March 20, 200718 yr I'd just like to remind people that although it may not have been the best song the whole act did manage to get more votes than any other in the British vote - showing it has mass appeal. And although it wasnt the best song it isn't as bad as some seem to be making out, if you listen to it and see the funny side with the rather unsubtle sexual references and look at the cheesy dance moves I'm sure it'll put a smile on your face. I think it could therefore do the same all across Europe and hopefully pick up some points. in comparison to some of the other rather dank and depressing entries it should add some colour to the event C'Mon guys get behind them - REMEMBER Europeans can smell fear! OK, Scooch is in no way as dreadful as Daz Sampson (which won the UK heat by a landslide last year, remember?), but it's still a banal, pointless re-write of every Steps single.... and do we REALLY need Europe to think we actuallyt appreciate music like this in 2007? Embrrassing. Still, the kiddles and the mincing camp blokes will love it.
March 20, 200718 yr in comparison to some of the other rather dank and depressing entries it should add some colour to the event I think that comment CLEARLY shows you haven't heard all the entries we're up against -_-
March 20, 200718 yr OK, Scooch is in no way as dreadful as Daz Sampson (which won the UK heat by a landslide last year, remember?), but it's still a banal, pointless re-write of every Steps single.... and do we REALLY need Europe to think we actuallyt appreciate music like this in 2007? Embrrassing. Still, the kiddles and the mincing camp blokes will love it. I would disagree with the first part, I reckon it's every bit as dire as Daz..... Banal, pointless re-writing of Steps..? Almost certainly.. The rest of Europe must be p***ing themselves laughing thinking that we actually LIKE this sort of sh!t... Mincing camp blokes and kiddies... Pretty much sums up the Pro-Scootch vote really... :lol:
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