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I'm not necessarily talking about the people on social media but I assume it isn't the greatest feeling on earth when people shout the name of someone else while you get a trophy.she has just achieved what will inscribe her in the history of the conest. she will be an all time name, she will always be known as the most successfull woman (if not artist) in the history of the contest. Do you really think she cares about what some twitter-tweets say? Do you really think she even takes notice of them? No way! No need to feel sorry for her! Not even a little. Feeling sorry is something we do for people who are down, she‘s as up as it could be.
Well said!she has just achieved what will inscribe her in the history of the conest. she will be an all time name, she will always be known as the most successfull woman (if not artist) in the history of the contest. Do you really think she cares about what some twitter-tweets say? Do you really think she even takes notice of them? No way! No need to feel sorry for her! Not even a little. Feeling sorry is something we do for people who are down, she‘s as up as it could be.
I can’t speak for her, but I suppose she didn’t let this spoil her moment. I have to rewatch it, but I didn’t notice those shouts when she was givien the trophy, so maybe she didn’t either…I'm not necessarily talking about the people on social media but I assume it isn't the greatest feeling on earth when people shout the name of someone else while you get a trophy.
I'm not necessarily talking about the people on social media but I assume it isn't the greatest feeling on earth when people shout the name of someone else while you get a trophy.
The song is similar to
a) a Ukranian song
b) The winner takes it all by ABBA (who just happen to celebrate their 50 yrs victory next year)
Ok, I just rewatched the end of the final again. From the moment she was announced the winner until she finished her winners reprise there is no audible chanting of „Käärijä“ nor of „Cha Cha Cha“. Especially not while she was getting the trophy.I'm not necessarily talking about the people on social media but I assume it isn't the greatest feeling on earth when people shout the name of someone else while you get a trophy.
I mean we know that Thomas G:son likes to pay tribute to ESC-related artists / songs and that Sweden is doing well with getting away in labeling them as their entries since a long time.The song is similar to
a) a Ukranian song
b) The winner takes it all by ABBA (who just happen to celebrate their 50 yrs victory next year)
It’s perfectly tailored to victory.
coz Cha cha cha was the epitome of originality
I love her.She doesnt care about em all
No, they actually borrowed it from Electric Callboy but I am not the biggest fan of the SONG Cha cha cha either, at least not the chorus. To me, the discussion isn’t about Finland vs Sweden but it’s Sweden headquarter vs Europeans. I don’t like it if someone wants to overachieve by all means and sell their own grandmother for it.
Honestly I just feel immensely sorry for her. She definitely does not deserve all the hate that is being hurled at her atm. (Specifically talking about the people who are attacking her on a personal level)
Imagine having such a happy moment tarnished by all of what happened. One could tell that she wasn’t feeling particularly comfortable on Saturday night. Hope she will eventually make peace with what happened and realise that she as a person and artist is still very much loved by large parts of the fandom.
Well she did announce a tour starting in November during the winner's press conference. She also said she wasn't supposed to do it and her record company/management will kill her for doing it.
She doesnt care about em all