Hello, guys! Thank you very much for watching! I have some news for you... I'm out of ideas again. To be honest, I have some, but whenever I try to write a scenario for the video, I feel like something is wrong and the video will be boring. So that's why I'm asking for your ideas! I really want to know if there are some kind of videos you've always wanted to see, or if there are some topics that we can discuss. One of the commenters suggested to make a video about my expectations for Eurovision 2020 (and it was a great idea), but the thing is that I don't really have any expectations. Anyway, I'll be very grateful for all your ideas. Thank you once again.
Maybe another: Eurovision moments me and my fans thinks alot about? I Think those are the funniest And i even have a suggestion. When Erik Saade breaks the glass cube. (Yes i was and still is a big fan of him)
You could do a compilation of Eurovision Trolls, or something, because there was the Flag thing with Hatari and When Ira Losco performed, she was pregnant, so there were actually seven people on stage. 🙈
My random thought: How the hell i got an %85 from my biology exam when i was watching the second semi final while learning everything for the first time one night before the exam?
Congratz!!! I am hardly able to achieve that when i learn for two weeks...while smashing my head because of eurovision dependiong on is it national final season or PED
I think the reason why there can be max 6 persons on stage because 6 is the first "perfect" number (really) so with 6 participants you can have 2 other chorists per person in a duet, but also 1 other chorist per person in a trio
I would say it's also 1. To cut costs down, and reduce choreography times, 2. So that they are not so heavy for the stage, 3. To stop cramping in smaller stages, 4. To keep performances original
I think another part of the reason is if you could have an unlimited number of people on stage, the better off countries would have a massive group of people on stage while the poorer countries couldn't and would look worse in comparison
MINE TOO ! I mean there were so many worthy winning songs like Italy, Sweden, Spain, Russia, Malta, Israel, Albania (at least studio version) and Belgium ! Generally this year had the most quality songs !!!
George Moschos Yeah. Every time when I try to make my top 10 from that year I can’t decide which countries I want in it. I would probably put the whole Grand Final in the top 10 if I could XD PS: But my favorite entry from 2015 is Estonia :)
@@MW22743 My fave song is Italy BY FAR !!! as they won Televoting by far ! GRANDE AMORE IS MASTERPIECE and should had won ! If u want you can check my video Top 50 Best Eurovision songs of all time !
Slavko and Matthias in the thumbnail 😍 As for some of your thoughts: - My favourite year would be 2012 or 2010, but I'll pick 2010. That year was E P I C & very competitive, and many memorable entries. Especially, Turkey, Romania & Greece to name a few. - My favourite moment... hmm I have too many. But for me it's always Jamala's wail of pain, anger and sadness in the bridge of 1944 (Ukraine 2016). Even if you don't speak Crimean Tatar you'll understand the chorus after that.
Esc 2015 and 16 were the best years for me and for your channel you should make Eurovision, The Fairytale! I’ll explain below..... So basically you have to pick your two best years of Eurovision and give them Fairytale roles it can be whatever u want like Prince, Princess and so on. You can add in your own... here are some of mine but from different years....... Lena (Germany 2010 and 2011) - Evil Queens Daughter Hatari (Iceland 2019) - Knights that work for the evil queen Nina Sublatti (Georgia 2015) - Evil Queen Freddie (Hungary 2016) - Runaway Teen from the village Zoe (Austria 2016) - Good Queens Daughter Kate-Miller H (Australia 2019) - Good Queen Paradise Oskar (Finland 2011 I think?) - Handsome Apple Picker And finally..... Francesca Michelin (Italy 2016) - Good Queens Gardener So how about that for a video idea, huh? You can thank me later! Btw I subbed 😋😋😋
To make you feel old, I'll let you know that I started following Eurovision in 2016, but I remember watching it in 2004 for the first time. Eurovision has been a pleasure for me since then (probably cause my country won in 2005, I was 6 years old then). My family and friends still make fun of me getting so excited about Eurovision every year, but since 2016 you guys keep reminding me I'm not alone in this. Oh, and thanks to Eurovision (and to big football tournaments) I was urged to learn geography from a very young age, and people were wondering how I knew so many things about Europe when I was just 7 or 8. Good times. Also, I'm pretty surprised that you couldn't remember who came 9th in 2017, which was just 2 years ago. I thought every fan knew the results of all years by heart.
I never in my life thought there would be new fans of eurovision!! I was just roped in by my parents since i was a baby and now i just still watch it as an adult. Thought thats what happened to everyone 😂
I don't think I've ever skipped a year of Eurovision in my entire life, my mum loves it as well so we watched it as a family even when I was young. 2012 holds a special place in my heart, it was the first year I started really listening to the album after the show was over, and goddamn I can probably still sing along to every song of that year,regardless of whether or not I know the language they are singing in :P
Arthur Morgan yeah, it was my winner from 2015-2017, but then it sort of dropped. I actually quite liked this year’s entry but I couldn’t vote for it because my country was in the second round. you’ve had my favourite songs though 💕
I also have a moment of a performance that I always watch again and again. It’s Kaliopi‘s legendary scream from 2012, I always come back to hear the song, just for this one part.
