Eurovision 2024: The EBU hid booing during Israel's performance by adding fake applause (REACTION)

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Booing was a major theme of Eurovision 2024 in Malmö. The crowds booed both Israel's Eden Golan and Executive Supervisor Martin Österdahl (presumably over Joost Klein's disqualification). And while the booing of the Eurovision boss came through the TV loud and clear, producers used anti-booing technology and fake applause at the beginning and end of Israel's performance in Semi-Final 2 and the grand final.
Now officials from European broadcasters have complained. Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS says "when a musician performs you should always show what it does to the audience.” And Nicolau Santos from Portugal's RTP said: “For an organization like the EBU, and for an organization like RTP and the European public media service whose flag is the fight against fake news, misinformation, and information manipulation, it is unacceptable that this is possible. Using this method distorts reality.”
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@user-mh5nh4nd3g 19 дней назад

It was funny to witness Martin Osterdahl wearing noise-canceling headphones, anticipating booing and employing a 'safety measure' due to the emotional nature of the situation. Regarding the incident involving Joost and the employee, while the details remain unclear, I trust AVROTROS. AVROTROS had highlighted safety measures, EBU for sure has anticipated the consequences but they didn't care to respect their artist's safety

@xydoit2024 16 дней назад

Or workers or journalists.

@crescenthyrule4098 19 дней назад

Eurovision need huge repairs and changes

@MrKnowItAll2024 19 дней назад

Yea. Like kicking out the biased judges and letting only the audience at home decide. 🤍🎗🩵

@puppsilol4775 19 дней назад

Hopp 🇨🇭

@elaychscrazyworld4173 19 дней назад

It needs clear game planning for all kinds of scenarios

@robbert89rl 19 дней назад

@@MrKnowItAll2024No, as long as people are allowed to vote 20 times and producers manipulate the startpositions we should have neutralizing measures. And let's not forget people at home tend to favour circus acts, which keeps away serious artists.

@tobiashero 19 дней назад

yes don't let any country at war to compete to gain pity votes :D

@ar50000 19 дней назад

There was lots of booing for Osterdull on TV on Saturday, particularly when he read out the Netherlands' jury results.

@MultiSky7 19 дней назад

They've let people hear that booing to give you a sense of democracy. Don't worry, that booing won't hurt him.

@ar50000 19 дней назад

@@MultiSky7 To go is good.

@Irgoe 19 дней назад

@@MultiSky7 he's probably going to be fired so yeah I think it will

@user-bt5mk3fe9s 17 дней назад

@@MultiSky7they couldn't hide it, because he was too close to the public.

@ely03cassandra 19 дней назад

I couldn’t even understand what Österdahl said. 😅 I don’t feel sorry for him because the EBU handled the whole situation with Israel and Joost so poorly.

@simons4859 19 дней назад

Martins boos were obviously mainly about Joost.... because he didn't get booed in the semis as I recall

@Solsortemor 12 дней назад

True. I was in the arena monday night and wednesday night. It was after the Joost Klein thing for sure.

@verenagraziola9260 19 дней назад

Jendrik from Germany says exactly the same. The Anti booing system doesn't protect the artist, they hear the booing in the arena. He felt very disappointed about this manipulation. Every human beeing has to have the rights to show the real feelings.....

@Wiwibloggs 19 дней назад

This is very interesting insight. Thank you!

@Eva-S-L 19 дней назад

Amen! This doesn't protect the artist!

@MultiSky7 19 дней назад

Yup, that's called perception management. A mean to manipulate and distort reality, influencing you to form opinions opposite from what they really are. In concrete case, making you think that acceptance of Eden (i.e. Isr ..l) among people is much much higher than it is, while making these who protests looney tunes fringe minority.

@HelloKitty-we3ht 19 дней назад

It would make people sympathize with Eden Golan even more and she would have won the public vote.

@duderRechthat 19 дней назад

It does protect the artists reputation tho. When established music artists participate and end up getting booed Infront of the whole ESC audience, its not a good look.

@TheTeresafs 19 дней назад

Portugal was under a dictatorship for more than 40 years, and the terrible memory of censorship remains to this day. It's understandable that this is a sensitive issue for RTP because the freedom of expression for which we fight so hard must be protected. In all situations, at all events, in all media.

@LiorTamir 19 дней назад

Thank you for this information and perspective! I didn't know that!

@lisbondiaries9212 19 дней назад

Acordo! Agree! We were actually in a dictatorship for 48 years, including the military dictatorship. My parents were born in Portugal and all of my family is from Portugal. I have lived here for several years. We must never forget what our people have been through. Threats to democracy and freedom of expression still exist.

@triola3983 16 дней назад

Eden Golan wasn't allowed to wear anything symbolizing the hostages, even though it's a humanitarian issue and not political, so why should Portugal be an exception?

@TheTeresafs 16 дней назад

@@triola3983 My comment was about the Portuguese broadcastar (RTP) position on the anti-booing system, which was discussed in this video.

@triola3983 16 дней назад

@@TheTeresafs I understand, I am explaining the position of the EBU here. They wanted to avoid controversies (even though they didn't succeed).

@987liss 19 дней назад

I think the EBU had this response coming for a while, and Joost Klein's DQ triggered it. It's been an entire season of the EBU avoiding responsibility, ignoring concerns, restricting the freedom of expression, distorting reality, and treating contestants unequally. Having one of the public favorites disqualified only hours before the final - for reasons that are questionable at best - was the final straw.

@itsgoodiewoodie 19 дней назад

Joost broke rules. Nothing to do with EBU. Israel deserved to be in Eurovision, they have done absolutely nothing wrong.

@2music4 15 дней назад

So was he really physically abusive towards the woman or not? Because, no one in their right mind and at least minimal amount of humanity should support woman abuser!!! Not now, not ever!!! It doesen't even matter where she is from. That's 100% irrelevant in the context of abuse!... OR was the Israeli delagation member/s violent towards Joost in bigger proportion in comparison to Joost's reaction and the EBU distorted the reality? Evidence, people!!! We need clear physical evidence out in the public not any biased overtly emotional outbursts of reaction with no legit non-biased witnesses nor evidence, because both scenarios are horrible! Only the first one is horrible for Joost.

