Samir & Viktor were the breakout stars of Melodifestivalen 2015 and they are back with banging bodies and a dance banger, “Bada Nakna“, for Melodifestivalen 2016. wiwiblogger William caught up with Samir & Viktor after they’d dried off from their rehearsal performance in front of the international juries tonight at Friends Arena. 

The boys discussed their English language skills, hopes to represent Sweden at Eurovision with “Bada Nakna” and their personal favourites in the lineup of finalists.

Watch the full Samir & Viktor interview below:

And compare their English now to their English last year…

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oxyk
oxyk
8 years ago

I wonder if there’s any point in showcasing volume of your muscles if you don’t need it to sing. our Zlata Ognevich once said how she train for the stage “I run and sing”. I hope every artist will consider this approach instead of transmuting music show into power lifting competition.

oxyk
oxyk
8 years ago

I even have accent when I speak Ukrainian (my native language), because courtesy of Russian forceful education for Ukrainians I had to get education in Russian language and had only 3-4 hours per week of Ukrainian i school as an extra. I live in native environment and I speak Ukrainian, but it spoiled by Russian that I had to pick up as major language in my childhood. I would not blame any one for their bad English, because after a pair Russian-German as two major languages I had to learn in school I know for sure I’ll never speak decent… Read more »

oxyk
oxyk
8 years ago

to speak foreign language you have to live in that environment, and just speak it up (after getting nice vocabulary, after you’ll read thousands of book pages). No matter how good is your language knowledge, you can sound like native speaker only if you are native or live with natives. For some nations it is hard because their mother tongue uses very different sounds and rules (look at Russian and Japanese :))

Carina B
Carina B
8 years ago

Tonight they set out to ripping off not only the shirts but their pants as well, which turned out very difficult for Samir who kept messing it up in rehearsals and ended up with a near disjointed shoulder. Guess the gym didn’t have that machine.

Paz
Paz
8 years ago

@Racal
Yes, they probably got good education, maybe, but it’s not just about education, not everyone are able to learn another language, it’s not easy for everyone to sit and learn some foreign language.

Racal
Racal
8 years ago

@Paz: Not everyone in the world, exactly. But Sweden is not anywhere in the world, they have one of the best education systems and Swedish native speakers are known to be very good at learning foreign languages. That’s why I’m surprised (especially since they’re young). How in hell is that rude?

MGR
MGR
8 years ago

I hope this will be most popular final of Melodifestivalen in history with greatest crowd of viewers and voters. It can reverse odds.

MGR
MGR
8 years ago

Eurovision Song Contest is not “The Voice”!!!

Paz
Paz
8 years ago

@Racal
Wow your comment is so rude and disrespectful!
Not anyone in the world can get good education or can study another language, it’s not easy for everyone.
People should stop judging them because of their english, they are both so adorable and nice and that’s what matters.

Racal
Racal
8 years ago

How can you be that bad in English, when you’re a 20 something year old Swedish guy in 2016?

Criticca
Criticca
8 years ago

I’d prefer them over Frans. If Sweden wants to go down in the grand finals..they might as well have some fun with it >:-)

bartosz
bartosz
8 years ago

Good bodies are not everything – try to get at least decent song and improve vocal abilities. Better luck next time.

Huh
Huh
8 years ago

They should instead have vocal training under four months.

Felix Prochain
Felix Prochain
8 years ago

Yesteryear. :’D

Anfrers
Anfrers
8 years ago

They should learn to sing first.

Alex
Alex
8 years ago

Hot bodies doesn’t compensate for a good song and performance. Especially in ESC where almost every guy has a good body. Look @ Serbia in 2007, and she won.

jPod
jPod
8 years ago

Losers.

Colin
Colin
8 years ago

I like the song and I like the guys. I only want to direct towards a big problem in our society overall and that is promotion of only one type of beauty. Don’t get me wrong, I love to see hot person as much as the next guy, but there is more ways of being hot than being in the gym 24/7. Whenever I hear an actor talking about shirtless scenes, for instance, there is always a concern of working out for it. It shows, since many of them look 5 kilos thinner / heavier (depending on the physique) when… Read more »

R
R
8 years ago

Good on them, but hot bodies can only get you so far.