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Germany finishing higher than Greece in the juries was the robbery of the season.
It's a televised song contest and Germany was the weakest both in staging and song. Yes he has a good voice and that will help him in a couple years when he enters the masked singer or the X factor once he needs to come back to the spotlight.That mess of a performance and non-existent vocals from Greece, she and her fans should be thankful where she was placed.
Germany/Isaak totally deserved the placing with the juries.
Think what you want about the song, but Isaak totally brought it with his vocals.
Even if I didn't particularly like the studio version, the 'live' performance was great. It was a solid performance.
Which other entry have I talked down apart from Germany? Just saying for this song to almost be top 10 with the jury is ridiculous. Instead of Greece I could also have used Lithuania or Norway as an example. It was too high.I noticed you keep on talking other entries down in favour of the Greek entry. Please accept not everyone like the Greek song and not everyone thinks Isaak‘s song was bad!
In my little town "Always on the run" is played everywhere, people‘s houses, shops, local radio. AOTR has been played on the big German radio stations multiple times a day pre contest. We don’t care if he‘s entering the charts. We don’t need that validation like you obviously need for your country.
According to who? Televoters didn't give it zero, did they? Juries even ranked Germany's entry higher than your country's drivel of a song. So where in the world did you derive it was the weakest in both staging and song?Germany was the weakest both in staging and song.
And what has LOCAL chart placement of the song (or any metrics of chart success) got to do with whether Germany's entry deserved a worse placement than Greece's when the discussion is about German's placing in the jury vote.In the meantime Zari is #1 in Greece, how is the German song charing locally?
You don't need to be so pressed, I merely stated my surprise about a single result.According to who? Televoters didn't give it zero, did they? Juries even ranked Germany's entry higher than your country's drivel of a song. So where in the world did you derive it was the weakest in both staging and song?
And what has LOCAL chart placement of the song (or any metrics of chart success) got to do with whether Germany's entry deserved a worse placement than Greece's when the discussion is about German's placing in the jury vote.
Please make it make sense and stop diverging.
You don't need to be so pressed, I merely stated my surprise about a single result.
Germany's song has been one of the most unpopular of the year since its release, coming towards the bottom in most rankings, odds, and barely being discussed about in general. They even flopped with the televote (18 points).
You even set the bar on Germany not getting 0, so obviously the song is not that strong to begin with.
So it's a bit strange to me how just a few juries had such a massively different opinion compared to everyone else.
And local chart success is absolutely relvevant as that is what most artists are aiming for, since most of the participants will not make it to the international market.
Eurovision is a great chance to start of to bolster their careers in their home countries. So I wonder if the Germans actually like this song, I haven't heard a response apart from anecdotal evidence.
So I wonder if the Germans actually like this song, I haven't heard a response apart from anecdotal evidence.
This has great potential, I think Germany will do well this year.
So true. Nevertheless it was an amzing experience seeing the points coming from the Juries. But I fear next year we will be back to the same routine.Of course, for me, it would have been better if this was achieved with a song that I really liked (like Lord of the Lost last year) but we can't have everything.