I definitely agree with 2015 being the strongest year! Actually, funnily enough, that was my first year watching. I am American so obviously people in the states do not really know about Eurovision, but I watched it and fell in love. I enjoy most of the 2015 songs, and even if I don't really care much for one of them, it still holds a spot in my heart because it was my first year being a part of this great big contest's audience. I am really happy I got into this, and I wish I could vote in the finale and watch it live on something besides a bootleg stream from Finland or Sweden :/
Just to make you all feel old: I only found out that Eurovision was a thing in 2017, only started actually knowing rules and songs of the contest in 2018, and actually started watching this year, in 2019! I'm probably a newborn compared to you all
FUN FACT THAT ISNT ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE VIDEO: I discovered a few days agovthat Verka Serduska is in a film FUN FACTS THAT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE VIDEO: I started getting into Eurovision in 2014 too. I think that the best year is either 2007 or 2010
@@perfectpassion16 love this one so much! Although the part with Verka in the Spy (2015) was soooo good, I almost died in the theater, hands down the best cameo of all time ! And lets not forget another TV movie - chasing two hares (Za dvumya zaicami) in which Verka played the aunt - it is so funny, especially the "Crazy Family" song XD ua-cam.com/video/puzztcXg0Yk/v-deo.html I guess the point here would be that Verka is just awesome everywhere welp
Number 2 made me pure smile! I have pulled myself out of full scale panic attacks by just picking a country and remembering the acts and songs from each year. Well 2010ish. It is like a coping mechanism 😂
Some moments I could watch forever and not get tired of in Eurovision are: Lithuania 2012- Donny's cartwheel thing Denmark 2006- When she screams HIT IT JOHNNY and then the guy just appears on stage with a guitar and shredding Estonia 2016 - Jüri's card trick thing it's pure magic Belgium 2011- the key change where they go down and then go back up and change keys. Poetic cinema. Latvia 2019 - when she walks in a circle in front of the band. This one makes the least sense to me but omg do I keep watching that part over and over again Switzerland 2018- When she walks up the stairs and does the little hip thing to the beat
I’m 15 poor me. And btw, I think that 6 people is the maximum, because if you have like 50 people on stage you make a whole circus show, and then its not about the singing and the song anymore.
Hahaha this was so nice and you're so me, really 😝 I've watched ESC since I was a baby but I can clearly remember ESC 2004 when I was 3 😂 My fav ESC year is 2010. Each country had excellent songs!
I will leave a lot of comments! I could watch all day the little shoulder movement of Saraa Alto and never get tired. Or Foureira hands in the eh eh eh part when she is alone on the stage.
I'm 50, I've always watched eurovision since I was little, the first winner I remember was France 1977, Marie Myriam with "L' oiseau et l'enfant", altough I remember also Abba being a big success after winning in 1974. I loved the years of the orchestra and the language rule, I miss those two a lot.
I'm an old fan like you! The first time I've heard about Eurovision was in 2013, when they announced participant from my country (Amandine Bourgeois from France) and I asked my mom what was Eurovision and she said: "It's song contest where we suck"(kinda). The next year, I've heard more about it, because Conchita was one of a kind so they mentioned her in the news, and also because it was the first and only year that France got last in Eurovision. Then I started to watch the year later, but I didn't watch much, like only the final and at least until France performed, but Lisa Angell was the 2nd to perform so yeah I didn't watch much😅. Then in 2016, I know I've watched the grand final, and I know I've watched the semi finals after, on UA-cam. And starting from 2017, I've watched the semi-finals and the grand final almost completely (but since the grand final got longer my mom didn't want me to watch it completely)
I started to watch Eurovision in 2015, my favorite so far. And I get what you say about missing the best years, now "crazy" songs don't do well, I mean I don't think we will have another winner like Lordi or someone as committed as Bilal.(believe).
1968 is the best year of eurovision me, but I'm 15 and started watching in 2010 so i feel like a fake fan for liking years of esc that my mum was barely born for. Also 2014 is one of my favourite years that i was actually a fan watching it live.
"There are new fans that joined in 2017 or 2018..." Me: Oh, that's me! "Who haven't seen anything" Me, who takes everything personally: *offended*(I know it wasn't meant to, I just get like that) But I mean, I feel so bad in the fandom sometimes. People are nice even if I reveal how new here I am, that's not the problem. It's the feeling of knowing I'm a noob, and I feel so dumb. It's always "rate XY of this decade" for example on Reddit, people are talking about the past(returning acts this year, as you kinda said) and I'm just like... Yeah, no. No clue. I went to kindergarten when a lot of fans that are here now came. Some people I met in the fandom watched Eurovision years before I was born. I might be here now, I'm ready for the following years... But I feel like that's worthless. Like that I have fun watching Eurovision isn't enough, I have to study the lore, know stuff about past years, try to match knowledge off all you... To be a real fan, and not a dumbass. I just want to enjoy the thing, without having to know stuff... And the weird thing is that no one, NO ONE ever belittled for being new here and not knowing stuff. I just feel like I should know.
