“‘YOU CAN’T CALL IT THE UK ENTRY IF BRITAIN CAN’T EVEN RECOGNISE IT.’ Eurovision has erupted into total chaos after Angela Scanlon mocked the UK act for using “more German lyrics than the German contestant” — unleashing a vicious online war over whether Britain’s entry is bold and modern… or a complete national embarrassment. Outraged viewers blasted the song as “painfully performative,” “too political,” and “designed for activists instead of voters,” with many already predicting another catastrophic “nul points” humiliation on the world stage. But supporters fired back instantly, accusing critics of turning Eurovision into a culture-war battlefield and insisting the controversy is only making the act more famous across Europe. Now tensions are boiling over as fans demand answers from BBC bosses — and insiders claim one explosive backstage moment after Angela’s comment may have made the situation even worse than anyone realised.
Eurovision viewers joked the UK would get ‘no points’ again this year after Look Mum No Computer performed for the first time. The second semi-final aired live from…