10 Memorable voting moments at the Eurovision Song Contest
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- The voting has always been one of the most exciting moments of the show. Let's have a look at 10 of the most memorable voting moments. What is your most memorable voting moment in the Eurovision Song Contest?
Poland 2016, 7 points
3 seconds later
boom 229 points
nie umiem ustawić nicku most likely the 1 million of us in the uk
Ale Polaków... XD
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Добрый человек + theyre 7 jury is 229
@@user-qw3uh8vr8c 222+ 7
haha yugoslavia: i dont have it
anavi nasruk wtf you on about
+brittany watts lmao
xD
Yugoslavia was the best:
-Hi Yugoslavia, can I have your votes?
-I don't have it.
Hahahahahahahah
* Countries of which Yugoslavia consisted
+Skyler TV Yugoslavs were first trollers confirmed. XD
Mihajlo Stojanovic Yes xD
lol hahahha balkanci
hahahahahahahajahahhahahaha
"Here I go.... bye!" :'D
That was so funny :D
+Der fliegende Holländer Best joke ever.
And winner Turkey :)
it's a prank
"May we have your votes please, Yugoslavia?"
"I don't have them"
Well it appears we've got a badass on our hands.
R.I.P. old voting system... it was an amazing time with you :'(
it doesn't have to be forever... esc voting changes all the time like with juries and stuff. if after may everybody thinks this way of voting sucks they might change it again :D
+jr I think this voting is amazing, but it would be better if the televoting would be given 1-7 , 8, 10 and 12 points, and the jury vote just overall. So, if they switch, it can be better than the old one
+ESC Albania i agree
***** pffff....since when do you watch esc?! Last year ?!?! Omg such a pathetic bitch...
+Italy In Eurovision Just the announcment changes
met Rybak once. he is shy.
@@Bayar-oe7rj he's belarussian lol
@Jan Neisius the invisible commenter
Well, it´s just normal in Nordic countries, Finland being the most extreme example. And yes, I´m from Finland. :)
@@anttisalonen5016 Finland 2023:
If Alexander Rybak's record will be beaten this year (which it probably will) It wouldn't really count because when Rybak won the most you could get was 504 points. Now it's 1032 because of the new voting system.
That's Not 504 because Norway can't vote for Norway so it's 492...
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The highest when relevant to the highest possible and those that were attained was Brotherhood of Man 1976, averaging 9.65 points per country. Nicole for Germany 1981 was 2nd with 9.47 (I love stats, lol)
He recieved 387 points
At first I thought it was a WatchMojo video, with the title and all!
Good job guys!
time to add Poland to the list xD
HAHAHAYA ya! 😂
XD
+anna janus .i. points for Poland
Amir Afendin Poland had from jury 7 points and then BOOM 222 points from the televote
Yugoslavia, can I have you votes?
Lady: I DONT HAVE IT!!
😂
the background music was "Goodbye to yesterday" from last year. It was an amazing song - I love it
Yes
my fav from last year
Another memorable moment when Russia announced that their 12 points went to Russia as a joke.
what is memorable about it? just arrogance.
Ruud22nl Jansen looks like someone doesn’t have a sense of humour...
That was just a lame joke
Same With sweden
Portugal's 2017 entry broke the record mentioned in the video, even after applying the new voting system, by scoring 758 points. It was also the first time they ever won this competition. I know this video is from 2016, but I thought it would be cool to point it out.
But Portugals song 2017 was horrible... So bad! Even me would have been better (I suck at singing).
@@RealKingston1 Portugal's winning song was the only real song that won Eurovision for a long time. Away with special effects and show, it is a SONG contest. Luckily Netherlands follows Portugal's excellence with a song that also is about voice, music and lyrics!
@@ruud22nljansen88 Then the following year, a Pop song with chicken sounds won, Oh the Irony XD
Under the 2009 system, Portugal 2017 would've received 417 points. That overtakes Anne-Marie David's record of points share (84.7% vs. 81%), and would have received 12 points from a record 20 countries each.
@@toot-tootmcbumersnazzle7604 ..and then promptly succeeded by the more music-inclined number of the Netherlands after.
Goodbye to yesterday is the background song ❤️
+Sander X no it;s not
i heard anti social media so denmark last year...
