Eurovision Song Contest 2007 Reviewed By A Five Month Old Baby

I am fairly sure he won’t thank me for this in later life. I can always take the post down!

Anyway to enliven the ESC this year we decided to watch it with our baby and take a photo of his reactions to each performance.

Initial picture for control purposes.

Spain

Belarus

Ireland

Finland

Macedonia

Slovenia

Hungary

Lithuania

Greece

Georgia

Sweden

Continued enthusiasm for Sweden

France

Latvia

Russia

Germany

Serbia

Ukraine

Romania

Bulgaria

Turkey

Armenia

Moldavia

Game Over

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Tom

12 May 2007 23:38

The obvious problem with the methodology was that

Dad pointing camera at you >>>>>> whatever is on TV screen.

Also once he spotted a bit of paper it was game over. Clear winners though for Sweden and Bulgaria.

Magnus

13 May 2007 13:16

He appears quite critical of Sweden!

Proof though of the calming nature of Lithuania after the trauma of the Hungarian warbling.

Lex

13 May 2007 13:26

I would say that the serious and triumphant solidarity he’s showing with Belarus is more indicative of a win!

(I completely did not know it was Eurovision last night.)

byebyepride

13 May 2007 20:52

Damn he’s cute.

Emma

14 May 2007 09:09

Best music review ever!

I should have charted the kicks from Apollo to get the views of a baby in utero :)

Ben

14 May 2007 10:09

Loves Sweden, hates Finland, falls asleep during the winning Serbian entry.

Great idea though. Perhaps that’s how Eurovision should actually be decided… a panel of babies representing each country that votes?!!

Graham

14 May 2007 10:11

He seems to be acting out Finland’s entry….”Leave me alone”

Daniel

14 May 2007 10:34

In his several months of life he obviously realised that sane, normal people never dressed up as airline hostesses and danced – and then he saw the UK entry. The photo says it all!!

mark sinker

14 May 2007 10:42

he’s not asleep during serbia, he is basking in its inevitable and rightful triumph!

Ned Raggett

14 May 2007 16:03

Beyond inspired. I loves you all. And you’ve made Idolator:

http://idolator.com/tunes/eurovision/serbia-grabs-eurovision-crown-in-a-knock+down-drag+out-battle-260166.php

Elisha Sessions

14 May 2007 18:57

He’s clearly stunned by the Ukrainians, as we all were, and most happy with the Bulgarians, as I was.

Alan not logged in

9 Feb 2012 23:02

LYTTON TO THREAD

(oh hai, i am in teh archives)

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