#bambie thug

[lunlumo]

As it turns out the witch crowns you

[riaaanna]

My only post-ESC post will be this. Bambie speaking for all of us when they said fuck the EBU. A massive reform is due for ESC, and it starts by kicking out isa hell. Until then, keep boycotting the following years.

[kazisonline]

They disqualified Joost and you know what

I'm manifesting

🕯️🕯️pro Palestine CHAOS🕯️🕯️

like I HOPE everyone gets disqualified except for Israel.

To show how meaningless their "victory" here is. How United everyone else is against them and the institution. They won in our hearts already, and that's the most important part. We all see through the farce. Fuck them up everyone ❤️❤️

And what we are gonna do during all that? NOT WATCH!!! No watching, no televoting!!!!!

That's how WE add a brick. That's how we stand up to the institution. Fuck them, let's get their numbers LOW

[vasilius66]

Rest in pepperoni Eurovision 2024 we won't miss you ✌️

[itsmelodramasblog]

EUROVISION 2024

━━━━ joost klein x f! reader

( social media ) ; fluff ; reader is bambie thug management ; everything is fictional ; everyone here is such a babygirls.

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yourusername: time for eurovision baby (you’re not ready for us)

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bambiethug: i love youuuu

bambiethug: they are not ready for a real show!!

mattwilliams_uk: true icon

user1: you already won that bambie!!

yourusername: true true

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yourusername: a dream guests on my podcast? this dudes ☝️

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user2: lmaoo the description love it

joostklein: she stole it from me

nemothings: my favourite people 😻😻

user3: bambie needs to win!! their my favourite

joostklein: you stole my quote, pay me for copyrights 👍

yourusername: you stole it from queen of karma so you better pay me, or you will see what karma is;)

joostklein: ok

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yourusername: beep bop words words

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user4: are you with joost??

yourusername: who’s that?

bambiethug: WHAT KIND OF PIC IS THE SECOND ONE

yourusername: you look beautiful shut up it’s my account i will post whatever i want

bambiethug: yes sir 🫡

user5: love their friendship 😭

joostklein: ok now it’s really my quote

yourusername: go cry about it

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yourusername: i’m tired of this detectives lol im with this random dude for that long, that you all don’t even knew that he existed back then;) we’re just not a fan of public our relationship, but i think after almost a decade with this weird dutch guy i can post him.

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user6: I KNEW IT

user7: you guys are perfect for each other!! im not even mad

user8: a fuckng decade and you were able to hide it?? impressive

bambiethug: COUPLE GOALS

joostklein: who are you?

yourusername: your nightmare, jojo siwa

joostklein: 😨😨

⇢ ˗ˏˋ hope you liked it!

[bbcblackjack]

Bambie Thug - Doomsday Blue | Ireland | First Semi-Final

[dicttheo]

BAMBIE CROWNING NEMO??? I'M LIVING. TWO ENBY LEGENDS UGH LOVE

[doomdoomofdoom]

If you've been boycotting Eurovision, you may have missed out on how bad it truly was, so here are a few events in no particular order:

The opening act of the semi-finals was Eric Saade, a swedish-palestinian singer who participated in Eurovision 2011. He wore a keffiyeh, a palestinian headdress, around his arm like a wristband.

Despite not making any political statements or drawing attention to his accessory, he was reprimanded by the EBU for "compromising the non-political nature of the event".

During their semi-final performance, the Irish contestant had the word "ceasefire" in old irish runes painted on their face. They were ordered to change it for the final, as it was deemed too political.

The contestant from Israel was not allowed to mingle with the other contestants, due to supposed security risks.

During an Interview, she was asked if she felt any concerns over her participation potentially endangering the event and the people present. The host told her she did not have to answer this question. Dutch contestant 'Joost' asked "why not?"

Joost, while not openly antagonizing the Israeli contestant, has made covert critical remarks about the EBUs decision to allow Israel to participate.

On Friday, the day before the Finale, Joost was investigated by the swedish police for a supposed incident where he threatened an EBU crew member. Thursday, a female camera operator had followed him off-stage to continue filming, even though there was an agreement not to film him off-stage. After she ignored his requests to stop, he threatened her with some sort of gesture.

