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I wonder how you've been feeling about quite a few performances this year...I'm sorry you're gonna hate me for this but this is not OK. This is a family show and not a sex club. I used to watch Eurovision as a child with my parents. A performance like this is a turn off for more conservative people and entire countries.
We are a few years away from celebrities flashing their genitalia and bee holes in public for the sake of art. When everyone has seen everything, we become completely desensitized and lose our humanity. I am not keen on what's next.
I really liked this song. It was catchy but I called it out right away what it sounded like. It's a certain kind of party song. I feel sorry for Ollie. I hope he will see the light one day and find true joy. This is an ecstatic fever dream invoking demonic spirits.
It's not like the other acts this year are holier but this is the cherry on the cake.
I definetley remember watching it as a kid. I also remember so pretty sexy choreo being present back then too.Wait Eurovision is a family show? Is it not the biggest gay convention of the year lol
I remember being mesmerised by this, and was only a kid at the time.This Eurovision legend from 1997 started to break down the barriers for Eurovision and Olly is going to progress it even further. Shout-out to Iceland's Paul Oscar and his performance that was way ahead of its time.
I discovered it because I wanted to watch the contest in full on Youtube when the UK last won, and when this came on it totally blew me away at how progressive and modern it was compared to the vibe of Eurovision in those days.I remember being mesmerised by this, and was only a kid at the time.
Still love the 1997 winner though.
Excuse me???I had nobody else to flirt with on here
Maybe I need to come on a wee bit strongerI had nobody else to flirt with on here