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Europe united on Sunday for Junior Eurovision 2023. Young singers from 16 countries took to the stage and wowed the audience, but at the end of the show it was France’s Zoé Clauzure who emerged as the winner with her song “Cœur“.

Zoé Clauzure took the trophy from her predecessor Lissandro, who won the competition in 2022 with “Oh Maman!”. This gives France back-to-back wins in the competition, and their third victory in four years.

With three wins under their belt, France is now the joint most successful country in Junior Eurovision history, alongside Georgia.

The show was hosted by Laury Thilleman and Olivier Minne from Palais Nikaïa in Nice.

Junior Eurovision 2023 results

The final result was determined by a 50:50 split between the votes of the national juries and the public.

Jury vote

France received 12 points from: Spain, Ireland, Poland, Netherlands

Armenia received 12 points from: Malta, United Kingdom, North Macedonia, Germany

Spain received 12 points from: Estonia, France, Italy, Georgia

United Kingdom received 12 points from: Ukraine, Albania

Malta received 12 points from: Armenia

Albania received 12 points from: Portugal

 
 
 
 
 
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Public vote

  1. France – 92 points
  2. Spain – 86 points
  3. Ukraine – 83 points
  4. Germany – 74 points
  5. Netherlands – 70 points
  6. Armenia – 64 points
  7. United Kingdom – 58 points
  8. Poland – 55 points
  9. Georgia – 53 points
  10. Albania – 45 points
  11. Portugal – 45 points
  12. Italy – 44 points
  13. Estonia – 43 points
  14. Malta – 43 points
  15. North Macedonia – 39 points
  16. Ireland – 34 points

Overall result

  1. France – 228 points
  2. Spain – 201 points
  3. Armenia – 180 points
  4. United Kingdom – 160 points
  5. Ukraine – 128 points
  6. Poland – 124 points
  7. Netherlands – 122 points
  8. Albania – 115 points
  9. Germany – 107 points
  10. Malta – 94 points
  11. Italy – 81 points
  12. North Macedonia – 76 points
  13. Portugal – 75 points
  14. Georgia – 74 points
  15. Estonia – 49 points
  16. Ireland – 42 points
 
 
 
 
 
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JESC 2023 running order

  1. 🇪🇸 Spain: Sandra Valero — “Loviu”
  2. 🇲🇹 Malta: Yulan — “Stronger”
  3. 🇺🇦 Ukraine: Anastasia Dymyd — “Kvitka”
  4. 🇮🇪 Ireland: Jessica McKean — “Aisling”
  5. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: STAND UNIQU3 — “Back To Life”
  6. 🇲🇰 North Macedonia: Tamara Grujeska — “Kaži Mi, Kaži Mi Koj”
  7. 🇪🇪 Estonia: ARHANNA — “Hoiame Kokku”
  8. 🇦🇲 Armenia: Yan Girls — “Do It My Way”
  9. 🇵🇱 Poland: Maja Krzyżewska — “I Just Need A Friend”
  10. 🇬🇪 Georgia: Anastasia & Ranina — “Over The Sky”
  11. 🇵🇹 Portugal: Júlia Machado — “Where I Belong”
  12. 🇫🇷 France: Zoé Clauzure — Cœur
  13. 🇦🇱 Albania: Viola Gjyzeli — “Bota Ime”
  14. 🇮🇹 Italy: Melissa & Ranya — “Un Mondo Giusto”
  15. 🇩🇪 Germany: FIA — “Ohne Worte”
  16. 🇳🇱 Netherlands: Sep & Jasmijn — “Holding On To You”

Did you enjoy Junior Eurovision 2023? Do you agree with the results? Let us know in the comments below.

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Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
9 months ago

I think It would be nice that they gave each and every country 20 points just for taking part that way there would not be any country/kid with 0 points after a few countries have voted.

CookyMonzta
CookyMonzta
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

They used to do that by giving each of them 12 points before the competition started.

pluma
pluma
9 months ago

I almost fell asleep watching that thing called junior festival

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  pluma

Was it nap time?

GojoSatoru
GojoSatoru
9 months ago

Wow, France has won the jury vote 4 times in a row now.

Una's sparkling points
Una's sparkling points
9 months ago

Few broadcasters seem to want to host this jesc event – the *results* are quite telling. Does the host broadcaster manage to make any monies out of it? Do they lose monies? How about other outcomes that are not as tangible as haaaaard numbers??

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago

It’s only recently that the winner has had to host. Before then it could be anyone, you just needed to bid. When the bids stopped coming, the EBU put the pressure on whoever won.

