EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2013: Semifinal 2 - VOTE IN THE POLL
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VikingTiger
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As a big favourite of Margaret I have to say she both sounded and looked better in the national final. The cameras were sharper, and the whole performance was more outstanding... I am quite disappointed...
Nikoreindeer1973
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Hej Lys!
FallenAngelII
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Did Lys Assia just give Europe the finger?
LakZaNokte
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I was on camera right behind lys Asia. I'm famous bitches
cassio
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Hmmm I hope Switzerland takes Albanias final ticket
FallenAngelII
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Latvia: A random Youtube commenter described PeR the best: "Latvian Jedward?". Who knows, it might qualify. Lithuania did. I'll reserve judgment 'til a later point in time. Just like with Lithuania two days ago, SVTPlay's feed decided to freeze up on me on his entry, so chance are they'll qualify.
*QUALIFIER* San Marino: I barely got to see any of it. I think it'll qualify, though.
Former Yugoslav Republic Macedonia: He's great. She's terrible. Why does she get the longest "scatting" breaks ever, with her terrible singing voice? What happened t his glasses? He looks better wearing them. The camera angles are terrible. What are the backing singers wearing? Literal potato sacks? Probably won't qualify.
*QUALIFIER* Azerbaijan: Possibly the most sophisticated entry tonight. Will probably be loved by the juries. Dancer in black should've had a fake mic and mimed, though.
*QUALIFIER* Finland: Too little focus on the dancers for an entry with so much choreography. Not enough cheering from the audience for the kiss. She sounded worse vocally than usual. Could just be overworked. I still want this to win. It'd be hilarious and well-deserved.
*QUALIFIER* Malta: He reminds me of a Hobbit, for some reason. Cute song, great use of the screens (Karaoke! Also a good way of ensuring people remember the lyrics).
*QUALIFIER* Bulgaria: This contest needs more etno. And hip hop bagpipe players. I'm glad she's a much better singer now than the last time she was in Eurovision. Aaaand drop the bass! What the... dat headdress! They deserve to qualify on that headdress alone.
Iceland: I don't think this will qualify, but it might. The same people who voted for Estonia in semi-final #1 have to vote for someone tonight, why not him? It's a bit too straight-forward and boring, though. At least Estonia's artist took a walk down the catwalk.
*QUALIFIER* Greece: Please don't qualify. Please don't qualify. Please don't qualify. The live performance was more enjoyable for me than I thought it would be, though. One of those weird entries where I prefer the live version to the album version.
Israel: I bet some viewers are wondering what the lady in that sketch about getting lost in Copenhagen on her way to Malmö right now. As for the song and performance: She's a good singer and the song isn't exactly bad, but it's not a song that'll stick to your mind if you listen to it only once.
Armenia: This song was in desperate need of a stage show... or at least something interesting happening on the TV screens. The lack of both will cost them dearly.
*QUALIFIER* Hungary: Hipsterrific! I would've liked his vocals to be better, but they're good enough. The song is so interesting. The background video as well. Why is P!nk is backing singer? Why does he keep looking downwards between each line? Will he sing the last chorus in Swedish? Aaaaand he didn't.
*QUALIFIER* Norway: What's with the random dancing and smiles? This is a very dark song! Still great, though. Might have needed something interesting happening in the background, if only on the TV screens, though.
Albania: It's not bad. It's just another entry that a lot of people won't vote for because it didn't interest them much. You can't just show up to Eurovision with a rock song and pretend to play your instruments on stage while singing. The people want a real show.
*QUALIFIER* San Marino: I barely got to see any of it. I think it'll qualify, though.
Former Yugoslav Republic Macedonia: He's great. She's terrible. Why does she get the longest "scatting" breaks ever, with her terrible singing voice? What happened t his glasses? He looks better wearing them. The camera angles are terrible. What are the backing singers wearing? Literal potato sacks? Probably won't qualify.
*QUALIFIER* Azerbaijan: Possibly the most sophisticated entry tonight. Will probably be loved by the juries. Dancer in black should've had a fake mic and mimed, though.
*QUALIFIER* Finland: Too little focus on the dancers for an entry with so much choreography. Not enough cheering from the audience for the kiss. She sounded worse vocally than usual. Could just be overworked. I still want this to win. It'd be hilarious and well-deserved.
*QUALIFIER* Malta: He reminds me of a Hobbit, for some reason. Cute song, great use of the screens (Karaoke! Also a good way of ensuring people remember the lyrics).
*QUALIFIER* Bulgaria: This contest needs more etno. And hip hop bagpipe players. I'm glad she's a much better singer now than the last time she was in Eurovision. Aaaand drop the bass! What the... dat headdress! They deserve to qualify on that headdress alone.
Iceland: I don't think this will qualify, but it might. The same people who voted for Estonia in semi-final #1 have to vote for someone tonight, why not him? It's a bit too straight-forward and boring, though. At least Estonia's artist took a walk down the catwalk.
*QUALIFIER* Greece: Please don't qualify. Please don't qualify. Please don't qualify. The live performance was more enjoyable for me than I thought it would be, though. One of those weird entries where I prefer the live version to the album version.
Israel: I bet some viewers are wondering what the lady in that sketch about getting lost in Copenhagen on her way to Malmö right now. As for the song and performance: She's a good singer and the song isn't exactly bad, but it's not a song that'll stick to your mind if you listen to it only once.
Armenia: This song was in desperate need of a stage show... or at least something interesting happening on the TV screens. The lack of both will cost them dearly.
*QUALIFIER* Hungary: Hipsterrific! I would've liked his vocals to be better, but they're good enough. The song is so interesting. The background video as well. Why is P!nk is backing singer? Why does he keep looking downwards between each line? Will he sing the last chorus in Swedish? Aaaaand he didn't.
*QUALIFIER* Norway: What's with the random dancing and smiles? This is a very dark song! Still great, though. Might have needed something interesting happening in the background, if only on the TV screens, though.
Albania: It's not bad. It's just another entry that a lot of people won't vote for because it didn't interest them much. You can't just show up to Eurovision with a rock song and pretend to play your instruments on stage while singing. The people want a real show.
Musicosity
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Albania will have a hard time. How many rock fans bother about the ESC?
LakZaNokte
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my cable tv is choking
FallenAngelII
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Lol. Why has every single Georgian ESC entry except one been performed by someone called Sopho?
Booh. I was wearing pink. Watch it again tomorrow
FallenAngelII
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Where were you standing?Booh. I was wearing pink. Watch it again tomorrow
watersoup
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Because the one time they tried something different they got "I'm A Joker". They learned not to mess with a successful formula.
LakZaNokte
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well, i guess Disney inc. has to have at least 1 representative every year...