@alonshvarts5231 17 дней назад

People didn't even boo because of the song... If you're going to boo a contestant just because of the country they're from, maybe do everyone a favor and "boycott" the event

@CoxaBranca 19 дней назад

Booing can even be hidden, but it's a different thing to pump cheering noises, it's not a comedy show.

@FeelinErie 19 дней назад

It's a shame that Nemo's win was overshadowed by everything else.

@meropale 19 дней назад

Not only Nemo, but also all of the other artists.

@Musimakeup 19 дней назад

Totally agree

@chezannelavieendouceur 19 дней назад

@@meropale that is the one reason i was still watching, there was so much talent on that stage, one of the stronger years when it comes to artists and song, that is what made it all even harder...

@jozef1 19 дней назад

Nemo came 5th. No one cares about this queer agenda and anti Israel political votes. This Jury VS public differences was wild. The winner is Croatia

@sonechkosvite 17 дней назад

Because Joost is a real winnaar not Nemo.

@diadiasara 19 дней назад

I watched youtube online and booing definitely came through for Israel singer performance but also every time Israel got points from jury and when Israel's jury announced their results. But definitely the one that came through the loudest on youtube online was for Martin and honestly i thought it was because Netherlands disqualification essentially because he was announcing Dutch jury points. I agree with both Dutch and Portugese ponts on booing. It was definetly weird to hear it on Eurovision, but hiding problems is never the key to the solution is it ?

@elaychscrazyworld4173 19 дней назад

It was way louder and more United with Martin. With Hurricane (I heard some but not that many) it seemed that booers and cheerers were having a pingpong (choice of words intended and timely), and it made the contest scarier and more feral.

@Kris217imsc 19 дней назад

Im glad they did cover it, I wanted to hear the song from home as I wasn’t able to buy tickets this year

@mentonerodominicano 19 дней назад

Either they were not ready for Martin to get booed like that or the anti-booing technology works best when the primary output of sound is very loud, such as musical performance. That being said, he got booed a lot worse when he presented the jury points from the Netherlands; you could barely hear him there.

@TMOOAM 19 дней назад

Aren't they also, in a normal year, checking that the televote are ready? Than that would mean that the second "You're good to go" from Martin Österdahl was cut from the program...

@Fatima502 19 дней назад

Didn't we also have this in 2015 and Russia? I don't recall as many complaints then, though I did complain for the same reasons at set out here. I want to hear crowd reactions, good or bad. Let's remember too that Golan had practiced performing while being booed. If she was prepared for it, we should hear it.

@missn7887 19 дней назад

Yes! It was equally awful. The performer was in tears in the green room.

@GoodMusicManiac999 19 дней назад

But it was done by a country that allegedly everyone loves! (Don't really know how can someone love present-day russia though)

@missn7887 19 дней назад

@@GoodMusicManiac999 Noone does but people can sympathize when an individual becomes the scapegoat for decisions that their governent make. I do not support what neither Russia, Israel or Hamas have done. I just do not like bullying

@stephenmuckle4185 17 дней назад

@@missn7887But in the case of Russia, Polina Gagarina is one of the staunchest and most vocal supporters of the war in Ukraine. In fact her views are apparently so extreme that even some of Russia's biggest propaganda outlets are distancing themselves from her.

@Musimakeup 19 дней назад

Even the fan média for the last few years.. Who misses the good old days in lisbon when susan and the Australian journalist used to draw the artists stagings ❤

@Wiwibloggs 19 дней назад

🥹❤️👋

@rogitsrogits1408 19 дней назад

It was the very right decision with anti-booing. The crowd in the arena wasn't judging the song but their attitude towards the country and its politics. For the average tv viewer that crowd noise would have negatively impacted the reception of the song, especially since that booing didn't apply to the way she sang it or to the song. It was only political reaction from the public which shouldn't be the case at a music competition.

@VeggieManUK 19 дней назад

The icing on the cake for this though was the counter voice to the loud minority, the worlds public loved the Israeli song and the public vote showed it.

@JakobVision95 19 дней назад

@@VeggieManUK And yet still lost to Croatia in the televote despite an insanely extensive and desperate voting campaign.

@LeafHuntress 19 дней назад

@@VeggieManUK because of the insane amount of ads & the bought votes & the SM campaign where certain people that never watched ESC in their lives proudly declared to have voted multiple times when they hadn't even heard the song. why was is necessary to open up the voting lines before the contest even began?

@meslud 19 дней назад

@@LeafHuntress sure, 40% of the Italian televotes where bought... Not even the Napolitans at San Remo this year accomplished that.

@LeafHuntress 18 дней назад

@@meslud I never said that. You clearly have a problem with reading, go back, read ALL of it, read it properly & THEN respond.

@melisaln.1119 18 дней назад

In 2015, no one interfered with Russia’s performance. They booed only when the jury gave 12 points. Conchita Wurst sat with Gagarina and protected her. Russia was 5th on the jury's list, its no low. Basically there are a lot of questions.

@paulskyekahawaty6133 17 дней назад

Russia was even Conchita's favourite that year.

@yonimaor1005 18 дней назад

I didn't understand, are you against booing, or just against censoring booing?

@perlaserrano1791 19 дней назад

I want to give them the benefit of the doubt: They edited the booing because they wanted that the people in front of their televisions can listen to the song and decide based on the song's quality, plus because this booing was political and not against the singer's voice, so in a way, the booing was irrelevant (I just try to think with the head of the EBU).

@lisbondiaries9212 19 дней назад

Benefit of doubt? LOL. No, this was purely political, just like their suspension of Russia was political . They want to say they aren’t political. Eurovision has always been political and uniting…it can be and is both.

