[ SECRET POST #5996 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5996 ⌋

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[Eurovision 2023]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I don't think they had to bribe anyone. I think they just basically had to lead with "you know it's ABBA's 50th anniversary next year, wouldn't it be amazing for Eurovision if Sweden won?" I think they individually just chose Sweden: because the song was good, even if not "best," and it wasn't a hardship to choose it for the delayed gratification spectacle of it all.

[(Anonymous)]

If that were the case, wouldn't have been better to make ABBA to represent Sweden or make Swedish artist play a cover than... that?

ABBA is an amazing group and all, but I doubt they would have let anybody use their name for bribe Eurovision.

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NAYRT

Sweden, like meny Eurovision participants, hosts a competition to choose its entry. No doubt if Abba competed in Melodifestivalen, they'd have a good chance of winning, but I don't know how anyone could make them compete if they have no interest in doing so. Also, a cover would be disqualified before it even made it to the Eurovision stage, as the entry must be an original song, and it cannot be commercially released prior to a certain date, usually set about 8-9 months before the competition.