The one moment I could watch on loop has to be the "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEAH!" in the live performance of Dying to Try. (Honourable mention to the change in pitch when he speaks at the end of his performance)
These are genius thoughts!!! I often ask myself why Jon Ola Sand says "Take it away" every single year....And seriously why only 6 participants I got into eurovision in 2007 and i briefly watched it few years before
I started watching back in 2009, I was only 4 at the time. I remember how happy I was when Norway won, especially since I am Norwegian, with fairytale by Alexander rybak. It’s still my favorite since the Eurovision that was that year is kinda my first year so it’s kinda nostalgic.
People who first started watching ESC in the 00s squad where you at??! I started in 2006 personally (first one I remembered since i was 6 at the time)🤪 Edit: i guess we’re considered old fans huh, I’d imagine 50s-90s era fans must feel like extra old fans 😅
I have never met someone else who grew up with Eurovision? My mom and the rest of my family are really into it and I was born in 2003, and I've watched it all my life basically. Also, sometimes I hear a song that sounds stupisly familiar and it turns out it's like a song from say the 1979 contest because my mom likes it and played it around me when I was little. XD
You are basically me. I know all the songs from 2014-2019 but not that many before. I love Belgium 2015 as well. I also try to remember all the songs in a year in their places sometimes, and I usually think about a map of Europe.
I only started watching in 2017, and actually, I think I missed 2019 -_- (my family don't usually watch it, sooooo), but when I tell you that I'm a fan, I mean it. You'll find me listening to songs ranging from 1958, to 67, to like just... the 80s and 90s in general, and others from many years. I pride myself on having an ecclectic taste ;)
I'm only 25 years old, and I've been following the contest since 2003 and even been to the contest 5 times. Don't feel old at all, I just wonder... how many people have been living under a rock
Yes, your favorite esc year is 2015 I have to agree, it's just really Good and My 3 favorite esc songs are from that year (Albania, norway and Estonia) probably soon russia too
Eres Tú and Waterloo were both hits in the US in 1974, which is often considered by chart watchers to be one of the worst years in Billboard history. I found this kinda interesting since both of these songs are generally liked by Eurovision fans, especially the latter.
I'm loving these~~ I guess I have some memories of 2006 and 2009, or at least those years pop into my mind, maybe also 2010. There are all sorts of songs that are still stuck in my head, like Shady Lady (Turkey) & Miss Kiss Kiss Bang (Germany) to name a few older ones. Never forget Verka though, the gem
@@escselena5750 Fudge xD I was just thinking about "Oh yes, the color red, so much red. Turkey's flag is red" Goofing up as usual, sorry about that! The song is still really good though!
Also, the moment I can't stop watching is from Rhythm Inside as well but it's the quadruple (?) spin after the first chorus in the Grand Final, he truly did That
I really agree with your 3rd thougt cause i have been watching eurovision since 2011 but my first exberience with eurovision was 2006 (i was 6 years old at that time and now i'm 20 years old)
I really liked 2008 and 2016. I go back and re-watch a lot of the songs from those two years. By the way, have you done a video where you talk about your Top 10 favourite Eurovision songs (so far)? Maybe you did and I just forgot about it, but that would be fun. Safer option than doing a countdown of your favourite to least favourite, since people can't really attack you for leaving a song they like out of your personal Top 10.
My favorite years of Eurovision are 2015 and 2018, because there are so many good songs those years. If my beloved Måns Zelmerlöw didn’t competed in 2015 it would have been hard to pick a favorite.
That's why I was do upset last year because I wanted to participate at The Voice of Poland with the hope, that I can get through ESC, but I couldn't - I was 15 and too young to participate :/
I've never missed a Eurovision since the mid 90s. I watched them irregularly from the 80s onwards but not religiously. You just made me feel like a fossil. 😏
I first watched eurovision in 2016 and have watched it every year since. My favourite year was probably this year, 2019. My fave songs of eurovision would are Sweden 1974, Austria 2014, Sweden 2015, Ukraine 2016, Russia 2016, Australia 2016, israle 2018, Ireland 2018, Russia 2019, France 2019, Romainia 2019 and Armenia 2019.
2 Random Thoughts: 1. Hungary and Sweden got the same number of NQ this decade. (HUN in 2019&SWE in 2010) 2. In Moldovian Staging 2018 were 7 People, because in one moment, there were 3 women.
Looney Scy there were never 3 woman... you should watch behind the scenes video to know how did did it. You can see that the legs of the "3th" woman is accualy a man sort of dressed like a woman.
2015 is the year I started watching and I read on the dutch Wikipedia page that you can participate with 15 in the Junior eurovision Song contest in the Netherlands
I've been around since 2004. Sakis and Željko are still a bang for me. And I hope you never going through loose someone like I lost Toše Come here and show respect to your elders, young lad, or lass.