@horridwilting640 18 дней назад

@@lisbondiaries9212the suspension of russia is not political at all. If you included russia, can you stage a show (if ever they win) in a worldwide sanctioned country and fly artists over there and endanger their careers and lives? Guess not... 🤷🤷🤷

@lisbondiaries9212 18 дней назад

@@horridwilting640 It was completely political. What are you talking about???? The suspension had nothing to do with safety. Please educate yourself before making a comment regarding a topic you are obviously ill-informed about. EBU claimed it was because Russia broadcasting wasn’t following certain rules…nothing to do with safety. If it was about safety, why was Ukraine allowed to participate and win???? Wouldn’t have they been unsafe to put artists in a war zone?!?! So, what did they do? Have the contest in another country the following year! They could have done the same for Russia if they won: however, that wasn’t even the issue! By your own logic, how ISraEL participate then??? Are they not in a war, and it is unsafe there? It is a country being investigated by the ICJ. You are so wrong!! Stop it with this foolish rhetoric.

@horridwilting640 18 дней назад

@@lisbondiaries9212 you are the uneducated. Travel to and from russia is currently mostly banned worlwide and couple that with freezed financial sanctions imposed on them and safety issues that they have. If you so want to travel to russia and stage the eurovision there then do so yourself and stop insisting on every decision of the ebu to be political. What a shallow minded you are. 🤷🤷🤷

@metalvisionsongcontest7055 18 дней назад

Well, if somebody goes into the performance *intending* to boo, it’s not a *reaction* to the song - if anything, it’s a prejudice against it.

@18trence 19 дней назад

What did Eden Golan ever do wrong to be booed ????

@lisbondiaries9212 19 дней назад

Geez…please go educate yourself. It isn’t about her personally! These singers aren’t there representing themselves . They are there to represent their countries!

@jimw859 17 дней назад

I'm sorry but let's remember that the song Israel sent had to have its lyrics rewritten twice before they were considered acceptable by the EBU and she was quite happy to sing the original lyrics if they had been allowed. There's a clever narrative being put out there that Eden was some poor innocent young girl caught up in something political that she didn't understand. It's complete rubbish.

@tomatoesarefruit3878 17 дней назад

@@lisbondiaries9212Did they also boo Gagarina in 2015? Russia took Crimeea by force and didn't receive backlashvat Eurovision. Israel responded to an attack.

@flexparachute 14 дней назад

@@tomatoesarefruit3878 yes they did boo Gagarina. They also booed the Tolmachevy sisters back in 2014. The Tomlachevy sisters won the Junior Eurovision which makes them Eurovision royalty and they were still booed just because they represented Russia. It was shameful to watch.

@bangtan8565 14 дней назад

@@lisbondiaries9212so they went against the rules and decide to protest, protests aren't allowed during the event, they will be censored, so what is the problem now?

@AdrianSierra-gi6zs 19 дней назад

For me it was amazing how she did that performance with al that people screaming. My votes were for her ❤️💪

@keke1962 19 дней назад

Had they left the booing heard by television viewers, Israel would have had even more sympathy votes by the televoters. I was scandalised by the bullying and bashing of Eden Golan, my votes went for her, plus I thought the song was beautiful and deserved to win

@shai171087 17 дней назад

The crowd decided to boo Israel as a political statement and not the performer because of who she is. It didn’t matter to the audience who the singer was or what the song was, so this wasn’t relevant for the Eurovision show, which did not involve politics. Besides that, I think that if the people at home were hearing more booing, it was creating the opposite effect and Israel was ranked even higher - so it was fair competition because of it

@igorsteinberg3533 15 дней назад

I agree. If the audience is booing a song because they don't like it or they don't like the artist it is one thing, but if the audience is booing a song because of the country it represents, measures need to be taken as this is absolutely unfair to be biased towards a person simply because of the passport they are carrying. The huge success of Israel in the televote was a combination of a truly good song the viewers genuinely liked, and the protests against the idiots who have decided to ruin the contest with their booing.

@ElaborateTiger 19 дней назад

I think booing can even add to a performance. What comes to mind for me is Iceland's 2006 entry "Congratulations", where the singer, Sylvia Night, was playing a very rude, stuck up and self centered character and it was very much an intentional part of the act to get a rise out of people who aren't in on the joke.

@irondasgr 14 дней назад

That didn't go very well at all. An Icelandic friend once told me that there was such an upheaval against her that for a long time there were people outside her house - nowhere near the arena in Greece, in Iceland! - waiting for her to come out. She got into serious trouble for quite an amount of time over a joke people didn't manage to comprehend.

@xydoit2024 17 дней назад

You were so good last year. This year we saw which kind of people are you and its sad

@HelderSnot 16 дней назад

"Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?"

@user-nb1dl6rf4t 18 дней назад

Eurovision is supposed to be apolitical, and the audience is supposed to respect the participants and not to hinder them from performing their songs. If the audience boos one of the singers - this is a disturbance and a fundamental unfairness towards the competing singer and the competition itself. Therefore the EBU was absolutely right. The claim that they increased the applause for the Israeli contestant is your invention.

@Eva-mp7xg 18 дней назад

In such an apolitical event, should contestants glorify their national army while it's busy killing people? Should a contestant say they want to join said army?

@missn7887 17 дней назад

@@Eva-mp7xg She said that she will do that. She has to actually. Military traning is mandatory for both men and women in Israel. Shorter service for women than men.

@Eva-mp7xg 17 дней назад

@@missn7887 That's okay, but she didn't have to be vocal about it. At least not during the contest. Next time please leave your political baggage at home when going to a peaceful music contest, or if you cannot, then just please stay away.

@missn7887 17 дней назад

@@Eva-mp7xg Yes everyone should do that, including the audience.

@LY-jm9vu 9 дней назад

The EBU should not create an environment for booing. They made some very bad decisions this year.

@Musimakeup 19 дней назад

Totally agree with comments saying its a Shame the controversy and negativity overshadowed what Will probably remain the best year ever in terms of song and show quality...

@Benji30 19 дней назад

2019 and 2021 were better.

@robbert89rl 19 дней назад

@@Benji30 And 2023 was too. It's not that swedish productions are holy productions. Imho others surpassed them.

@Benji30 19 дней назад

@@robbert89rl I honestly didn't like the production of UK, and Italy. But that's a matter of opinion I guess.

@ViceCityExtra 19 дней назад

If they showed the booing I bet she would get even more votes.

@anka6356 19 дней назад

It was rigged.

