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I hope this is sarcasm. (there's no telling with you Germans.)The first two lines:
"Europe, let's come together" (+ many EU flags in the music video): advocating for countries to join the EU
"It's now or never" (could be read as "now" before the ruZZian Empire invades you)
Other lines:
"Welcome to Europa, stay here until you die" (could be levelling criticism at the EU in general)
"Fortunately don't need a visa to be with you" (supporting the idea of the Schengen area - mocking countries like or )
"So take the bus to Poland or the train to Berlin" (indicating that German trains are superior to Polish ones - that Poland's infrastructure isn't as advanced and modern as in other parts in Europe so that visitors have to take a bus instead)
So many political lines before the first chorus occurs....
EBU in shambles.
"Europapa" is more political than that song about "dancing" (the 2nd option recorded by Eden which allegedly got rejected by the EBU as well)
So technically, it's not a joke just to be "funny" - it's about how the EBU applies double standards when it comes to the lyrics/messages of songs coming from different countries (and some fans follow them).
The first two lines:
"Europe, let's come together" (+ many EU flags in the music video): advocating for countries to join the EU
"It's now or never" (could be read as "now" before the ruZZian Empire invades you)
Other lines:
"Welcome to Europa, stay here until you die" (could be levelling criticism at the EU in general)
"Fortunately don't need a visa to be with you" (supporting the idea of the Schengen area - mocking countries like or )
"So take the bus to Poland or the train to Berlin" (indicating that German trains are superior to Polish ones - that Poland's infrastructure isn't as advanced and modern as in other parts in Europe so that visitors have to take a bus instead)
So many political lines before the first chorus occurs....
EBU in shambles.
So many political lines before the first chorus occurs....
EBU in shambles.
What I need to know though is was the line about fish and chips a complimentary one or were they mocking the English delicacy? I will adjust my score accordingly.
You are right the EBU should remove this song on the basis of misinformation as no sane individual would praise Deutsche Bahn"So take the bus to Poland or the train to Berlin" (indicating that German trains are superior to Polish ones - that Poland's infrastructure isn't as advanced and modern as in other parts in Europe so that visitors have to take a bus instead)
Hahahahaha
If you want to know, Joost sings that he doesn't want any escargots or fish and chips, that's basically it
Joost is comparing escargots and fish and chips and put them on the same level?!?!
@RainyWoods he's really mocking the British
Hahahahaha
If you want to know, Joost sings that he doesn't want any escargots or fish and chips, that's basically it
We literally had a whole ass songs about Charlie Chaplin, Mary Magdalene and whoever Mrs Thompson was.Have we had such "incident" before?
Btw, I know that it's allowed to refer to other singers/people in ESC songs but is Joost allowed to name a song title?
Have we had such "incident" before?
(Joost is referring to Stromae and his song "Papaoutai").
I know that songs about other people/artists/historical figures are quite common but I couldn't think of ESC entries actually referring/mentioning song titles but here we go:We literally had a whole ass songs about Charlie Chaplin, Mary Magdalene and whoever Mrs Thompson was.
We're sorry for that one.Forbes - Beatles - Sweden - Eurovision Song Contest 1977
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