Born in 1999 , first memory I have of watching Eurovision was in 2003 and that's basically my earliest memory in general...my 4 year old mind knew I was gonna be hooked (17 years and counting..don't know all the songs though)😂😂PS also, for some reason I have no memory of 2005 , even though my country won
I personally care for eurovision from 2000 and then..Of course before of that year, i always knew the greek entry,i was watching the selections(if there was any)and i also watched the show on tv..But i started to pay much more time for this ,only by last year..I mean i started to watch tops,commenting etcetc..Im not an expert myself,but from last year to now,i have learnt many things!Anyway the oldest esc competitions arent my fav..they seem too old... Your thoughts are great..i also was wondering about the 6 ppl on stage..i guess they have done this,cause too many ppl on stage would be more like circus...and 6 is just a number..not too many not so few..i guess..Now..about ideas..i dont really have any!All issues are already done around you tube..Tops of all kind..parodies..games,quizes..I really dont have anything to suggest! :) But i always find your videos unique!Im sure youll come up with new ideas,soon!! :)
4:30 no it is not always 6 Countries who automatically do qualify for the final. There might be as well 25. It depends on the hosting country or the country that won the year before. For example, if Uk, Spain, Germany, France or Italy wins (I said 'if' xD) it will be 25 countries in the final
You cannot compare ESC 2009 and ESC 2013 when it comes to the stages ( 2013's stage is significantly small than 2009 or 2014's stage ).They've made that requirement in order to made the stages look acceptably large and somehow to keep them the same .
I started watching eurovision in 2006 and my favorite was lordi little 0 year old starring out of the crib and waching lordi didn't even get scared but i got scarred at iceland 2006
About why 6 people are allowed: The rule was introduced in 1971. Before 1971 only soloist or duets were permitted. I don't know why they choose 6. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rules_of_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest
Hello, guys! Thank you very much for watching! I have some news for you... I'm out of ideas again. To be honest, I have some, but whenever I try to write a scenario for the video, I feel like something is wrong and the video will be boring. So that's why I'm asking for your ideas! I really want to know if there are some kind of videos you've always wanted to see, or if there are some topics that we can discuss. One of the commenters suggested to make a video about my expectations for Eurovision 2020 (and it was a great idea), but the thing is that I don't really have any expectations. Anyway, I'll be very grateful for all your ideas. Thank you once again.
Make a video about all the Queens (and Kings) of ESC or something, or like an appreciation video for our favourite people like Verka, Måns, etc
Maybe another: Eurovision moments me and my fans thinks alot about? I Think those are the funniest And i even have a suggestion. When Erik Saade breaks the glass cube.
(Yes i was and still is a big fan of him)
How about you make a video with your favourite Eurovision countries? Plus I also became a Eurofan in 2014😍
You could do a compilation of Eurovision Trolls, or something, because there was the Flag thing with Hatari and When Ira Losco performed, she was pregnant, so there were actually seven people on stage. 🙈
eurovision tops?
i literally grew up watching esc and i still feel like a fake fan lmao
Same here!
Same haha 😂
My random thought: How the hell i got an %85 from my biology exam when i was watching the second semi final while learning everything for the first time one night before the exam?
damn, that's a win for me
Congratz!!!
I am hardly able to achieve that when i learn for two weeks...while smashing my head because of eurovision dependiong on is it national final season or PED
Lucky me I had no exams om assignments that week...
It's the eurovison miracle I guess.... hell of a lot better than this christmas miracles
I wrote my master thesis on the eurovision week in 2017, I still have no idea how I managed to do it 😂
@@edytasing Okay, i decided, my next essay in school will be about multi-tasking.
I think the reason why there can be max 6 persons on stage because 6 is the first "perfect" number (really) so with 6 participants you can have 2 other chorists per person in a duet, but also 1 other chorist per person in a trio
I would say it's also 1. To cut costs down, and reduce choreography times, 2. So that they are not so heavy for the stage, 3. To stop cramping in smaller stages, 4. To keep performances original
@@spectremodtrain5936 yeah this is what I said in another words xD
I think another part of the reason is if you could have an unlimited number of people on stage, the better off countries would have a massive group of people on stage while the poorer countries couldn't and would look worse in comparison
I would agree with you if I hadn’t seen Montenegro’s performance this year
@@RickyPro888 yeah but Montenegro didn't have any other chorists than those who were on stage so the number is still respected
I think my favorite Eurovision year is also 2015 ;)
MINE TOO ! I mean there were so many worthy winning songs like Italy, Sweden, Spain, Russia, Malta, Israel, Albania (at least studio version) and Belgium ! Generally this year had the most quality songs !!!
George Moschos Yeah. Every time when I try to make my top 10 from that year I can’t decide which countries I want in it. I would probably put the whole Grand Final in the top 10 if I could XD
PS: But my favorite entry from 2015 is Estonia :)
@@MW22743 My fave song is Italy BY FAR !!! as they won Televoting by far ! GRANDE AMORE IS MASTERPIECE and should had won ! If u want you can check my video Top 50 Best Eurovision songs of all time !
