Urgent 27th Griffiniskaja Laul: VOTE VOTE VOTE
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Fierro
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Lol I considered to send them too but with different song
Zeus
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I actually thought it had the potential to do well in NSC so I was kinda hyped sending it, haha. Well, I still root for the song to get a good result. I especially love the last minute of the song.Tried to rig for them at one of my recent nfs, but they ended up 4th with the juries, so I had to send them like this. Well, thank you in advance.
Btw, the last time I snatched a song I really did win
doctormalisimo
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Gimme ~30 mins
Uto
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I voted, but I'm not in NSC so it's up to randa. My votes are generally the best though as I have taste(TM).
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GRIFFIN WILL BE MELTING ICE AT THE NSCMeremaa secures their 6th GL victory with "Led"
Pavlopolis, Sletterimaa - In a dazzling night filled with musical excellence and fierce competition, the 21st edition of Griffiniskaja Laul (GL) has come to a thrilling close. The prestigious event, hosted at the Pavlýsparrthjem Arena with a capacity of 16,000 seats, showcased the best talents from seven principalities of the Griffin Empire, culminating in a record-breaking victory for Meremaa. Meremaa emerged as the undeniable champion for the sixth time, solidifying their dominance in Griffiniskaja Laul history. The victorious entry, "Led," was performed by the talented duo Miach and Grše, capturing the hearts of both the televoting audience and the international juries. Meremaa scored an impressive 125 points, making "Led" a memorable addition to the Griffiniskaja Laul legacy.
The principality of Färzas - Lætingmaa secured the runner-up position with the entrancing "Pop" by Güneş, accumulating 90 points. Despite ranking 6th with the international juries, Foreõsvdetrre's "Live For Me" by Omar Apollo clinched the third spot overall, showcasing the diverse preferences of the audience and juries.
Actress Margot Robbie presented the last votes of the evening.
Pavlýsparrthjem Arena, located in the historic city of Pavlopolis, hosted Griffiniskaja Laul for the first time, marking a significant milestone in the event's history. The principality of Sletterimaa successfully organized the show, with the Arena proving to be a spectacular venue for the musical extravaganza. Actress Hunter Schafer took on the role of presenter and host for the evening, guiding the audience through the captivating performances and exciting moments. The opening and interval acts featured special guests, showcasing current chart-toppers and celebrating the rich musical history of Griffin WLSC, NSC, and GL.
With a remarkable 3,501 submissions, the 21st edition of Griffiniskaja Laul demonstrated the continued enthusiasm and passion for music within the Griffin Empire. Regional branches of GTV had the discretion to internally select their entries, bypassing regional finals.
As Griffiniskaja Laul 21 concludes, Meremaa's "Led" will now represent the Griffin Empire at the 225th Nation Song Contest, carrying the spirit of musical excellence from the heart of Sletterimaa to the global stage. Griffin national broadcaster GTV thanks deeply to the members of international juries. Thank you: Belvist, Svobodnia, Balearica Island, Ugaly, Illumia, Utopolis, Doire, Effiland and our first-timer Zombira!
Full (split) results can be found here, Griffin results at the Nation Song Contest are here and if you are interested in the history of Griffiniskaja Laul, you can find it here.
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Cherry on top I'd sayThe fact that I'm last in the list of mentionsJust like my last name in all the lists, always
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ODE TO EMPIRE WOMEN AT NSC
"Rome" wins 22nd Griffiniskaja Laul
The 22nd edition of Griffiniskaja Laul, the musical extravaganza that captures the hearts and ears of the Griffin Empire, reached its crescendo in a dazzling display of talent, glamour, and fierce competition. Hosted for the sixth time in the radiant capital of the principality of Meremaa, Mare Incatato, the event lit up the Griffin Riviera with its unparalleled energy and excitement.
Mare Incatato, the iconic glamorous metropolis and the second-largest city in the Griffin Empire, provided the perfect backdrop for a night of musical excellence. As the city's lights shimmered against the Griffin Riviera, seven principalities of the empire showcased their finest musical offerings in a bid for glory.
Eight Natian countries, including newcomers Strenci, Fierraria, and Vermilion, participated in the international jury, lending their discerning ears to the selection process. Their votes, alongside those of the Griffin Empire's televoters, determined both the Griffin representative at the 227th Nation Song Contest and the overall winner of the festival.
Sletterimaa's Solann emerged triumphant with her captivating performance of "Rome," securing the principality's fourth victory in Griffiniskaja Laul history. However, victory was not easily won, as Foreõsvdetrre's Reneé Rapp and Westersund's Karl Killing pushed Solann to her limits with their stellar performances of "Pretty Girls" and "Petan," respectively. The final results left audiences on the edge of their seats, with the top three acts separated by a mere six points.
In a dramatic twist, the jury results ended in a tie between Sletterimaa and Foreõsvdetrre. With both principalities scoring the same number of points, the tiebreaker rule came into play, awarding victory to Sletterimaa by virtue of their higher number of maximum scores. As the confetti rained down and cheers echoed through Mare Incatato, Sletterimaa's victory was confirmed by the televote, cementing their place in Griffiniskaja Laul history and propelling them onto the international stage at the upcoming Nation Song Contest.
