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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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A song contest or a political popularity game.
The performances from some countries can be so amazing but when the voting starts, you have to wonder who's behind it all.
What are our chances of being in the top 10 this year? |
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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago
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"A song contest or a political popularity game.
The performances from some countries can be so amazing but when the voting starts, you have to wonder who's behind it all.
What are our chances of being in the top 10 this year?"
Really don't care who wins. This contest must be one of the best reasons to vote leave. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A song contest or a political popularity game.
The performances from some countries can be so amazing but when the voting starts, you have to wonder who's behind it all.
What are our chances of being in the top 10 this year?"
I think it's a bit of a laugh really, where national neighbours either compliment or have a dig at one another.
Like I've studied and done an internship in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, and briefly worked in Spain, and they use it as a massive laugh. Like it's an official excuse for them all to have a proper party over it, whether it's in a public place, with family or friends at home. And like it's a massive thing if one of the Scandinavian countries don't share the votes with one another, but everyone laughs over it :P |
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