Brooke That's Rich RTE Eurosong 2022

Brook Scullion doesn’t just sing for the people. She listens to them too.

Following her victory at Eurosong 2020 in Ireland, the “That’s Rich” hitmaker logged onto Twitter and warmed up YouTube to hear what fans were saying about her Eurovision 2022 entry.

After having a think and hitting the studio, the Derry girl has now released what she’s called the “#Eurovision Edit” of her song.

Brooke re-masters “That’s Rich” in new Eurovision version

Speaking to us following the release of the remastered “That’s Rich”, Brooke said:

“After winning Eurosong, we regrouped as a team, almost straight away to analyse the performance, take on board the feedback from Eurovision fans and think of how we can elevate the track to take it to the next level.”

“We absolutely love how we’ve cut the instrumental in the, ‘Hey Stupid’ line – to give the crowd a moment and have something to sing a long to.”

“Towards the end we’ve doubled the drums so we’re building to a big finish. Who doesn’t love some Eurovision sparkle to top off an incredible week!”

Brooke is definitely happy with the new finish, as you may have seen on Twitter when she shared news of the glow-up.

What do you think of the re-mastered Euro Edit? Do you feel the power? Does this give it that oomph so many of you were looking for? Let us know down below!

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Orla o rellly
Orla o rellly
2 years ago

Absolute drivel and I am Irish – as for the dancers what the fuk

Patrick
2 years ago

Will not make it past the semi finals. Awful, derivative and badly performed

Aris
Aris
2 years ago
Reply to  Patrick

Of course not. This will end up last in the SF again.

Cal
Cal
2 years ago

I’m happy about this but the staging badly needs an overhaul too tbh

Markus
Markus
2 years ago

The problem for me was not the song, but the performance. 

Alan
Alan
2 years ago
Reply to  Markus

Eurovision SONG contest, not performance contest.

Mhuis
Mhuis
2 years ago

Love the new version!

Jar
Jar
2 years ago

People are threatened cuz Ireland has a bop for a change. Bye bye fools. :’). Ireland will be in the Final easily as Brooke is a competent performer, with a good voice and charisma on camera.

Wayne
Wayne
2 years ago
Reply to  Jar

Hope they have a great staging like how they did an amazing job in 2018 unlike 2019

Aris
Aris
2 years ago
Reply to  Jar

No chance for Ireland to qualify. There is more chance that the sun will hit the earth and that we all be dead than Ireland getting into the finals. Clean your ears, and hear how horrible bad this is again.

ete sech
ete sech
2 years ago

Just gave it a listen and she did enhance the song where it needed to be improved with the feedback she was given, I’m impressed!
I see Brooke as a dark horse this year and she looks like she’ll be a delightful performer and person in Turin 🙂

Europotato
Europotato
2 years ago

It’s not a revamp people. I’m against revamps. Tinkering small pieces of the actual song is not a problem but Set Me Free’ing it doesn’t fly with moi.

Liv
Liv
2 years ago
Reply to  Europotato

Thank you for making it extremely obvious you did not listen to the new version and commented on it anyway.

Mark
Mark
2 years ago

Remaster? The YouTube video was uploaded 3 weeks ago? 2 weeks before the Irish national final, am I missing something?

Last edited 2 years ago by Mark
Esc
Esc
2 years ago
Reply to  Mark

There were slight changes made to that version, hence remaster. The changes are described in the article 🙂

Mark
Mark
2 years ago
Reply to  Esc

The remaster YouTube video was uploaded on YouTube 3 weeks ago. 2 weeks before the national final. – my question is why did she not perform the remastered version in the national final ?

Ron
Ron
2 years ago
Reply to  Mark

It wasn’t ready – she says in the interview that the song was only remastered in the last few days, i.e. ‘after’ Eurosong.

The version that was on that Youtube page up until now was the original one.

Mhuis
Mhuis
2 years ago
Reply to  Mark

They swapped the audio on the YouTube music version. Old audio is still under the unofficial music video it seems

Alex
Alex
2 years ago

I love how the the Irish team takes it seriously and analyses the feedback they received. They are open to hear new ideas which is a great sign.

I think Ireland is going to be a surprise in the semifinal and will comfortably qualify. I mean it really depends on many factors but i think this song is very catchy and needs a smart staging. Brooke is soo charismastic and sweet, she is giving me Lena/Kalomira vibes.

