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Yeah I get it you hate her lol
But that's the whole thing, the entry in Eurovision would be sent to mostly non-German speakers to judge, so if they would see "masterpiece" is what counts here if you want success... Nonsensical lyrics is not a problem in this case and frankly most of Eurovision entries have nonsensical lyrics, in particular the English language ones so... Hardly something majority watching care about anyways. It's about having a catchy memorable entry, not a poetic masterpiece.Well, the word "bland" perfectly describes all her songs, but if you don´t speak German it´s easy to see a "masterpiece" in it.
I meant her as an artist obviously lolI don´t hate her personally, maybe she´s the nicest person in the world but that doesn´t make her music any better for me.
But that's the whole thing, the entry in Eurovision would be sent to mostly non-German speakers to judge, so if they would see "masterpiece" is what counts here if you want success... Nonsensical lyrics is not a problem in this case and frankly most of Eurovision entries have nonsensical lyrics, in particular the English language ones so... Hardly something majority watching care about anyways. It's about having a catchy memorable entry, not a poetic masterpiece.
Tbh I am trying to come up with ideas that could help Germany, since the current approach clearly doesn't work.
What some locals might find "silly", foreigners could appreciate or even find "exotic".
... and we've seen the results of that for the past decade.Well, just trust the locals once.
... and we've seen the results of that for the past decade.
Seriously Germany is so bad in Eurovision your broadcaster /Eurovision delegation almost need a conservatorship
Well, if you "help" means sending bland and stale Schlager then I say the following: "Nej tack!!"
If I'd get my hands on German selection you'd be back in the top. 10 in no time, I'd even do it for free.
Schlager, Techno, Real rock, Electro... Play to your strengths.
Ehm ok, weird joke but I guess I'll take it as a compliment that I'm attractiveGo to the Reeperbahn in Hamburg, you´ll get overrun by customers.
Well, at least we can agree on that. But they worked hard to give it a bad reputation, but look at Italy for instance, they even came back after literally not wanting to be part and with very little interest from the general public to become a powerhouse.But seriously though, most famous musicians wouldn´t go to Eurovision even if our broadcaster wouldn´t be this incompetent, the image of the contest isn´t the best in Germany.
Ehm ok, weird joke but I guess I'll take it as a compliment that I'm attractive
Well, at least we can agree on that. But they worked hard to give it a bad reputation, but look at Italy for instance, they even came back after literally not wanting to be part and with very little interest from the general public to become a powerhouse.
If broadcasters care, they can work to change the impression of the contest but it takes time.
Well, they had Sanremo when they didn't take part in Eurovision as well between 1998-2011. I'm talking more about the reputation of Eurovision, the fact that they even use Sanremo for Eurovision and the winners agree to go say quite much about that. There are other countries in Europe with local equivalents to Sanremo, but they don't use them for Eurovision and the acts wouldn't go to Eurovision either because of the bad rep.Sorry but you can´t really compare both countries. In you have San Remo, a festival like this isn´t really possible here in .
And these bad reputation goes back much further, even before NDR took the responsibility for the contest in 1997.
Well, they had Sanremo when they didn't take part in Eurovision as well between 1998-2011. I'm talking more about the reputation of Eurovision, the fact that they even use Sanremo for Eurovision and the winners agree to go say quite much about that. There are other countries in Europe with local equivalents to Sanremo, but they don't use them for Eurovision and the acts wouldn't go to Eurovision either because of the bad rep.
Yeah surely, there were some attempts though with Lena for instance but overall yeah the German broadcaster hasn't done much to change the reputation.
I don´t wanna defend NDR but regarding this they´re also fighting against the German press. No matter how professional the performances and how high the musical quality/diversity is the newspapers (yellow press but also more serious) always do the same "look at all the weirdos" coverage every year with always the same old pictures (Verka, Lordi,...), so it´s not surprising the Contest hasn´t the best reputation.
"MDR" is the equivalent of "LOL" in french, the temptation to do jokes about Germany in eurovision will grow for frenchies.Apparently, MDR would like to take over
This just came in...
Maybe good news for 2025?
Apparently, NDR is finally considering letting other broadcasters be in charge of Eurovision.
🇩🇪 Germany: NDR May Exit Eurovision in 2025 - Eurovoix
German broadcaster NDR may hand the responsibility of organising the country's Eurovision entry to another channel in 2025.eurovoix.com
Apparently, MDR would like to take over
(NDR tries to shut the rumours down but tbh, it has already been kinda discussed by some few German fans of the inner circle before)
"MDR" is the equivalent of "LOL" in french, the temptation to do jokes about Germany in eurovision will grow for frenchies.