This is how Twitter reacted to Germany’s ‘bleh’ Eurovision pick
Levina achieved her strain Perfect Life for a Unser Song foe to collect a deputy on Thursday, and is now set to jet off to Kiev for a competition in May.
The judges – including Germany’s final Eurovision winner, Lena, from 2010 – were assured that she would paint a nation well, after Germany came in final place both in 2015 and 2016.
“Germany will really not go wrong,” with Levina, pronounced decider and thespian Florian Silbereisen.
But a Twitterverse had other ideas.
Many pronounced a strain was too identical to Australian thespian Sia’s Titanium with David Guetta.
#UnserSong ist “Titanium” von Sia, nur hindrance in Scheiße.
Nennen wir ihn doch einfach “Blech”.
– Weinweib Gesang (@FrauMimimi) February 9, 2017
“Our Song is ‘Titanium’ by Sia, usually shittier. We will simply call it ‘bleh’ (Blech means piece steel or rubbish),” wrote one Twitter user.
Another pronounced “Titanium 2.0” would not win.
Others were certain a collect would secure Germany’s mark in final place.
“Levina with Perfect Life… indeed has good chances of successfully safeguarding a mark of final place,” wrote another, regulating a animation of a male observant “Let’s see who’s going to be final place again during a ESC.”
Another asked: “How many points will Germany get this year?” The answer was in a print below: zero.
But not everybody was so negative.
“A really good leader for #UnserSong,” wrote one Twitter user. “Hopefully she will do improved than her predecessor. Good luck, Levina.”
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