She;s way above the previous Irish candidates who were cold and uninteresting (excluding Jedward). GOOD LUCK BROOKE!

Im so fab
Im so fab
2 years ago

I have only heard the original version. 3 minutes and I couldn’t find a SINGLE second that is interesting and memorable. It requires a special talent to make a song so bland and tasteless. Downvote me as much as you want. It won’t magically transform this into something decent.

I’m not going to listen this again, even if it was remastered.

Last edited 2 years ago by Im so fab
Darren
Darren
2 years ago
Reply to  Im so fab

If you didn’t listen to the remaster, your opinion doesn’t really count.

You took the time to come into the article and comment though, so you either secretly do care, or you’re just looking for attention.

Miss Uncongeniality
Miss Uncongeniality
2 years ago
Reply to  Im so fab

Don’t worry Im so fab, the remaster is not a miracle… it still sounds really cheap and bland

ete sech
ete sech
2 years ago

You really live up to your name jajaja

Stefan
Stefan
2 years ago
Reply to  ete sech

Still, her name is better than yours! Eat it!

Roelof M
Roelof M
2 years ago

I can already tell that Brooke will be an absolute delight in the interviews and everything surrounding Eurovision in Turin, she seems super fun. This remaster did exactly what needed to be done: give it more oomph in the chorus and make it seem more professional. If they nail the staging (i.e. just have a fun performance and don’t try to overdo it), this could be one of those entries for which everyone roots and it makes it through.

Ukraine stan
Ukraine stan
2 years ago

This is inching closer and closer to being my fave this year. Her delivery is just so good

Miss Uncongeniality
Miss Uncongeniality
2 years ago

meh, it still sounds really cheap… sorry but Ireland, you can definitely do it better

Jamie
Jamie
2 years ago

I don’t hear what changed but it sounds better imo. More powerful.

Nicomro
Nicomro
2 years ago
Reply to  Jamie

Idk why but your comment makes sense and at the same time it doesnt and i find it funny hahaha

Séamus Mór
Séamus Mór
2 years ago

Hmmm, so are we to believe that if enough of her “fans” tell her to do something she’ll do it? That could be a recipe for disaster. It’s a pity they don’t tell her she needs a complete visual makeover.

Sarah
2 years ago
Reply to  Séamus Mór

It’s not like she did a complete overhaul, it was only tweaked slightly. I think it’s a positive thing that constructive criticism was considered, while still sticking with the original idea behind the song

Karl
Karl
2 years ago

Now do a version in Irish. I’m kind of over Ireland only sending songs in English.

When’s the last time they sent an Irish-language song to the adult Eurovision?

Thomas Sturley
2 years ago
Reply to  Karl

I believe in 1972 when they hosted for the first time.

Jonas
Jonas
2 years ago
Reply to  Thomas Sturley

The contest was in Ireland for the first time in 1971. In 1972, it was in the UK.

Séamus Mór
Séamus Mór
2 years ago
Reply to  Thomas Sturley

We first hosted in ’71, Sandy Jones sang Ceol an Ghrá in ’72.

Jofty
Jofty
2 years ago
Reply to  Séamus Mór

Sandie actually

Jonas
Jonas
2 years ago
Reply to  Karl

1972.

Ukraine stan
Ukraine stan
2 years ago
Reply to  Karl

I completely agree, Celtic languages in general need more representation. And ESC has had like two songs featuring these beautiful and sonorant languages.

Jofty
Jofty
2 years ago
Reply to  Ukraine stan

Besides Ceol An Ghra in 1972 when else? Do you mean Belgium 2003 which was a made-up “language”?

CallMeFromTheCold
CallMeFromTheCold
2 years ago
Reply to  Jofty

I assume they mean Diwanit Bugale from 1996? That was in a celtic languege

Alan
Alan
2 years ago
Reply to  Karl

What’s the point, most of us Irish don’t speak it anyway

Sabrina
Sabrina
2 years ago

Back on the night she was selected I commented here that I thought the track could benefit if they put more weight on the instrumental and I believe it’s what they went for with these subtle changes. Now the song has a “pulsation” during the chorus I was missing on the original version.

Jake
Jake
2 years ago

Sometimes songs benefit from being surrounded by mediocrity. She has a great voice. Best of luck and hopefully she can make it to the final. I know Ireland spent lots of money on Leslie Roy’s staging but it’s not about the money—it’s about how you spend it and executing good ideas well.

