#1: Piero and the music stars – Celebrate

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and today we reveal your “winner”. Our readers think that Piero and his music stars are responsible for the worst entry in Eurovision history. The song was plain children’s pop music with idiotic lyrics like “Clap your hands, Celebrate, have a good time” and maybe the worst vocal performance

#2: PingPong – Happy song (2000)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your silver medal which goes to Israel. In 2000 they were represented by the pop quartet Ping Pong.The members of the band were: Guy Asif, Ahal Eden, Roy Arad and Yifat Giladi. The band

#3: Jemini – Cry baby (2003)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your bronze medal: And once more (third time in a row) the “honour” goes to the United Kingdom. In 2003 they sent a male/female pop duo by the name

#4: Josh Dubovie – That sounds good to me (2010)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 4: And again it’s the United Kingdom! The mixture for 2010 seemed to promise success: A famous composer with tons of hits and a young motivated

#5: Scooch – Flying the flag (2007)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we enter the “Top 5″: The bubble gum pop group Scooch represented the UK in 2007. Their performance of “Flying the flag” included airplane seats, typical stewardess moves and

#6: Dustin the Turkey – Irlande Douze Points (2008)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 06: Was it Ireland’s revenge for their bad placings in the new millennium? Probably! Because Dustin’s entry, “Irelande Douze Pointe”, is a mock entry,

#7: Gipsy.cz – Aven Romale / Tereza Kerndlová – Have Some Fun

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 7, which is a was (almost) a tie and as it is even the same country I decided to give out the “honor” of being in 7th place twice. The Czech Republic only sent 3 songs to

#8: Krassimir Avramov – Illusion (2009)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 8: In 2009 Bulgaria sent Krassimir Avramov to Moscow which caused a major controversy in Bulgaria and lead to ringing ears all over Europe. In

#10: Rodolfo Chikilicuatre – Baila el Chiki-chiki (2008)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we enter the “Top 10″: In 2008 Spain decided to introduce a more democratic system as their national final and the result was a joke entry… surprise! Rodolfo Chikilikuatre

#11: Verka Serduchka – Dancing (2007)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 11 which will probably be a quite controversial choice. Some people love it and others apparently hate it guts. A year after the Finnish monster-band

#12: Remedios Amaya – Quién maneja mi barca (1983)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 12: In 1983 in Munich Spain was represented by flamenco singer Remedios Amaya with “Quién maneja mi barca”, which Terry Wogan called

#13: Kreisiraadio – Leto svet

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 13 which goes to Estonia: The song Leto svet was performed in Serbian (host country), German and Finnish by Hannes Võrno, Peeter Oja and Tarmo Leinatamm from the Estonian comedy group Kreisiraadio. The performance included German and Finnish

#14: No Angels – Disappear (2008)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we continue with your place 14 which goes to Germany: In 2008 the No Angels represented the Big4 country in Belgrade. The years prior they had become Germany’s most

#15: Peter Nalitch and Friends – Lost and Forgotten (2010)

Worst Eurovision Songs - After revealing our reader’s ‘Favourite Eurovision Songs‘, we asked them to vote for their least favourite songs ever. A lot of people participated and over the following weeks we will publish the outcome. Today we start with your place 15: Peter Nalitch and Friends and their ballad “Lost and forgotten”. Peter Nalitch became famous in Russia after the publication of the clip of his song

Reminder: Worst Eurovision Entry Ever

Worst Eurovision Entry -  I want to remind you to vote for our next ranking of the “Worst Eurovision Entry Ever” To vote, please leave a comment with your “favourites” (up to 5 songs) at the bottom of this page or send a mail to eurovisiontimes@live.com . Over the following weeks we will then reveal your votes. You may vote for every song ever entered into the Eurovision Song Contest. The initial result doesn’t matter! If you think a winner is the worst entry ever you may vote for it! Performances and outfits may influence your decision

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