You can only listen to the song by St Scarlett. Because it's sung by a neural network. For all other participants you can find their Eurovision dispatches, if they made them, and read the lyrics of songs that were not written by everyone who made a dispatch
As far as the official competition goes, the only factors I'm involved with are the names of the songs and the names of the artists - everything else is led by individual nations
I don't know how many people actually have a proper song for their entry, but they can, by all means, coordinate that if they want to - I'm not inclined to add to my workload with this event; juggling 67 different nations and all their telegrams, ensuring they're all voting correctly, tabulating the scores, navigating BBCode tables, and dedicating entire days of my weekends to ensuring the dispatches look nice and work (on top of my other responsibilities to my workplace, family, friends, and myself) is quite enough for me
Oh, When I said "would be good" I didn't mean from you actually. Can be done by anyone who got the time, if I had, I would do by myself and share. Otherwise I can already guess how much work you're under right now.
Incorrect. I’ve also shared an ai song ;) Vurk you can find the link to YouTube snippet in my dispatch (edit: there are even some background videos in the second half of it):
I’m pretty sure there was someone else trying this out. At least I’ve seen YouTube cover mockups in the dispatches, maybe the folks will add a song later too
If only I had time and dedication to take AI nerdishly and create a proper entry with proper videos. It’d take overly many hours so I gave up using limited demo version feature only xD
Oh, I didn't know you did it, too. It's awesome! I wanted to do that too, and then I'd be the third person with the actual song, but because of the need for accounts, it's not an option for me. And unfortunately, they wouldn't let me create disposable accounts...
I just used my irrelevant (fake) Google account to “sign in via Google”. And then removed access from within the Google account management.
Edit: luckily I’ve created several alternative google accounts back then when they didn’t require phone number lmao. Unluckily, I’ve lost access to most of them bc I didn’t see the phone verification coming, as a thing, and didn’t save passwords
Aww, c'mon! You can't go on like that! It's a celebration!
At your service!
Yes I do. It will last...till 29,000th page. 29,000th, 30,000th, 31,000th, and so on. My goal(just of the RMB) is to reach a three in a row first message poster.
It's really nice to see everyone's art skills come out in dispatches for their songs. I wish I had those.
14 here, so me, and many have more than I do. Also you have 8 Epics, not 8 Legendaries. An Epic is usually worth ~0.50 while a Legendary is usually worth ~30.00, so big difference. I have 27 Epics and a lot more on my puppets.
I have updated my football factbook with another team and some interesting history, I’d encourage you to take a look! I’ve been using bing ai for the little footballer images.
Arising out of the factory workers of the old Tusko port, the Tusko Torches are the oldest team in Iceagea, originating in 1860, after english sailors passing through Iceagean waters traded tales and regaled rhymes of “Football” to the idle hands on their daily break. It was the energetic young Fngrr Byt, a crane operator who organised the first match with the other men. It was those whom the game ignited some sort of passion inside, that would make it a monthly tradition to play between the different factory divisions, the Torches would arise out of the very best of them, competing against sailors and workers from visiting nations.
Famously, on a visit to Tusko, one sailor remarked that due to the lack of exposure to the continental equivalent, the Tusko Torches game was violent, dirty, animalistic, the way it should be. Naturally with proper training and practice, this reduced over time, though the team is not averse to being a little rougher than their counterparts in other international cities.
Spearheads United
Spearhead United, age old rivals of the Tusko Torches. It is said that as a result of fear of further Tusko encroachment on natural hunting ground surrounding the small village of Ryshnkwd, the villagers united in protest, marching onto the streets of Tusko and causing much damage with spears and clubs. In an attempt to resolve this peacefully, the council of Tusko city encouraged the protesters to a game of football on the hunting ground, against the Tusko Torches. If the torches lost, Tusko would avoid further encroachment onto their land, if the villagers lost, Tusko would have the freedom to expand and absorb the village.
The city leaders were confident that the Tusko Torches with a year of experience in football would win. However on the day of the match, this attitude was muted by the unfamiliar terrain, in contrast to their usual well cut terf, the ground was marshy and slippery. The village were aware of this, employing footwear that had nails sticking out of them for grip. It was this advantage that won the village the game, and so Tusko maintains their promise. Naturally come modern times a stadium would be built on the ground, but as is tradition, it remains marshy and slippery, for as the villagers say “Yt ys d Chwllg dt Myks wt fn” in English this translates to “It is the challenge that makes it fun”.
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[size=150][font=Raleway Light]Famously, on a visit to Tusko, one sailor remarked that due to the lack of exposure to the continental equivalent, the Tusko Torches game was violent, dirty, animalistic, the way it should be. Naturally with proper training and practice, this reduced over time, though the team is not averse to being a little rougher than their counterparts in other international cities.[/font][/size]
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[size=150][font=Raleway Light]Spearhead United, age old rivals of the Tusko Torches. It is said that as a result of fear of further Tusko encroachment on natural hunting ground surrounding the small village of Ryshnkwd, the villagers united in protest, marching onto the streets of Tusko and causing much damage with spears and clubs. In an attempt to resolve this peacefully, the council of Tusko city encouraged the protesters to a game of football on the hunting ground, against the Tusko Torches. If the torches lost, Tusko would avoid further encroachment onto their land, if the villagers lost, Tusko would have the freedom to expand and absorb the village.[/font][/size]
[size=150][font=Raleway Light]The city leaders were confident that the Tusko Torches with a year of experience in football would win. However on the day of the match, this attitude was muted by the unfamiliar terrain, in contrast to their usual well cut terf, the ground was marshy and slippery. The village were aware of this, employing footwear that had nails sticking out of them for grip. It was this advantage that won the village the game, and so Tusko maintains their promise. Naturally come modern times a stadium would be built on the ground, but as is tradition, it remains marshy and slippery, for as the villagers say “Yt ys d Chwllg dt Myks wt fn” in English this translates to “It is the challenge that makes it fun”.[/font][/size]
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