+Sander X No, it Anti Social Media - The Way You Are, from last year's contest
from 3:00 it's Goodbye to yesterday. My last year's favorite ♡
+Sander X first is Denmark's 2015...
-I don't have it 😂 Legendary, made me laugh every time.
-Here I go bye😂
I honestly dont get what people are complaining about, the voting wont dissapear, they will just add something extra, that will make it exiting all the way to the end
+Didrik Gustafsson it actually wont why are we wasting 50 mins for the jury votes seems like a waste of time imho they should switch them both around
brittany watts nah i would say its slowly building up the tension, the other part probably wont take more then 10 minutes, no i think will be good, at least worth trying, in worst case they may change it to upcoming years
Didrik Gustafsson true but next year if they keep the system i hope they switch the voting around
brittany watts haha yea, well lets just see how it goes, maybe people change their minds once the show is aired
+Didrik Gustafsson lets see
I'm missing "Good morning Luxembourg".
+fabb4i2 Or in 1990 as the Italian Jury said : "voici le résultat du jury espagnol". And last year when the lines to 3 Countrys broke down.
***** Yes exactly. xDD
It's even kind of a classical imo.
fabb4i2 good night United Kingdom
Nemon Cubez 😂😂
Ekhem.
Poland, 2016.
Jumping from almost last place to TOP 10 xD
2016 was exciting voting-wise.Poland and Australia VS Ukraine are rather iconic.
The most astounding result was 1998 in my view, because Israel and Malta had the same points before the last vote came in and then Macedonia gave Israel 8 points, so only Israel and Malta had the chance to win. After that Ireland received the 10 points and it was quite obvious who would get the 12 points. But unfortunately Malta didn't get a single point of Macedonia, so Israel won...
Even now when I rewatch that scene I'm so full of hope that Chiara would win, although I already know that she wouldn't xD
Ornochestror Interesting but that happened in 1988 and it was definitely an even bigger thriller. It was even closer. You see almost *all* countries (all but two) had awarded the United Kingdom some points. Many of them 10 and 12 points. Celine Dion of Switzerland was *behind* the United Kingdom by 5 points *not* the same points like was the case in 1998. Then the final votes came in from Yugoslavia. She was trailing the United Kingdom. Yugoslavia then only awarded Switzerland (Celine Dion) 6 points which barely put her in the lead with a single point when 7, 8, 10 and 12 points still could be given... Since the United Kingdom just needed 2 points to overtake Celine Dion chances seemed high they would either get 7, 8, 10 or 12 points and win.
As it were Yugoslavia awarded 7 points to the Netherlands, 8 points to Germany, 10 points to Norway...and then a complete shocker - they gave 12 points to France. France was in the lower midfield and nobody had given France any high points. Yugoslavia giving France their 12 points was totally unexpected but it meant Celine Dion had won by the smallest possible margin. Yugoslavia only placed Switzerland 5th and gave higher points to France, Norway, Germany and The Netherlands. So it seemed as if Celine Dion's 1 point lead was a final tiny bit of brief glory.
I checked up 1998. The country Macedonia gave 10 points to wasn't Ireland it was the United Kingdom and it wasn't a shocker since it was one of the favorites that evening and had already received four 12 points and placed 2nd overall. Also Macedonia gave Croatia 12 points (not very surprising) and Croatia was doing well that evening and had two 12 points and four ten points votes. It ended the contest in a strong 5th place.
So let's summarize:
In 1998: They headed into the final vote with equal points.
In 1988: Celine Dion was behind and trailing the United Kingdom by 5 points.
In 1998: Macedonia still placed Israel top 3.
In 1988: Yugoslavia placed Switzerland (Dion) 5th.
In 1998: Macedonia gave United Kingdom their 10 points, a popular song which ended the contest in 2nd place and 12 points to Croatia which in a strong 5th place (already had six 10/12 points votes).
In 1988: Yugoslavia gave the Netherlands 7 points (a song that finished 9th that evening), 8th to Germany (finished 11th overall) , Norway 10 points (finished 5th but only had a single 10 point vote by said Yugoslavia) and France (!) 12 points (which catapulted France to 10th overall in the final standings).
