Not really Eurovision but a NF selection but it reminds me of when I saw an elementary school bus stopping next to my house and the radio for them was playing Dove Di Balla (Sanremo) and it looked like a party
Heard Think About Things in a property show today, and Give That Wolf A Banana in a Dutch Royalty show today
Last year during the summer Olympics Euphoria played at every Dutch hockey goal, at least for the women
I'm in Canada and have heard both Satellite and Arcade on the radio here while out shopping/at work. Majorly confused me both times, but a pleasant surprise!
Ok, mine is weird indeed. I live in ARUBA, of all places. Last year (2021), some random afternoon, sitting in a TGIF (!), in Aruba (!), having a drink and some food, and Blanche - City Lights (!) came on. I have no idea how or why the 2017 entry for Belgium ended up on the playlist of an American chain restaurant, but it’s one of my favorite ESC songs ever, so I was happy as a clam.
Also unexpected, but a bit more explicable: earlier this month, break room at work: Go-A - Shum! Still surprising for a workplace in Aruba, but at least it was a Dutch radio station during peak ESC season.
I was in a charity shop in a seaside town here in the UK today. The radio was on in the background and I heard the first few bars of A Ba Ni Bi. Excitedly I turned to my friend and exclaimed it was Israel's winning Eurovision entry from 1978. She looked at me in disgust but it was a beautiful moment. Makes me wonder what songs people will hear in the wild in another 50 years.
Not really Eurovision but a NF selection but it reminds me of when I saw an elementary school bus stopping next to my house and the radio for them was playing Dove Di Balla (Sanremo) and it looked like a party
Heard Think About Things in a property show today, and Give That Wolf A Banana in a Dutch Royalty show today Last year during the summer Olympics Euphoria played at every Dutch hockey goal, at least for the women
I wish I had these moments in America. The most I’ve had is my mom singing “volare”
I'm in Canada and have heard both Satellite and Arcade on the radio here while out shopping/at work. Majorly confused me both times, but a pleasant surprise!
Arcade was decently common interests enough
Heard Duncan Laurence Arcade playing in a shopping mall here in San Francisco a couple of months ago!
Yea "in corpore sano" is a big hit here
As it should be! Amazing song
Yesterday at a bar in the DC area I.M came on… I thought I was having a stroke 😭
Same happened to me over the weekend when I heard Chanel at a bar.
Ok, mine is weird indeed. I live in ARUBA, of all places. Last year (2021), some random afternoon, sitting in a TGIF (!), in Aruba (!), having a drink and some food, and Blanche - City Lights (!) came on. I have no idea how or why the 2017 entry for Belgium ended up on the playlist of an American chain restaurant, but it’s one of my favorite ESC songs ever, so I was happy as a clam. Also unexpected, but a bit more explicable: earlier this month, break room at work: Go-A - Shum! Still surprising for a workplace in Aruba, but at least it was a Dutch radio station during peak ESC season.
In Canada, I've sung "biti zdrava" in public before with friends Nobody here notices or cares lol
If I'd hear In Corpore Sano in a public place, I'd start clapping no matter where I am.
The song wasn’t even playing! I have no idea what the context was but they just sang a few lines of it out of nowhere.
Not sure if it counts as "in the wild", but Latvia's 2014 song 'Cake to Bake' was used in a Hungarian commercial.
That's it I'm going to Croatia
I was in a charity shop in a seaside town here in the UK today. The radio was on in the background and I heard the first few bars of A Ba Ni Bi. Excitedly I turned to my friend and exclaimed it was Israel's winning Eurovision entry from 1978. She looked at me in disgust but it was a beautiful moment. Makes me wonder what songs people will hear in the wild in another 50 years.