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Eurovision 2009: The Toppers, Netherlands
Look, it's been a rubbish week. Nobody's got any money and we'll all be dead by the summer. But help is at hand. Because now, in today's Eurovision rundown, we have a treat for you. Something that will blow the gloomy old cobwebs away from your life and give you the best start to the day you have ever head. We're not exaggerating. Today we bring you the absolute worst Eurovision entry in the entire history of the competition. Excited? Good. Here it is, then - the 2009 Eurovision entry from the Netherlands, by The Toppers...
EUROVISION 2009: Andrea Demirovi?, Montenegro
Halfway through the week, but we promise you that it'll be the best half-week of these Eurovision 2009 rundowns. Well, maybe not the best. But the most interesting, at least. Why? Because Friday's profile is performed by the worst boy in all the world, and tomorrow's profile is the absolute worst song we have ever heard in all our lives. And today's profile? Well, um, let's skip over that, shall we? So here's the Eurovision 2009 rundown for Andrea Demirovi? from Montenegro...
Eurovision 2009: Nelly Ciobanu, Moldova
Ready for another buttload of Eurovision 2009 profiles? Yes, of course you are. We know we're hyping this up a bit, but in a few days we're going to be showing you the worst Eurovision entry we've ever heard. It's awful. It's not even so bad it's good. It's so bad it's genuinely made us contemplate self-harm. It's horrible. And it's coming in a few days. But first here's the Eurovision 2009 rundown for Nelly Ciobanu from Moldova...
Eurovision 2009: Chiara, Malta
Guess what? We're going to hit you with a brace of new Eurovision 2009 profiles. Makes a change, eh? Anyway, you'll be thrilled to learn that we're about to hit something of a rare streak of form this week. This week we'll almost certainly be writing about the song that'll win the Eurovision Song Contest. Luckily, however, we've also got the worst song in Eurovision history coming up in a few days as well. Keep your eyes open for that one. But first, here's the Eurovision 2009 rundown for Chiara from Malta...
Eurovision 2009: Next Time, FYR Macedonia
Let's round out the week of Eurovision profiles with a good one, shall we? Actually, no, let's not. Because for that to happen we'd have to transport everyone to a strange parallel universe where the Eurovision Song Contest is an exhibition of the best in artistic talent that Europe has to offer, and not a crappy night of rubbish music. And the cost of doing that would be prohibitive. So here's some more of the usual crap instead. It's the Eurovision 2009 rundown for Next Time from FYR Macedonia...
Eurovision 2009: Sasha Son, Lithuania
The Eurovision Song Contest is almost upon us, and... No, actually, wait. The Eurovision Song Contest isn't almost upon us at all. It's weeks away. Honestly, there's ages before the Eurovision Song Contest. It's much too early to bother with any of it. Really, it is. Why don't you take the time you were planning to read this and do something more constructive? Say hi to your neighbour. Write that book you always promised yourself. It's better this way. No? Fine then, here's the Eurovision 2009 rundown for Sasha Son from Lithuania...
Eurovision 2009: Intars Busulis, Latvia
Here comes another Eurovision 2009 profile. Excitement. We know we're a few days away, here, but we really have to give you a heads up about the Norwegian Eurovision entry this year. He is quite possibly the worst child in all the world. That's all we're willing to point out at the moment, but just remember that. Norway. Worst child in all the world. Remember. But for now, here's the Eurovision 2009 rundown for Intars Busulis from Latvia...
Eurovision 2009: Ireland & Israel
We're really thrumming up to the day that the Eurovision Song Contest gets interesting now, so hold onto your hats. And the Eurovision news is really coming in thick and fast, if the contest's official website is anything to go by. Why, just yesterday we learnt that the Maltese entry has a side-job as a secretary. This sort of hard-hitting breaking news is enough to leave us giddy, we don't mind telling you. So here's the Eurovision 2009 profiles for Sinéad Mulvey and Black Daisy from Ireland and Noa and Mira Awad from Israel...
