European football fans visiting America are discovering the mass affluence of the country’s suburbs. The wealth enticing holidaymakers troubles European elites. America, once a peer, seems to be racing ahead
Israel’s efforts to influence the vote for the Eurovision Song Contest were broader and started years earlier than previously known, a New York Times investigation found. Here is the inside story of the controversy that almost broke Eurovision. https://t.co/ob4U9eWM0c
@PrigipoPoulos@eurovisionkat nothing to do with it, if Dinis had won Bandidos wouldve still gone. we truly do not think of eurovision when voting for fdc, we actually care about fdc more than just as a “national final”
@dolphin_dane nono its a song contest ft. the traditional portuguese art of Yapping about literally anything including glazing EVAYA’s dad for his art installation
@greedystefi@ESCdiscord its our culture, its like sanremo in italy or benidorm in spain. We dont do it før eurovision, we do it to celebrate our culture. Eurovision is a possible afterthought for many, not the definitive goal.
hey @Nintendo@NintendoAmerica why is this zelda botw video so strange?
why are link's movements so stiff and why is the quality overall so unpolished?
this video has ruined the image of the brand for me and i dont think i'll purchase any Nintendo products again because of it
@cattiballecter omg well idk you but DIS is great for exchange stuents, Im currently at DTU in copenhagen as well and this city is AWESOME you’ll love it