Norway is represented at Eurovision by a special line-up Subwoolfer.
This story should not be read like a traditional story. Subwoolfer, the Norwegian visa agent, is not a traditional visa agent.
Give the Wolf a Banana Subwoolfer, who competes in the song, includes Jim and Keith, who are wearing fox masks and costumes. Who these Jim and Keith are is not known for sure. It was originally thought that there could be years behind the masks What Does the Fox Say -Ylvis duo known for their hit.
Subwoolferin Jim and Keith. Mari Pudas
However, this does not seem to be the case.
Let the Subwoolfer himself tell who they are and where they come from.
Subwoolfer originated 4.5 billion years ago on their home planet Moon. They found Norway to be a great country with beautiful nature, so Subwoolfer ended up in Norway.
How was that above told to Iltalehti? Jim and Keith don’t talk but they gesture with hand signals and different signals. The author of this story was not able to have the same signal frequency as Subwoolfer, so Jim and Keith of Subwoolfer used an “interpreter”. The name of the interpreter is Carl-Henrik Wahl.
Carl-Henrik Wahl is an interwoolfer interpreter. Mari Pudas
The Subwoolfer, of course, has to be asked why they have a world of yellow-black color in their performance, just like The Rasmus.
– The Rasmus is imitating us. For us, this is an honor, Subwoolfer declares through his interpreter.
(The Rasmus Lauri Ylönen asked to clarify that The Rasmus already exists in that color world. )
So what does Subwoolfer think of The Rasmus song Jezebel?
– We thought it was singing Jim and Keeeith. When it turned out that Jezebel was being sung in it, of course we were disappointed, the interpreter says.
The interpreter said after the interview that Subwoolfer assumes the whole world revolves around them, so there is no need to be offended by anything they say.
If Subwoolfer then wins the visas, of course they plan to party.
– We will have a big party in the month, where everyone is welcome if they know our secret sign.
Subwoolfer says the secret to their popularity is the yellowness, the fact that they are their own selves and Keith’s nice butt.
Norway’s Subwoolfer will rise to the visa stage today, Tuesday in the first semi-final. Iltalehti follows the visas on site.