Una's sparkling points
Una's sparkling points
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

The overall event monies situation from before and after the show would make a fascinating read.

Three countries won within the space of a few short years of which two back-to-back victories. And that despite the much more equal field of much less participants as compared to the big event.

Matthew
Matthew
9 months ago

Just happy uk back in top 5 again mae flop back may just hope bbc get right eurovision 2024 poor ireland flop at eurovision now Jesc lreland needs to find new Writers And using sophie again from last year was a big mistake Not only now Remember be in a flop Jesc Ireland really needs to rethink Otherwise there’ll be no coming back ever

grft
grft
9 months ago

I don’t know if people are ready for that conversation but: is the voting system really fair? I agree France has had fantastic entries these past years. But 3 wins in four years + Poland’s back-to-back win not so long ago… It’s a lot. We also see that France and Spain are almost every year in the televoting top3. Are the same countries destined to always win at JESC? Or is it just a coincidence?

DonutLover
DonutLover
9 months ago
Reply to  grft

I think it’s a bit of both..
I am not saying France, Spain and Poland are not sending quality entries every year but it’s obvious voting goes in favour of a few but on the other hand, if they go back to standard voting, I am not sure if they would be able to keep the audience and voting figures…

Despicable Annie
Despicable Annie
9 months ago
Reply to  grft

Clearly not a fair voting system. It isn’t hard to track down IPs and just make the voting Eurovision style: 5 votes to freely give out to anyone you wish except for your own country (very few people will bother with VPNs anyway), 1-12 set of points to give out, and one set of “rest of the world” votes for non-participants. It would be much fairer. Right now the jury has too much power.

Azuro
Azuro
9 months ago

Agree with overs below they really over did the French, at the end when France had won they dropped English all together. We didn’t have 55% Armenian last year, main esc won’t be 55% Swedish next year.

France had a good song but Netherlands, UK, Spain, Armenia and Ukraine were all better in my opinion.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Azuro

finally someone who agrees with me!!! the main language should be english

Jake
Jake
9 months ago

I think this is the second year in a row that whoever is dressing these Georgian kids for JESC are ruining their chances with fairly good songs…also who made that poor Portuguese girl spend the entire 3 minutes removing parts of her clothing in front of a forest LED…I sometimes really question the choices some of these national broadcasters make in presenting their selections…I think there’s countries that have a vision and others that go at it completely blind without a clue of what they are presenting on stage…shouldnt the adults in the room be like “what does this communicate… Read more »

Yumaka
Yumaka
9 months ago
Reply to  Jake

I disagree – Georgia always have the best, most interesting outfits.
This year Georgian entry just wasn’t as good as previous two years.

Joe
Joe
9 months ago
Reply to  Jake

Germany absolutely nailed it there.

vetrina
vetrina
9 months ago

I told y’all!! France gonna win again!

Briekimchi
Briekimchi
9 months ago

Honest opinion is that, this year, the talent level of the performers themselves was right up there. Just off the top of my head, Yulan, Viola or even Melissa (from Italy) are ready to compete at an adult Eurovision level right now. However, this was probably one of the weakest years recently in terms of the songwriting in the entries. When taking these two things together, I don’t think there was a huge gap between the best entry and the weakest, so the results could’ve been anything. Really enjoyed the show, I think, song-wise, it’s not a winner that’s going… Read more »

TheDrMistery
TheDrMistery
9 months ago
Reply to  Briekimchi

I had a similar impression that not many songs stood out as better or worse than the rest.

lasse braun
lasse braun
9 months ago

nobody here has albania as winner?
i have not seen the show live but meanwhile i have seen it all at YT.
after albania i have the bottom 4 of the tableau next – estonia – georgia – ireland – portugal and then germany.
i am a lonesome cowboy…

olm
olm
9 months ago

probably first time Poland scored more points from jury than from public vote. Well deserved, not a bad song

Alex
Alex
9 months ago

It would be nice if EBU release the Online voting results by rounds.
With numbers and who won or the full rank in the 1st round before the show and the same with 2nd rotund after live performances.

Pauly
Pauly
9 months ago

I don’t get how Spain got so many televoters. It was an okayish entry, nothing catchy or memorable. But I am happy for them because I love Spain and I want to see them win and host JESC soon! I thought the UK would do better in public vote, their staging was clearly the best. Albania was overrated by juries, Ireland and Germany were underrated by juries but thanks to the public, Germany entered the Top 10 (4th in televoting!) that was one of the best things of the show. I also expected more points for the Netherlands, it was… Read more »

Michu
Michu
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

Spanish viewers are the most desperate ones. Case closed.

