All that because Soluna finished in the bottom 5 last year, with yet another middle of the road bland pop song?
Soluna's placing was well deserved.... middle of the road BAD pop song!
All that because Soluna finished in the bottom 5 last year, with yet another middle of the road bland pop song?
Soluna's placing was well deserved.... middle of the road BAD pop song!
What's up with the Danish pity party? The last time I checked they were Number one in the betting odds and along with Norway the clear favorite. They have been receiving high points from all Scandinavian countries for many years so I don't buy this poor Denmark talk.
I personally think Denmark should be ranked lower this year cause your song IMO sucks but it's apparent that it's highly popular and for the most part considered the one to beat. So the fact that Denmark is being ignored to me is a bit laughable.
It was not well deserved at all. She should have placed in the upper half of the table. Great street music, nicely transferred to a big stage.Soluna's placing was well deserved.... middle of the road BAD pop song!
It was not well deserved at all. She should have placed in the upper half of the table. Great street music, nicely transferred to a big stage.
If Soluna's song was crap, what was Chanee's and N'evergreen's one then?![]()
Its not a pity party just an observation of how the Danish entry is always treated in comparison to the other Scandinavian countries. Do you people are really think if Denmark had sent You or Feed You My Love people on here would be fanwaking it as hard as they are for Sweden and Norway now? I don't think so, people would be saying FYMY would do no better than midtable and would claim that You was on the bubble may not qualify (especially with Robin). Only reason Denmark is getting real hype this year is because they stepped ouside the box and sent a song that does pander more to the typical Eurovision gays who dominate the internet. Even with all the hype its still nowhere near what the hype would be if it was Sweden, Norway or even Iceland. Even now those people who are praising it only do so grudgingly. Normally they alway roll their eyes and say typical Demark boring, bland MOR do something different for once while at the same time constantly going on about how fantasic Sweden and Norway are even thoguh they to have a typical style they always send.
Denmark is considered a jury favorite because they always send a quality entry and put on a great show. They aren't always a favorite though as last year proved.
The closest Melodifestivalen has tried to typical Danish entry is Andreas Johnson and evey year he enters everyone in the Sweden thread trashes him and tells him to go away and never enter again. I know soft pop-rock or wheverever you want to call it isn't or never will be among the top favorite genres of the Eurovision gays. And if they do they stay quiet.
Do you people are really think if Denmark had sent You or Feed You My Love people on here would be fanwaking it as hard as they are for Sweden and Norway now?
"Only Teardrops" is nice. That's it. It has no other qualities, certainly not that of large public appeal, breaking the East/West divide crucial for a winning song.
Overall they just don't sound like winning songs to me, but hey, that's just my opinion.
Who do you see winning in Malmö? And please don't say Roberto....![]()
GWTW1939;952512Their one step above the countries people either outright dismiss beause their just not very big or popular and another from countries from Eastern Europe that most people will grudgingly praise if they have to or just trash because of who they are.[/QUOTE said:Well, from other post I see that Belarus is one of the countries that are being trashed and discredited. Turkey and Greece on the other hand are being praised. Could you please make a list? Maybe you can group the countries from A (very popular) to D (the really low-class european countries). Because I really do not recognize myself in your discription.
If you look at what the eurofans tend to like from year to year to me it seems to me more about what style of music than what country.