Måneskin “ZITTI E BUONI” (Eurovision winners) | Aussie Metal Heads Reaction

[@ehmzed]

0:25 "Eurovision is not a particularly big thing in Australia" You guys were invited to participate in Eurovision for the sole reason that Eurovision is a big thing in Australia! Lmao

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Honestly we don’t see or hear much about it here unless you follow the mainstream and free to air stations

[@taniaphillips9766]

Ha ha I know lots of people who watch and follow it - I think it depends on what circles you move in. If you're a dedicated SBS viewer this is huge or you live on the Gold Coast. But not being able to have someone over there this year hurt things a bit.

[@mericonci72]

For many Italians, seeing native English speakers getting excited about a rock song sung in italian is a sort of "revenge" against those who have never believed, many italians too, that italian was so suitable language for rock! Thank you so much guys!❤🤘

[@Rockman_87]

It's true, i'm watching many many reaction from the world and It seems very strange but... Is fantastic

[@audreyjensen666]

I'm gonna learn Italian just because of this song. Amazing energy.

[@pliny8308]

Italian is a suitable, perhaps the most suitable language for any music. Ask Mozart. :) It's especially suitable when used by someone with the marvelous diction and fantastic vocal quality, timbre and voice and breath control of Damiano David.

[@pliny8308]

@@audreyjensen666 I've seen this in a lot of comments and thought it probably wasn't true, but enrollment in some Italian language courses is up 50%, and have you taken a look at Spotify viral trends for the last two weeks? It's...astounding! They especially have a lock on all of Eastern and Central Europe from Finland on down.

[@Novarcharesk]

What crazy head thought that? :P Italian is the perfect language for rock!

[@wolfgangwalk337]

The last thing I expected in my life was to fall in love with an ESC winning band. This and their song "Coraline" did it. Having said that: "Coraline" is head and shoulders above this one.

[@Paolo3480]

Listen to the other songs of the last album.

[@b.b.3899]

Yes, I love Coraline too. It only really gets going after the first two minutes, but then it really hits you

[@neoshenlong]

"Torna a casa" is another favorite of mine. They have a bunch of really good songs.

[@evakmohns5363]

Coraline is honestly my downfall

[@fadelfedfamily6505]

Love maneskin

[@kimacronym2521]

I watch Eurovision every year since the 80s and this years winner just took me by surprise, steamrolled over me. Like yourselves, I didn't understand a word (maybe 2 or 3...) but the energy in the live performance took me out of a 15 month depression from Covid (Australia probably in a different mental state compared to the UK ?). Imagine this band comes on stage at Eurovision and gives us suddenly the feeling of a real life concert, with enormous chemistry, female bass player, sick beat, and quintessential voice. On top of that, they are 21 years old and have already 2 Platinum albums. Sadly, I am addicted now and cannot focus on my work ........

[@chingiztulegenov]

I can totally relate! ❤️

[@mariaconcettamanzi6128]

I feel you! 💙

[@beutelteufel]

For me the same. I am a big Eurovision fan since the end of the seventies. I watch it nearly every year, but it is the first time I got addicted to the winner. The performance was so overwhelming. Since then I can't stop watching their videos, listening zu their music. They are on my mind all the time and my work performance suffers bc I can't concentrate.

[@kimacronym2521]

@@beutelteufel We need to join Maneskin Anonymous :-)

[@aussierose]

I watched my first San Remo & Eurovision back in 1981/82. Over the years Ive started watching other national finals as well. This year I stayed up the full 8hrs to watch San Remo this year just to see if either Fedez and Maneskin would win.. and I knew from the Maneskin's 1st rehearsal on the Tuesday before the Grand Final that they were the ones to beat this year.. your addiction will become worse as the days wear on!

[@cubedduT]

They are 20/ 22 years old. Listen to other songs are great

[@cubedduT]

@Floating Station 👍

[@brunsbruns2377]

The bass lines of Victoria are great... She's so talented...

[@jennycamerini8806]

Greetings from Padua, Italy!👋🏻 You’ ve got ti listening also: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5OXhplpi85gh8U

[@aliseaofink8713]

some Måneskin songs i would recommend rock/hard rock: zitti e buoni (eurovision grand final performance), i wanna be your slave, in nome del padre, lividi sui gomiti, for your love, la paura del buio, morirò da re rock ballads: coraline (a must, esp with english subs), torna a casa, vent'anni, le parole lontane hope you react to some of them!

