Junior Eurovision Fan Contest: Wish the Artists Luck, Win Autographs and More!

The team from wiwibloggs is headed to Malta on November 9 for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014. We are totes excited! While we are there we’ll be collecting autographs from your favourite stars, snapping photos and filming videos. We want to share the JESC love with all y’all so are staging our very first Junior Eurovision Fan Contest prize giveaway! Yes, we’re going to run around Malta getting goodies for our beloved readers! But to get love you’ve got to show love….

HOW TO ENTER

1. Record a video or take a photo wishing your favourite contestant good luck. (You can see examples below). Tell them why you like their song or how it makes you feel or simply that you think they are amazing!

2. Then e-mail the video and/or photo to [email protected] AND [email protected].

3. Subscribe to wiwimail. You just have to enter your e-mail address in this box.

4. Subscribe to our YouTube channel.

5. Do all this by Monday, November 10 at noon CET. Then wait to see if you’ve won!

THE PRIZES

We will put the names of all those people who do #1, #2, #3 and #4 into a hat. We’re giving away FIVE AMAZING PRIZES. Whoever is drawn first gets to pick the first prize, whoever is drawn second chooses second, etc. Here are the prizes:

1. An autograph sheet signed by all 16 acts.

2. An autograph / hand-written message from your favourite act.

3. A voucher to download all of this year’s JESC songs.

4. A special video message from your favourite act addressed to you.

5. A selection of pens, magnets, and other Junior Eurovision branded materials from Malta.

EXAMPLES

In this example, Junior Eurovision fan (and wiwiblogger) Sopon wishes Slovenia’s Ula Lozar good luck all the way from America. WATCH: GOOD LUCK ULA!

And here’s how Conchita Wurst wished all the contestants luck for junioreurovision.tv

Our Georgia correspondent Rezo had his little brother pose for this photo. He’s supporting his homegirl Lizi Pop.

And here’s how an adult fan down in Australia showed his support.