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The only delegations to not give Switzerland points were the Croatian jury () and the Israeli televote, and even they both ranked them 11th place.
Definitely not one of the bigger stories of this year, but quite a big achievement that caps off a real turnaround for the AQs in how they've approached the contest the last few years!This is the first year since 2013 that last place in the final wasn’t a Big 5 or host entry, and the first time since 2004 that none of those were even bottom 3
That could be habituation, we're gradually being conditioned to it and desensitised.It’s interesting how no one is really upset that the public winner didn’t win again unlike when it happened last year. I guess it was because most people were just relieved that Israel didn’t win!
I think we know what is ‘ruining’ Eurovision - it’s GenZ. Why do they take everything so seriously?TikTok is furious about it. But they are largely too young to remember what 100% televoting was like.
Yes, I'm theoretically furious about that, but considering Israel was close, I'll PICK MY BATTLESIt’s interesting how no one is really upset that the public winner didn’t win again unlike when it happened last year. I guess it was because most people were just relieved that Israel didn’t win!
I think we know what is ‘ruining’ Eurovision - it’s GenZ. Why do they take everything so seriously?
Please get bored and give us our contest back.
I think it was worse last year because of Sweden winning.It’s interesting how no one is really upset that the public winner didn’t win again unlike when it happened last year. I guess it was because most people were just relieved that Israel didn’t win!
I'd have quite literally spent it watching the thing through my fingers.I have no issue with the current system.
Israel were 15 points away from winning the televote this year. I would not have wanted to sit through a 100% televoting result sequence last night.
I’m still unconvinced many normal people vote in the ROTW vote, especially in the semis - Latvia got 10 last year after a Reddit campaign. Slovenia were a big fan favourite which was probably enough here.Surprised Slovenia ranked so high there. I don't think of them as a nation with a particularly active diaspora.
Blanka (3rd in semi-final / 8th in final) was a surprisingly great example of leveraging the diaspora - despite its controversial selection. I guess you just can’t deny talent.The Polish entry had one of the highest views on YouTube after its semi, but also the highest number of dislikes. I think there's always been the possibility of a rejection if a diaspora really takes against a track that isn't felt to particularly represent a culture in any way - see Azerbaijan 2022 getting a nul / 3 points respectively in the public vote in semi and final that year, having been bought off the shelf from the German selection.
Oh come on her song wasn't that good.Justyna feels like she would obviously have breezed through.
Neither was Raimonda!Oh come on her song wasn't that good.
I think this is a subtle change to the rules in the last couple of years. Back-up juries can be used in the semis if there isn’t a valid televote, but because of the final requiring each country to have a jury vote AND a public vote, they are continuing with the silly made-up televote there.It seems that San Marino now use their jury points in the semis - I was very confused as to how they could calculate a result that gave Israel 0 when all other countries gave it points, but their votes there seem to roughly match their jury points in the final
UK Spotify impact (12 May)
#14 The Code (NEW)
#28 Rim Tim Tagi Dim (NEW)
#43 Europapa (+70)
#64 Doomsday Blue (NEW)
#112 Maria & Teresa (NEW)
#128 Mon Amour
#164 Dizzy (RE)
#165 La Noia (NEW)
Pretty damning for Olly. We can’t really moan about Europe ignoring it if we don’t give a shit either.
It’s interesting how no one is really upset that the public winner didn’t win again unlike when it happened last year. I guess it was because most people were just relieved that Israel didn’t win!
I suspect that interest in Europapa is higher for obvious reasons so more people have been inclined to stream it, but equally imagine that it would be higher than Dizzy by some margin regardless. So to get those non-English tracks streaming higher on UK Spotify with our well documented love for foreign nonsense really is quite damning.UK Spotify impact (12 May)
#14 The Code (NEW)
#28 Rim Tim Tagi Dim (NEW)
#43 Europapa (+70)
#64 Doomsday Blue (NEW)
#112 Maria & Teresa (NEW)
#128 Mon Amour
#164 Dizzy (RE)
#165 La Noia (NEW)
Pretty damning for Olly. We can’t really moan about Europe ignoring it if we don’t give a shit either.
It had a week just outside the top 40 when it was released.Is Dizzy on track to have NEVER ONCE charted?
How TELLINGHold on, why aren't ISRAEL charting!?
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That poster's ban expires tomorrow so I'm sure they'll be able to explain what's going on with one of their classic Eurovision postsHow TELLING
Obviously I'm on about REAL MONEYIt had a week just outside the top 40 when it was released.
How does this compare to last year? Olly’s position is abominable. Mae managed a top 10 hit and she was a nobody!UK Spotify impact (12 May)
#14 The Code (NEW)
#28 Rim Tim Tagi Dim (NEW)
#43 Europapa (+70)
#64 Doomsday Blue (NEW)
#112 Maria & Teresa (NEW)
#128 Mon Amour
#164 Dizzy (RE)
#165 La Noia (NEW)
Pretty damning for Olly. We can’t really moan about Europe ignoring it if we don’t give a shit either.