[@alicefronza6760]

"le parole lontane" 😍

[@ileniav7266]

"La paura del buio"!

[@aliseaofink8713]

@@ileniav7266 aggiunte :D

[@harlequin5664]

il nome del padre 🥰

[@aliseaofink8713]

@@harlequin5664 one of the bests but too underrated imo :\ (also, måneskin I really want the full version of that live studio version.)

[@Mcnimzzz94]

I’ve been dying to see yous watch this! The live performance is even better

[@robyrun6865]

I have seen many KZbin commentators from all over the world move their heads up and down to the rhythm of bass, drums and electric guitar... It seems incredible, but this is a band of very young boys from Rome who started their careers as simple buskers when they were only 16-17 years old ... The Maneskin deserve to travel the world to do live concerts !

[@quasaranais4826]

And woman, there's also Victoria

[@robyrun6865]

@@quasaranais4826 Of course ! Victoria is the creative mind of the band...

[@erregi4946]

@@robyrun6865 she's the bass, the singer Damiano writes all the lyrics almost alone, Thomas is a genius on guitar, Ethan adds strength with percussions, all of them are unique

[@susanhoward9664]

Thinking more attention needs to be paid to Buskers everywhere as that is how they, Sheeran and others got their start!

[@ralteofilova]

Indeed in an interview when they were asked what other artist they would love to collaborate with the answer was the Arctic Monkeys 😃 you nailed it

[@AmalaFrequents]

I'm so glad you did this! I've fallen hard for this band precisely because the performances are so good I could get the meaning of the songs and be affected by them even before looking up the lyrics. Lyrically Vent'anni is one of my favourites of theirs (they did an X Factor performance of it that had me in the feels even though I understood 0 of the lyrics at the time). It's pretty easy to find lyric translations online and some of the songs have translated lyric videos. But they have blown up since Eurovision. Their album (which is amazing btw) Teatro D'Ira is like 4th in the global spotify charts rn. They have a lot of very good songs. If you want to check out one of their earlier songs Moriro Da Re is cool (they were aged like 17/18- they're 20-22 now) but Torna a Casa is their big early one. If you want some epic guitar In Nome Del Padre is great but La Paura Del Buio is another epic in 3 minutes. Basically everything they release but especially from their second album. They can do ballad and hard rock and funky stuff. Definitely consider getting into this band they're well worth it. (And also check out Vent'anni with lyrics :D ).

[@emanuelefierroni1879]

Just think that the oldest band member is the singer and he's 22

[@clementine8853]

i think the bassist is also 22!

[@emanuelefierroni1879]

@@clementine8853 Victoria was born on the 28th of april 2000

[@sammieroberts6313]

@@clementine8853 shes 21

[@leylaelashry]

Thank you for reacting to this! We are so proud of them here in Italy!!!!!!

[@annamariagnisci6199]

The Italian rock has always existed. But we have often exported melodic music, maybe for an ancient tradition. Not only Bocelli and Pausini, then. We have groups and authors that make progressive and rock music. But the best part is made by the cantautori.

[@sonjamester5616]

great choice...the live version shows the energy of the band...have a good time

[@Alfablue227]

Guys this Måneskin song is amazing, especially the version they sang at the San Remo Festival with an orchestral score as part of the song; brilliant stuff. This is an angst song about discrimination, acceptance and inclusion. It is about being who you are 'sans' repercussions for being different. It is about the negative affects that result from discrimination. You do lose a lot in translation, but the lyrics are roughly like this, not including the 'inappropriate' words they used originally in San Remo, I included one: "Zitti e Buoni" meaning basically to 'Zip up and be good' "They don't know what I'm talking about Bruh, cloths dirty with mud Yellow on your fingers from cigs Walking about with a cig I'm sorry, but I'm so sure I can afford to take the leap Even if it's an uphill climb That's why I'm training And good evening, ladies and gentlemen Let the actors on the scene You better touch wood You better be quiet and behave People here are odd, like pushers I spent too many nights outdoors Now I'm going around kicking on these doors Looking upwards, like a climber So, I'm sorry mom if I'm always out, but I'm out of my mind, just not like them And you're out of your mind, just not like them We're out of our mind, just not like them We're out of our mind, just not like them No I have written pages over pages I've seen salt and then tears These men on their cars Unable to climb against the rapids Carved on a gravestone "There's no god in my home" But if you understand the meaning of time You'll rise back up from your oblivion And no wind can stop Natural power From the right point of view You can feel the euphoria brought by the wind With wings of wax on my back I'll seek out that height If you're trying to stop me, try again Try and cut my head off Because I'm out of my mind, just not like them And you're out of your mind, just not like them We're out of our mind, just not like them We're out of our mind, just not like them People talk, unfortunately They talk, and they don't know what they're talking about Just take me where I can stay afloat 'Cause here I can't breathe People talk, unfortunately They talk, and they don't know what they're talking about Just take me where I can stay afloat 'Cause here I can't breathe People talk, unfortunately They talk, and they don't know what the fuck they're talking about Just take me where I can stay afloat 'Cause here I can't breathe But I'm out of my mind, just not like them And you're out of your mind, just not like them We're out of our mind, just not like them We're out of our mind, just not like them We're not like them

