After blaring the same songs week after week, disqualifying a contestant, and actually postponing tonight’s show by a day, Lithuania has finally selected their entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2014. The song final was held between three songs, and were performed by the three remaining artists Vaidas Baumila, Mia and Vilija Mataciunaite. Each presented their own unique version of each song, meaning that Lithuanians had to sit through nine performances (of varying quality). #exhausting.The result was determined by combining points from the Lithuanian and international juries, and votes from the Lithuanian public.

“Attention,” written by Viktoras Vaupšas and Vilija Mataciunaite, came out on top.

The artist, who will represent Lithuania with “Attention” will get chosen next Saturday, 1st March.

Eurovizijos results:

Jury points:

Televote:

1. Attention – 2,732

2. Take A Look At Me Now – 2,484

3. It’s All About A Boy – 205

This result was similar to a poll we conducted in recent days, which found “Attention” and “Take a Look at Me Now” neck-and-neck, with “It’s All About a Boy” way back in last place.

1. Take A Look At Me Now 79 votes, 40.31%

2. Attention 73 votes, 37.24%

3. It’s All About A Boy 44 votes, 22.45%

Winning song:

Here’s all performances of the winning song so far.

What do you think of the song? Which of the artists performed it the best? Let your opinion out in the comment section below!

 contributed this report from Finland. Follow him on Twitter @ssami_. You can also keep up with the latest Eurovision news and gossip by following wiwibloggs.com on Twitter and Facebook.

Photo: LRT

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Arianna
10 years ago

Was terrible when Monika was eliminated ;[ But I wasn’t impressed either on the show when she was eliminated. Hope it’s either Vaidas or Vilija!

lucho
lucho
10 years ago

espero que gane vaidas baumila lo re merece excelente artista con una voz tremenda..

eurovision-berlin
eurovision-berlin
10 years ago

I prefer Vaidas version, but it would be a great task on the big stage of ESC. I do not really believe that there is still sth to decide. The version of Vilija sounds like canned studio version.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
10 years ago

If Vilija wrote (or co-wrote) this, she should be the one to sing it in Copenhagen.

Dhani
10 years ago

Monika’s attention sounds best to me.

beccaboo1212
10 years ago

If “Attention” belongs to Mia, she’ll have to do a music video 😀

Z24
Z24
10 years ago

This is Vilija’s one to win and Vaidas’ one to lose. He sings it well, but the acoustic arrangement and the overall style doesn’t fit the song. Mia’s approach is a tad cheap and she’s not as good as the other two, but it does fit her better than Vaidas.

I vote Vilija (even though she now has 100% chance to go to Copenhagen. She’ll get credit whoever wins)

sopon
sopon
10 years ago

I don’t think this was fair. Attention is written and composed partly by Vilija. Now she has a certain victory.

Next time, Lithuania, just pair up the songs and artists before the competition.

John
John
10 years ago

One of the worst songs win! No final for Lithuania!

VilijaFan
VilijaFan
10 years ago

Vilija must win this! She has it in the hands!

D
D
10 years ago

Monika was by far the best singer, but she was sadly eliminated. Vaidas and Mia do the best versions of the song, but I think I prefer Mia. Since Vilija wrote the song I’m not rooting for her since she’ll be able to go to Copenhagen anyways as a songwriter.

Francel
Francel
10 years ago

Monika is the best.
Regards from Spain

Petar
Petar
10 years ago

Lithuania get lucky with juries in past years in semi final and thank to their votes they go to final.

Melissa J
10 years ago

This is the most confusing national final I’ve ever seen. Monika’s version sounds like a trainwreck.

AnesBosna
AnesBosna
10 years ago

Don’t like their pick…..
Well, Lithuania can climb a little bit on my top if Mia is selected, but nothing else…

Mex
Mex
10 years ago

Vilja’s Attention. Thank you. Feel free to say no, Lithuania, you’re accustomed to do that.