Komet Posted March 1 Posted March 1 The UK song is fine but unexciting and I expect it to get lost in the mix televote wise. And I don't juries going crazy for this either, they're likely coming for that #15-20 result.
gimmelaugh Posted March 1 Posted March 1 I'm usually more of a diva bop kinda girlie but my faves as of now are Rim Tim Tagi Dim and Europapa I guess I represent the locals this year
ReachInsideMe Posted March 1 Posted March 1 (edited) Hmm, don’t think people are really envisioning how well Dizzy is going to go down live with correct stage production and acoustics. Can see it being top 3. Edited March 1 by ReachInsideMe
SlowGinFizzzz Posted March 1 Posted March 1 Dizzy is just not very good, it's kinda hard to believe this is the same guy who gave us so many classics with Years & Years. We Will Rave on the other hand...
Mark Rih Posted March 1 Posted March 1 2 hours ago, igninton said: I'm sorry... but this is what all of you have been going crazy for? It sounds like a 2012 entry that will most likely place in the bottom 5... that's if it even qualifies I have to laugh because I didn't listen to any of the leaks and was waiting for it to be released and I've never been more disappointed 2012? It’s 90s eurodance, it sounds exactly like this song: Anyway it’s a euphoric bop and it looks like she can move, if the performance is good it will do well
nasa Posted March 1 Posted March 1 Austria and the UK both hot garbage that will go absolutely nowhere in May
Pendulum Posted March 1 Posted March 1 4 hours ago, BOOM! said: Someone saying: "The only thing that moved are her eyelashes"... She's so talented my god... studio-like vocals 1
Pendulum Posted March 1 Posted March 1 Austria is a bop in the sense that it gets the girls moving but it's so date my god. The gag that Europapa is more rave-y too
BOOM! Posted March 1 Posted March 1 4 minutes ago, Pendulum said: She's so talented my god... studio-like vocals Yeah, vocally she was incredible! But i feel like performance overall was pretty mediocre and "go girl, give us nothing". I understand that she was focusing on her vocals and singing but this song needed a bit more.
Nashe Posted March 1 Posted March 1 Zagreb 2025? who would've thought lol though in the case of winning they would most likely give the hosting duties to a country which could actually finance it
elvenOCEAN Posted March 1 Posted March 1 (edited) 27 minutes ago, Nashe said: Zagreb 2025? who would've thought lol though in the case of winning they would most likely give the hosting duties to a country which could actually finance it Apparently the head of the Croatian delegation confirmed they'd host it or accept to host it even if they end up second behind Ukraine (that is, if Ukraine wouldn't be able to execute it). Anyway, current top 6: Croatia France Belgium United Kingdom Ukraine The Netherlands Austria gets extremely tiring already after a few listens... and that ending certainly isn't helping. Also, we don't approve of nepotism. Edited March 1 by elvenOCEAN Completely forgot about France!
Nashe Posted March 1 Posted March 1 7 minutes ago, elvenOCEAN said: Also, we don't approve of nepotism. who is she?
Fevesy Posted March 1 Posted March 1 (edited) 15 minutes ago, elvenOCEAN said: Also, we don't approve of nepotism. She already commented on this You are the partner of ESC creative director Marvin Dietmann. What do you say to critics who accuse you of taking part because of your relationship? Marvin and I have been in a relationship for nine years, and I discovered ESC through him. But I was already an artist before and did a lot of things on my own. It doesn't surprise me that this is being linked in Austria: But I didn't submit my song through Marvin, nor did I have him holding hands by my side in the studio (laughs). Quite the opposite. Sometimes it's even more difficult when you're in a relationship like that to get a real chance. The saying quickly comes up: “She only got this far because of him.” We have strictly separated everything so that exactly that cannot be the case. I stand as an independent singer who has done this on her own, and I have a strong man behind me who is proud of me. He doesn't do my stage show either, we outsourced it to a partner. Because it is important to us to draw a clear dividing line here too. Also she won the fanclub vote fair and square to be selected. The other songs could have just been better. Like this was one of them: Edited March 1 by Fevesy 1
igninton Posted March 1 Posted March 1 (edited) Less than a week and Rim Tim Tagi Dim already got boring. Y'all are also high on something if you think the juries will touch that and given at how many joke/televote-bait entries we have this year, I doubt any of them will pull landslide numbers and they will split the televote while the jury will decide the winner. I hate to say it but this will be an Italy-France battle all over again ala 2021. Edited March 1 by igninton
illia Posted March 1 Posted March 1 51 minutes ago, Nashe said: Zagreb 2025? who would've thought lol though in the case of winning they would most likely give the hosting duties to a country which could actually finance it if Ukraine managed to host it in 2017, Croatia can too
getinthezone Posted March 1 Posted March 1 1 hour ago, Nashe said: Zagreb 2025? who would've thought lol though in the case of winning they would most likely give the hosting duties to a country which could actually finance it why do you assume they couldnt host it?