$@meirifrach8937$

@meirifrach8937 19 дней назад

I think they decided to reduce the booing noise in order to make the people at home be able to hear the song

@EJA-hc3ex 19 дней назад

I also remember hearing booing whenever Israel gets points from the Juries. And when Greece gives 12 points to Cyprus and Cyprus gives 12 points to Greece in the past. My question is why are they just complaining now since this anti booing have been going on since 2015. And to the Netherlands and Portugal delegation, what happens if their acts get booed - are they ok if the EBU doesn't use that anti-booing sound?

@gjbaan2860 19 дней назад

Martin clearly booed at re removal of the Dutch act.

@ddburrows988 18 дней назад

They weren't booing her phenomenal talent or her performance - they were booing her country. I'm glad she nearly won the popular vote, which is truly a hopeful sign.

@RuddeyBoy90 19 дней назад

So proud of my broadcaster to speak up. I think much more will follow after the disqualification. They were really NOT happy to be treated this way after actually hosting twice in 2020 and 2021.

@aimafa 19 дней назад

I actually believe that all the boycotting and basically bullying of Israel did exactly the opposite - people had sympathy with Eden and wanted to support her even more. If we break it down, this is a SONG contest. Israels song and singer were beautiful so they deserved their result from an artistic point of view. The whole politics behind it are another thing of course. But I thought it was really unfair to bully the artist and I didn’t like how some artists acted disrespectful and childish against Eden. If you wanna be mad, be mad about the EBU allowing them to compete.

@poertjt2 19 дней назад

So where do we draw the line regarding "not distorting reality" - Applying to this logic shouldn't Russia and Belarus be able to return as members of EBU since their populations and local artists shouldn't be blamed for Putins actions? - Participating in the contest the audience might show their affection towards their performances but we should show reality as it is, right?

@flexparachute 14 дней назад

I think that Russia and Belarus should come back to the contest. Having them OUT and Israel and Ukraine IN the contest brings double standards (by the massive population who don't know the details) about Eurovision and I have a feeling that the Eurovision next year will suffer from less viewership.

@beefypugsleyschannel-kl4ru 19 дней назад

I found it slightly funny that they went straight to Petra and Malin doing the televoting sequence without getting the ‘good to go’ from Martin.

@flexparachute 14 дней назад

There were also less interviews in the green room this year. Strange...

@aartie1999 19 дней назад

I absolutely agree with RTPs statement, glad someone pointed that out!

@saskiapanter 19 дней назад

The booing isn't the problem, the problem lies somewhere else. People didn't booh out of the blue!!

@miriambenson7617 19 дней назад

Booing is a problem and it is disrespectful and unfitting for the Eurovision. The problem lies in the lies you believe. People didn’t vote out of the blue (or violet) either!!

@erangabay 19 дней назад

Not the spirit. Politics don't belong here, but if you're talking anyway, educate yourself. Study the conflict, come visit, explore then talk

@user-yg7fv3jo8v 19 дней назад

The State of Israel is the state of the Jews, always has been and always will be.

@Prafik614 19 дней назад

@@erangabay but several right wing politicians who even said never watch or follow ESC, urged people to vote for Israel. How is that not political voting?

@lisbondiaries9212 19 дней назад

@@erangabayPolitics does belong there . Music is inherently political! EBU wants to say Russia was removed due to noncompliance with rules…we all know that is not at all true. They were suspended for political reasons. The same rule should apply to all, including ISraEl. We all know the history. You are obviously from there. We aren’t uneducated or misinformed. We all see the truth.

@siron2223 18 дней назад

so... you won't condemn the hatred and the booing, but actually, you condemn the EBU for trying to contredict them... you keep saying this year's ESC was a mess. should'nt you be happy there are some efforts being made to make it more positive and inclusive?

@MsGypsyGirl 18 дней назад

It only works to some extent - you could still hear the booing on TV. Could hardly hear Eden Golan's outro over the jeers.

@henner777 19 дней назад

The BBC have used it when I went to the recording of 60 years of Eurovision event in London hosted by Graham Norton. Russia was heavily booed but on the broadcast there was no booing whatsoever. I guess I’m on the fence, as if there was more booing heard there could be sympathy votes, and that’s not what I feel is the correct way to vote at a song contest. You could hear the boos this year and Israel did get sympathy votes for sure, some not even political but for the fact the singer had to deal with that sort of negativity and it’s represented in the votes, Israel had the biggest difference in jury and televotes in Eurovision history.

@LeafHuntress 19 дней назад

because of the insane amount of ads & the bought votes & the SM campaign where certain people that never watched ESC in their lives proudly declared to have voted multiple times when they hadn't even heard the song. why was is necessary to open up the voting lines before the contest even began?

@RedCubUK 19 дней назад

I’m almost certain that the insane amount of booing happening for Eden from the rehearsal and semi-final, captured from people’s cellphones, caused more people to vote for Eden out of sympathy.

@xydoit2024 17 дней назад

People knew they boo the song because of antisemitism. We heard the boos. People pay 200 euro to boo a contests for her ethnicity. For her country. The EBU should not let them go into the venue at all. This was not because of the song.

@NVCInspiration 14 дней назад

The booing was political and the EBU disqualifyed the Israeli song because of political reasons... The crwod didn't react on the performance but it was political.

@Jordiw00t 19 дней назад

Joost deserves a public apology from the EBU and a resignation from Martin Osterdahl. This edition was in shambles thanks to the organizers.

@meslud 19 дней назад

Joost deservedly was disqualified, since the police confirmed that what he did is worth prosecuting.

@callosamiusprometheus7350 19 дней назад

@meslud It wasn't even a crime it was a civil offense (i think that's the correct English term). They let him go home. It wasn't serious. He didn't touch anyone, he made a gesture, already apologised for it. It going to a prosecutor doesn't mean much in Sweden.