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@roccocomacher]

thanks man that was a great translation - i have become an absolute fan of the Band and watched tons of videos - but i have never quite gottenzur lyrics as clearly as i did from your translation... ! thumbs up dude

[@Alfablue227]

@@roccocomacher ok glad to do it, but I am not a man! 😳

[@roccocomacher]

@@Alfablue227 oh no i am so sorry!!!!! :'( I didn't look at your profile.... and sorry for my Bad expression - i was just so happy to have found your translation

[@Alfablue227]

@@roccocomacher It's alright. Don't worry 🙏

[@jako7281]

Måneskin pronounciation guide: The "å" looks like an "a" but it is a Danish letter that isn't pronounced like an "a" at all (Victoria the bass player is ½ Danish, and the name means moonlight/moonshine). Think of the o in "oh"/"no"/"so". So phonetically it is more like M'oh'neskin or even 'Moan'eskin. If you want to be even more precise in the pronounciation, the "å" is actually the first ½ of the "o" in "oh" etc. When pronouncing "oh" etc you tend to go down a bit at the end, almost like saying "ouh". The "å" is pronounced exactly like the very first sound across your lips when saying "oh". Hope this helps :)

[@lolalo6344]

"Eurovision is not a big thing in Austalia" Australia got added to Eurovision because of how 'popular' it is over there, so just imagine how big it is in non participating countries XD

[@bernhardkrickl3567]

That song is so sick! It ticks all the boxes for Rock. The construction and production of it all is just perfect. And to think that those young "kids" just wrote it themselves like they write (nearly?) all of their stuff themselves and all of the other stuff is also very well written and pretty diverse stylistically. They have ballads, they have more disco friendly stuff, it's all over the place.

[@davidecauli9166]

What amazing song, and amazing band. MANESKIN!!!!

[@jojo-mn9ye]

I FOOKING LOVED THIS. Most authentic reaction I've watched so far and I've watched a ton!!!

[@PamelaAndrea1989]

always super dope to see people from other parts of the world their reaction. I live in Belgium myself. I'm a real metalcore/hardcore/deathcore fan. but I am also a super big Eurovision Song Contest fan. if I have to work a late shift on that day. then I will always switch with a colleague. the nice thing about eurovision is the diversity in songs. from very classical to this pure rock from Italy. as well as old folk songs. or for Finland, for example, a nu-metal band participated. there is sometimes false singing, costumes are over the top. acts seem crazy. sometimes funny. but above all a sense of unity is what makes eurovision so unique. Great reaction guys🤘

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Thanks heaps! Hopefully you find some others you dig on the channel!

[@PamelaAndrea1989]

@@johnnyneedham9831 absolutely👌

[@yasartorunoglu6850]

Australia loves Eurovison so much they're actually allowed to enter! They just didn't make it through this year

[@neoshenlong]

These guys have the power, the energy, the talent, the attitude to lead a glam revival this decade. That's not something I expected in music, but I can totally see it happening after their ridiculous success.

[@GC-rv1qi]

Listen to me: react to Coraline. Maneskin means moonshine in Danish. Victoria is half Danish

[@lordliviu]

CORALINE! There is a video with the lyrics too! YOU should really react to that!

[@aaronplorer5090]

You should their Eurovision live performance

[@maxros8102]

YEAH...that performance was just INSANE

[@lordliviu]

YES YES YES! IT'S A MUST!

[@kamelianikolaeva5980]

I got hooked on them thanks to the live version of this song performed on Eurovision. So exciting stage presence...

