MyHeartIsYours
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Oh fgs I said that once when the song had just been released or is it illegal to get excited about things these days?I seem to recall the very first post you typed after this song was presented was "we're gonna win". What has changed since then for you to lower your expectations continually, preparing for what seems like the inevitable bottom 5 result? You can't dress it up, If UK do as badly as predicted then it is a disaster. It cannot be brushed under the rug with a "they tried their best" excuse. Everyone tries their best. You need more than that to do well. I don't particularly blame the singers. They aren't fantastic, but will vocally be fine on Saturday. I blame whoever thought a song this dated and cheesy could do anything at Eurovision 2015. Scooch was the fault of the British public, but the BBC are to blame for this mess.
I certainly believe it can reach the top 10, and it deserves to reach top 10. If it doesn't? So what. It doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the song, singers or the BBC. There are 27 competing nations, some are going to do well and some are going to fail.
Except Scooch failed because of corrupt voting, nothing to do with the song. I will remind you that they were the first British act to pick up a 12 points in a decade, and they are the only Eurovision act to have reached top 5 in the charts any time recently.I understand you liked Scooch, but the bottom line is that very few others did and they paid for it with a dreadful result. There is no logical reason to suggest this will fare any different on Saturday, especially with a first half draw. It has the exact same vibes for me.
I can't believe it was only a year ago when on Saturday night I was cheering on the UK to what I hoped was a victory, for actually bringing a good song.
Okay, so you agree with me that the quality of the song often doesnt have much bearing on the results. Good.The result never happened, but at least things were respectable. I feel the UK will be the laughing stock of European TV viewers when they see this. It sucks to see that for any country.
I know that my musical taste is out of sync with most people on here, but I take comfort from the fact that they spend most of the Eurovision season moaning about "real music" getting eliminated. So hopefully, the public will be in tune with me