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by Polkopia » Mon May 11, 2015 11:12 am
The Sarian wrote:I personally really like the Irish entry :/
by Al-Balansiyya » Mon May 11, 2015 11:23 am
United Regions of Verona wrote:
PLEASE NO
The Irish song is absolute shite and I wish that bitch who's singing it would go and die. And I'm Irish, from the nation that *shoots smug look* won the Eurovision the most. And we only started competing in 1965 (Which France Gall won, omg poupee de cire poupee de son <3 <3 )
Soz, got to get that out. I can't believe that we actually chose it. But then again, the other candidates in EuroSong were even more shite.
by United Regions of Verona » Mon May 11, 2015 11:38 am
Ekoz wrote:United Regions of Verona wrote:
PLEASE NO
The Irish song is absolute shite and I wish that bitch who's singing it would go and die. And I'm Irish, from the nation that *shoots smug look* won the Eurovision the most. And we only started competing in 1965 (Which France Gall won, omg poupee de cire poupee de son <3 <3 )
Soz, got to get that out. I can't believe that we actually chose it. But then again, the other candidates in EuroSong were even more shite.
I thought Ireland would be really into Eurovision, but it's almost like it is back in the UK
by Plaschea » Mon May 11, 2015 12:02 pm
by Nightom » Mon May 11, 2015 12:06 pm
by Rotia » Mon May 11, 2015 1:09 pm
by Polkopia » Mon May 11, 2015 1:50 pm
by Todlichebujoku » Mon May 11, 2015 1:51 pm
[violet] wrote:You are my go-to nation for long names.
Oct 16 2018- Indo States wrote:YOU'RE FALSE TOBU
Apr 21 2020- Llalta wrote:omg tobu you’ve literally given me asthma with ur art
by The True North (Ancient) » Mon May 11, 2015 3:42 pm
by Elke and Elba » Mon May 11, 2015 5:04 pm
Ratateague wrote:NationStates seems to hate the Geneva Convention. I've lost count in how many times someone has tried to introduce something like it. Why they don't like it is a mystery to me. Probably a lot of jingoist wingnuts.
Ardchoille wrote:When you consider that (violet) once changed the colour of the whole game for one player ... you can understand how seriously NS takes its players.
by Todlichebujoku » Mon May 11, 2015 5:11 pm
Elke and Elba wrote:But pretty unconventional for WV terms because people usually go for fast-paced music.
[violet] wrote:You are my go-to nation for long names.
Oct 16 2018- Indo States wrote:YOU'RE FALSE TOBU
Apr 21 2020- Llalta wrote:omg tobu you’ve literally given me asthma with ur art
by Elke and Elba » Mon May 11, 2015 5:29 pm
Ratateague wrote:NationStates seems to hate the Geneva Convention. I've lost count in how many times someone has tried to introduce something like it. Why they don't like it is a mystery to me. Probably a lot of jingoist wingnuts.
Ardchoille wrote:When you consider that (violet) once changed the colour of the whole game for one player ... you can understand how seriously NS takes its players.
by Vettrera » Mon May 11, 2015 5:35 pm
REBECCA BURKE - CALL ON ME
by Coreyo Entertainment » Mon May 11, 2015 8:11 pm
by Polkopia » Mon May 11, 2015 10:48 pm
Elke and Elba wrote: Yay! That song was amazeballs. But pretty unconventional for WV terms because people usually go for fast-paced music.
I hate how I screwed up the 1-point train fest with a two for Buzz Buzz. <_< Argh.
by The Sword Bloke » Tue May 12, 2015 3:44 am
by Electrum » Tue May 12, 2015 5:46 am
by Todlichebujoku » Tue May 12, 2015 6:48 am
[violet] wrote:You are my go-to nation for long names.
Oct 16 2018- Indo States wrote:YOU'RE FALSE TOBU
Apr 21 2020- Llalta wrote:omg tobu you’ve literally given me asthma with ur art
by Elke and Elba » Tue May 12, 2015 7:31 am
Todlichebujoku wrote:*Eurovision?
Ratateague wrote:NationStates seems to hate the Geneva Convention. I've lost count in how many times someone has tried to introduce something like it. Why they don't like it is a mystery to me. Probably a lot of jingoist wingnuts.
Ardchoille wrote:When you consider that (violet) once changed the colour of the whole game for one player ... you can understand how seriously NS takes its players.
by Britonisea » Tue May 12, 2015 11:25 am
WINNER OF THE 112ND WORLDVISION SONG CONTEST
LISTEN NOW: KIANA KNIGHT - SAYONARA
by Normandy and Picardy » Tue May 12, 2015 11:31 am
Britonisea wrote:Guys, Eurovision released 37 seconds of the first rehearsals for the first semi finals!
Belgium is the best!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSIhddmaV0g
by Praciba » Tue May 12, 2015 11:45 am
Þór Praßib Unðaß mós Kíbarn Phottúr is a new addition in the Pracib music scene, being a merger between the children's part of Þór Unðaß mós Phottúr (The Union of Singing/The Choir) and Þór Pracib Kíbarn (The Pracib Children). They have released delightful songs such as 'Asþe Mammi' (Dear Mommy) and 'Praß eggis Merous' (Bless our God/Bless our All-Being) and, after receiving large donations by Pracib entertainment moguls, they have decided to throw their musical abilities in the ring. Hoping to earn their place in the WorldVision Song Contest by aiming at the decency of the Pracib people, one of the children had this to say: 'I just hope that I don't disappoint my daddy'. Pracib Royal TV certainly hopes so too!
When talking about power couples in Pracib entertainment, there's little room for any other name than Lenny and Blaire, pop music duo, actors, singers and entertainers of the first hour, in Lenny's case literally. Separated by a measly fifty-six years of life experience, Lenny found himself the most popular part of the Slap Pack, a group of '40s and '50s musicians that slapped each other during singing, and was the first singer ever on Pracib television. Doing odd jobs as a singer for a increasingly aging fan base, he met Blaire at such a job. Visiting her grandmother at a retirement home, Blaire, herself an aspiring singer, fell in love on first sight. Teaming up and eventually marrying in the same year, they are Praciba's primary entertainment power couple since 2010, joining both Praciba's oldies and newbies together.
One of the most well-known Pracibamians, Dave Berensky, son of former Elejamian ambassador Stan Berensky, played in a variety of bands before making it big solo with the song “Tslað” (“Thanks”). Well known for his high-energy, out-of-the-box performances, which involves a lot of audience participation, he’s hoping to bring his own personal brand of anarchy to the WorldVision stage. While he was originally scheduled to appear for Augen ot Praciba 38 as the Elejamian Wildcard, he had to pull out due to a broken leg. While details are sketchy, some tabloids speculate that the injury happened during a party and involved a live chicken, a yet-to-be-named low ranking Pracib royal, two bottles of champagne and chocolate-flavored hand soap.
Part the Stars is a country pop love song declaring the love between a man and his woman, stating that he would do anything to make her happy including 'part the stars'. While it is quite certain that no-one can part the stars with current technology, the deep feeling of love remains within.
The club is full, your glass isn't (anymore). The guy you're talking to is being very funny and it certainly isn't the alcohol that's talking. Sound familiar? Then You're So Funny will be your song, reliving the tales of people that get funnier while their companions get way, way drunk.
Take It Dear is a perfect fit for the current times, a time when the world is constantly moving around us. Stating that you should take things dear because they might be gone very soon, the song has found itself popular with both young and old, although for very different reasons.
by Lymantatia » Tue May 12, 2015 3:10 pm
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