[@Doomerbolic]

Love from Italy guys 😊

[@c.o1294]

Yes!! I’ve been wondering if y’all were going to react to this 🖤

[@Krokostad]

They really won because of the people vote, not because of the juries! I love that fact!

[@IrinaFomi]

In love with this band since 2018 💔

[@Daniele_Verdolini]

YES!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!! Been waiting for you guys to react to this! It's the original version, actually, not the re-edited ESC version, and it's my favorite one! Basically they're like "we're out of our minds, different than the other ones". It's pure rock and roll music and aesthetics, I love this.

[@robinalexg3621]

I'm really proud of them🥺🧡🇮🇹

[@thatsalt1560]

Take care of them! I voted for them and although there were many good artists and songs this year, Måneskin were my absolute favourites. They're a joy to watch and hear.

[@robinalexg3621]

@@thatsalt1560 Thank you🧡

[@renemassera8370]

🕺🕺❣️❣️😱🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@whereIstood0705]

One thing I love about the song is that each of the members gets a chance to shine. There's a guitar solo, a bass solo and a little bit of a drum solo. They are awesome!

[@mzc.8255]

Right! Right! Right! ✋✋✋

[@alessandrabartoli2550]

Brilliant and genius Please while Listening, read subtitles....very catchy too!!!!

[@italometz]

Fantastic band, Wonderfull song ! Italy Rockn’ roll 🎸🇮🇹🤩

[@b.b.3899]

This reaction is so endearing, I keep coming back to it. Lots of love to you guys!

[@K1NGD0M]

You guys are going at it with uploads, keep it up!

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Not sick of us yet? 🤣

[@dani.p]

Loved this but... there's nothing like the live version from the final: SUPERIOR * chef's kiss *

[@kareneggenschwiler5075]

Yup! Classic rock! Love it ! They are great :)

[@manny7257]

This made my day honestly! Loved this reaction Blind channel (Finland) is another rock band that was on Eurovision Worth a watch! Also LORDI - Hard Rock Hallelujah won Eurovision they are from Finland and won as well They remind me of GWAR sickest performances ever!

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Thank you so much! We’ve had a few people mention blind channel, we may have to check them out! And oh yeah I know lordi haha they’re great.

[@XanDeGandia]

Yess! Love your reaction! 🤟🔥

[@barbara-ci7xw]

They are 20 years old!! Rock n' roll never dies #Måneskin ♥ THANK YOU for your reaction. ITALIA

[@miias.7334]

What do you mean "Australia is not a big fan of Eurovision" ? Your country has been specially invited to take part in the competition, mainly because you're such huge fans of it 😆😉👍

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Views here are still relatively small

[@HibikiKano]

Oh the live performance on stage was just 😘👌💜

[@nanmusiccover]

I wasn't expecting that reaction but it's sooo good!!! We love Måneskin and they're well deserving their winning! ❤️❤️

[@jennyj4111]

You have to watch the live version!!!

[@lizreacts5621]

Heck yes!! Thanks for reacting! 🤩🤩

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Welcome!

[@kajsablomberg]

You need to watch the live version from eurovision! 👏

[@poison84Girl]

They are a very young band 22/19 and they are very famous in Italy because they become 2^at xfactor Italy( their performances are amazing and they were 17) Their entire 2^ album Teatro d’Ira vol.1 is a masterpiece. I suggest to react to I wanna be your slave (and yes there is the influence of Artic Monkeys 👍🏻) Damiano the frontman can also sing in English very well!

[@f10n4]

I Wanna Be Your Slave is in English and it’s just cracked the top 10 in UK charts. So awesome.

[@diegodz7510]

🇮🇹 nailing it mate !!!

[@zoppas7524]

Italian Aussie here: Trust me guys, Eurovision was not popular in Italy either. It became a thing in the past few years, but before then no decent artist wanted to go there as it was considered an embarrassing show 😆

[@prayforsunnyweather]

After gabbani it’s more popular

[@Niki91-HR]

You were even gone for some time... glad you came back though.

[@niclaci6093]

Actually since we came back in 2010 (more or less) we always sent very good singers (except Emma Marrone *sob*) and populars in Italy. The italian audience may not be interested much, but singers always were.

