Bulgaria. I can't believe Croatia has so many fans.
Why can't you believe it? Flawless vocals, original song, and well-written. But you stan for basic ass Hungary, basically an artist crafted for the contest with that look, song and raspy voice, so I can see why you don't like Croatia
Why can't you believe it? Flawless vocals, original song, and well-written. But you stan for basic ass Hungary, basically an artist crafted for the contest with that look, song and raspy voice, so I can see why you don't like Croatia
Why can't you believe it? Flawless vocals, original song, and well-written. But you stan for basic ass Hungary, basically an artist crafted for the contest with that look, song and raspy voice, so I can see why you don't like Croatia
The lack of class coming from you is scary. Why do you feel the need of being so shady and rude? It is a competition, different tastes. I don't like Croatia, you don't like Hungary. I don't care. You should just respect others.
Why can't you believe it? Flawless vocals, original song, and well-written. But you stan for basic ass Hungary, basically an artist crafted for the contest with that look, song and raspy voice, so I can see why you don't like Croatia
not you coming for ha taste when most of your basic faves (including Bulgaria) won't even qualify for the final
The lack of class coming from you is scary. Why do you feel the need of being so shady and rude? It is a competition, different tastes. I don't like Croatia, you don't like Hungary. I don't care. You should just respect others.
Aren't you the one who was wondering why Croatia has so many fans? I don't dislike Hungary's song at all, I'm just saying it's generic, soulless and made ad hoc for Eurovision. I'm truly sorry if my lack of class is triggering you!
And to the Iveta Mukuchyan stan: Bulgaria is basic, yeah, but it sounds like generic American music rather than generic European music if this can explain it. It's gonna qualify without diaspora votes, don't worry.
I don't think either is winning, but if I had to choose between the two I wouldn't vote for either. I prefer Russia's song (I simply can't make myself like a song half in French and half in English--it sounds so bad to me--with Emmelie de Forest sounds and David Guetta production), but I wouldn't want the Eurovision in a country with appalling human rights.
EBU won't let a poor country win so they'll tell the juries to vote for a country that can afford to host (just like they've been doing since 2009), but I'll stick with Croatia and Bulgaria and support them until the end
I think EBU is trying to push Australia and Malta a lot, but both will flop miserably.
Aren't you the one who was wondering why Croatia has so many fans? I don't dislike Hungary's song at all, I'm just saying it's generic, soulless and made ad hoc for Eurovision. I'm truly sorry if my lack of class is triggering you!
And to the Iveta Mukuchyan stan: Bulgaria is basic, yeah, but it sounds like generic American music rather than generic European music if this can explain it. It's gonna qualify without diaspora votes, don't worry.
Yeah, I asked a rhetorical question because I don't like the song but I didn't trash you or your taste because of that. That was absolutely rude and I wasn't expecting that coming from you. It's Eurovision, every song has fans.
Yeah, I asked a rhetorical question because I don't like the song but I didn't trash you or your taste because of that. That was absolutely rude and I wasn't expecting that coming from you. It's Eurovision, every song has fans.
Have you never seen my posts in here though? What kind of Katy Perry and Ryn Weaver situation
Most powerful man in the world namedrops the contest in front of other powerful forces and you're all here bickering over taste? This is not what ha powerful speech on the Pan-european unity derived from Eurovision is all about.
Bulgaria's song is the only one with American appeal this year.
^What about the front runner Poland with the impending WW smash Cool Me D-
no wait
Still can't believe they REJECTED an ESC win like that. Hopefully talent pulls thru and CMW becomes a EU hit ala Bonbon. Szupak can stay forgotten the minute his semifinal ends.
And to the Iveta Mukuchyan stan: Bulgaria is basic, yeah, but it sounds like generic American music rather than generic European music if this can explain it. It's gonna qualify without diaspora votes, don't worry.
Actually they have one of the largest diasporas in Europe, Get your facts straight, please. Thanks. Bye And if it wasn't for the juries they would've qualified both in 2012 and 2013
Actually they have one of the largest diasporas in Europe, Get your facts straight, please. Thanks. Bye And if it wasn't for the juries they would've qualified both in 2012 and 2013
Yeah but they don't vote for themselves as much as the Armenians, just look at the 2007 results. Also, Poland has huge diaspora too (30% of the immigrants in Iceland are Polish) but they don't vote for themselves.
On the other hand, if you make a breakdown of the Armenian 2007 results, you'll see that they got 12 points from Turkey and Georgia and 10 points from France, Belgium, Czech Republic and the Netherlands, all countries with huge Armenian diaspora. Add the 8 points from Greece and Cyprus (heavy diaspora presence too), and you'll have 80 points out of the total 138 from diaspora alone. Thank heavens the juries have been fixing this problem since 2009, making the voting more representative of the various countries. The same goes with Turkey, of course.
namedrops the contest in front of other powerful forces and you're all here bickering over taste? This is not what ha powerful speech on the Pan-european unity derived from Eurovision is all about.
And if it wasn't for the juries they would've qualified both in 2012 and 2013