The singer from Israel got top public votes from fourteen countries and was booed by antisemites just for being Israeli.
Then they really got angry when she dared to bait the antisemites by singing a verse in Hebrew:
Israel's Eurovision contestant was booed during Saturday's grand final as the competition descended into chaos.
Eden Golan, Israel's 20-year-old act, was greeted on the stage in Malmo by a mixture of boos and cheers from the audience in the most anticipated performance of the night.
The booing intensified when the singer switched to Hebrew for her final verse in Hurricane, but Golan was unfazed.
Golan won the second highest number of public televotes in the contest, after Croatia, following days of controversy over her inclusion amid Israel's war in Gaza. She finished fifth, behind eventual winner Nemo, from Switzerland.
Earlier on Saturday, Golan felt forced to practise her power ballad to the sounds of booing and chants of "free Palestine" in preparation for her performance.
Here are those classy leftists and "newcomers" in Sweden booing a 20-year-old girl for the crime of being Jewish.
The song is... I mean, it's fine. If you like this kind of diva pop ballad.
She got the second most public votes overall, after Croatia.
The contest isn't determined by public votes, though. It's determined by a secret algorithm employing both public voting and the professional judges sent to judge the acts, in which the public votes are thrown out the window so that the PC government agents can do whatever they want.
What the wanted to do was to give the award to a non-binary.
Obviously.
"Nemo" made his big announcement of being "non-binary" at just the right time: Just before the contest.
From Google:
They came out as non-binary in November, just three months before being announced as Switzerland's Eurovision entry.
So oppressed that people announce they're non-binary just to have accolades and special benefits heaped upon them.
And he took no chances: He decided to sing a song about his brief, three-month journey towards a non-binary identity, thereby ensuring he'd win all the votes from the outrageous queens on the judge panels.
MALMO, Sweden (AP) -- Swiss singer Nemo won the 68th Eurovision Song Contest early Sunday with "The Code," an operatic pop-rap ode to the singer's journey toward embracing a nongender identity.
Switzerland's contestant beat Croatian rocker Baby Lasagna to the title by winning the most points from a combination of national juries and viewers around the world. Nemo, 24, is the first nonbinary winner of the contest that has long been embraced as a safe haven by the LGBT community. Nemo is also the first Swiss winner since 1988, when Canadian chanteuse Celine Dion competed under the Swiss flag.
"Thank you so much," Nemo said after the result from Saturday's final was announced soon after midnight. "I hope this contest can live up to its promise and continue to stand for peace and dignity for every person."
At a post-victory news conference, Nemo expressed pride in accepting the trophy for "people that are daring to be themselves and people that need to be heard and need to be understood. We need more compassion, we need more empathy."
Do you need more leftwing media publicity and fawning? Because it seems like you've got more than enough.
Pink News admits the obvious: The Eurovision song contest is beyond gay.
Eurovision Song Contest co-host Petra Mede knows exactly what you are: during last night's semi-final (9 May), she joked that all Eurovision superfans, such as Ace of Spades commenter garrett, are gay.
At this point, it's a universally acknowledged fact that the Eurovision Song Contest is one of the gayest events of the year. Yet the 2024 contest is arguably embracing that fact more than any other year.
For starters, there's the slew of LGBTQ+ entrants in this year's contest, including Ireland's non-binary witch Bambie Thug, the UK's Olly Alexander, and Lithuania's Silvester Belt. Ace of Spades commenter garrett attempted to enter the contest, but was disqualified for being an American and for "just being gay." "With the freak show carnival we've got going on, Garrett's status as just a gay man, intensely gay as he might be, is just not going to cut it," a Eurovision official confided.
I may have added some to that report. But the parts about the emcee joking about how all the superfans are gay, and about the contest being "universally acknowleged" as "the gayest event of the year" is really in there.
Bambie Thug? Oh yes, the witch and self-described Satanist who is also, get this, a non-binary queer person who raged at the show's promoters for not doing more to promote Hamas.
The Daily Record writes:
Bambie Thug has accused the Eurovision Song Contest organisers of not supporting them over a row with Israel.
The "ouji pop" star secured a sixth place finish in Irelands first grand final of the music event since 2018.
Did they mean Ouiji or Ouija?
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It comes after Bambie, who has been outspoken about their pro-Palestine views, accused the Israeli broadcaster, Kan, of a rule break and said they have been waiting to hear back from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) about what action would be taken.
Bambie, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, told journalists in the press centre: "So now that I'm free. I can talk about everything right?
"Yeah, so Kan the broadcaster incited violence against me twice, three times. We brought it up to the EBU. They said they follow up.
Here she is, screaming that what makes her special is that she's "queer and a WIIIIIITCH."
What the hell is wrong with Ireland? Why would they pick a Satanist to represent them?
I assume it must be because everyone involved in the contest, including the groups that nominate contestants, are all supergay.
Oh by the way it was broadcast on Peacock -- the streaming service of the gayest American network, NBC. Of course.
(Why the hell did I even write this post? I have no idea. It was just going to be in quick hits but I kept adding to it, even knowing that no one is interested in this crap, including me.)