[@zoppas7524]

@@niclaci6093 haha Emma is the worst 😂 she could barely speak English and I still don't get why labels are still investing on her. It's proven that most people at her concerts are there for free

[@Niki91-HR]

@@niclaci6093 yeah... you are sending always good ones and also had good placements. And it was just a matter of time when you will win.

[@angelicamottin8302]

Precious reaction 💎 Thanks !!!

[@albertopaci4356]

Many thanks guys!!!

[@joshua_5683]

Definitely check out the live version aswell!

[@harlequin5664]

you should check out more of theirs stuff and their live performance at Eurovision, there should be a bunch of subtitled edits floating around by now, all of Europe is obsessed with them rn

[@dmore4503]

you absolutely must also listen to "I Wanna Be Your Slave", "For your love" and "La paura del buio (fear of the darkness)" You will love them! from an Italian fan!

[@Sayu277]

I also think they'd love lividi sui gomiti

[@cala1979]

never thought i would see the day two true blues watching Maneskin ! love it! :)

[@johnnyneedham9831]

🤘🏽

[@litamaloney6499]

They are so good!!

[@sissi3479]

This song is so addictive!

[@LittleThingsinJapan]

Glad to see you've enjoyed the song. As Italian living abroad is soo good to see Italian music represented in a different way. 🤟

[@lLadyAszneth]

Ethan's drum solo at the end was a tribute to G&R, Paradise City! I don't watch Eurovision but their live performance brought DOWN the house, let me tell what! HUGE Maneskin fan! Glad y'all know them now! Rock on! 😀🤘

[@nickname9332]

Guys react to live version of this song at the Eurovision and "I wanna be your slave" , you are the best!!

[@monnalisadelgiocondo3898]

Listen to other songs from their latest album "Teatro d'ira vol1"

[@NoStandartSolutioN]

Song For your love- is in my head permanently 🤩

[@monnalisadelgiocondo3898]

@@NoStandartSolutioN ☺️

[@kathleesi]

But also the album before that!!! The variety is awesome!

[@burtsoloc6947]

Love this reaction! Hope you'll react to their grand final performance. It's lit.

[@fem6673]

finally a reactor who says damiano (the lead singer) reminds him of alex turner from the arctic monkeys, this is what i said from the start!

[@erregi4946]

You have to read "Man" as Moen but with a single vocal. Maneskin in Danish is for moonlight. Denmark is the origin Country of the bassist and founder Victoria de Angelis

[@julianaFinn]

Their live performance on Eurovision was lit!

[@ligucis456]

Please, please make a video with the live version!

[@ManOfMyTime]

you have got to watch the Eurovision version of Zitti e Buoni.. cheers

[@izzaayyy530]

You should watch Finland’s entry to Eurovision this year Blind Channel! They were the other rock/metal entry this year

[@a.s.2d817]

You should see them live😉

[@HLGDarksol]

Loved your reaction ♥

[@margersmuzis4929]

this year Maneskin impressed Us for real! great

[@danyelena9782]

You should check the live versions of torna a casa and paura del buio. Torna a casa is a classic Maneskin song

[@coopergumby]

Further proof that rock 'n' roll is a universal language.

[@shirazzza]

Ha we make a thing about watching it cos it's just fun usually. Some good tunes to be had. I know a couple of blokes who went to watch it live

[@n.4173]

I'm so happy you reacted to them (wish you had seen the eurovision perfomance though). You should definitely react to a live video, i'd recommend la paura del buio live @ radio italia.

[@AyaJ00]

Please react to I wanna be your slave by måneskin. Its so good and it’s in English!

[@Mick.y.]

obviously, the video version of wiwibloggs

[@schererpie]

Every european watches eurovision i'm italian and when måneskin won i was literally cryng tears of joy

[@riccardoalcaro8483]

Cool reactions mates. You should definitely check out their last (and second) album, which is called Teatro d’ira (theatre of wrath). It will blow you away, especially In nome del padre (In the name of the father) and Lividi sui gomiti (bruises on the elbows), which have a Rage against the machine vibe, as well as For your love, a song in English that Led Zeppelin would love

[@kristinab9103]

You should most definitely watch grand final Eurovision performance, but it might be blocked in US.

[@johnnyneedham9831]

We’re Australian haha

[@kristinab9103]

@@johnnyneedham9831 Oh my 😆😆😆 Sorry

[@johnnyneedham9831]

@@kristinab9103 hahahaha you’re forgiven this time

[@kristinab9103]

@@johnnyneedham9831 Thank you for your generousity 😆 Anyway, watch them live on Grand Final, well worth it 😊

[@claudioferrara4455]

The song is about expressing who and what you are no matter what people say

[@saranissen6210]

The title means "Shut up and behave" like people telling them to shut up and behave, but then they are telling those people to stop telling them what to do.

