Especially as it appears nobody gave Sweden 12 in the televoteFelt awfully convenient for Sweden to win the year before the ABBA anniversary. I bet the Eurovision organisers pushed heavily on the jury
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Especially as it appears nobody gave Sweden 12 in the televoteFelt awfully convenient for Sweden to win the year before the ABBA anniversary. I bet the Eurovision organisers pushed heavily on the jury
oh my life… it was a joke about Liverpool being a shithole. You know how people joke about their own towns being shitholes? That is all it was. I didn’t realise people would get so arsey about it. I live up to road, I’m there a lot. It’s a lovely place with lovely people, I love the docks. I WAS JOKINGI live there. I’m still not sure what your point was.
Yeah nobody gave Sweden 12 points in the televote as Finland got 18 12 points, Israel and Ukraine got 4 12 points, Italy, Moldova and Armenia got 2 12 points and Albania, Cyprus, Croatia, Norway, Poland and Slovenia got 1 12 points.Especially as it appears nobody gave Sweden 12 in the televote
She's dull as dishwater and seems very stuck up. Not getting any sense of Eurovision spirit off her. Compared to other acts who were having the time of their lives. I know she won it before so maybe it's less of a novelty to her.I think Loren is very talented but she’s more of a serious artist now, she’s not Eurovision for me.
When she was in Eurovision 2012 she was actually quite likable, but fast forward 11 years later and her whole personality has completely changed and she comes off as really insincere, like you it was also noticeable that all of the other acts were showing genuine interest, were excited with what was happening and were having to the time of their lives Loreen didn't look like she cared one bit. Because of this she just came across as extremely fake to me.She's dull as dishwater and seems very stuck up. Not getting any sense of Eurovision spirit off her. Compared to other acts who were having the time of their lives. I know she won it before so maybe it's less of a novelty to her.
Can't understand why it had SO MUCH of a lead in the juries...it wasn't THAT amazing.
I don't necessarily think it was because she'd already done so, I think Sweden takes the thing ultra seriously and and turn up EVERY year expecting no less than outright victory. I am living for the day they fail to qualifyShe's dull as dishwater and seems very stuck up. Not getting any sense of Eurovision spirit off her. Compared to other acts who were having the time of their lives. I know she won it before so maybe it's less of a novelty to her.
Can't understand why it had SO MUCH of a lead in the juries...it wasn't THAT amazing.
I think she was off her tits tbhWhen she was in Eurovision 2012 she was actually quite likable, but fast forward 11 years later and her whole personality has completely changed and she comes off as really insincere, like you it was also noticeable that all of the other acts were showing genuine interest and were excited with what was happening Loreen didn't look like she cared one bit. Because of this she just came across as extremely fake to me.
The jury is definitely a bit questionable given how good the vast majority of the singers were this year, including the songs for some (especially ballads). It does feel like everyone saw Loreen and had stars in their eyesI don't think it's been rigged. Loreen sailed through Melodifestivalen and has been the favourite to win from the start. And it was exactly the kind of performance you would expect to do well with juries.
They're not going to risk the reputation and potentially the future of the entire brand just to engineer some kind of dream scenario that coincides with Abba's 50th anniversary.
Yeah, a bit weird Sweden seems obsessed with winning it as much and as often as possible given the crazy cost of hosting it. Also seems unusual that a winning song secured no public douze points. Not one, out of almost 40 countries.I am convinced that Sweden's win was absolutely engineered one way or another, it's just too convenient with it being ABBA 50 next year.
In fact I am wondering if they will take the opportunity this year to say that due to the expense, eco reasons etc, it's time for a permanent Eurovision arena somewhere. Point at the success of ABBA Voyage in London and the semi-permanent purpose built arena that that has got (with an absolutely incredible light/laser show by the way), and use that and the cover of ABBA 50 / Sweden's win to announce the creation of something near Stockholm that is purpose built to handle Eurovision for two months year after year and the rest of the year the seating is stripped back a bit and it puts on an ABBA Voyage show instead. People will be outraged at the idea of it being in the same place every year so what better chance to make it happen than now.
Also, would anyone be outraged, it might improve the quality of the songs if the broadcasters didn't have to fret about the cost and stress of hosting itI am convinced that Sweden's win was absolutely engineered one way or another, it's just too convenient with it being ABBA 50 next year.
In fact I am wondering if they will take the opportunity this year to say that due to the expense, eco reasons etc, it's time for a permanent Eurovision arena somewhere. Point at the success of ABBA Voyage in London and the semi-permanent purpose built arena that that has got (with an absolutely incredible light/laser show by the way), and use that and the cover of ABBA 50 / Sweden's win to announce the creation of something near Stockholm that is purpose built to handle Eurovision for two months year after year and the rest of the year the seating is stripped back a bit and it puts on an ABBA Voyage show instead. People will be outraged at the idea of it being in the same place every year so what better chance to make it happen than now.