@@hypercept what's labeling??

@@mohammadjavadmohammadi5386 The text labels in the video.

Ikr

i still think 2016 had better production than any year by far but 2021 impressed me soo much

For me 2021 was the best of all, it was perfect, thanks also to the longer time available for the making. Bravo to the Dutches. 🙂

nah i think 2016 was a classic and the best

I am Dutch and proud! But I stil think 2016 was the best

@@Barbara_M. They had a longer time but also more difficulties to handle...

we were always a winning game

I really hope Italy can keep up the good work 🇮🇹

Those cabels where just about the best thing every! :o

@@elipulci5761 didn’t age well

Like me 😂😂 fucking me. Damn it. Eurovision is life for me :))) Esc is everything... 💫❤️ We are a so big family 😍😍 love from iran / asia to the world and absolutely lovely Europe 🙌🏻🌼❤️💟💮

Hello, unfortunately, Italian TV did not even ask the Italian government for help or funding, we know that for the Tel Aviv edition it was the prime minister who signed a large check for the esc, and perhaps it was the same in the other editions.

@@bibiana761 You are wrong. Italian State contributed for 1,5Mln Euros. City of Turin and Piedmont Region contributed for 6 to 10Mln Euros. The rest is split between EBU, RAI and sponsors. I believe the total package should be around 25Mln Euros.

It seems that they didn’t! :(

Yeah about that.... • Broken kinetic sun • Sub-par lighting (2021 used 'Claypaky' lighting which was much better than the 'Ledco' lighting this year) • (IMO) a meh stage, barely anyone used the B stage as much as a lot of acts used the B stage in 2021, the waterfall was cool but I thought the LED wall was a bit small • Overall to me it seemed a bit rushed in my opinion, the lack of consideration about the kinetic sun (which did work, but slowly in the interest of health and safety which is understandable and was why none of the countries used it), some people not happy about how they recycled the water on stage from 2014 and also especially the postcards. Like, a drone that looks like it was designed by a nursery school child projecting 720p high school videos of the contestants onto historical Italian architecture. A bit underwhelming and I didn't feel the personal connection as I did in the postcards in 2021 with the personalised houses that contained clothing/items/pictures of moments or momentos personal to the contestants. All we got this year was a virtual drone flying around putting massive pictures of people on 16th century castles.

True !!! It feels like a normal Eurovision 😍.

Don't forget Duncan's physical absence from the final

@@hungphanduy1865 You're right. A travesty :(

more like 6 days, let's not forget abour the jury shows

@@theRAV4000 2 weeks actually. You forgot rehearsals.

@@Stan542 You mean stand-in rehearsals?

@@dimidrugg9592 yes, there are stand-in rehearsals. For the lights And camera's.

@@theRAV4000 well it's actually 3 days because those are the ones being broadcast to Europe and beyond, worse, most people just watch the final and don't even watch the semi finals let alone all the other content.

I am with you in this, my friend🤗😭

The staging companies also have other shows to use their equipment in, stages sadly can't be permanent

btw. rooting for bologna2022💕

@@astwood76 it's not Rome 2022?? :(((

@@mohammadjavadmohammadi5386 Nope neither lol. Turin 2022 xD.

I always wish for Netherlands win because this. But this year i wish it’s Käärijä from Finland.

It just had the LEDs spaced out more on the screen so there was empty space between them, so if you went close enough to it you would see the individual LEDs. 2007, 2008, 2017 and many other years used a screen like that for the main background screen so they could place lights behind it.

It was semi transparant. If you are sitting behind the screen you won't see any effects on it, just the artist in front of it which is good cuz it doesn't block your view

@@shroomyesc Good explanation! To add to this, because of the distance of the public (and camera's) from the LED screen the images still look good, even though you'd think it would lead to lower image quality if there are less LEDs. Like how a billboard would look terrible from 1 metre distance, but good from far away.