Switzerland wins the most unusual Eurovision Song Contest ever

During a very uncomfortable evening in Malmö, Sweden, Switzerland won the 68th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday. With an evening filled with booing, protesting staff and angry Jost Klein fans, this makes the Eurovision Song Contest the most awkward ever…

Although our own 'Jost Klein' was not present during the final due to his disqualification due to an incident with a female photographer, the entire evening revolved around the frisée. Estonia supports Klein by saying “thank you” in Dutch at the end of her performance. Because Nikke de Jager withdrew and awarded no points, Martin Østerdahl, head of the Eurovision Song Contest, is taking on this role. This is not appreciated by the fans and the crowd boos Østerdal. And he's not the only one..

Israel

There are a lot of boos during Israel's performance. Singer Eden Golan, who represents Israel during the festival, was one of the bettors' favorites in advance but ended up in fifth place. Croatia came in second place and Ukraine in third place.

For his song The Code, Swiss Nemo received a total of 591 points. “I hope this competition can fulfill its promise and stand for peace and dignity for every person,” the winner says emotionally. Then Nemo sang his song again and seemed to throw the cup to the ground with great force. There was a loud ringing sound. It is not clear if the mug is damaged.