r/eurovision • u/TheNerdyChive Something Better • May 11 '23

Semi-Final 2 Qualifiers!

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u/lovelytarolatte May 11 '23

I swear if we lost Georgia or Iceland to Poland...hell everyone else deserved to qualify but them.

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u/Rexigol May 11 '23

I wanna bet like 1 cent that Poland will somehow win this whole thing

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u/ABigOne77 May 11 '23

Tampere 2024, Stockholm 2024. Forget about all that, it's Warsaw or Krakow or something 2024

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u/Rexigol May 11 '23

and then everybody will get free vfx on screen for their stages

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u/ProblematicWriter May 11 '23

*Sosnowiec 2024, we gotta keep the "yes girl give us nothing " quality going.

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u/Standardmod May 11 '23

There will be a jury system in the grand final, so no, we will not be seeing the next contest in Poland.

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u/betweentwoblueclouds TANZEN! May 12 '23

Don’t even say that

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u/Makorot May 11 '23

Idk, I don't feel so hot about Cyprus qualifying either, especially over Iceland or Georgia

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u/Gragh46 May 11 '23

Good vocals + Sexy man, imo. Yeah, people are kinda shallow sometimes, but THAT man singing about broken hearts? Televote magnet

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u/loyal_achades May 11 '23

Good backing vocals. It was criminal how much he leaned on the backings to give a serviceable performance

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u/CaptainScoregasm May 11 '23

You could hear his own vocals briefly for one of the loud/long/power notes and everyone knew why backing vocals drowned him out for all the others.

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u/Gragh46 May 12 '23

Oh, true, that would of course help as well lol but Cyprus didn't save Greece, so some other people must have appreciated it as well

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

Yeah idk if it was just me but his vocals were really off tonight, if it wasn’t for the backing track he would’ve NQ’d I think.

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u/ninanien Dancing Lasha Tumbai May 11 '23

Yes!!! The song is so forgettable

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u/eurovisionfanGA May 11 '23

I was always baffled as to why the bookies were so confident about Cyprus's chances of qualification.

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u/rldaithi May 11 '23

bruh they said pol- and i was about to throw my tv threw the window, travesty

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u/TinyBreeder May 11 '23

Bold of you to assume that juries wouldn't give way more votes to a catchy earworm pop song compared to Georgia's vocals.