George Moschos Thanks, I'll watch it for sure ;)
MW2, I have 11 years to choose from... 2018?
I don’t know, really difficult!
2016 was the best Eurovision year for me. Amazing songs, god-tier staging, Måns and Petra, political controversy. It’s Eurovision at its best.
I agree
I love how you put tons of Hatari memes in your videos ❤
Eurovision makes me feel old too, whenever the artists are younger than me (I'm 20)
I'm 20 too and I nearly cried when I heard that Kristian Kostov (Bulgaria 2017) was 17 when he sang his song on the stage. Holy shit.
I'm still sad that sweet angel Roko didn't pass... 😭😭😭😭😭
:(((
He was underrated af
@@rawairek the problem wasn't him but the song.
He was hated here in Croatia when he was chosen for ESC cus the staging was horrendous and the song is trash
Slavko and Matthias in the thumbnail 😍
As for some of your thoughts:
- My favourite year would be 2012 or 2010, but I'll pick 2010. That year was E P I C & very competitive, and many memorable entries. Especially, Turkey, Romania & Greece to name a few.
- My favourite moment... hmm I have too many. But for me it's always Jamala's wail of pain, anger and sadness in the bridge of 1944 (Ukraine 2016). Even if you don't speak Crimean Tatar you'll understand the chorus after that.
You=me 2010 is underrated I think
Esc 2015 and 16 were the best years for me and for your channel you should make Eurovision, The Fairytale! I’ll explain below.....
So basically you have to pick your two best years of Eurovision and give them Fairytale roles it can be whatever u want like Prince, Princess and so on. You can add in your own... here are some of mine but from different years.......
Lena (Germany 2010 and 2011) - Evil Queens Daughter
Hatari (Iceland 2019) - Knights that work for the evil queen
Nina Sublatti (Georgia 2015) - Evil Queen
Freddie (Hungary 2016) - Runaway Teen from the village
Zoe (Austria 2016) - Good Queens Daughter
Kate-Miller H (Australia 2019) - Good Queen
Paradise Oskar (Finland 2011 I think?) - Handsome Apple Picker
And finally.....
Francesca Michelin (Italy 2016) - Good Queens Gardener
So how about that for a video idea, huh? You can thank me later! Btw I subbed 😋😋😋
My favourite moment in Eurovision was when Douwe Bob(Netherlands 2016) winked at the end of his song. That was so cool !
To make you feel old, I'll let you know that I started following Eurovision in 2016, but I remember watching it in 2004 for the first time. Eurovision has been a pleasure for me since then (probably cause my country won in 2005, I was 6 years old then). My family and friends still make fun of me getting so excited about Eurovision every year, but since 2016 you guys keep reminding me I'm not alone in this.
Oh, and thanks to Eurovision (and to big football tournaments) I was urged to learn geography from a very young age, and people were wondering how I knew so many things about Europe when I was just 7 or 8. Good times.
Also, I'm pretty surprised that you couldn't remember who came 9th in 2017, which was just 2 years ago. I thought every fan knew the results of all years by heart.
I never in my life thought there would be new fans of eurovision!! I was just roped in by my parents since i was a baby and now i just still watch it as an adult.
Thought thats what happened to everyone 😂
I don't think I've ever skipped a year of Eurovision in my entire life, my mum loves it as well so we watched it as a family even when I was young. 2012 holds a special place in my heart, it was the first year I started really listening to the album after the show was over, and goddamn I can probably still sing along to every song of that year,regardless of whether or not I know the language they are singing in :P
When you are Latino American but had been low key developing an obsession with Eurovision since 2014.
I feel like Belgium is robbed every year 💕 love from England!
April Perkins we definitely had some good songs over the last years but these last 2 years kinda disappointed me
Arthur Morgan yeah, it was my winner from 2015-2017, but then it sort of dropped. I actually quite liked this year’s entry but I couldn’t vote for it because my country was in the second round. you’ve had my favourite songs though 💕
4:24 i died laughing and the first thing that came in my mind was how eurovision always robbes artist 😂😂
I also have a moment of a performance that I always watch again and again.
It’s Kaliopi‘s legendary scream from 2012, I always come back to hear the song, just for this one part.
I definitely agree with 2015 being the strongest year! Actually, funnily enough, that was my first year watching. I am American so obviously people in the states do not really know about Eurovision, but I watched it and fell in love. I enjoy most of the 2015 songs, and even if I don't really care much for one of them, it still holds a spot in my heart because it was my first year being a part of this great big contest's audience. I am really happy I got into this, and I wish I could vote in the finale and watch it live on something besides a bootleg stream from Finland or Sweden :/
I started watching from 2014! But I still like to look at the 2007 entries and more! Eurovision is basically my childhood and I'm not mad
....i started watching eurovision w/ mah family ever since lithuania became part of the EU
Just to make you all feel old: I only found out that Eurovision was a thing in 2017, only started actually knowing rules and songs of the contest in 2018, and actually started watching this year, in 2019! I'm probably a newborn compared to you all
FUN FACT THAT ISNT ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE VIDEO: I discovered a few days agovthat Verka Serduska is in a film
FUN FACTS THAT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE VIDEO: I started getting into Eurovision in 2014 too. I think that the best year is either 2007 or 2010
elio 235 Verka was actually in a lot of movies! My favorite one is Zolushka (Cinderella), in which she plays one of the mean sisters xD
@@perfectpassion16 love this one so much!
