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Sep 22, 2020 1 hr 31 min

The One With The Dancing Gorilla (2017)

from Think About Eurovision Hosted by Think About Eurovision

In this episode we Celebrate Diversity with 3 white male hosts, Kris & Kim both fail to predict each other's favourite songs and discuss news about the 2021 contest!a Postcards 2010 - 2019 explained Salvador Sobral's victory speech Sweden's Robin Bengtsson wasn't happy about his speech Salvador's SOS Refugees sweatshirt Amar Pelos Dois and Salvador's Eurovision movie cameo JOWST wanted to send a song for the UK, but the BBC rejected them Behind the lyrics of Occidentali's Karma Wikipedia can explain The Naked Ape better than Kris will ever be able to do Epic Sax Guy, the best meme to come from Eurovision The Curse of Number Two The Anti-Defamation League article on the Okay Hand Gesture (NOTE: WE ARE IN NO WAY SUGGESTING THAT ROBIN BENGTSSON USED THIS TO REPRESENT WHITE POWER - JUST EXPLAINING WHY THIS MAY BE MAKING KRIS FEEL UNEASY) Swearing isn't permitted in Eurovision, so Robin had to change the lyrics One day we'll stop mentioning this stupid circular piano, but today is not that day Jamala's Stage Invasion Lucie Jones & Marisha Wallace performing Take Me Or Leave Me from RENT in 2019 Kris recreated this particular moment from Lucie Jones The holograph of a performer disappearing and reappearing... yep, TWICE in the show notes we're linking to the stupid circular piano France's song was performed before September 2016, however the EBU never made a final decision on it The way televote numbers were announced was changed for the 2019 contest Latvian spokesperson calling Sobral a "pop idol" and Salvador not looking happy We've been guaranteed a 2021 contest with the same hosts, slogan & logo Next time: 1998!

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