The Eurovision Song Contest has yet to start, but the Irish entry already has a nickname. For example, Bambie Thug (31) is described as ‘the witch of Eurovision’. The non-binary artist indicates that they has been practicing witchcraft for years. Although that doesn’t always have to be malicious. “I only practice good energy,” it sounds.
Thug indicates that they spends a lot of time on their powers, and are aware of the energy they emits. The most artistic wants to debunk the myths surrounding witches, and states that false views are often based on individuals based on their true nature. “People haven’t touched that special inside yet,” it sounds. “My witchcraft practices are not about dark rituals, but about embracing positive energy. I don’t drink blood, I only practice good energy.”
With the song Doomsday Blue they hope to achieve the first victory for Ireland since 1996. Thug’s song was well received during a Eurovision Party in London. We won’t know until next month whether Bambie Thug will also be able to score at the actual Eurovision Song Contest. The 68th edition of the song festival will take place from May 7 to 11. Ireland takes part in the first semi-final, Belgium in the second. Source: HLN.
Allthough the song Doomsday Blue is not my cup of tea (it’s a skip), I am sure there are enough Eurovision fans to televote this song into the final on May 11th. And I heartily wish it to Bambie Thug.
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