Thales
Thales
9 months ago
Reply to  Michu

god stop crying

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
9 months ago
Reply to  Michu

In Spain Jesc had not many viewers this year about 8% share and a bit more than 800.000 viewers.

svaat
svaat
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

I voted for it, as a non-Spanish viewer. It was one of the more “Junior” songs (happy vibes and stuff), but I mean this in the best way possible. It got stuck in my head after the first listen and the staging and performance seemed very professional to me.

I liked Ukraine for the very same reasons, but I can get that the melody of the chorus might get a little annoying to some people.

svaat
svaat
9 months ago
Reply to  svaat

Oh and also bonus points for incorporating multiple languages and references to the host country!

Despicable Annie
Despicable Annie
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

Are you kidding me? Spain had a great package this year. It was a good song with a good performance, very suitable for the show.

Pauly
Pauly
9 months ago

Can we take a moment to appreciate daddy Olivier Minne and his fluency in English? There’s your first candidate for hosting Eurovision in France whenever it happens.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

Hopefully we will never see Laury Thilleman again. She can only say three words in english lmao

Antananarivo
Antananarivo
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

But don´t forget: French is also official language of the EBU.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Antananarivo

and that doesn’t change what I’m saying

Eurovision fan
Eurovision fan
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

Honestly I would love the host of Destination Eurovision to do ESC when France wins

DutchTurkk
DutchTurkk
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

Olivier’s English is really good, would indeed be a perfect host for Eurovision. And gosh you’re right about the daddy part…

Pouni
Pouni
9 months ago
Reply to  DutchTurkk

One of the best French hosts… but he is actually Belgian 🙂
Talking about Daddy, i think he came out in his late 40s, after progressively evolving from Twink => Geek => Gym Queen => and then Daddy.

Tino
Tino
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

I hope its a joke. Fluency? He was okay at best. Tbh I had the impression he was better back in 2021. If the adult contest had to be held in France, I don’t know who they would choose to host because I don’t know one French tv presenter that is good enough in english.

NoMoreEscAddicted
NoMoreEscAddicted
9 months ago
Reply to  Tino

Tino when you will stop that condescension? It’s becoming heavy now moreover when it’s not fair.
Even in your comments below…so what? France is your ennemy? It’s again as always your target? You have always something bad to say. Heal your obsession IDK.

CyxCy
CyxCy
9 months ago
Reply to  Tino

If we ever manage to organize the adult edition, I think Stéphane Bern will fall ill if he is not the host. He has been doing commentary for France since 2015 (JESC commentary too), he has eaten all the editions, all the songs, all our defeats, he has hosted twice “C’est vous qui décidez!”, every year he is hoping , the guy if you deprive him of Eurovision in France he is KO.

CyxCy
CyxCy
9 months ago
Reply to  Pauly

Even if he is an host in France (and also an excellent actor, whom I saw in the theater in the role of Sherlock Holmes), Olivier is Belgian and lives half the year in the United States. All this means that his English is solid, and with his caring personality, he is perfect for hosting a show with children.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago

Why cant people in france speak english? they think their language is superior. one of the host literally only said 3 english words which was “start voting now” It was so annoying to watch and hear. Learn english so majority of us understand it!

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

Olivier spoke plenty of good English today

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

I was talking about that annoying lady who was talking french constantly!!

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

Back in the day Eurovision hosts weren’t speaking English at all, they were speaking French, regardless of where the contest was held
I’d say the French language is more important to Eurovision than English, and it’s honestly disrespectful to insult a French presenter for speaking her native language in her own country

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

I don’t mind a little bit french speaking. they also do that in the adult contest and that is totally fine, but it almost felt like it was 50/50 which was too much. this is not only a contest in france, but in the whole europe/world. french people seriously need to stop thinking everyone understands french and start speaking english. sorry not sorry

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

also I love all the downvotes, but you can’t change my mind

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

I don’t speak French so I might be wrong, but I’m pretty sure everything Laury said is the exact same thing Olivier said in English
There were a lot of French citizens in the audience (I mean, the contest was in France after all) who needed to know what was happening, it’s really not a big deal

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

but that is what I mean. Why do they have to translate everything to the french people? Its because many french people refuse to speak english, because french is “a superior language” Should they also have spoke Armenian last year when it was in Armenia?

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

Not a single country is obliged to learn English just because it’s the most universal language
Armenian language is not as significant to Eurovision as French, but I do think we could’ve used some Armenian at the contest last year, bring more ethnicity in
You’re not the only one who wants to know what’s happening

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

hopefully the young generation in france will actually learn the language. do they even have english in school? Fr this is serious question, because Why do they refuse to speak other languages than their own?

