Oh. THIS song. UGGH.

I don't even remember hearing it in the rounds. I think I was forgetting it as I was actually listening to it. Either way the good thing is Sweden lost.

Now to look back and see what everyone else made of it.

Let's remind ourselves how that winning entry went:

flibbington2.0 wrote:

Oh. THIS song. UGGH.

I don't even remember hearing it in the rounds. I think I was forgetting it as I was actually listening to it. Either way the good thing is Sweden lost.

Didn't he write the UK entry as well?

Right...I'm voting for the Brexit party after that.

So where was B*ttert*bs 2nite?

And Nightj*r usually turns up for this special nite too?

I think Buttertubs always goes to a special Eurovision party.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

I think Buttertubs always goes to a special Eurovision party.

And it probably takes a while to get all the glitter and baby oil washed off.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

So where was B*ttert*bs 2nite?

And Nightj*r usually turns up for this special nite too?

I'm staying at a friend's place and the computer's too far away from the telly and the chair's uncomfortable and I don't like the Nu-HotW iOS interface on my iPad I boycotted it on political grounds.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

flibbington2.0 wrote:

Oh. THIS song. UGGH.

I don't even remember hearing it in the rounds. I think I was forgetting it as I was actually listening to it. Either way the good thing is Sweden lost.

Didn't he write the UK entry as well?

It was the Swedish singer who (co?)wrote "our" one, if that's who you meant. And I have to say, both ours and Sweden's were two of the most bland, yet one came high and one came absolute last.

As for the winner, like others I barely even noticed it in the semis or even during the main event, yet it won. I thought after last year's winner we'd be stuck with bizarre winning tunes for a long time to come, but it seems to have reverted back to inoffensive, yet rather bland.

Quote :

The UK's last-placed Eurovision Song Contest entry has had its score lowered by five points, organisers say.

A revision of scores means Michael Rice's song Bigger Than Us picked up only 11 points from Saturday's final.

The contest said an incorrect calculation had been used to create a "substitute" set of points after the Belarusian jury was dismissed.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-48375560

I still can't remember a single thing about our entry this year. Either what it sounded like or what he looked like.

I can't even remember him performing.

I'm starting to think it never existed.