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Poll: Which Eurovision 2024 songs are you still listening to?

Posted on 11 June 2024 By Admin No Comments on Poll: Which Eurovision 2024 songs are you still listening to?

It’s been one month since our beloved song contest stars shook, shimmied and sang during the grand final of Eurovision 2024. The team at wiwibloggs can’t get Nemo’s “The Code” out of our heads and our bodies just won’t stop moving when we hear Baby Lasagna’s “Rim Tim Tagi Dim.” Unless we grab some tissues for Jerry Heil & alyona alyona’s “Teresa & Maria,” hit slay on Slimane’s “Mon Amour,” or start stretching so we can dance to Kaleen’s “We Will Rave.” But our playlists don’t stop there. We’re still humming along to Aiko’s “Pedestal,” Sarah Bonnici’s “Loop,” Electric Fields’ “One Milkhali (One Blood)” and Luna’s “The Tower” to name a few.

That we would compulsively listen to songs that failed to crack the Top 10 (or even make the final) isn’t surprising. Eurovision acts frequently fail on the big night because of bad staging or dodgy vocals or their divisive nature, while digitally re-mastered versions of those same songs go on to prove timeless. Remember Britain’s Gina G. from the 1996 contest? Her dance number “Ooo Ah….Just A Little Bit” only placed 8th, but it’s now a staple on dance floors from Lima to Los Angeles.

Now it’s time for you to let us know which songs you are still listening to. So pull our your iPhone and warm up your Spotify playlists to see which tracks you’ve played the most, and then vote in our poll.

You can vote for as many songs as you’d like, but you can only vote one time: Be sure to click the box next to each song you’re still listening to before pressing submit. The poll will close on July 11. We’re hiding the results for now — you’ll have to come back to see how your faves are doing!

Poll: Which Eurovision 2024 songs are you still listening to?

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