Although Eurovision is a song contest, we often see some entries focusing more on entertainment and a good show than on good vocals and lyrics. That has led to the term "joke entries" - something that can be a big contrast to what we consider "jury songs". The last few years have shown a difference in the way the public and the jury is voting in ESC - where the public often tend to be bigger fans of the funny entries. But are the funny entries blurring the image of Eurovision being a serious music competition? Or are the entertaining songs on the other hand exactly what we need in times of division and political battles? And is it even possible to make a distinction between "joke entries" and "serious entries"?

In this episode, special guest ESC Factful and our host Maja discuss whether Eurovision is getting too funny, or whether we shouldn't be afraid of the more entertaining entries at Eurovision.

A big thanks to ESC Factful for the interesting discussion.

00.00-03.07: Danish (intro)

03.07-49.15: English (conversation)

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Vi varmer op til årets Eurovision 2024 ved at zoome ind på sangene i den anden semifinale. Derudover taler vi om nogle af de nye regler, der er kommet til i år og meget mere.

Dagens gæst er Dagmar Gorica, medievidenskabsstuderende og Eurovision-fan.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi varmer op til årets Eurovision 2024 ved at zoome ind på sangene i den første semifinale. Derudover taler vi om nogle af de nye regler, der er kommet til i år, samt slogan, venue og meget mere.

Dagens gæst er Dagmar Gorica, medievidenskabsstuderende og Eurovision-fan.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.