@meslud 19 дней назад

@@callosamiusprometheus7350 Last news was, that he broke a camera. That would be damage to property, a criminal offense in most European law codes, doesn't mean prison though (criminal offenses are overwhelmingly not punished by prison sentences in Europe); it is violence though. If it is "Ringa skadegörelse", it can be treated as an infraction instead of a felony (I think, that's what you mean with civil offense?), but it's still part of the criminal law, just having a less severe punishment. As I understand it, it's still not clear if it's section 1 or 3, Chapter 12, of the Swedish Penal Code, though. But it clearly was more than just a gesture.

@callosamiusprometheus7350 19 дней назад

@@meslud And yet, that isn't what he was reported for. He was reported for "threats," namely a gesture he made towards the camerawoman. Perhaps it startled her and she dropped it, but according to police report there was no physical contact.

@meslud 19 дней назад

@@callosamiusprometheus7350 I don't know the police report, so if you know it, please link it. I'm happy to retract then. Whatever the threats where then, I will suspend my judgement until more gets public. But I also know the EBU statement and the swedish press coverage, both of them clearly imply more than just verbal threats, the EBU even going so far as to accuse the dutch TV to misrepresent the story. Also, yes, I'm biased, because I'd really like the EBU to act carefully, and I can't imagine them disqualifying him without some serious incidence, be it physical or "just" a threat (because even threats can be relevant in criminal law).

@stephenmuckle4185 17 дней назад

Apparently in 2015, WWE bought anti booing technology from the EBU to silence the booing directed at Roman Reigns at the time.

@irondasgr 14 дней назад

I was there in the arena in 2006 when there was a huge wave of booing against that joke of a song that was the Lithuanian one "We are the winners" and a second one equally as strong against Silvia Night. Trust me when a certain gathering of people transforms itself into a mob the last words that come to mind are democracy, freedom, respect etc. It was a wild thing to watch and perceive. Mobs should be confronted directly and effectively.

@lunapachamama915 17 дней назад

12 votes to Netherlands and Portugal. They can start their own contest, we’ll go to that ✨

@Ayeletos 18 дней назад

The jury's vote was also not honest with Israel. They simply ignored Israel and didn't follow the rules

@meropale 19 дней назад

I loved this year's Eurovision. Great songs and performances abounded. A shame about all of the back stage drama. I don't want all the drama to overshadow an otherwise strong year. I don't have an opinion yet about the applause/anti-booing technology.

@Musimakeup 19 дней назад

I agree... Best song quality and show quality for à long time...maybe ever....

@user-oe1hp7hg6j 19 дней назад

What's with the low volume on this video?

@Wiwibloggs 19 дней назад

If you toggle the volume on the RU-vid video it’ll get much louder.

@steffvalmont6828 19 дней назад

@@Wiwibloggs nope

@jimw859 17 дней назад

Its probably the EBU again! 😂

@oliveradimitrijevic1843 19 дней назад

This year to me ...horror in every sence.😮😮😮😮😮😮

@oekmama 19 дней назад

The EBU added the applause track, so that we viewers don’t feel disappointed by the people who get/can afford to attend in person.

@Musimakeup 19 дней назад

Welllllll... If its disrespect...any kind of disrespect should be cancelled. If booing is disrespect then of course like any other marks of disrespect it should be cancelled and discouraged.. Why would it be différent?

@ft4709 19 дней назад

Yeah but that’s not what they’ve done. They didn’t just try to discourage disrespectful behavior or erase booing from the audio track, they faked a positive audience reaction. That’s something else entirely, especially during a song contest. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t support booing during a performance at all. But two wrongs don't make a right. Whilst booing may result in a disadvantage for Israel (even though I think they actually benefited from it), faking applause is just as much, maybe even more, of a disadvantage for every other contestant who doesn’t get their share of artificially boosted audience support.

@Musimakeup 19 дней назад

@@ft4709 i have to admit you're right

@horridwilting640 18 дней назад

@@ft4709so what do you think they could have done right in order to cover up that disrespect?

@osku9884 18 дней назад

As I’m into audio engineering, all this talk has brought up the question of what does it really mean when speaking of ”anti-booing tech”. With other artists, is the cheering and clapping really only coming in through the singer’s microphone? I think there could be ”audience mics” to capture and boost the feeling in the arena. I don’t know, I haven’t done big shows, but probably, the cheers are really loud and can be heard even as the performers are leaving. If its that case, ”anti-booing” would just mean turning down the ”audience channel”. Also gotta keep in mind that microphones don’t actually convey what human ears hear, and in a different place. So Isreal broadcast would never be as loud booing, as a video recorded or heard in the crowd, even without any anti-booing. But if its just bleed from the singing mic anyway, yes maybe they could have used specialised software that tries to get the booing sound out (its not easy). Inserting clapping and cheers, if there’s plausible evidence for it, is just inexcusable.

@HanikSheli 14 дней назад

Eurofans were a disgrace this year.

@coenwulms 19 дней назад

I'm really glad that the booing was filtered out. It would have ruined my evening. Very sorry that Eden had to face it.

@jimh8040 19 дней назад

There were also some songs where it was impossible to tell if the audience were singing/clapping along. If the EBU allow added clapping, broadcasters should ask they add as much as possible for their act and turn up the audience singing along. I also agree with the fact that booing can cause sympathy, if an act is emotional after performing then we should understand why that is. They should feed in audience noise equally for each act.

@EvgK25 17 дней назад

You coul'dn be more wrong... the booing was not because the song was bad... it was because it was israel... and that was absolutly wrong thing to do.

@robspereall8203 19 дней назад

Absolutely agree with AVROTROS and RTP's stand-point. I'm sorry to say but I think Martin Osterdahl's position is completely untenable. I respect that this competition is between broadcasters and not governments but, when it comes to politics, there's a line that should never be crossed - Russia crossed that line in 2022 and Israel crossed that line prior to this year's contest. When those lines are crossed, action has to be taken so that they don't have the luxury to participate in the contest. Eurovision is about love and coming together with people from across the continent. It's extremely sad that this wasn't the case this year. Prior to next year's contest, we need to see an overhaul in the organisation of the contest at EBU level otherwise we'll see a repeat of this next year when beautiful souls are begging for anyone but Israel to win.

@HowToColorWithBlago 19 дней назад

Im shocked… EBU should leave ESC and some other new company should take over it.

