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ViceversaIt seems it will be between my no1 - "Alcohol you" and my last - "Cherry Red" lol
Am I listening to the same set of songs as everyone else? I’m quite disappointed by this selection. The lyrics in all five songs are abysmal at best, which makes it a lot more difficult for me to enjoy the actual songs without cringing (“fake news”, “hi, i am storm” “alcohol you”).
I have to support Cherry Red because generally in songs of this genre, lyrics don’t matter as much. Nobody questioned Tamta when she proudly sung “I’m sh***ing my body tonight” on the Tel Aviv stage!
She has make-up in her eyes after getting drunk last evening. It's a perfectly fine lyric.
We all have issues. Everything here is basically fine with me but the 'fake news' indeed has to go. It just won't do to have such a pretty emotional song and then suddenly that orange blob flashes before you. "They warned me but I have to keep my own truth" or something similar would fit and fix this problem.Alcohol You The composition is lovely but I'm kind of running against the tide with it cause I've got problems. That accent and the lyrics (fake news *shudders*). Overall it has some lovely ideas but it just has my heart aching for Monique. I think I..... do like it though. I've just got issues.
Yes. I had the same and have spoken two others that had the same independently.I wonder, does anyone get Lena vibes when listening to "Beautiful disaster"? The vocals at the beginning remnids me so much of Lena's "Stranger".
i am sorry, are we seriously caring about the lyrics of a romanian selection?
I don't disagree with this, I mean these are obviously valid points. It's just when I listen to your average American pop music the lyrics are sometimes just completely stupid. It's not like there's a high bar you need to jump over to be appealing even on an international stage.Why shouldn’t we care about lyrics? Songs with bad English or cringe lyrics only perpetuate the stereotype that Eurovision is for crappy trashy Eastern European songs. At the very least, if you can’t write good lyrics in English, why not stick to Romanian? The argument is that the song might “lose its international appeal” but IMO a song with crap English is even more unlikely to have appeal outside of Europe.
you are not wrong but romania is one of the last places you can expect this to change because it's not even just the romanian songs for eurovision that are like this. also, if western countries see this as trashy it's their own loss. romanian pop is a gem and a wonder.Why shouldn’t we care about lyrics? Songs with bad English or cringe lyrics only perpetuate the stereotype that Eurovision is for crappy trashy Eastern European songs. At the very least, if you can’t write good lyrics in English, why not stick to Romanian? The argument is that the song might “lose its international appeal” but IMO a song with crap English is even more unlikely to have appeal outside of Europe.
That's fine, we're all different, but it would be best for your own sanity to accept that to most people this is a highly impressive selection of songs. Cherry Red is an extremely competitive bop and Alcohol You is exactly the type of highly developed emotional pop ballad that is popular nowadays. Romania is right on the money at catching current trends here.I don´t want to be the party crasher, but for some reason I don´t share the enthusiasm for the songs.