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This is one of the shadiest videos ever posted by a broadcaster. I can't believe it is still up. :rip:

 

 

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Just now, Riot said:

Israel will have 500+ points from the televote

That's not even possible :heart2:

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My only fear is that Baby Lasagna won't do well in jury vote. They have other performances to vote for (Switzerland, France, Ukraine, Sweden). Some will probably support Israel too. If the jury point difference isn't at least 150-200 points between Croatia and Israel, then things might get nasty :dancehall2:

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Wait Ukraine's televote record is safe :duca: Israel can receive a max of 444 points (assuming EVERY country + ROTW give them 12 points) and they won't:duca:

 

Stream to celebrate

 

 

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1 minute ago, nasa said:

That's not even possible :heart2:

450 points then

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Israel turned the ads on

 

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Today is going to be a day full of drama, plot twists and chaos.
Can't wait :heart:

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3 minutes ago, Imagine Dragon said:

This is one of the shadiest videos ever posted by a broadcaster. I can't believe it is still up. :rip:

 

 

It was probably the only Swedish song besides Euphoria and Hold Me Closer that I genuinely liked. Wish it had qualified.

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Guys this is crazy!!! I just saw a YouTube ad of Israel promoting their song and entrance number. I'll screenshot if it appears again. Things really seem to be rigged in their favour at this point. :rip:

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2 minutes ago, OnlyManInTheWorld said:

My only fear is that Baby Lasagna won't do well in jury vote. They have other performances to vote for (Switzerland, France, Ukraine, Sweden). Some will probably support Israel too. If the jury point difference isn't at least 150-200 points between Croatia and Israel, then things might get nasty :dancehall2:

I see no reason why the jury would tank Croatia. I think at the worst they'll place 4th with the jury. There's not going to be a runaway jury winner like last year, so Baby Lasagna could absolutely win from that if his televote is big enough (which it will likely be)

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8 minutes ago, Riot said:

Israel will have 500+ points from the televote and 12 points from one jury (Germany)

max is 444 I think

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Just now, PerfectCure said:

Guys this is crazy!!! I just saw a YouTube ad of Israel promoting their song and entrance number. I'll screenshot if it appears again. Things really seem to be rigged in their favour at this point. :rip:

Countries buy ads all the time, how is that rigged lol. :suburban:

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1 minute ago, PerfectCure said:

Guys this is crazy!!! I just saw a YouTube ad of Israel promoting their song and entrance number. I'll screenshot if it appears again. Things really seem to be rigged in their favour at this point. :rip:

This is very common practice and has been done by not only Israel in the past 

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I don't see Israel getting 12 televote points in most of Eastern Europe.

 

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This mess still going on :bibliahh:

 

The amount of Joost fans trying to make him an innocent martyr based on nothing :dies: 

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1 minute ago, WalkAway said:

Countries buy ads all the time, how is that rigged lol. :suburban:

 

1 minute ago, abelfenty said:

This is very common practice and has been done by not only Israel in the past 

Ads are suddenly rolled out during the day of the Grand Final, in the meantime people were supposed to be able to vote from the ESC site :coffee2: Thank you Netherlands

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1 hour ago, abelfenty said:

Happy Italy wins Eurovision for a 4th time day

 

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Angelina ManGOLD will snatch a sneak win like I predicted before seeing that staging

 

I heard the Pope is going to ask Catholics to vote Italy as a matter of 'religious importance'

 

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The 2003 WordArt gradients :bibliahh::bibliahh::bibliahh:

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Malmo feels so cheap even though it's not. The interval acts have just been jokes and the singing ones have mostly been the tired former contestants coming and doing a song from yesteryears, did all the Swedish stars refuse to come? Not even a segment about Malmo??

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I hate the fact that girl from Israel is actually talented and it's a cute pop song :dies:

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3 minutes ago, Gwendolyn said:

Malmo feels so cheap even though it's not. The interval acts have just been jokes and the singing ones have mostly been the tired former contestants coming and doing a song from yesteryears, did all the Swedish stars refuse to come? Not even a segment about Malmo??

Charlotte Perrelli is in 3 interval acts this year and I have it on good authority this was not supposed to happen. They were still scrambling to get interval acts together when they had ready started rehearsing at Malmö arena 2 weeks ago.

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7 minutes ago, Imagine Dragon said:

I don't see Israel getting 12 televote points in most of Eastern Europe.

 

Not in Spain either

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I'm still confused as to why every contestant seems angry/sad about the whole event? 

 

Is it the fact that their event is being overshadowed by scandals? Are they mad israel is competing? Is the organisation lacking? What is it? I've seen reports about Joost being frustrated for days about the organisation and lack of morals, but that could also be damage control

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24 minutes ago, abelfenty said:

 

You guys made Mama Teresa cry :chick3:

"didn't want this to become a personal thing" -> posts video of her crying

 

pls :dies: Marta is trying everything 

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Petra was so good looking in both first and semi final. They have done her dirty with her outfit and hair in the final. :hoetenks:

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