Winner of the 17th edition, Stephen Sanchez, presented the votes of his home principality.
As Meremaa hosted the festival, their votes were presented last.
Huge thanks to our fabulous jury members from Svobodnia, Belvist, Effiland, Grand Duchy of Strenci, Ugaly, Illumia, Fierraria, Vermilion. Full (split) results can be found here, Griffin results at the Nation Song Contest are here and if you are interested in the history of Griffiniskaja Laul, you can find it here.
"Rome" wins 22nd Griffiniskaja Laul
The 22nd edition of Griffiniskaja Laul, the musical extravaganza that captures the hearts and ears of the Griffin Empire, reached its crescendo in a dazzling display of talent, glamour, and fierce competition. Hosted for the sixth time in the radiant capital of the principality of Meremaa, Mare Incatato, the event lit up the Griffin Riviera with its unparalleled energy and excitement.
Mare Incatato, the iconic glamorous metropolis and the second-largest city in the Griffin Empire, provided the perfect backdrop for a night of musical excellence. As the city's lights shimmered against the Griffin Riviera, seven principalities of the empire showcased their finest musical offerings in a bid for glory.
Eight Natian countries, including newcomers Strenci, Fierraria, and Vermilion, participated in the international jury, lending their discerning ears to the selection process. Their votes, alongside those of the Griffin Empire's televoters, determined both the Griffin representative at the 227th Nation Song Contest and the overall winner of the festival.
Sletterimaa's Solann emerged triumphant with her captivating performance of "Rome," securing the principality's fourth victory in Griffiniskaja Laul history. However, victory was not easily won, as Foreõsvdetrre's Reneé Rapp and Westersund's Karl Killing pushed Solann to her limits with their stellar performances of "Pretty Girls" and "Petan," respectively. The final results left audiences on the edge of their seats, with the top three acts separated by a mere six points.
In a dramatic twist, the jury results ended in a tie between Sletterimaa and Foreõsvdetrre. With both principalities scoring the same number of points, the tiebreaker rule came into play, awarding victory to Sletterimaa by virtue of their higher number of maximum scores. As the confetti rained down and cheers echoed through Mare Incatato, Sletterimaa's victory was confirmed by the televote, cementing their place in Griffiniskaja Laul history and propelling them onto the international stage at the upcoming Nation Song Contest.
Winner of the 17th edition, Stephen Sanchez, presented the votes of his home principality.
As Meremaa hosted the festival, their votes were presented last.
Huge thanks to our fabulous jury members from Svobodnia, Belvist, Effiland, Grand Duchy of Strenci, Ugaly, Illumia, Fierraria, Vermilion. Full (split) results can be found here, Griffin results at the Nation Song Contest are here and if you are interested in the history of Griffiniskaja Laul, you can find it here.
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It is, I quite like it, although I wish it were a bit longer to give the post-climax chorus more impact.
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Today marks exactly 4 years since the first edition of GL was held. It took place nine days after WLSC 195 started. WLSC 195 marked Griffin Empire's return after a 7-year hiatus. So, in a way, this is not only GL's birthday but also Griffin Empire's comeback celebration.
The first GL was conducted via private messages with the help of 7 jury members who accepted the invitation to vote by watching the recap. The format of the contest has remained the same since then, except now there is a show regularly posted in the thread. The second edition was the first one to be posted as a show, but it only featured a recap. The fourth one was the first to have banners, and since the sixth one, a mini NSC-like show has become the norm. The big difference is that GL is now held every other edition of NSC, but during the WLSC era, it was organized mostly when I thought it was time.
Regardless of internal selections or GL, it has been a blast being part of the community, and NSC and WLSC have been very kind to Griffin Empire in terms of results as well. But most importantly, they introduced me to some of my favourite tunes of all time.
Thank you for putting up with my nonsense, and thank you for the music.
P.S. Just to avoid the confusion that happened with the 20th results post, I'm not withdrawing. xx xheat
The first GL was conducted via private messages with the help of 7 jury members who accepted the invitation to vote by watching the recap. The format of the contest has remained the same since then, except now there is a show regularly posted in the thread. The second edition was the first one to be posted as a show, but it only featured a recap. The fourth one was the first to have banners, and since the sixth one, a mini NSC-like show has become the norm. The big difference is that GL is now held every other edition of NSC, but during the WLSC era, it was organized mostly when I thought it was time.
Regardless of internal selections or GL, it has been a blast being part of the community, and NSC and WLSC have been very kind to Griffin Empire in terms of results as well. But most importantly, they introduced me to some of my favourite tunes of all time.
Thank you for putting up with my nonsense, and thank you for the music.
P.S. Just to avoid the confusion that happened with the 20th results post, I'm not withdrawing. xx xheat
Uto
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Superduper, but where does Utopolis rank on the list of most loyal Laulists?
