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Pleasing to see Kedvesem do well. I thought it had 9th with a bullet written all over it with YOU LOT.
Dark Carnival was a bit generous with the 0s in this round.

@dmlaw proving once again why we pay him the big money. Astonished that I didn't give this 0 - what could I possibly have hated more than this?1 x 0 (dmlaw)
Just checked. Boggie and Kallay-Saunders, apparently. Not sure I stand by that in the cold light of day.@dmlaw proving once again why we pay him the big money. Astonished that I didn't give this 0 - what could I possibly have hated more than this?
Awww now I have to stop hating himMichal Szpak's career has gone from strength to strength, and he's an outspoken critic of Poland's increasingly draconian anti-LGBT laws

that would have been my 12. Moopy getting wrong again.3rd: Joci Pápai - Origo (122pts)
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As in reality, Joci's vastly superior first entry does considerably better with the Moopy masses than his comeback effort. This is really rather stirring and feels, dare I say, quite authentic? It also kind of sounds like the kind of hook that would've been sampled on a 90s dance hit had it been around at the time.
Costume wise, it's nice that he bothered to put on some shoes this time, and I'm always here for a cummerbund. Dancer lady is really SERVING IT with the facial acting too, and poor violin lady clearly thought she was the star turn with her little satellite stage and 5 seconds of TV time.
If Hungary must be so po-faced about Eurovision, I wish they did it like this a bit more often. Although I suppose 2019 sort of disproved the wisdom of that advice...
3 x 12 (Suomi, wurst, Soldi)
1 x 0 (dmlaw)
It turns out his criticism is that the laws aren't harsh enough.Awww now I have to stop hating him![]()
Thank you! What a CUNT.It turns out his criticism is that the laws aren't harsh enough.
So it's Wolf Kati vs... oh for God's sake, it's Wolf Kati, obviously.
2nd: András Kállay-Saunders - Running (123pts)
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A passably modern effort that gave Hungary their biggest hit in two decades. The domestic abuse message was a touch ON THE NOSE staging wise, but at least he had the good manners to attach it to a half-decent tune (are you listening, Poland?)
Since this moment of glory, András has, I believe, tried every single year to get back on the Eurovision stage, with no joy. Now that Hungary are out of the game, I'd definitely put him on San Marino watch sometime in the future. The boy's thirsty for it.
No 12s here, this was rated as 'upper tier but not beloved' by virtually everybody.
6 x 10 (Ag, Kevin7, dmlaw, Pingu, Tischlampe, Jacques)
1 x 1 (Buttertart)
1st: Wolf Kati - What About My Dreams? (220pts)
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An absolutely stonking victory for Hungary's Edvard Munch-featured diva. The competition wasn't exactly fierce, but this would be a clear Moopy favourite from pretty much any country.
Oh, to go back to the first moment we heard this song. I don't think it was originally pitched for Eurovision, but once the gay internet got wind of it, that was clearly its spiritual destination, and fan pressure built sufficiently that Hungarian TV got on board.
Kati herself is an X Factor Hungary alum - if you haven't watched her jaw dropping performances of Hot Stuff, Bring Me To Life and When Love Takes Over yet, then seriously DROP EVERYTHING and inject this compilation directly into your veins.
This ineffable stage presence and vocal talant followed her to the bright lights of Dusseldorf, where sadly it all fell apart rather spectacularly. 22nd place is still an absolute outrage, but like Kate Ryan and Angelica Agurbash before her, it seems some stars just shine too brightly for the Eurovision stage.
15 x 12 (Everybody who understands the true meaning of homosexuality)
1 x 6 (dmlaw)


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There was FUCK ALL WRONG with Natalia and the MakeMakes.
"So, Conchita vs Zoë. I can confirm the lead changed repeatedly and there were only 7 points in it in the end...

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