Although the part with Verka in the Spy (2015) was soooo good, I almost died in the theater, hands down the best cameo of all time !
And lets not forget another TV movie - chasing two hares (Za dvumya zaicami) in which Verka played the aunt - it is so funny, especially the "Crazy Family" song XD ua-cam.com/video/puzztcXg0Yk/v-deo.html
I guess the point here would be that Verka is just awesome everywhere welp
OMG LOÏC NOTTET IS ALSO THE ONE PERFORMENS I CAN WATCH THE HOLE TIME❤️💖💖 HE IS A GENIUS.
Number 2 made me pure smile! I have pulled myself out of full scale panic attacks by just picking a country and remembering the acts and songs from each year. Well 2010ish. It is like a coping mechanism 😂
My form tutor watched it for the first time this year and I was shocked. I've watched it since I was 6 (2012)
Some moments I could watch forever and not get tired of in Eurovision are:
Lithuania 2012- Donny's cartwheel thing
Denmark 2006- When she screams HIT IT JOHNNY and then the guy just appears on stage with a guitar and shredding
Estonia 2016 - Jüri's card trick thing it's pure magic
Belgium 2011- the key change where they go down and then go back up and change keys. Poetic cinema.
Latvia 2019 - when she walks in a circle in front of the band. This one makes the least sense to me but omg do I keep watching that part over and over again
Switzerland 2018- When she walks up the stairs and does the little hip thing to the beat
My grandparents watch eurovision since 1967 lol and my favourite year of esc is 1974 cause all sonhs were good at that time
I’m 15 poor me.
And btw, I think that 6 people is the maximum, because if you have like 50 people on stage you make a whole circus show, and then its not about the singing and the song anymore.
Ive been watching eurovision for 15 years... Im 16
Hahaha this was so nice and you're so me, really 😝 I've watched ESC since I was a baby but I can clearly remember ESC 2004 when I was 3 😂 My fav ESC year is 2010. Each country had excellent songs!
I got introduced to Eurovision in 2004, at age 9, and have been hooked ever since
I will leave a lot of comments! I could watch all day the little shoulder movement of Saraa Alto and never get tired. Or Foureira hands in the eh eh eh part when she is alone on the stage.
1:23 my mom has been waching every year of eurovision since 1975, dude like whaaat!
DING A DONG EVERY HOUR
that's crazy. She must be good in geography
@@fehawq she studied geography in university (im not 100% sure tho)
I'm 50, I've always watched eurovision since I was little, the first winner I remember was France 1977, Marie Myriam with "L' oiseau et l'enfant", altough I remember also Abba being a big success after winning in 1974. I loved the years of the orchestra and the language rule, I miss those two a lot.
my fav year is 2009... nothing topped that one for me.
2011,2012,2013,2014,2016🤣🤣🤣 All were awesome
2015 was the best year🔥(I follow Eurovision since 2011)
I'm an old fan like you! The first time I've heard about Eurovision was in 2013, when they announced participant from my country (Amandine Bourgeois from France) and I asked my mom what was Eurovision and she said: "It's song contest where we suck"(kinda). The next year, I've heard more about it, because Conchita was one of a kind so they mentioned her in the news, and also because it was the first and only year that France got last in Eurovision. Then I started to watch the year later, but I didn't watch much, like only the final and at least until France performed, but Lisa Angell was the 2nd to perform so yeah I didn't watch much😅. Then in 2016, I know I've watched the grand final, and I know I've watched the semi finals after, on UA-cam. And starting from 2017, I've watched the semi-finals and the grand final almost completely (but since the grand final got longer my mom didn't want me to watch it completely)
I started to watch Eurovision in 2015, my favorite so far. And I get what you say about missing the best years, now "crazy" songs don't do well, I mean I don't think we will have another winner like Lordi or someone as committed as Bilal.(believe).
When Sandra Kim won the normal eurovision contest, she was only 13 years old, and that was the first and the last win for belgium
1968 is the best year of eurovision me, but I'm 15 and started watching in 2010 so i feel like a fake fan for liking years of esc that my mum was barely born for. Also 2014 is one of my favourite years that i was actually a fan watching it live.
I really want you to give yourself the gift of watching more contests. There are so many and you seem to love it so much!
"There are new fans that joined in 2017 or 2018..."
Me: Oh, that's me!
"Who haven't seen anything"
Me, who takes everything personally: *offended*(I know it wasn't meant to, I just get like that)
But I mean, I feel so bad in the fandom sometimes. People are nice even if I reveal how new here I am, that's not the problem. It's the feeling of knowing I'm a noob, and I feel so dumb. It's always "rate XY of this decade" for example on Reddit, people are talking about the past(returning acts this year, as you kinda said) and I'm just like... Yeah, no. No clue. I went to kindergarten when a lot of fans that are here now came. Some people I met in the fandom watched Eurovision years before I was born.