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

Don’t ask me, I’m not French
But I’m pretty sure you can live a good life in France or any other country without having to learn English
“Refuse” is a strong term, I believe they really don’t need it

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

Ofc on a individual plan people dont have to learn english if they dont want to, but to international events I think Its necessary to just speak a little bit english. You dont have to be perfect, but s little bit english should be a requirement

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

This is why we got Olvier and Ophenya doing the English part this year with Laury doing the French one
When you’re organizing a Eurovision event in France, you know for sure that most of the audience is going to be French people who don’t speak English, so you need someone to take them through the whole show, and this person certainly doesn;t have to speak English if there are two other hosts doing that already
I mean, come on now

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

yes people in the arena maybe, but what about the rest? okay så lets speak Swedish next year in Malmö, because there will be most Swedish people in the arena. lmao

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

so*

mameuh
mameuh
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

you are stupid? Just asking.
Do you understand how hard it is to “learn” english? Or you think yourself so superior?

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

The hosts in Liverpool this year did not even bother delivering the traditional and iconic “douze points”, which I found very sad.

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

50/50 is indeed too much, it should be 95/05 in French.

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

The annoying lady… speaking her own language… who is French?

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

speak your own language at home and not to a contest where the whole world wants to understand what is happening 🙂

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

They are at home

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

in your house!! You know what I mean

RAFAL
RAFAL
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

she was horendous, why to even put her there if she doesn’t bother? even her mimics was wrong not saying about the language. Horrible.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  RAFAL

agree

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

They think their language is superior because it IS superior. France are the hosts, they are paying for much of this, the contest is located in Nice. The hosts themselves are French. Also the EBU has two official languages, English and French, so even by that measure they would have equal status.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

and also in generel french people are selfish and refuse to speak english

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

Just like the English refuse to speak French

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

Its a fact that most people in europe know more english than french

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

A legacy of British imperialism. This is a chance to learn more French.

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

yes also let’s all learn more Swedish because Sweden wins the adult Eurovision so much. no stop being selfish france and learn english

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

This is a children’s show, most of them only speak their own language anyway, you can’t expect an eight year old from Porto to be fluent in English, so what difference does it make

Dane
Dane
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

I totally agree that an eight-year-old doesn’t need to be fluent in English, but I’m pretty sure that most children understand English better than French. speaking French is only to consider the French people which is arrogant and selfish in my eyes. English is the primary language that most people communicate when they talk to people from other countries, and these are facts. Therefore the show should not be spoken in 50/50

Jamie
Jamie
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

It’s not a legacy of British imperialism. It’s a very recent change. The big growth of English language education in primary schools didn’t really start until the late 20th century in response to the globalization of media and business, largely from the U.S. 40 years ago, few people in France spoke English.

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Jamie

Yeah, but how did English come to be the language of America? #Imperialsm

Forrest
Forrest
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

I am learning French. Have been for the past year.

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Forrest

It is a beautiful language, good choice

Antananarivo
Antananarivo
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

I can understand french, too.

Pau
Pau
9 months ago
Reply to  Dane

They should’ve used mainly French (country names, scoreboard, everything on screen as well), since it’s an EBU official language. TV stations can do the corresponding translation.

yaremturkiye
yaremturkiye
9 months ago

France was my personal winner this year so I’m happy, Netherlands 7th? i mean really? So happy that Germany got their best result, although they deserved a bit better.

Eurovision fan
Eurovision fan
9 months ago

I’m shocked how Netherlands flopped hard…

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago

Congratulations Germany for finally present a decent song. NEVER STOP DREAMING! Ohne bottom

Antananarivo
Antananarivo
9 months ago
Reply to  Irene Cajera

And even in the beautiful german language !

Dolly
Dolly
9 months ago

Spain and France were far the best , however they would never of got their positions with the east European and Baltic votes . Very well done

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago

So France, are you going to host it AGAIN ? Are you rich?

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Irene Cajera

Well… the French Riviera is not exactly a ghetto

Brunowskii
Brunowskii
9 months ago

I’m really depressed. Firstly, Spain was so strangely “choooooosed” first by Lissandro (yes, I was watching the live draw); but… even opening the show it was such a goodwill-perfectness-powerbomb that I was really hoping for her deserved victory. Congrats Sandra, it was all amazing and perfect. You will certainly be remembered as the moral 2023 winner for all the time. Oww, i’m not Spanish… i’m Brazilian and shame on you Portugal – you know what you didn’t.