[@danielakorneck8385]

You have to watch the live performance at the Eurovision Song Contest!

[@littlebigjohn69]

they are the real deal, their ballads are out of this world. their lyrics is brilliant.

[@paoladipa238]

You can't miss I WANT TO BE YOUR SLAVE, CORALINE, MORIRÒ DA RE, TORNA A CASA and FOR YOUR LOVE, a rock masterpiece from their last album Teatro d'Ira. Every song is different from the other and it's a journey. I recommend to see the translation of the lyrics, cause are great! Thank you from Italy 😀

[@eminacover]

Just here to appreciate these two prettaaay men. 😍

[@johnnyneedham9831]

🙏🏼

[@Sasha-qf8eu]

I'd recommend to check out some of their other songs as well. My favories are Moriro da Re, I Wanna be Your Slave, Caroline and Vent'anni. As well as their cover of Beggin'

[@ari5333]

These are my favs too!

[@dorisg.3]

Italy rocks the ESC, so fresh 🤩🇮🇹💋🎙️They are great and still so young, in their early 20s 🌹 Surprised that you chose this band, cool 👌

[@olenatopor2616]

Oh, you need to see their ESC Grand Final live performace 🤘😁😎

[@WH_9331]

Biggest lie in the century "Eurovision is not a big thing in Australia" Like dude. Millions of Australian watch it every year and Australia even paid money to join the Eurovision as an outsider country! (sadly this year they didn't make it to the finals)... Australia is basically part of Europe every once a year thanks to Eurovision

[@johnnyneedham9831]

Yeah but it’s actually not that widely watched or spoken about here. We saw very little on socials except for what our international friends shared.

[@mellowfellow6816]

Eurovision has a big following in a small demographic in Australia - including myself. Nevertheless, it's not a big thing generally. I looked up the viewing figures and they are less than 200 thousand each year - hardly millions. Additionally, Zitti e Buoni debut at 17 in the main UK charts. It has yet to be seen in the ARIA Top 50.

[@johnnyneedham9831]

@@mellowfellow6816 exactly. I mean, “biggest lie in the century” was already a stretch hahaha

[@DorothyBanks]

Eurovision is a big enough thing in Australia for us to have an official fan club called OGAE Australia.

[@amalgama-dette1430]

you should see their grand final presentation, it fells more like a concert than and aurovision preformance

[@thyop89]

Nice reaction! The entire album Teatro d'ira (Theatre of Wrath) is amazing, heavier songs on the album would be In Nome del padre (In the Name of the Father), Lividi sui Gomiti (Bruises on Elbows) and Paura del Buio (Fear of the Dark) if that's your thing but all of songs are great they have some epic rock ballads too like Coraline and Torna a Casa (Come back home) and they do some English language brit post punk inspired songs like I wanna be your slave. There are homages to classic 70s rock like For Your Love. I also highly reccomend listening to their live cover of an 80s classic italian punk song called Armondoti (originally by CCCP) From Il Ballo Della Vita which is their previous album: Morirò da re (Die as a King) La Parole Lontane (The Distant Words) I would highly recommend looking up the translation on the lyrics to all of their songs as Damiano the singer, writes all the lyrics, the Italian songs in particular are poetry and they give another layer of complexity and depth to the music.

[@carolynk7628]

I heard one of their interviews and they said it was originally meant to be a ballad. Love the rock version but would like to know how it would sound as a ballad.

[@AncientChina]

I do hope you watched the live performance, it was brilliant. The lyrics are great too. They are a genuinely great band. Please check out some more italian ones, there are some very cool performers.

[@iomemeio5614]

Goodddd reaction 🤟🤟🤟

[@johnnyneedham9831]

🙏🏼🤘🏽

[@vero.83]

Loved your reaction!🤩 I would like to see you reviewing also "Coraline" (Måneskin)

[@aapooloomeeh]

If Eurovision is not big in Australia WHY THE HECK ARE YOU STILL PARTICIPATIIIIING OMG

[@johnnyneedham9831]

OMG RELAAAAX

[@marialuisa9345]

Love them🤘🏻❤️🇮🇹💚