Joost was disqualified mere hours before the finale. He was slotted to perform just before Israel and considered a favorite and potential winner.

The show itself did not address his disqualification. The dutch entry was simply skipped with no further comment.

Israeli broadcaster KAN was confirmed to have broken EBU rules during their coverage of the Irish act in the Semifinal. The commentator spoke negatively about their act, condemning the very scary goth aesthetic, and noting their willingness to criticize Israel's actions.

Despite Irish contestant Bambie Thug lodging a complaint with the EBU, there was no penalty or other repercussion.

If you were hoping that the event itself would turn into some sort of protest, I have to disappoint you:

Despite rumors of other contestants dropping out over Joost's disqualification, all of them performed.

There was audible booing every time Israel was on-screen, including their performance, announcement of points, and every time they received points. There was equally audible cheering.

No contestant or spokesperson directly addressed the ""controversy"" (read: ongoing genocide being artwashed), although very few made covert remarks about peace, love, dignity, and equality.

The most explicit it got was the Austrian spokesperson, saying something along the lines of "It's hard to find only positive words in a time where heartlessness prevails. But we hope everyone can unite through music and show that everyone deserves to be treated equally"

No one stormed on stage or held up a palestinian flag or anything, if you were hoping for that. I certainly was.

Israel gave its 12 points (both Jury and public) to Luxembourg. The singer is half-israeli and born in Jerusalem.

Jury votes mostly ignored Israel, netting them a total of 52 points through jury votes, which put them somewhere in the middle of the scoreboard. Norway, Cyprus, and Germany awarded them 8 points each, making them the main contributors.

In contrast, Israel received 323 points from the public voting. They were second only to Croatia with 337. 15 public votings, including "rest of the world" awarded Israel their 12 points, more than any other country would receive. The only countries not to award any points to Israel in the public vote were Croatia and Ukraine.

Israel thereby placed 5th out of 25.

But hey, at least the winner (Switzerland) was nonbinary, diversity win amirite. Notably, they had to smuggle in their pride flag, since EBU guidelines only allow flags of participating countries and the rainbow flag. (This is also why palestinian flags were not allowed. It's not a new rule, but they certainly weren't going to start bending it now.)

If there's one thing to take away from this: Do not ever think the rest of the world is on your side, just because your social media is. The rest of the world has shown their allegiance, and it lies with Israel and Genocide.

Do not stop fighting for what is right.

[damiano-david]

[wasaami]

Ah yes, my beloved queertet

[lunlumo]

they have, like, no bad angle. and that was a lot of angles

[justins-foley]

Obviously I’m not watching Eurovision this year in support for Palestine, but I’ve been following what’s happening behind the scenes on social media and as a Eurovision fan, let me tell you that what’s happening this year has never happened before

The energy behind the scenes is so dark, everyone is so tense. The Netherlands has been disqualified for having an altercation with someone and all the candidates are tense, angry and unsettled by what’s happening. Also, let’s not forget that the man competing for Belgium this year wrote “peace” on his shoulder, revealed it last minute at the end of his performance, and strangely didn’t make it to the finale even though he was one of this year’s favorites. Belgium has been one of the first countries to condemn Israel for their crimes against Palestine, also

Eurovision fucked up big time by letting Israel stay in the competition, and forbidding any sign of support for Palestine. I saw many influencers/journalists say that they have no idea how Eurovision will gain their fan’s trust again after this year. The message of Eurovision is always to be united through music - I heard a journalist say that they felt anything but united

I’m loving seeing some artists still showing some disapproval and voicing their opinions as much as they can without risking to be disqualified as well. I’m especially thinking about Ireland and Greece (as well as The Netherlands btw). Bambie Thug represents Ireland this year and I just saw that they did some interviews today with a Palestinian Kufiya around their neck, and they said the energy today is especially dark and tense. Obviously, I knew we can always count on Ireland to support Palestine

Oh well.. I hope Eurovision will regret their decisions and the way they handled things this year. Humanity should be a priority, always

Free Palestine, now and always. We will never forget. We will never forgive

[lemainestudio]

custom blue for bambie thug

[juuret]

(x)

[monkiinart]

they remind me of those awesome dark fairy statues from around 2007...

[andzl-blog]

incredible top 6 this year at esc <3

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