Nobody expected France to get 12 points from Yugoslavia. But this meant that their 6 points had given Celine Dion the lead by a single point at the finish line. As such Yugoslavia's "We sort of like Switzerland's song but don't like United Kingdom's song at all" won Switzerland the contest by a single point after having been behind by 5 points.
You forgot 2012 when Loreen got the highest amount of 12 points.
1:44 me when a teacher asks me for my work.
The best one is “I don’t have it”😂😂😂
And of course 2003
4:52 Dad is that you.
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Everyone who is arguing about how Rybak still holds the record, nope!! If the old system of the 10 favourites of the entire country was used, Portugal would actually have 418 points, meaning they are actually the ones with the record.
"Here I go. Bye!"
Place 1: Poland, 2016 xD
Damn, to think how small the contest seemed back then, and now we have HUGE shows and huge masses of crowds... The technology really seems to go faster with every year! 2009 one seemed really shitty quality, but back then, it was probably the highest possible!
Germany I'm sorry, 0 POINTS
Tbh the entire 1991 voting sequence should be included. If just for being an absolute disaster 🤣
First time ever televoting will have been the same power like jury voting, it's great, your
unreasonable complaining is annoying.
it was always the same power ... if you take in account the years with televoting of course
+jr This way, the televoting will be more equal to the jury voting. We will not be scammed anymore
+ESC Albania i don't understand how really...
+Baton People complain just to complain without understanding the context of the change. :P
Turkey should back to esc
Should what back?
@@e.o.9094 periodt
Thunder Cat You sound like a very educated supplier of facts and arguments...
There is not any dictator in Turkey. Turkey is a demokratical republic. Every one has to feel respect Turkish people's choices in elections. Turkey does not participate the esc anymore because the voting system is not trustable with national juries.
We cant get rid of him because he cheats on elections
Let's look at this soberly shall we? The voting system has changed over a handful of times through history. Juries, no juries, just televote, different points, different orders of delivering them... And yeah, the previous system (with occassional adjusments) served us well for some 30 years - what we're missing here is the excitement of the voting process. 2003 and 2011 were the only relatively exciting years as of late. As more countries joined, the bigger the lead a favourite could get. Was it exciting watching Loreen rake in douze points after douze points for well over half an hour? Fine if you wanna be nostalgic about it, but what SVT and EBU is doing is trying to get back the excitement and the nerve. We will still have the douze points, we will still have the spokepersons from each country delivering the vote - but it will take less time and be more exciting! Most of the haters will probably love it, come May, and they've seen the new system in place.
+Marcus Larinen I like this system, but I will miss seeing how the public in each country voted. It's not the same thing checking the lists online after the competition is done and over.
+Marcus Larinen No one asked Swedes to hijacked Eurovison and change rules because they think they are big shots.They are ruining Eurovision cause Eurovision is not Melodiefest( all whatever is called)
TheNellic07
1. The Swedes introduced the current voting system in 2000 after they had won. People probably whined back then aswell but now they are defending the system.
2. ESC needs to evolve and change things up or it'll die off.
Mycenaea This is Eurovision, not Nordicvision.Swedes have their Melodiefest,and they can change everything they want on Melodifest, Eurovision is not their property and no one likes Swedes because of all things, you are ruining ESC!.Last year, winner would be Italy based on televotes, and winner was Sweden because of juries( so, they do all this things cause it is good to them).I don't know why Great Britain, Italy, Germany, France,Spain allows these kind of things!I wanna hear every vote from every country,not to hear boring juries and results from televotes only for 10 the best countries.Swedes- eat dicks!
TheNellic07
hahah! Your Swedish complex is reeeeking!
Am I the only one who's looking forward to see the new voting this year? I really think it is the best way to keep the contest exciting as long as possible. ;)
By the way the 'old' system was configured for 19 countries back in 1975, now there are more than twice as much countries taking part, so there was definitely time for a change!! :)
+Malte Schulz Absolutely not. I don't see what people are complaining about. Yes, the previous system was good and we've gotten used to it, but everything needs to change at some point.
Might have to update it
yeah.........
Poland 2016 always make me laugh XD
Turkey
SertaBBB
Rybak will forever hold the record with the most points for that era.. bring on a new one! :D
what is gonna happen now with the new voting as rybaks score will obviously be beaten
+brittany watts new voting? why would it be beaten?