Sarah
2 years ago

Those subtle changes have made quite a difference in my opinion. The chorus packs more of a punch and the big stage will definitely benefit from the louder drums too.
I would love for her to showcase her voice more when it’s performed live, she has the vocal capability so she may as well show it off.

Darren
Darren
2 years ago

Sounds promising.
Love the way Brooke has taken fan reaction, both good and bad and taken it on board and tried to rectify.

Some artists come into the contest with an ego and then throw their toys out of the peak when they don’t do as well as they hoped.

Brooke is full of energy and life and definitely our best participant since maybe Jedward

Jofty
Jofty
2 years ago
Reply to  Darren

Since Ryan Dolan

Darren
Darren
2 years ago
Reply to  Jofty

He had the voice and the song but very little stage presence. He was singing a dance track but stayed still on stage. Very wooden.
Molly Sterling had the song too but the staging was cramped and plain
Lesley Roy had the song and the staging but lost the vocal.
There’s always been something just missing from our entries, even the good ones, until Brooke.
I’m just hoping we have a good staging, she’s able to pull it off vocally and we are good to go.

Ron
Ron
2 years ago

The new version still sounds very similar to the old one and I think that’s a wise decision. Some fans were pushing for a radical revamp, but there’s always the risk it will sound worse and not better if you go down that route.

Leo
Leo
2 years ago

I really don’t like it when artists try so hard to fit in Eurovision standards or countries send songs to work in the contest.

Willem
Willem
2 years ago
Reply to  Leo

What’s wrong with that? Last year Ukraine’s Go-A made a fantastic revamp. I actually love the effort of the artists!

BadWoolfGirl
BadWoolfGirl
2 years ago
Reply to  Willem

Yes, but they didn’t revamp the song because of fan reaction. They had to revamp because the original song was too long and they need to write original lyrics because it was technically more of a cover of an ancient Ukrainian song. Shum needed to be whipped into Eurovision shape and it Paid off beautifully

Esc
Esc
2 years ago
Reply to  BadWoolfGirl

What about Set Me Free? A lot of people responded positively to that revamp and it was very different from the original version.

BadWoolfGirl
BadWoolfGirl
2 years ago
Reply to  Esc

Oh yeah, I hadn’t forgotten about set me free. That revamp saved the song from being eliminated in the semi finals. Speaking of Israeli revamps, I just read an interview that there will be a revamp of I.M. It was addressed that it was arranged and staged rather Hastly on X Factor and they’re planning to improve the song and that’s a very smart move. It’s not what my favorite songs at the moment, but I wish The revamp good luck.

Jofty
Jofty
2 years ago
Reply to  BadWoolfGirl

Israel will qualify

Jonas
Jonas
2 years ago
Reply to  Leo

I would say she just responded to constructive criticism, realizing that maybe some people had a point. Maybe they were never really satisfied with it themselves, and had to get in before a certain date.

Frisian esc
Frisian esc
2 years ago

To be fair I feel like ‘that’s rich’ is good as it is and doesn’t need a revamp. I don’t know what they could do different. It just needs a good performance and then I think it stands a good chance to qualify.

Aria
Aria
2 years ago

Certainly richer than Germany.

Joe
Joe
2 years ago

Promising! Tinkering is good, I just don’t want her to become like Benny Cristo and get too obsessed with trying to please a fanbase that, short of maybe Star Wars, will really and truly never be pleased.

Joe
Joe
2 years ago
Reply to  Joe

(I say this as a Eurovision fan with a lot of friends who are Eurovision fans: you will never please everyone, your best will never be good enough for some people, if you get too hung up on that you’re going to overthink it and your performance will suffer)

Jamie
Jamie
2 years ago

Much better!!! But it needs more! She shouldn’t be afraid to just GO FOR IT :,)

Hazza
Hazza
2 years ago

Still needs more work almost there

HarpyDarper
HarpyDarper
2 years ago

Intriguing stuff. I expect she’ll have a few opportunities until the contest to perform it a few times and hone the performance. I understand they have bigger plans for it than the LLS Studio allows (do wish they would use a bigger venue for Irish NFS though…).

I’m not so keen on that whole pjama party look, seems a bit childish to me. But there’s lots of potential!