searches
• Tidal - 20,000+ searches
• Lord Mountbatten - 10,000+ searches

Twitter trends UK – Top 10 (as of 12.20pm BST)

#DescribeYourselfIn3Words

#TDC15

#polfed15

#HumpDay

England U21

Sizing Europe

#supportbaharmustafa

Tristram

Lewis Hamilton

Rainsbrook

Facebook trends - Top 5

Takata Corporation: Company Expands Recall to 34 Million Vehicles Due to Faulty Airbags

Hatton Garden: Police Arrest 7 in Raid Following Safety Deposit Box Heist in London

Chelsea Flower Show: Royal Horticultural Society Hosts 5-Day Garden Show in London

Stag Party: Friends Reportedly Glue Body Hair to Groom's Face at Event

Louise Mensch: Former Conservative MP Accused of Bullying Teen on Social Media

Alexa Trends – Top 10

1. Rumer Willis

2. NBA draft lottery

3. Bernie Sanders

4. Alix Tichelman

5. github

6. Nyse:wmt

7. Mad Men

8. Dean Potter

9. Bad Blood

10. Twin Peaks Waco

Most shared stories

• World's First Electrical Car Ferry In Operation Now
• LG's Astonishing "Wallpaper TV" Is So Thin You Can PEEL It Off The Wall
• Queensland Police Issue 'Wanted' Notice For Nickelback Over 'Crimes Against Music'
• [Sweden] Equality Minister: "Companies without at least 40% women in the board of directors to be dissolved by the state".
• Sichuan man spends 10,000 RMB on ice coffin to keep dead wife's body in bedroom