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UK's 'dismal' Eurovision song choices to be examined by MPs
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How has the UK been routinely dicks? We never won when we were in the EU either.
It was always seen as a bit naff, and no credible artists ever wanted anything to do with it.
Afghanistan and Iraq? Already dominating music industry? Being rubbish at languages because they all speak ours? Even in the EU, we were "Extrawurst" all the time. Denominating finance (partly with dark money).
Even before Brexit, we made ourselves unpopular.
Lol
The UK/bbc is also one of the major funders so it gets an automatic place in the final. So merit is not nessassery in the opening.
Sam Ryder was pretty good
He is but I think the scales need rebalanced to allow the UK to not make it into the final. And actually work for the final.