I might be here now, I'm ready for the following years... But I feel like that's worthless. Like that I have fun watching Eurovision isn't enough, I have to study the lore, know stuff about past years, try to match knowledge off all you... To be a real fan, and not a dumbass. I just want to enjoy the thing, without having to know stuff... And the weird thing is that no one, NO ONE ever belittled for being new here and not knowing stuff. I just feel like I should know.
The one moment I could watch on loop has to be the "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEAH!" in the live performance of Dying to Try. (Honourable mention to the change in pitch when he speaks at the end of his performance)
These are genius thoughts!!! I often ask myself why Jon Ola Sand says "Take it away" every single year....And seriously why only 6 participants
I got into eurovision in 2007 and i briefly watched it few years before
I started watching back in 2009, I was only 4 at the time. I remember how happy I was when Norway won, especially since I am Norwegian, with fairytale by Alexander rybak.
It’s still my favorite since the Eurovision that was that year is kinda my first year so it’s kinda nostalgic.
My 1st year too. at least that I remember
Year 2010 was my fav tbh, but probably because it was the first time I ever watched Eurovision
People who first started watching ESC in the 00s squad where you at??!
I started in 2006 personally (first one I remembered since i was 6 at the time)🤪
Edit: i guess we’re considered old fans huh, I’d imagine 50s-90s era fans must feel like extra old fans 😅
I started watching in 2000 :D
I started watching this year but I've caught up 2009-2018. I don't think that counts though 😅
I have never met someone else who grew up with Eurovision? My mom and the rest of my family are really into it and I was born in 2003, and I've watched it all my life basically.
Also, sometimes I hear a song that sounds stupisly familiar and it turns out it's like a song from say the 1979 contest because my mom likes it and played it around me when I was little. XD
I started watching the contest in 2009 at 8 years old... I watched every year except for 2013 because I was on a camping trip😭
You are basically me. I know all the songs from 2014-2019 but not that many before. I love Belgium 2015 as well. I also try to remember all the songs in a year in their places sometimes, and I usually think about a map of Europe.
I only started watching in 2017, and actually, I think I missed 2019 -_- (my family don't usually watch it, sooooo), but when I tell you that I'm a fan, I mean it. You'll find me listening to songs ranging from 1958, to 67, to like just... the 80s and 90s in general, and others from many years. I pride myself on having an ecclectic taste ;)
Agree with you, 2015 was the best! But it was also the first year I watched Eurovision, so maybe that's why I like it so much
I started following esc in 2018 but ive watched a lot of full shows from other years (2015 is always going to be my fav)
Wow 2015 is probably my favourite year!!! I loved Estonia, Sweden and Belgium that year!
I relate with 3 so much. Started watching in 2015
My fav years are 2015, 2018 and 2019 they are all so damn good
I'm only 25 years old, and I've been following the contest since 2003 and even been to the contest 5 times.
Don't feel old at all, I just wonder... how many people have been living under a rock
Yes, your favorite esc year is 2015
I have to agree, it's just really Good and My 3 favorite esc songs are from that year (Albania, norway and Estonia) probably soon russia too
Eres Tú and Waterloo were both hits in the US in 1974, which is often considered by chart watchers to be one of the worst years in Billboard history. I found this kinda interesting since both of these songs are generally liked by Eurovision fans, especially the latter.
I'm loving these~~ I guess I have some memories of 2006 and 2009, or at least those years pop into my mind, maybe also 2010. There are all sorts of songs that are still stuck in my head, like Shady Lady (Turkey) & Miss Kiss Kiss Bang (Germany) to name a few older ones. Never forget Verka though, the gem
Shady lady from Ukraine
@@escselena5750 Fudge xD I was just thinking about "Oh yes, the color red, so much red. Turkey's flag is red"
Goofing up as usual, sorry about that! The song is still really good though!
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My first Eurovision was 2009 and it’s my favorite year so many good songs
I've watched Eurovision my entire life, but became a proper fan in 2003. There, now you can all feel young again 😆
Eurovision fan since 2006 here :D
i started watching the esc when i was a little child and now i am 18 years old😍
I literally spent the whole thought #2 bit desperately trying to remember who came 9th until the map of Australia appeared so I feel you ig...
Also, the moment I can't stop watching is from Rhythm Inside as well but it's the quadruple (?) spin after the first chorus in the Grand Final, he truly did That
My mum has been watching since 1969 she is experienced in watching eurovision
I really agree with your 3rd thougt cause i have been watching eurovision since 2011 but my first exberience with eurovision was 2006 (i was 6 years old at that time and now i'm 20 years old)
I really liked 2008 and 2016. I go back and re-watch a lot of the songs from those two years. By the way, have you done a video where you talk about your Top 10 favourite Eurovision songs (so far)? Maybe you did and I just forgot about it, but that would be fun. Safer option than doing a countdown of your favourite to least favourite, since people can't really attack you for leaving a song they like out of your personal Top 10.
