- Music
- 02 Mar 20
Iceland's Eurovision entry gets 12 points from Twitter
With four days to go before the Irish entry for Eurovision is revealed, Iceland's song has taken social media by storm with ‘Think About Things’.
The quirky electro pop tune has gone viral online, with some already suggesting that it will be the winning entry for this year's contest, which takes place in Rotterdam on May 16.
The song has surged in popularity and is now second in the betting odds, right behind Lithuania’s ‘The Roop’.
Posted this late last night, worth a bump again. Iceland's brilliant Eurovision entry for this year. Even better when you know it was written to his 10 month old daughter. https://t.co/JagmIeLoAe
— Dara Ó Briain (@daraobriain) March 2, 2020
Iceland’s #Eurovision entry is the best Eurovision content i have ever seen/heard pic.twitter.com/GMhHq9GCEQ
— Rupert Myers (@RupertMyers) March 2, 2020
Song.
Is there any point in even holding the Eurovision Song Contest this year? Surely Iceland have it in the bag. pic.twitter.com/9tiRkjY1Yk
— Darren Grimes (@darrengrimes_) March 1, 2020
— Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) February 19, 2020
Meanwhile, the Irish entry will be revealed on the 2FM Breakfast with Doireann and Eoghan on Thursday, with the act performing live on the Late Late Show on Friday. Ireland's entry has been picked from an internal selection, with the hopes that Ireland will clinch its eight Eurovision win after a long spell of Euro bad luck.
It has been revealed that the Irish staging will be taken care of by ThisIsPopBaby and fans have speculated that ELM might be representing Ireland this year.
Listen to 'Think About Things' below.
