Who will win?

[12Points]

that was an irony.

What? Elina sounds really good IMO (no sarcasm)

 

[revallsay]

What? Elina sounds really good IMO (no sarcasm)

well, with a different female vocalist, I may rank the song higher. Just hate her voice, but it's just my opinion

 

[penguinperson]

As of now Sweden or Russia imo. Would prefer Norway but not based on that live rendition.

 

[Uvaro]

i think italy and azerbaijan stand the best chance right now, but this year seems pretty open.

 

[Kairit]

I think Estonia has the same hype type as Israel had last year and we all know how Israel ended up.

I find it rather more similar to Hungary's, or neither. In the end it all comes down to taste with every song, but Goodbye To Yesterday in my opinion has a more broad appeal than those two combined. Only certain people hyped and liked those two songs. But GTY is genuinely liked by basically everyone, by that I mean more different groups of people. And that is very important in Eurovision. It needs to have that immediate click and magic that makes it stand out and enjoyable for basically everyone, the standard listener, enough for people to vote for it. The song has that. We'll see if they can convey that on the Eurovision stage, because in the end of course, that is the most important thing and decides it all.. But the potential imo is huge thanks to the song and their previous performance, and the song is obviously liked a lot-lot. And a huge, solid and broad support for it in Estonia (like the biggest ever) and generally so far from everywhere should in theory pass onto the general Europe audience as well in May, if the performance is right, because the premise is there, more so than Hungary and Israel had.

 

[DutchESC]

 

[Haverdge]

I hope it's Italy. I've been listening to it on repeat for days now.