@oliverqueen5883 19 дней назад

No, they just need to sack Österdahl and make better decisions going forwards

@Maria_muziekjes 19 дней назад

Maybe Osterdahl didn’t expect the public booing, a bit naive

@marcellooo69 17 дней назад

I take more issue with pre-recorded vocals. It's not covid times anymore. The least they can do is to show a graphic 'pre-recorded backing vocals' or better still go back to singing live. What we have now is one step away from lip-synching

@flexparachute 14 дней назад

Completely agree. The pre-recorded vocals need to go. Now we have pre-recorded backing vocals with autotune in them (used in the Greek performance) which kinda destroys the purpose of a "live" performance.

@Debanize 14 дней назад

SOLID POINT

@SSuillin 17 дней назад

Completely behind the boos FOR MARTIN. Those were deserved. Cannot influence people like this by filtering out boos versus cheers, otherwise its a fix. End of story.

@CharismaQueen 19 дней назад

The booing was for political reasons and Eurovision is not supposed to be political...so why does it matter whether it's there or not?

@ElguirideCalafell-sb1yz 19 дней назад

Covering the booing is also a political statement

@ms73sp 19 дней назад

Loving the Rock The Boat merch.

@bkresc8271 19 дней назад

Booing were political, it is 100% logical that EBU masked it. And btw if the booed werent hiden, israel should have more pity vote

@yop1030 19 дней назад

The audience around the world was aware through every possible media channel of the harassment, the ignoring, the protests against the Israeli delegation, and even the loud boos. Of all the things that happened, this is what you chose to focus on? Why not dedicate a discussion to your blatant ignoring, to the harassment and protests from the participants themselves towards Eden? The audience is not foolish and ultimately made its (point) opinion very clear, despite the boos which sounded great.

@user-tg8ti5xg2l 19 дней назад

Please can you give us some real examples when and how other participants were harassing or protesting towards Eden? Thank you

@nonsensedreamer252 19 дней назад

@@user-tg8ti5xg2l Shall we begin? After the second semi-final (in which Eden finished in first place) the representative of Greece pretended to be sleepy, yawning and bored while Eden was being interviewed. The Netherlands representative covered himself as a sign of protest while Eden was being interviewed and when she was asked an inappropriate political question and was told she didn't have to answer it he said "Why not?". The representative of Ireland said she cried when she heard that Eden and Israel had qualified for the final. And that's just 3 examples of them. A bunch of bullies against whom no action will be taken.

@user-tg8ti5xg2l 19 дней назад

@@nonsensedreamer252 Harassment is a form of discrimination. It happens when someone experiences unwanted offensive or humiliating comments or behavior. There must be a link between the harassing behavior and that person's protected personal characteristics called prohibited grounds. I can’t see any signs of harassment in your examples.

@chootanf 19 дней назад

@@nonsensedreamer252you mean when one of Israeli delegations were reported multiple times for harrasing other contestants? yeah think again on who the actual perpetrator was. We know who did what, but seems like the people on the other side of the fence didn't even bother to think about that

@jimw859 17 дней назад

What about the constant harassment of a number of artists by the Israeli delegation? And actually harassment of other members of the press?

@kostalacosta2625 19 дней назад

I guess we are just inftont of big changes in EBU... And i hope we are also infront of changes in Wiwi, which is clear for me by getting Freddy more involved. That makes me happy.

@veldleeuweriketje 19 дней назад

The thing is, after the performance number 6, I just couldn't believe in the audience reaction anymore. Like, did they really sang "soy más zorra todavía" back, or was it CGI? Is the applause for Nemo real or is it CGI? This ruined my experience even further.

@flexparachute 14 дней назад

I had the same problem. And I started to ask myself was it done in previous years too without us knowing about it.

@escmadeira 16 дней назад

👏👏👏

@ian.blackwoodgwent.walesgb5668 19 дней назад

There was some booing at the UK entry in 1984 in Luxembourg..🇱🇺..apparently a reaction to England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 football fans who had allegedly caused damage in Luxembourg City at a football match just before Eurovision that year.... I was in Malmö this year, thought it was a great show and ,for once, my favourite won! 🙂🇨🇭

@chriscowling1605 18 дней назад

Im old enough to remember the first Booing incident in Eurovision way back in 1984 when ,The UK s Belle and the Devotions were booed over an ongoing dispute about fishing quotas between the UK and the rest of Europe! Its really sad that any act should get booed for external issues which are not within their control, but politics has always played a part in Eurovision whether we like it or not, but for an audience to boo to put off a performer is really sad.2024 would have been so much better if Israel had just taken the hit and stepped down for a year, but thats an easy thing to say in retrospect,As for anti booing technology, i think it has its place for the viewers experience......at least they got to hear the song which after all is the point of a song contest.

@peterbreughel4440 19 дней назад

Every instrumentalist on the Eurovision stage is pretending to play something which they're not really playing. If authenticity is what you're looking for, Eurovision is the wrong show to watch.

@MVUK358 19 дней назад

As a viewer, I am glad they blocked out the booing. The people who were booing have no manners and we shouldn't be disrespectful like that to a performer who is on stage doing their job. Also, as we can see from the televote results, the people who booed are only an extreme minority (a vocal, very loud minority!) and do not represent the majority of ESC viewers, so I am glad we didn't have to put up with that noise on our TVs.

@BethBirdFan 19 дней назад

Eden Golan is so talented, brave, and beautiful!!! Definitely deserved to win! Too bad the “professional juries didn’t do their jobs.

@chrispt543 19 дней назад

people might hear tons of enthousiams and support an entry just to go with the flow...kinda unfair

@sullygigarchive 18 дней назад

The problem with knowing that there is a system that's changing the audience sound is that you lose trust in all the performances and not just the ones which it's aimed at. Also think having crowd singing on the actual backing tracks has the same effect. Like many things in life, honesty is a good policy. Osterdahl had the crowd chanting his name last year, how things change!

@joseuribe9273 19 дней назад

Osterdahl needs to resign and someone like Jon Ola Sand or someone non-Nordic should take over. Bring back live backing vocals and reform the juries. Also stop manipulating results with running order. And investigate corruption in juries and televoting!!!