My favourite Eurovision year is 2009. Sadly the winner song is the one I just can't stand.
My favorite years of Eurovision are 2015 and 2018, because there are so many good songs those years.
If my beloved Måns Zelmerlöw didn’t competed in 2015 it would have been hard to pick a favorite.
I started watching in 2015 and I feel dumb next to an eurofan who started watching earlier than me
That's why I was do upset last year because I wanted to participate at The Voice of Poland with the hope, that I can get through ESC, but I couldn't - I was 15 and too young to participate :/
I started watching in 2009 and I would say that I’m stuck on 2011/2012 I loved them both so much I just can’t choose
I started watching in 2012 and I still feel pretty new ngl
I tried listing all winners once, and I couldn't remember who win in 2017. I hated myself lol
I felt so proud at the Loic Nottet part 🤣😅 Just cause I'm from Belgium 😅
I've never missed a Eurovision since the mid 90s. I watched them irregularly from the 80s onwards but not religiously. You just made me feel like a fossil. 😏
I first watched eurovision in 2016 and have watched it every year since. My favourite year was probably this year, 2019. My fave songs of eurovision would are Sweden 1974, Austria 2014, Sweden 2015, Ukraine 2016, Russia 2016, Australia 2016, israle 2018, Ireland 2018, Russia 2019, France 2019, Romainia 2019 and Armenia 2019.
2 Random Thoughts:
1. Hungary and Sweden got the same number of NQ this decade. (HUN in 2019&SWE in 2010)
2. In Moldovian Staging 2018 were 7 People, because in one moment, there were 3 women.
Looney Scy there were never 3 woman... you should watch behind the scenes video to know how did did it. You can see that the legs of the "3th" woman is accualy a man sort of dressed like a woman.
2015 is the year I started watching and I read on the dutch Wikipedia page that you can participate with 15 in the Junior eurovision Song contest in the Netherlands
I've been around since 2004. Sakis and Željko are still a bang for me. And I hope you never going through loose someone like I lost Toše Come here and show respect to your elders, young lad, or lass.
Born in 1999 , first memory I have of watching Eurovision was in 2003 and that's basically my earliest memory in general...my 4 year old mind knew I was gonna be hooked (17 years and counting..don't know all the songs though)😂😂PS also, for some reason I have no memory of 2005 , even though my country won
I’m aware of eurovision since 2009 or something, but only started really watching in 2014, which along with 2015 and 2016 are my favorites
I personally care for eurovision from 2000 and then..Of course before of that year, i always knew the greek entry,i was watching the selections(if there was any)and i also watched the show on tv..But i started to pay much more time for this ,only by last year..I mean i started to watch tops,commenting etcetc..Im not an expert myself,but from last year to now,i have learnt many things!Anyway the oldest esc competitions arent my fav..they seem too old...
Your thoughts are great..i also was wondering about the 6 ppl on stage..i guess they have done this,cause too many ppl on stage would be more like circus...and 6 is just a number..not too many not so few..i guess..Now..about ideas..i dont really have any!All issues are already done around you tube..Tops of all kind..parodies..games,quizes..I really dont have anything to suggest! :) But i always find your videos unique!Im sure youll come up with new ideas,soon!! :)
Thank you for the comment! You made me really happy by writing it!
@@lada8755 really??now I am happy, for reading this!!Thank You!!!!❤😊👍
And keep up the good work!!!!👍👍👌👌
2015 was definitely the best year. But so was 2018, 2018 was such a strong year too.
4:30 no it is not always 6 Countries who automatically do qualify for the final. There might be as well 25. It depends on the hosting country or the country that won the year before. For example, if Uk, Spain, Germany, France or Italy wins (I said 'if' xD) it will be 25 countries in the final
I started watching eurovision in 2015 but didn't watch eurovision 2016 and 2017 but did watch eurovision 2018 and 2019
4:25
Because of many reasons
Funding all the dancers
And if a choir came on stage it would win over the jury with charisma and vocals
Same, I also think that 2015 was the best year. Also, 2016 was amazing.
2015 best year
My fav year was 2009...idk why but my fav songs are from that year...maybe that’s why...
3:03 i tought immediately the same thing
2010. Best year ever.
2007 is my runner up.
agreed! 2015 is my fav year~
I love 2013 too, but 2015 indeed a strongest year!
You cannot compare ESC 2009 and ESC 2013 when it comes to the stages ( 2013's stage is significantly small than 2009 or 2014's stage ).They've made that requirement in order to made the stages look acceptably large and somehow to keep them the same .
I started watching in 2013 and that year and 2014 are my favorite years
I started watching eurovision in 2006 and my favorite was lordi little 0 year old starring out of the crib and waching lordi didn't even get scared but i got scarred at iceland 2006
About why 6 people are allowed:
The rule was introduced in 1971. Before 1971 only soloist or duets were permitted. I don't know why they choose 6.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rules_of_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest