First Time Hearing Loreen - Tattoo (Live Eurovision Winner Show)

[@josefinelagerstrom2643]

Loreen is the second person ever to win twice. The first woman. 🏆

[@mitchellquartero]

The first was Johnny Logan from Ireland, 1980 and 87

[@pascal-Z]

Melissa got it right. This isn’t the actual performance at the finale but the one she did after she won at the end of the 4 hours long finale. That’s why she’s more exhausted and talks to the audience

[@christianoazzuro6711]

You got to listen to the studio version as well as her previous excellent winning song from 2012 "EUPHORIA".

[@bttm4u]

You should react to the Melodifestivalen performance which is kinda like the pre-selection for Sweden and there you can see how it was supposed to be. But Loreen is amazing nonetheless😍🤩

[@nigeljames5622]

If you are going to start going down the Eurovision rabbit hole then you have SO many amazing songs to discover, just as a few examples, Loreen again with Euphoria, Netta with Toy, Sergey Lazarev with Scream, Cornelia Jakobs with Hold Me Closer, Kalush Orchestra with Stefania, Dami Im with Sound Of Silence, Duncan Lawrence with Arcade, Conchita Wurst with Rise Like A Phoenix, Ochman with River and Arilena Ara with Fall From The Sky and that is just scratching the surface

[@randallchaput9529]

Eurovision was streamed live, both semi final nights and the finals live on Peacock here in US. Since live, was at 3:00pm,

[@nocturne7371]

I think SVT Play (Sweden's network television website) sends Eurovision live. It's with Swedish commentators but has NO ads or commercials.

[@rowaystarco]

Peacock owns the right in USA.

[@hackapump]

It's probably geo-locked so you can't watch it outside Sweden.

[@softshallow7435]

Johnny Logan was the first and then only person ever to of won it twice, in 1980 and 1987. Loreen is the second person ever and first female to win it twice, in 2012 and 2023.

[@morriganscrow]

if you want to rewatch the whole eurovision of this year, they uploaded the full show to youtube!!

[@crichtonjohn3393]

I've known of Eurovision for many years because of ABBA winning it and that whole story, but I never actually got to watch it until 2010, when streaming technology advanced enough to see it online. Seen every one since then usually on Sweden's SVT website. The video in those days was atrocious, but has greatly improved.There is always at least a couple of great songs, a few good songs and a bunch of mediocre songs and a few really bad ones. I understand about wanting to listen to studio versions to get the best sound, but a big part of the fun of Eurovision is the performances. It can really add or subtract from a song. Reacting to some of the crazy or bad performances could be as fun to watch as some of the great ones. Loreen did win in 2012. At the time her song was a real change of pace as it was much more modern than the competition usually had. Every year since then has seen a great increase in more modern radio friendly songs. I'd love to see your reactions to the Euro great songs and "bad" performances. Would be fun.

[@standersson6420]

I think the biggest change in Eurovision was when Sweden arranged in 2000 when it was held in a big arena for 13000 people and with large video screens. Before that it was usually in a tv studio. The winner that year is also probably my all time favorite winner, Olsen brothers from Denmark with Fly on the wings of love.

[@s.leochapman417]

This... isn't quite accurate though, is it? While the Stockholm event did set a new attendance record (to be beaten one year later in Copenhagen), Eurovision was already often held in large theatres, arenas or concert venues by that stage: Dublin's The Point in 1997, Birmingham's National Indoor Arena in 1998, The Hague's Congresgebouw in 1980, the Palais des Congrès in Paris in 1978, Munich's Rudi Sedlmayer Halle in 1983, etc.

[@stuartwho]

I was at the semi finals in Liverpool - brilliant shows - and now Sweden will host in 2024 for the 50th anniversary celebrations of ABBA winning Eurovision with Waterloo

[@JensCondoMetropolis]

Please watch the second place Finland, crazy but big favorite Something you haven’t seen

[@bradleycolbourne]

I watched both the Semi-Finals and the Final via Eurovision’s KZbin channel’s livestream.

[@UsernameUsername0000]

More reactions to Eurovision would absolutely be lovely. The contest has been getting better since 2015, and especially since 2021. Loreen played a good part in modernizing it in 2012, and now has won it again. The contest’s influence seems to be increasing as it’s now responsible for a lot of huge TikTok hits, kickstarting several successful international careers in the process. While this song is outside my personal top 10, I’m still very happy for her!

[@popdefender460]

I love Eurovision. It's always so fun even though most of the songs are really only worth one listen. The performances are the real reason to watch. I also love to see the long long reveal of each countries score counting down to the winner. Most songs and performances wouldn't be worth reacting to but there are many many good ones that could give you some content to put out for a while. MARISSA, did you watch The American Song Contest last year? It was entertaining. It doesn't look like they are going to do it again though.

[@leobolander3124]

You have to think about that she already did her performance ones and that she is really exhausted and that she just gave it her all, not her best performance, but atleast she did it again!

[@michaelpassey7706]

The KZbin Eurovision channel streams the semis and final 😊

[@cristrivino7820]

React to Euphoria in Eurovision 2012 and the acoustic version of Euphoria. Loreen is gonna transport to her universe ❤

[@ArmpitOfEurope]

What an artist, queen!!!

[@gjp6565]

You should do more eurovision! The contest was streamed this year and the rest of the world got to vote for the first time as well. Please do Finland Cha Cha Cha :-)

[@sarakaplan2505]

They stream Eurovision on Peacock now!

[@peterbreughel4440]

There were some cool songs at Eurovision this year. My favorites were Finland, Latvia, Belgium and Slovenia.

[@croix1965]

Gay choice

[@rowaystarco]

@@croix1965What is that supposed to mean?

[@croix1965]

@@rowaystarco you re gay no ?

[@frankjoi6403]

Loreen's victory means that the 50 year Anniversary of ABBA's winning song in Eurovision, Waterloo, will be held in Sweden next year. It's still not clear how this anniversary of Waterloo will be.

[@helenberninin1019]

2 vezes que ganha essa mulher é foda #tropabrasileira❤

[@RedFarmer2000]

Watched Eurovision every year since 1984. Loreens winning contribution from 2012 (Euphoria) is better than Tattoo in my opinion. She also entered the swedish outtakes in 2017 with the song Statements but wasn't really close winning to represent sweden in Eurovision that year. I was really mad about that because that song is so different and have crazy energy. If you ever listen to it, please watch the live version or you'll be missing out.

[@kamdenwilson9340]

I'm not sure if it's still going but KZbin is one of the place i remember stream each of the live shows. so you can maybe catch it next year if you can figure out the day and time that it happens where you are

[@luisfilipe9272]

Eurovision is great, watching since 1977 !

[@sirjohnmara]

You could have seen it on their KZbin page. www.youtube.com/@EurovisionSongContest Maybe next year! Thanks from Sweden and welcome if you want to go, probably Stockholm.

[@mitchellquartero]

With that win she becomes the first female singer to win the contest twice and the second singer ( johnny Logan Ireland ) to win the contest twice

[@BlinkerkpopRosei]

Lorren is a pro . She 2011 2012 1017 and now 2023 fans 😊

[@frilansar]

Peacock shows it in the US, if you wanna watch next year :)

[@tomb214]

Eurovision is streamed on Peacock here in the US!

[@mervinmannas7671]

There is a network in the US that does broadcast the show live but I'm not sure who. Or you can live stream it free throught the BBC but not sure how that works in the US.

[@benenty692]

U can watch live I think on a cable channel

[@Tweetyfreaky]

U think one waybl to watch ot is to befriend someone from sweden (or any of the other European countries) and look into to the possibility to watch it through their computer.. like if they could share the screen with you. :) OR.. save money for a trip to europe so you'll be there in time for the big finale in may..:)

[@ianm.7712]

You must watch Finland entry Cha Cha Cha it's wild

[@christianoazzuro6711]

I think Tyler will like this one.

[@lgrcen2008]

I think NBC peacock have been streaming it live the last years but i don't know how it will be next year

[@christinahansen9952]

Hi Tyler and Melissa.. do you see The Eurovision show tonight in Sweden ?

[@zpitzer]

what studio version did you watch? All verisons are from first the swedish national competition, LIVE, and semifinal at the ESC, LIVE.

[@Asa...S]

I think they mean the studio version of the song like the one that's on Spotify, or on Loreen's channel, like this one "Loreen - Tattoo (Official Audio)"

[@aurska4061]

You should listen/react to tattoo acoustic version ( she did euphoria aswell)

[@stuartwho]

There have been 1,722 songs in Eurovision since it started in 1956. Sweden has just equalled Irelands record of 7 wins. UK, France and Luxembourg have won it 5 times each. Ukraine is the most successful 21st century country winning it 3 times so far.

[@godfrapp_]

Not true, Sweden has 3 wins in the 21st century too

[@stuartwho]

@@godfrapp_ yes we are both correct. They are the two most successful countries in the 21st century. I just needed my brain to catch up.

[@rowaystarco]

@@godfrapp_ true, but Ukraine also joined in the 21st century, in 2003. They have participated 18 times since the, reached the finals each time and have 8 top 10 placements. Three wins, two second places and so on. Really done well for such a new country in ESC

[@godfrapp_]

@@rowaystarco read the original comment again - ”Ukraine is the most successful 21st century country winning it 3 times so far”. This claim is not correct, since Sweden has 3 wins too, which means Ukraine shares the same number of wins with another country and cannot be THE most sucessful country by definition. What is there to debate??? Where did I say that it’s not ”well done by Ukraine”???

[@rowaystarco]

@@godfrapp_ Ukraine joined in the 21st century, Sweden did not. But yes, as in winning both Ukraine and Sweden are equally successful in the 21st century

[@birgittalagerstrom6264]

Please listen to La Zara, Evidemon she sang for France. Beautiful❤

[@Sancho_travel]

💙💛

[@Jtsar77]

Eurovision commenting is a great way to get a lot of followers. Check Noa Kirel Eurovision performance this year. She won third place and she signed American record label . Check her out :)

[@MM-tz2bs]

Always like to see new non-European people who discover Eurovision :) As a European, I have been following Eurovision for many many years, and last 10 years, I have really enjoyed it. Many great performances (and some not so great lol). But if you are looking to some great performances, you can check out Grande Amore by Il Volo, or Jamala's 1944, or Conchita's Rise Like a Phoenix, or Chanel's SloMo, or Sergey's You're the only one, or Maneskin or La Forza by Elina Nechayeva... and many many more.. :)

[@judithatias4741]

chack Noa Kirel 3 place from israel 'unicorn " she is insan and crazy .don't miss it !!!!

[@bingoE]

real winner is Karija with "Cha Cha Cha", that is song which will be remember for ever.

[@The_Jupiter2_Mission]

I think the audience vote went to Finland but the jury got Sweden over the line. Some think it a bit of a coincidence that Sweden just happen to win in time to host the 50th Anniversary of Waterloo winning in 74. It's a kind of song that builds but really goes nowhere after a few held long notes in its banal chorus.

[@Loov3d]

and the song continues to be the most heard song in the competition this year, it's the song with the most daily streams and it's been on the global charts for almost 1 month, I think it still hurts to see that Loreen has more wins than finland in the competition lol

[@The_Jupiter2_Mission]

@@Loov3d Well, being not from Finalnd, I would hardly really care.

[@danr6281]

Chanel - slomo Grand finale 2022

[@Querviinho]

Why do people always fail to react to the right performance?

[@rowaystarco]

I think there was some geo blocking in place for US youtube viewers

[@nass_5572]

Yeah, in the USA it is blocked

[@lenaengell8528]

SWEDEN again! :)

[@woolyshambler7571]

It's funny that you choose the winners performance to view as this is as "sloppy" as Loreen gets - she calls out everyone and how she loves everything! There are about four other performances when she's just focused on WINNING.

[@birgittalagerstrom6264]

The studioversion is better

[@Bandido894]

Yes winner's reprise. Was easy win, the only contender was Finland (Won even public votes over this) in such poor year. Recommend Finland's 2. place reaction, complete opposite!

[@lenaengell8528]

Just try to sing when lying down! Almost impossible!

[@JerryOlsson]

The studio version its so much better, Tyler! Listen to that not this

[@jman4538]

First time? Really?haha

[@seriouspleasures]

This is the winner's performance. That's why she's doing the ad-libs and talks to the audience. Fun (?) facts: her nails are made from crushed smoky quartz and the sand, made for kids sand boxes, was bought at Biltema in Skövde. 🥸