FrankLuck

Girl, don't you dare...

Very late to the party, some friends stayed at my place for a couple of days. Congrats Phil, solid winner, 'Maschio' didn't make my votes in the final in the end, but it was in the 16-20 region. Thanks Addy for the great hosting + thanks Everyone voting for ANNE KAFFEEKANNE, I'm very happy that my 2024 obsession found some new fans!

Done - safe to say that I'm not paid to be creative 😅 My entry is DOA, but... I just have to have it in my catalogue. I was totally obsessed with it last year, but I wasn't mentally prepared to crash and burn in the semi stage. The time has come.

Ready to flop hard with my top song of 2024 (if we can believe Spotify)

Oop, I was convinced that the deadline is today. Hope it's not too late to vote, I'll need another hour or so for my second round. Edit: voted!

Did we have the listenthrough in the end? If not, today or tomorrow would be great!

+1 ❤️ for the great hosting Josh, everything was super smooth, I really appreciated it!

Congrats Addy!! Thank you Everyone who voted for Daddy Said No, I'm very happy with 21st! I voted for 7 songs out of the top 9, so I really can't complain, this really was a great contest ❤️

Voted! Amazing final, could've voted for 9 more

Just listened to Semi 1 - amazing semi, but TURBO BUNNIES still easily would've been my 12 (and my 18 in the final). Thanks a lot for sharing this gem!

The (amazing) TURBO BUNNIES is already available on Spotify <3

Yay, needed these 2 through! ❤️

Thanks a lot, I'm so happy that the semi 1 voters will also hear 'Daddy Said No' ❤️ BJSC voters > San Marino Macromia was 100% essential, great entry!

Voted pretty early, ready for holiday mode! 🏖️ In the end I had 15 songs to vote for, so I really can't complain about the quality - hope most of my top 10 will manage to Q ❤️

No, and I really appreciate that noone compared a song about the struggles of the LGBTQIA+ community of a country under dictatorship to a novelty entry, just because the two song titles are similar. I had to leave my home country for good at 37 because I was sick of not being able to live my true life. I didn't move for money or a better opportunity, I moved to be able to live a simple life that most people in Western Europe can take for granted. The song pretty much summarizes why I had to leave. 'Daddy Said No' is funny/silly, but somehow it always makes me sad and angry, yet I can't stop listening to it. In the end, I don't expect anyone to feel the way I feel when listening to this song, as thankfully most of you have grown up with a different level of acceptance around them. This is a song contest after all, you either like 'Daddy Said No' or not, it's all good. Thanks Everyone who joined SyncTube yesterday for... simply being a decent human being and not making a running joke of the entry that clearly means so much to me. ❤️