Unfortunately I think Bulgaria is gonna be a really strong contender to win, the performance was spectacular. I don't like the song and I don't believe anything he is telling when he sings but the whole package feels like a potential winner.
Who will win? | |||
| Italy | 12 | 9.09% | |
| Portugal | 29 | 21.97% | |
| Belgium | 7 | 5.30% | |
| Bulgaria | 6 | 4.55% | |
| Armenia | 0 | 0% | |
| Sweden | 4 | 3.03% | |
| United Kingdom | 5 | 3.79% | |
| Moldova | 9 | 6.82% | |
| Other | 12 | 9.09% | |
| See Results | 48 | 36.36% | |
| Total: | 132 | ||
Unfortunately I think Bulgaria is gonna be a really strong contender to win, the performance was spectacular. I don't like the song and I don't believe anything he is telling when he sings but the whole package feels like a potential winner.
Come on Australia! I've never watched a eurovision before. Probably not going to change this year either. Nothing against it, just never been into these type of shows.
I imagine it's quite a bit better than the idol, x factor and whatever shows though.
| ironmanDX said: Come on Australia! I've never watched a eurovision before. Probably not going to change this year either. Nothing against it, just never been into these type of shows. I imagine it's quite a bit better than the idol, x factor and whatever shows though. |
the last 2 years Australia had muuuch better songs than this year imo, it seems you guys are already adjusting to the low level of the competition
I don't follow Eurovision or whatever. But why is Australia in it? Australians arent Europeans... right? I mean I dont see the US, Canada, or NZ there

| StarOcean said: I don't follow Eurovision or whatever. But why is Australia in it? Australians arent Europeans... right? I mean I dont see the US, Canada, or NZ there |
they participated in 2015 as a guest for the 60th anniversary show, because viewer ratings for the show are high in australia and then they got invited for 2016 and 17 aswell - they might become a permanent participant, but that has yet to be decided
there are/were other non-european nations in the contest, Israel has participated regularly since 1973 for example
Lafiel said:
they participated in 2015 as a guest for the 60th anniversary show, because viewer ratings for the show are high in australia and then they got invited for 2016 and 17 aswell - they might become a permanent participant, but that has yet to be decided there are/were other non-european nations in the contest, Israel has participated regularly since 1973 for example |
Interesting. Any NA countries ever get in?

StarOcean said:
Interesting. Any NA countries ever get in? |
nah, it was North African and Middle Eastern countries that participated along with the Europeans, but a high ranking executive of the contest said
“We strongly believe the Eurovision Song Contest has the potential to evolve organically into a truly global event. Australia’s participation is an exciting step in that direction.”
so that is an option for the future, if there is enough demand
Lafiel said:
nah, it was North African and Middle Eastern countries that participated along with the Europeans, but a high ranking executive of the contest said “We strongly believe the Eurovision Song Contest has the potential to evolve organically into a truly global event. Australia’s participation is an exciting step in that direction.” so that is an option for the future, if there is enough demand |
If it ever became global, could they even call it Eurovision anymore?
XD

StarOcean said:
If it ever became global, could they even call it Eurovision anymore? |
Eurovision is the organizer, it's a part of the EBU (European Broadcasting Union) most european public service broadcasters pay into
Lafiel said:
Eurovision is the organizer, it's a part of the EBU (European Broadcasting Union) most european public service broadcasters pay into |
I see I see, interesting
