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Wow.. two Eurovision posts in a row. This is amazing.
Seriously, there are lots of other stuff happening to me in the rest of the year. I don't even care much for the Eurovision song contest. Appart from France Gall, of course.
But to the point.
Yesterday, the second semifinal was held, and I, being tipsy and having little else to do, watched it. Then Bulgaria came on and.. well, I'll just link you to the interesting part: here.
Now, the rules of the Grand-Prix Eurovision de la Chanson are as volatile as lithium in water (only less available) but the last I heard, all vocal performances had to be done on stage.
Is this really allowed now? Since when? Isn't it the job of the broadcasting corporation hosting the event to inform me of this? Discuss!
Seriously, there are lots of other stuff happening to me in the rest of the year. I don't even care much for the Eurovision song contest. Appart from France Gall, of course.
But to the point.
Yesterday, the second semifinal was held, and I, being tipsy and having little else to do, watched it. Then Bulgaria came on and.. well, I'll just link you to the interesting part: here.
Now, the rules of the Grand-Prix Eurovision de la Chanson are as volatile as lithium in water (only less available) but the last I heard, all vocal performances had to be done on stage.
Is this really allowed now? Since when? Isn't it the job of the broadcasting corporation hosting the event to inform me of this? Discuss!