Twitter chose the ESC winners of the hearts – and these moments of the show made for amusement.
It is fair to say that the Eurovision Song Contest triggered strong emotions in many viewers. Because many people didn’t agree with Sweden’s renewed victory – even if the jury and televoting clearly failed, many wanted a different song at the top.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
When the last points were awarded, Finland and Sweden feared for victory – but in the end Loreen was able to prevail with the song “Tattoo” and relegated Käärija to second place.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
Twitter wouldn’t be Twitter if there weren’t amusing comments about the other acts as well:
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
Germany caused shame in two ways – not only did Lord of the Lost embarrass himself with last place, Elton also made a stale joke live from Hamburg when the points were announced. He complimented presenter Hannah Waddingham on her looks, then whipped out a ring box and pulled out a biscuit. OK.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
All the fears for Germany didn’t help – once again the Germans are at the bottom of the ESC.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
So maybe it’s not such a bad idea to have Anke Engelke and Bastian Pastewka in their prime roles as Jenny and Mel next year?
This is where you will find content from Twitter
In order to interact with or display content from social networks, we need your consent.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.OkPrivacy policy