elvenOCEAN Posted March 1 Posted March 1 31 minutes ago, Fevesy said: She already commented on this You are the partner of ESC creative director Marvin Dietmann. What do you say to critics who accuse you of taking part because of your relationship? Marvin and I have been in a relationship for nine years, and I discovered ESC through him. But I was already an artist before and did a lot of things on my own. It doesn't surprise me that this is being linked in Austria: But I didn't submit my song through Marvin, nor did I have him holding hands by my side in the studio (laughs). Quite the opposite. Sometimes it's even more difficult when you're in a relationship like that to get a real chance. The saying quickly comes up: “She only got this far because of him.” We have strictly separated everything so that exactly that cannot be the case. I stand as an independent singer who has done this on her own, and I have a strong man behind me who is proud of me. He doesn't do my stage show either, we outsourced it to a partner. Because it is important to us to draw a clear dividing line here too. Also she won the fanclub vote fair and square to be selected. The other songs could have just been better. Like this was one of them: That all sounds very nice, and I'd even accept it, were it not for the fact that she is a nobody in the music world there (and an average at best "talent," in music at least) who was selected internally.
Bloodflowers. Posted March 1 Posted March 1 My #1 faves over the years 2018: AWS (Hungary) 2019: Hatari (Iceland) 2021: Måneskin (Italy) 2022: Konstrakta (Serbia) 2023: Käärijä (Finland) 2024: Baby Lasagna (Croatia) My second place runner up faves 2018: Netta (Israel) I dislike this now but I was still a new, casual Eurovision fan back then nnnn; 2019: Dirty Dancing (Switczherland) and Replay (Cyprus) 2021: Blind Channel (Finland) and Hurricane (Serbia) 2022: Chanel (Spain) 2023: Joker Out (Slovenia) 2024: Raiven (Slovenia) I AM OBSESSED WITH THISSSSS
Nashe Posted March 1 Posted March 1 29 minutes ago, getinthezone said: why do you assume they couldnt host it? because it's one of the poorest EU countries? currently struck with the highest inflation rate. financing the organization of the ESC would definitely result in an unwanted recession even though Croats are very passionate & proud about such events and would probably rather face recession than missing out on hosting it
POPTART Posted March 1 Posted March 1 58 minutes ago, Nashe said: because it's one of the poorest EU countries? currently struck with the highest inflation rate. financing the organization of the ESC would definitely result in an unwanted recession even though Croats are very passionate & proud about such events and would probably rather face recession than missing out on hosting it Croatia is doing better then some other countries that hosted in the past though. I doubt HRT would say no to hosting + the HoD said they are ready if it happens or in case of Ukraine win (and Croatia placing 2nd).
getinthezone Posted March 1 Posted March 1 1 hour ago, Nashe said: because it's one of the poorest EU countries? currently struck with the highest inflation rate. financing the organization of the ESC would definitely result in an unwanted recession even though Croats are very passionate & proud about such events and would probably rather face recession than missing out on hosting it "poorest EU country" still isnt poor
Nashe Posted March 1 Posted March 1 2 minutes ago, getinthezone said: "poorest EU country" still isnt poor please, EU or Europe, it's down there at the bottom. 4 minutes ago, POPTART said: Croatia is doing better then some other countries that hosted in the past though. I doubt HRT would say no to hosting + the HoD said they are ready if it happens or in case of Ukraine win (and Croatia placing 2nd). yeah sure, until the government is faced with the actual costs of the hosting duties. Even the Netherlands weren't happy at all about organizing it for a 2nd time.
WalkAway Posted March 1 Posted March 1 1 hour ago, Nashe said: because it's one of the poorest EU countries? currently struck with the highest inflation rate. financing the organization of the ESC would definitely result in an unwanted recession even though Croats are very passionate & proud about such events and would probably rather face recession than missing out on hosting it Recession over Eurovision?
Nashe Posted March 1 Posted March 1 48 minutes ago, WalkAway said: Recession over Eurovision? Pride and logic - something Croats are bad at
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