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- Any rock song. It's just so rare to have a rock song in Eurovision.
- According the the judges, Fairytale by Alexander Rybak In 2009, it was given the highest score ever even if others would disagree.
- This (American!) troper bought his album. And it's good.
- So is his second album. Feels good to be proud to be a Norwegian for once.
- This (American!) troper bought his album. And it's good.
- The flash mob of 2010 managed to outshine every single entry in that show.
- "Hello Millstreet, Sarajevo calling". The Bosnian judges phoning in from the middle of a literal warzone just to give their votes live. The audience seemed to think so too.
- This also doubles as a serious Crowning Moment of Heartwarming, thanks to the warm applause the audience gives.
- France's entry in 2009, Et s'il fallait le faire by Patricia Kaas. Only one person on stage, hardly any light or stage show, just 2 minutes and 45 seconds of singing followed by a tiny bit of dancing. Listen to the audience reactions.
- In 2006, Lordi (Finland) won the contest. Cue Eurovision 2012 with Lordi as the spokeman for Finland.