Kaj scored 10 points from the Finnish professional jury on Saturday.
Kaj represented Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest. EPA/Georgios kefalas
Bara Bada Bastu On Sunday evening, the Finnish-Swedish band Kaj, who represented Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest, posted a video on social media on Sunday evening that plays a playfully to the Finnish professional jury.
For a video released on Instagram and Tiktok, the band has written “when you didn’t get 12 points from the Finnish jury”. In the background is a trendy audio in social media saying “that was rude, that was pretty fucking rude”, which turns into Finnish: it was rude, it was pretty fucking work.
In connection with the humorous video, the band has written a text that shows that the band is not really sorry for a professional jury.
– Of course, we are very grateful for the ten points we got from the Finnish jury – and even more moved to get 12 points from the Finnish audience! Thanks to Finland!
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In the comment box in the video, the points received by Sweden spark discussion.
– It was rude! It almost felt as if the jury wanted to punish you because there was so much chaos around the show in Malmö last year. I hope you come back with a new bike. Perhaps you represent Finland to win the competition on Lord’s 20th birthday, one commentator writes.
– I voted for the first time in the Eurovision Song Contest, and all 20 votes of course to you! I am glad that you got full audience points from Finland, one writes.
Nor did Kaj get full trench points from the other Nordic countries. Express The band received seven points from Denmark and eight in Norway.
The only Nordic country, of which Kaj received a full 12 points was Iceland.
– Friendship with Finland ended, now Iceland is your best friend, one carves in the comment box.
The band’s video has also been responded to by German representative ABOR & TYNNA. In the comment box, the duo is salty to their own neighboring country.
– We steal this audio for Austria. They didn’t give points at all, the band writes jokes.
KAJ’s final score in the visa final was 321 points, which was enough for fourth place. The competition was won by Austria JJ in a song Wasted Love. Second place was Israel and third was Estonia. Erika Vikman, Finland, was eleventh.