‘Get them out' rage Love Island fans as they slam couple ‘only in there for the £50k'
Viewers have found themselves increasingly frustrated with Dejon and Meg's behaviour on the show.
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And even more so after the recent kissing challenge, which saw Love Island fans brand Dejon as 'rude' for the way he spoke to the girls.
Dejon was far from engaged with the game - as he brutally dished out low scores and harsh comments.
Then, later in the episode, Yasmin tried to pull Dejon for a chat to address his behaviour in the challenge, but was ultimately coldly rebuffed.
Horrified fans are now begging for Dejon and Meg, who are coupled up and exclusive, to be booted off the show.
On social media, one person penned: 'They just ruin the vibe of the villa. It's more than just the kissing challenge. He thinks he's sooooo amazing. Shutting that convo down with Yasmin was crazy, he could have shown some humility and accepted he went a bit far.'
Another person wrote: 'No chemistry whatsoever. Horrible fake couple. Get them out.'
And a third penned: 'Awful couple. They need to go as soon as possible.'
Someone else echoed: 'The way Meg cries about Dejon makes it seem real to me. Dejon on the other hand, wants that money so BAD AND I WANT HIS PLAN TO BE FOILED.'
A lot of fans are under the impression that Dejon is doing all he can to make it to the final, and have speculated that he and Meg are just in it for the money.
Someone wrote: 'They legitimately think they're going to win it,' and another viewer added: 'He looks bored around Meg and I don't know what either of them are seeing in each other (other than a potential £50K).'
Elsewhere, Jamie, Emma and Cach discussed the awkward moment between Yasmin and Dejon, and don't seem to be his biggest fans either.
Emma said: "He does this, this is who he is. Let him show who his true colours are."
It's not the first time viewers have been left outraged by either Dejon or Meg's behaviour.
Last week, OG blonde Meg watched as Irish stunner Andrada left the ITV2 dating show - and made a final 'mean girl' comment.
Islanders learnt the shock news that Ben and Andrada were leaving.
And Meg shouted 'Love you Ben' as they were saying goodbye, but said nothing about Andrada.
Fans noted on X: "The way Meg said 'We love you Ben' and didn't include Andrada..."
A second agreed: "I know the type of girl Meg is… shouting we love you Ben when Andrada is also leaving... I know who you are."
"Meg is such a BITTER BITTER person. 'We love you Ben!' Actually we love Andrada too thanks," corrected a third.
"'We love you Ben', oh my god get Meg OUT! Such a b**ch completely excluding Andrada," moaned a fan.
"Meg shouting 'we love you Ben' and saying nothing about Andrada," clocked a fifth.
Love Island airs on ITV2 and ITVX.
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