+gummybears50 Because now, Jury-Voting and Public-Voting are not combined anymore. So every Country gives two times the Classic Points from 1-8 and 10 and 12. But only the Jury-Votes will be announced by a spokesperson. The Public-Voting result will be anncouned, starting with the Country with the fewest Points.
why would they do that? so bizarre! also public voting is more important for us as public ourselves.
But I dont understand.. if it's not combined, which one is the considered one?
gummybears50 its double the points if he doesnt get beaten then the person who won did a pretty bad job
oh noooo, I want Rybak to be the one with the record :( :(
Funny that SVT should publish a compilation of the voting they're so eager to crap on this year...
portuguese 2017 entry has beaten norwegian 2009 entry when the voting system in 2017 is 50/50 (having 410 points) and the percentage of the score beats luxembourg's entry (having 83% of the score)
i love 1969😂 four winners...
meanwhile 2021, four losers
@@ThePiro246 I'm SoRrY, 0 PoInTs
LoL 😂 That's right
In 1969 4 winners, in 1990 2 winners, but Only one winner, noooooo...why?
that song you can hear in the back at 3:36 is that goodbye to yesterday from 2015 :D good song
I miss the final of the votes in 1998. That was a close call...
Thank u so much for this kind of videos!!
Yugoslavia is me with that my 1 current missing assignment.
"I don't have it." 🤣
That Slovenian guy from 2003 is such a troll. XD
You missed out 1998. That also went down to the last point before we knew if Malta or Israel won.
2:15 *Amina from France deserved to win!* According to today's tie-break she would...
+LaVoixCZ What do you mean? And no, she didn't deserve to win more than anyone else. That was then, now is now. Rules and time changes.
+Mycenaea
She was better anyway, much bigger personality, probably even the most timeless song ever at the ESC. Everyone knows it! :)
+LaVoixCZ That victory could have changed the Schlager hegemony in succesive years.
+LaVoixCZ in 1992 it was irrelevant how many countries voted for a song, but today this is the first rule to look at in case of a draw
Shame now the winner will have like 100-200 pts more than the 2nd place
Actually, its gonna be more interesting
+ESC Albania true
+ESC Albania if this system was used last year it would have been obvious Sweden was going to win before the timedevotes were announced.
Same as 2012 and even so now you'll know that one of the top 3 countries in the jury vote will win.
No the winner will not have 200 more points than 2nd place. You clearly haven't got how it works!
Sabmis I fully understand how it works.
Since the points are effectively doubled a country that would normally win by 100 points e.g. 2012 this gap would be doubled.
I just think the new system wasn't needed and it feels like the televotes aren't important.
I'd have thought the voting coming from bombed out Sarajevo in 1993 would come on here too. They got a round of applause just for answering.
OMG, OUR SONG IS IN THE BACKROUND!!! YAAYY :D
The voting had always been one of the most exciting moments of the show. But not anymore. Sorry, but you seriously ruined it this year. Now I understand why Turkey won't participate in the contest.
+Şule Güleryüz Why ruined? Now you can't say anymore that the Jury Votes ruined everything. Or in the other way, that the public voting destroyed it. (but nobody said that ever).
I would love to see Turkey back in the Contest. And Liechtenstein should debut. They have enough Money, so why don't they go to the EBU become a member of them? Why Liechtenstein, Why?
+Schinni Nobody The televoting ruined Malta 2015 and Albania 2012. 😢😢😢
ESC Albania 5th for Albania in 2012 is a verry good result and Malta wasn't that good in my opinion.
+Schinni Nobody Well, it could be 1st in SemiFinal and 3rd in Final, but Rona did amazing as a 5th too. And Malta was 4th for the jury. Amber was AMAZINGLY good.
ESC Albania Amber was in my opinion not that fantastic. Warrior was good, but not amazing.
I think they forgot the 11th and most important moment in ESC voting. ESC 2015 was when Greece and Cyprus did NOT give each other 12 points!
+Flazh Why should they include it? It's not like it was the first time it ever happened.
