A Revolution in Eurovision: How The “Back Row” Artists Have Proven They Are Here to Stay
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Grotesque and amusing performances have always been a part of Eurovision. What started as a humorous and marginal phenomenon has recently evolved into a veritable empire with Käärijä, Joost Klein, and Tommy Cash. Are the representatives of the "back row" a passing fad, or are they the new face of Eurovision?
Imagine a classic fairytale: the odd kid in class, the one who sat in the back row and disrupted, suddenly rises like a phoenix, transforming from the class's problem child into a star with a dizzying success story. Such myths have accompanied many famous people throughout history, but until a few years ago, it seemed impossible for them to break through in the world of Eurovision, certainly not to win, at most to be included under the niche and infamous title "Joke Entries." In 2023, a young Finn from the suburbs of Helsinki conquered the stage and put the members of the "back row" at center stage as...







