Swedish newspaper about the UMK winner: “Naked threat to Sweden”

Winner of the new music competition Windows95 man has also attracted attention in Sweden, where Eurovision will be held this year. Windows95man, by real name Teemu Keisteriand Henri Piispanen are going to represent Finland with a song No rules.

Swedish newspaper Expressen describes Windows95man’s presentation as standing out from the crowd because of its uniqueness.

– The show stands out in many ways. It begins dramatically with a giant denim egg on stage. The artist is lying in a smoke-filled egg wearing a shirt and cap with the Windows95man logo. Otherwise, he’s only wearing skin-colored underpants, the magazine says.

When writing an article, the article in the magazine is titled to inspire horror.

– The naked threat to Sweden – a Finnish soldier in the egg, the title reads freely in Finnish.

The article in the Ruotsalaislehti has also been noticed by a Finnish rapper Paleface. He points Instagram– in his publication that he was particularly amused by the title of the article.

– The western neighbor is now afraid of a “naked threat” from Finland — a terrifying trooper is approaching! Good luck Windows95man, he writes.

Sweden’s Eurovisa representative has not yet been decided. Sweden’s five-piece representative is chosen in the Melodifestivalen competition, the final of which is March 9.

No rules is Windows95man’s first self-published song. In the past, Windows95man has made a career as a DJ and played other artists’ songs at his gigs.

Windows95man and Henri Piispanen are aiming to win the Eurovision Song Contest in May in Malmö.