@huguihugh9803 19 дней назад

There is no corruption on televoting.

@robbert89rl 19 дней назад

@@huguihugh9803but there is manipulation on starting order.

@karinabauer9855 18 дней назад

Oh really @@huguihugh9803

@irondasgr 14 дней назад

@@huguihugh9803I doubt that. I voted 3 times for Israel and I got back a message for each one which said that my vote was counted. I voted another one for France then for which I never got an answer.

@amlagge 19 дней назад

Allowing booking and accepting bad behaviour from audience and participants, such as the bullies Joost and Barbie Thug among others toward Israeli Eden Golan.... Well, that will be the end of Eurovision. Allow booing and bullies and political manifestations and who will look and engage themselves in the end...

@Cassie_kitten90 19 дней назад

Allowing Israel to stay in the competition will end Eurovision, not the booing

@Irgoe 19 дней назад

Bambie and Joost are icons, and actual European. Golum is neither an icon or European. She/Israel should not have a platform of 150m people to broadcast propaganda to the world. She's happy to be the face of a genocidal movement. The EBU allowing that is the end of Eurovision.

@alexpantazoudis5056 19 дней назад

So in a democratic Europe in 2024.... are the EBU terms and conditions above ( legally) than EU or Swedish laws?

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

The rules of the contest can be more restrictive than the laws of the hosting country, for sure. Anyone who participates has to accept the rules of the game.

@claudiocilia 19 дней назад

Do you know what really winded people up? Social Media. Gosh, this year it was terrible, especially with younger users, so many hateful comments (especially on X), disgraceful wishes for Martin, the contest and virtually anything related to Eurovision. So much disrespect. People just wanted to ruin things and quite frankly, I don't see what the EBU can do about this. Maybe not having an audience for Eurovision? I miss the early 2000's when it was more about 'love' and just enjoying the moment, rather than how people are nowadays, criticising everyone and trying to burn the place down. The booing trend was quite bad also in 2015 (against Russia), but this year was definitely the worst.

@mo4848 19 дней назад

I agree. Scary stuff.

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

What can EBU do? Maybe exclude countries that pull politics into the competition (politics is a forbidden topic for songs by the rules, and I think it should be extended to delegations and participants, too, banning all political activities).

@LeafHuntress 19 дней назад

That country should have been excluded on the same basis as Belarus was. The IDF targets journalists, the numbers of unalived media personal are staggering. The ban of Al Jazeera. All of this goes against press freedom. The EBU says they stand for press freedom & that that is the reason they wanted to keep KAN aboard. But Belarus was disqualified after one(1!) blogger was jailed. Not even an accredited journalist. And he's alive & well. The unjust application of the rules & the favouritism towards that country is staggering. Had KAN been excluded the whole stressful drama would've been avoided, including DQing Joost Klein.

@VeggieManUK 19 дней назад

@@Eva-mp7xg Whilst on paper this sounds fine and dandy, in reality you would end up with half a show. Even last year, Croatia would not have been able to participate, anti-war is still a political view, gone are all the gender related entries, including this years winner, a song about discovering their identity as non-binery, it's still politics at the end of the day. Now whilst I may not want to know someones prefered emotional state, I do wnat to listen to the music, and Ireland is a perfect example, I would have prefered that the gender confirming raveal not be part of the performance as I dont care, I did enjoy the song.

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

@@VeggieManUK Based on your description, everything is politics. What I was talking about is the politics that politicians do (that power game). Yes, last year's Mama SC was at least as sneaky as Hurricane (a.k.a. October Rain) this year. Except Let3 didn't write an open letter to Putin telling him how they prefer to be part of the Nato during the contest. In the meantime Eden this year posted pro-Israeli army posts on her insta during the contest. So yeah, political activity should be totally banned IMHO. Also, when you bend the rules with your song, you inevitably take a risk. You might be able to get away with it, or might not.

@LiorTamir 19 дней назад

Hi Israeli here. May get booed in the comments. Don't know if I care anymore. This entire Eurovision was a very tough experience. I just told a friend it was like being banned in school again, only the teacher is looking away, because there is an unwritten understanding that not only it's ok to boycott me, but it is what you should do. I know it's representing a country, whose actions you may not agree with, and you may even think we're all killers.. but this is just a 20 year old girl going up on stage to give you good music and love. Why should people be booed, under any circumstances? I do want to believe that the Eurovision tribe is one of love and acceptance of the other. Please recognize that your opinions of other nations and actions, no matter how pattionate, are still opinions, and could be driven from wrong information. Just as any person could be wrong. This is never an excuse to ban PEOPLE. Also I'm very much a fan and a follower of your channel, and kinda excited to be here so early, still only 35 comments. I'm just also heartbroken simultaneously.

@pedronasentrelinhas1865 19 дней назад

When Portugal and Spain participated for the first time back in 1969 there was an appeal to boycott those two countries. A man stepped on stage holding a sign that read "boycott Franco and Salazar". It's not new that artists are taken as representatives of a particular country or regime. Actually they ARE representing their own country rather than participating under their personal name. So, it's only "normal" that common people associate the artist with his / her country and, therefore, manifest themselves.

@yusufcankusgoz8712 19 дней назад

I get your point; however, Israel’s participation would be less dramatic if the Israeli delegion would keep a low profile. They acted as if they are the sole owner of the whole thing, mocking everyone and were the “spoiled child” of the contest. Their behaviour angered more neutral people and booing intensified from Thursday to Saturday. People have the right to protest, and you don’t have the right to classify those who protest you as an “anti-Semitic”.

@LiorTamir 19 дней назад

@@yusufcankusgoz8712 ok I take your word as to the behavior of the Israeli delegation, since I wasn't there and can not know. If this happened, it truly is a shame. I Know there might be a tendency to see Israelis as waving a flag of antisemitism against every claim against us - it is pretty complex, actually, and often times wrong, but it is also often true. I don't know what "keeping a low profile" would have meant under these circumstances. Nevermind, if the delegation acted inappropriately I am very very sorry.

