I don't know why anyone would find this boring after their performance or would want them to not qualify. The staging and backdrop were brilliant and I don't think it was cheesy at all. Rather just beautiful. I always thought that the Estonian public would react very well to this and as so much I've seen or heard, that has been the case. They have been the most praised and respected here for sure out of all the acts. If any song and performance has been talked positively about, it's Hungary (Besides Estonia of course). Just like with The Common Linnets last year. I think it's very likely that we might've given Hungary our twelve points in the semi this year combined with the jury votes, a lot of people have even talked about voting for it. In our preview show a couple weeks ago they absolutely loved it as well. No one has thought that it was cliche or anything like that, the opposite rather. I'm sure the message and meaning resonates and connects with people here a lot and we do tend to love honest and calmer songs like this..
Really? not cheesy?
What would you then qualify as cheesy?
I mean read this: "war's for nothing", "children are joining the stars" "all the souls all alone hold them tight"
And the worst: "do you know our Earth is a mess" NO, I had no clue! Thank's for telling me! Now THAT explains a lot now!
But don't get me wrong: I have nothing against cheesy songs - they are the heart of Eurovision, that beats so strongly that you can feel the pulse of it while we march into the bright light of salvation through music!
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No, honestly now: I don't adore the hungarian entry, but I don't dislike it either. It's pleasant to listen to, if you don't concentrate too much on the lyrics. I wish Boggie best for saturday, she's a very talented, beautiful singer.