escYOUnited
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I was thinking BBC too
I'm genuinely interested to see just how Norway will go about things here. I understand a lot of fans are desperate for Wild. Personal very negative feelings for it aside, I'm unsure if it can do well at the contest, especially as the song will be competing in the more competitive looking semi. Rein is classic Eurovision which will probably be enough to see him through, even with the very likely jury kill of his song. The rest of the choices here I struggle even to remember.
Norway being first in the odds is preposterous. MGP was an utter disappointment and netted perhaps a handful of decent songs. To say that this selection will provide the winning entry is a slap in the face of every country with better national finals (Ukraine, Lithuania, Serbia, Iceland, Italy,....)
It reminds me of smth The Netherlands can like.I don't think it is preposterous at all. I haven't even looked at Norway after I heard Wild. It's still the best straight up Eurodance track for ESC 2020 and if it remains that way it will be a contender.
The Dutch generally do like a good party song, but I'm hardly your average Dutchman. I don't like the song, but I know better than to judge pop music according to my taste alone. I saw the song once and I could remember its melody, her dress, her hairstyle. If something is that memorable even though I don't like it, I have to respect and rate that. It's a killer melody.It reminds me of smth The Netherlands can like.
Wild is the only feasible option here, and everyone who argues against that is jealous of Raylee's charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
Wild NQ's for the finale unless it closes the semi lol. It's a soulless carbon copy of the fuego archetype and stuck in the semi with all the big names.I don't think it is preposterous at all. I haven't even looked at Norway after I heard Wild. It's still the best straight up Eurodance track for ESC 2020 and if it remains that way it will be a contender.