Poll: Who has the best music video for Eurovision 2020?

Last year, it was Duncan Laurence with “Arcade”.  In 2018, it was Melovin with “Under The Ladder”. And in 2017 it was Blanche with “City Lights”. Once again the time has come to ask our readers to cast their votes for the best music video of Eurovision 2020. You’ll need to take into account the cinematography, originality, acting, and overall awesomeness of this year’s videos. So who should win?

Your options are as varied and arresting as this year’s songs. Tune into the video playlist and what will you see? A young woman elevated on a massive diamond. An energetic dance floor party (with Senhit on the floor). An ode to the Egyptian queen Cleopatra set in the desert. A spiritual journey of emotions — delivered from a park bench. Three confident women telling a man hasta la vista. A Russian band potentially inspired by ABBA’s classic performance of “Waterloo”. And an emotional journey from a man’s bathroom to his group therapy session — filmed with the actual people he opens up to.  Collectively it’s a lot to take in, but well worth revisiting.

Please note that neither the videos of the live performances nor the lyric videos are eligible for our poll — just the official music videos that the artists have produced outside of their selections. And, as is the case every year, there isn’t an official music video for every entry. Some may still be in production and will be released after the poll is published, but don’t fret: we will add them to the count as soon as they’re released officially.

It’s now in your hands to vote for the best music video in the poll below. In order to make sure you don’t miss anything, let’s revisit the contenders in the playlist below! It’s up to you, Europe. Start voting now!

Armenia: Athena Manoukian – “Chains On You”

Austria: Vincent Bueno – “Alive”

Azerbaijan: Efendi – “Cleopatra”

Belgium: Hooverphonic – “Release Me”

Bulgaria: Victoria – “Tears Getting Sober”

Cyprus: Sandro – “Running”

Czech Republic: Benny Cristo – “Kemama”

Estonia: Uku Suviste – “What Love Is”

France: Tom Leeb – “Mon Alliée (The Best In Me)”

Georgia: Tornike Kipiani – “Take Me As I Am”

Germany: Ben Dolic – “Violent Thing”

Greece: Stefania – “SUPERG!RL”

Iceland: Daði og Gagnamagnið – “Think About Things”

Ireland: Lesley Roy – “Story Of My Life”

Italy: Diodato – “Fai Rumore”

Latvia: Samanta Tīna – “Still Breathing”

Lithuania: The Roop – “On Fire”

Malta: Destiny – “All Of My Love”

Moldova: Natalia Gordienko – “Prison”

Netherlands: Jeangu Macrooy – “Grow”

North Macedonia: Vasil – “YOU”

Poland: Alicja – “Empires”

Romania: Roxen – “Alcohol You”

Russia: Little Big – “Uno”

San Marino: Senhit – “Freaky!”

Serbia: Hurricane – “Hasta La Vista”

Spain: Blas Cantó – “Universo”

Switzerland: Gjon’s Tears – “Répondez-moi”

United Kingdom: James Newman – “My Last Breath”

Remember, this is not about the singer nor the song, but about the best music video. You need to consider the cinematography, the story, the visual concept, the execution and production values, as well as the artists’ acting abilities. So who will it be?

You can vote for as many videos as you like, but you can only vote ONCE, so be sure to click the box next to each act you want to support before pressing submit.

Let’s do this!

After you cast your vote, you can defend your choice in the comments box below.

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