@yusufcankusgoz8712 19 дней назад

@@LiorTamir Do you know you are the first Israeli person I have seen trying to understand the other mentality for the last week, thank you for taking my comment into consideration. What I mean by keeping a low profile is basically not putting pictures of artists and calling them “anti-Semite” or showing the middle finger to the people who are protesting you (one of the dancers of Eden did this). I understand how traumatic Israeli public can be since as a Turkish person I’ve been to Israel twice and had Israeli professors during my education life. Even I was claimed as an anti-Semitic person due to my views on the issue. Your delegation needs to behave, behave, behave! Otherwise, Israel is going to be more isolated in people’s hearts, including the ones who supports Israel’s presence in Eurovision like myself.

@MosquitoNumber13 19 дней назад

@@yusufcankusgoz8712 You are however ignoring how other contestants were acting like bullies toward the Israeli delegation. A member of the Spanish delegation started booing Eden during closed rehearsals and then acted like he was being harassed when the Israeli delegation asked him to stop. If members of the Israeli delegation were to do that to any other contestant you'd have had their heads. If Eden was to pretend to fall asleep or barge in on an interview of other contestants we'd never heard the end of it, but when Marina and Joost did it no one batted an eye. If Eden were to say in an Interview that she was so sad she cried when she heard Ireland qualified you'd have called her a monster. But Bambie did just that and you clapped for them. Don't act like there wasn't insane double standard going on and a lot of forgiveness given to actual contestants who were all older than Eden acting like bratty thugs toward her.

@marisolina-oe2jd 19 дней назад

Y lo peor no permitir banderas de la eu

@Serenitypeaceforall 19 дней назад

I dont mind østerdagl was booked though ...

@driekeijlders281 19 дней назад

Fair point, good discussion Too compare, didn't FIFA do the same in Qatar World Cup?

@bateli777 18 дней назад

what is your point? do you want the event to be hateful but authentic..... isn't there an end to your antisemitism?

@douzepointsgeordie6146 19 дней назад

Eurovision does not exist in a political vacuum and nor is it an escape from the reality of life. The ESC has done a great deal for the rights and dignity of marginalised groups than any other TV event I can think of. I think it is ridiculous that the booing was masked by the EBU as the broadcast needs to have the integrity to reflect what happens in the arena.

@valerial5837 19 дней назад

Very well said

@Marc-is5zz 19 дней назад

I wonder what stance AVROTROS, & RPT would have if it was their artists being boo'd at in the arena? Would they have taken offence at EBU covering up the boo's?

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

Why would they be booed, that's the first question.

@Marc-is5zz 19 дней назад

@@Eva-mp7xg Im asking what their stance would be if they were to be boo'd.

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

@@Marc-is5zz I'm sure as impartial broadcast companies they wouldn't ask for a cover-up and would take offence if they got one. Just like Martin Österdahl (EBU representative, Swedish guy) had his two big portions of boos, and SVT (the Swedish hosting broadcast company) didn't cover it up at all. Now that I answered your question, it's your turn, why would you think AVROTROS or RPT's representatives would be booed?

@Marc-is5zz 19 дней назад

@@Eva-mp7xg My question is what would their stance be if their artists were boo'd. Im not saying either Netherlands or Portugal are going to be boo'd, my question is if they were boo'd. In the same way if it had been the Swiss, French, Austrian etc etc broadcasters that had objected, I would have questioned if their objections would have been the same if it had been their acts.

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

@@Marc-is5zz I think I've answered your question in my previous comment, but here it is again " I'm sure as impartial broadcast companies they wouldn't ask for a cover-up and would take offence if they got one." Now it's your turn to answer my question, why would you think AVROTROS or RPT's representatives would be booed?

@shaunrignall8575 19 дней назад

The juries gave very little,I don't believe the public fairly gave so many points! 2024 was the worst year EVER

@Eva-mp7xg 19 дней назад

Keep on dreaming, it wasn't fair rfom the public, it was totally overrated by lots of political votes. In a normal year these type of songs finish much lower in the televote. See Unicorn's 5th place last year.

@horridwilting640 18 дней назад

@@Eva-mp7xgthe unicorn precedes the october attack so i guess much sympathy from the public to israel was built up from that

@Eva-mp7xg 18 дней назад

@@horridwilting640 i know. That's exactly my point. Televotes weren't fair, but all those political votes have massively overrated an otherwise 5-10th position song. Musically, it's nowhere near the 2nd best song of this year.

@erik2937 17 дней назад

EBU will need AI to create a fanbase around the stage, as they killed all joy . The boo-ing is not good, but this yeat explainable. Especially against EBU as many people already questioned the presence off Israel and the disqualification of Joost Klein, allowing certain delegations (israeli for heavens sake!, instead of being greatful and happy to be part of a festival!!) polarizing the whole thing. Martin Östendahl is the responsible (and face) of all this years dramatic decisions. His position cannot be filled by him any longer.

@gilloureiro3685 18 дней назад

Booing? All I listened to was THE SILENT MAJORITY speaking: MORE THAN 300 POINTS FROM THE TELEVOTE!!! 3:08

@femkesmit8078 19 дней назад

The only thing I could think of was Orwell's 1984...

@bizcraftzone 18 дней назад

Ok, are we talking about the audience's reaction to the song or their opinion on Israel's partition on the Eurovision?

@RensBras89 19 дней назад

Is Freddy single? Asking for a friend 😅❤

@dreameray 19 дней назад

That was certain.

@odimeyer 19 дней назад

"We believe that when a musician performs, you should always show what it does to the audience". Oh, we definitely saw what Eden did to the audience. She moved them and impressed them with her vocal talent and therefore she won the second semi-final and came second in the televoting. Eden won the hearts of the audience. 💙

@ElguirideCalafell-sb1yz 19 дней назад

What filter did you have?

@sir-twix-a-lot9461 19 дней назад

Isn't the point that we wanted to hear what it did to the audience, not just see it?

@callosamiusprometheus7350 19 дней назад

Which is why multiple people online are admitting to voting for her as a political statement ♡ And why her own delegation was concerned about the song she brought being lackluster. And why she isn't streaming as high as the actual top 5.