The votes are Homework
Me is Yugoslavia...
oh that 2003 voting...
i hope we will return to the contest greetings from tr
TURKEY :(
+Ugur chicken
LEONIDAS very funny :) try harder next time
NeverGreen35 son of mongols
***** please try harder next time. I'm pretty sure you have the capacity
***** thats my cock
In 2016 and 2017 my heart almost exploted, in 2016 for my favourite, in 2017 for my country
Alexander Rybek will always be my favourite winner. Not necessarily his song, but his overall smiley attitude. He just looks like such a happy guy :3
And 2021 would be the four Zero Points
I'll miss the old votingsystem SO MUCH!!!😢
1993... The last 12 points were about to be awarded... Ireland had 175 points and United Kingdom had 164 points... if United Kingdom received the 12 points would've beaten Ireland by one point but Ireland got the 12 points.
It's February and I'm already excited and nervous for this year's ESC! Come May!
R.I.P
I miss 1979 when in the very last momento, Spain gave 10 points to Israel when Spain was in the lead.
I want to celebrate every point, which my country gets in Eurovision. I can´t do it with the new voting system. The voting can´t be too long!
Time to add Portugal to the list! BOOM
Effective Media Yeah!
estonian "goodbye to yesterday" in the background
Yeah I love that song
Why are people complaining about the voting? The voting is basically the same but with something extra added? Surely that makes it more exciting rather than already knowing who is going to win? I'm looking forward to it.
Where is 'Hello Millstreet, Sarejavo Calling'?
Yugoslavia is LEGEND!!!
haahahhaahha
Back when Yugoslavia existed.
' Sad southern slav noises'
What with 2021? 4 countries getting 0 points from the televoting in a row (and UK getting 0 points overall)
What about 1998? The most thrilling voting
Goodbye to yesterday in background.... i want cry
More videos like this please 😄☺️
You forgot in 2011 Sweden was in second place and the last one to say the points gave Italy 12 points and took Sweden's second place
Nice to see the system developing through time.
2003 WINNER TURKEY 🖐🇹🇷❤❤
Metehan Akgül The son was awful, that year should won Spain.
@@gaizkagonzalez9926 Sertab is definetly deserved in 2003 :)
I'm liking these videos!!
This means that if Alexander Rybak goes to Eurovision this year singing his winner song ''Fairytale'' and winning the same points as he won in 2009 (387) he will be at the 4th place WHY YOU DID THIS TO ME EUROFESTIVALEN.... oops, Eurovision.
+A n a k i n ' s E d i t s But Alexander Rybak's points are already up to 3 times as many points as some of the winners from the 80's and 90's. Those winners would only rank like 6th-8th compared to the points that entries nowadays get.
4:21 those were the days..
alexander rybak's reccored stands as the highest in the old voting system we are not going to count higher scores from this year follig since there is double the total points available.
I guess the voting in 1998 - Israel and Malta went into the last set of points joint top - wasn't included because it turned out that Spain's votes were incorrect (they should have given Israel 12 rather than 0).
The 2003 section of the video also contained another quiet voting moment: 0 points to the United Kingdom.
"Good evening Yugoslavia " 😢😭😭 -Serbian
ArsenijeviĆ.
wow, four winners at time!!
5:03 Well... yes, he did. Salvador broke Rybak's record!
AndeanAngel no because it‘s a new Voting system. With the new votingsystem you have to beat 1008 points to beat Rybaks record
@@socke7157 With the old system, Portugal gave 417 points, so, they broke the record
Depends on the percentage
I like how you use the Karaoke version of "The way you are" Denmark 2015 (SF only :( ) hehe
THIS WAS POSTED ON MY BDAY YAY
4:33
Portugal and Bulgaria in 2017 : We are about to break his record
I think 2006 was a memorable moment with the votes from the Netherlands
4:52 Wait, your shoe fell off mate..
You should have included when Isreal in 82, gave Germany 12 points.
And Germany gave 12 points to Israel .
You know what I hope they add, a time where Cyprus doesn’t vote for Greece or Greece voting for Cyprus. Like actually
Am I the only one who has watched every single voting since 1957? (though 1964 could only be listened to, because no video recordings are available)
Interesting history overview :) Though I'd much rather have had a long clip at the end of the 1973 winner than the 2009 one (it's got a bit annoying by now) ;)