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Britonisea and Estogium set to take a break from WorldVision Song Contest according to tweet by BTVB...
By Jayden Crossways
While the BTVB isn't in charge of whether Estogium participates at the WorldVision Song Contest or not, we can almost guarantee that Britonisea won't be participating at the upcoming WorldVision Song Contest. If BTVB's tweet is correct, this could be the first time in 54 editions there hasn't been ABEN presence...
The 84th WorldVision Song Contest came and went over the weekend, which saw Britonisea place 9th place with 139 points - which was a higher position than the edition before when Britonisea placed 10th. While Britonisea has not fallen out of the top 10 in the last 20 or so editions the nation has participated, the past couple of editions have seen the nation on thin ice as it narrowly misses not placing in the top 10. The nation, while it placed 8th in the jury, placed 11th in the televote, with those voting from Talvezout and Mister X viewing the song negatively, as expected while nations such as Normandy & Picardy, Waisnor and Antahbrantahstan liked the Britonish efforts. Meghan Jorgensen was happy with her results, explaining that she felt as though she did a good job in what seemed like a changing climate at the WorldVision Song Contest.
Though despite an average result from Britonisea it seems as though the broadcaster had - once again - lost interest in the Contest, with a tweet by BTVB announcing this earlier today. It is unsure as to whether Britonisea would ever return to the WorldVision Song Contest, but it is expected that the upcoming Vha Mehlodhivestoile winner would go to the WorldVision Song Contest as expected.
Estogium's withdrawal, if true, would make more sense than that of the Britonish one. Estogium's song "If You Wanna", which had more success across ABEN than than the Britonish entry, but Estogium ended up 19th place with 87 points - the first time an ABEN entry has failed to break the 100 point boundary since the addition of the televote. This comes after Estogium's dysmal performance at the World Hit Festival which saw the nation fail to qualify, placing 13th in the Semi-Final after fans initially thought that Estogium could qualify. Estogium has placed 32nd, 13th, 24th and now 19th since returning to the contest in Britonisea for the 81st edition.
With no hints as to whether other ABEN nations are set to return and these two nations withdrawing, it could be the first time in 54 editions where there isn't ABEN presence at the WorldVision Song Contest.