Pandaman
Pandaman
9 months ago
Reply to  Brunowskii

Does Portugal have a moral obligation to give Spain their points, or what?

Forrest
Forrest
9 months ago
Reply to  Brunowskii

Even if Spain would have not gone first, France still would have won.

MALTESER
MALTESER
9 months ago
Reply to  Forrest

How do you know that? Another know itall eurofan lol

EProduc
EProduc
9 months ago

I feel like The Netherlands deserved a better result. Unfortunately Sep was sick and had a sore throat and those pre-recorded vocals (that wasn’t even Sep?) mixed with Jasmijn’s perfect live vocals sounded weird and didn’t really work well. Sad that this got in the way of them getting a better result, their performance and staging was winner worthy! 7th place felt unfair. Sad that Spain didn’t catch the trophy but Zoë deserved it too! France had the full package.

Heyey
Heyey
9 months ago
Reply to  EProduc

I never really liked Netherlands’ song, it sounded too early 2010’s with the dance break. 7th place was deserved.

Miguel
Miguel
9 months ago
Reply to  EProduc

I love the song from Netherlands but I found the performance too messy.
For a first time viewer, it was almost impossible to find out who was/were the singer with all the fast camera movements and effects. Sometimes less is more!

Giorgio
Giorgio
9 months ago

where is the performance? i would have liked to listen to the song at least

Sognomio
Sognomio
9 months ago

I LOVE so mucho the spanish song.Very strange Portugal did not give any point to Spain.

Tom
Tom
9 months ago
Reply to  Sognomio

Maybe they didnt like it which is fair

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago
Reply to  Sognomio

Eu NO amo-te.

Una's sparkling points
Una's sparkling points
9 months ago

Spain was my favourite. I feel gutted for Sandra. Watching the participants’ disappointed reactions when they received their televote points was *unpleasant* to say the least. A word starting with “c” and ending in “y” with an “l” in between describes the situation more accurately.

Same did not apply in the “biggish esc event”. Why do this to under 15 or so?? *Why*??

Leenchen
Leenchen
9 months ago

Huge congratulations to the winner and to Fia who was 4th in the online voting and got Germany the best result ever!!

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago
Reply to  Leenchen

It wans’t very difficult… ?

Ressay
9 months ago
Reply to  Irene Cajera

With that jury…yes

Bry
Bry
9 months ago

a well-deserved victory for France, they won the jury and the televoting. it’s something very rare to see a country first in the 2 votes

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago
Reply to  Bry

More than Lissandro, by faaar… That is crear

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago
Reply to  Irene Cajera

Clear

Bry
Bry
9 months ago

Are we talking about Portugal giving zero points to Spain? Am I the only one surprised?

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Bry

The JESC jury vote is normally much less biased than the ESC one, nothing surprises me anymore

Alaska
Alaska
9 months ago
Reply to  Bry

I’m not surprised. Portugal gave 12 points to Albania. That should explain the Portuguese jury’s criteria. Quality over out-of-tune bops.

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago
Reply to  Alaska

Quality Albania… ????? Deadly…

Denis
Denis
9 months ago
Reply to  Bry

Are they supposed to give Spain 12 points? Are they obliged too?

Sun
Sun
9 months ago
Reply to  Bry

Yeah. That was very strange considering the cronyism that always exists between neighboring countries in these competitions.

NoMoreEscAddicted
NoMoreEscAddicted
9 months ago

3 big 5 countries in the top 5, 4 in the top 10, it doesn’t happen often I think.
Armenia and France topping the jury votes again that’s insane. Spain is def a jesc powerhouse, and The UK is going to join them very quickly I think.
Already excited to see what all these countries will bring on the table next year!

CyxCy
CyxCy
9 months ago

Congratulations to our Zoe who kept the trophy at home!
“Jamais deux sans trois!” ahah

(The real question is how much longer will Thiméo be able to dance on stage with our singers? This is his fourth Eurovision!)

I’m sad for Germany (who was the best for me), and I don’t understand Irland results (it was a wonderful song!)

Sama
Sama
9 months ago

Well done France, deserved victory, the best performance with Zoé Clauzure

Whisker
Whisker
9 months ago

I guessed 14 top jury points out of 16. Jury points shouldn’t be THAT predictable.

Ethan1994
Ethan1994
9 months ago
Reply to  Whisker

Well it’s kind of hard to not have it that way when there’s only 16 countries competing.

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Whisker

Let me guess, the ones you didn’t get were for Malta and Albania

TheDrMistery
TheDrMistery
9 months ago
Reply to  Whisker

I think almost everybody did once 1-10 votes were on the board. Unless you did it before that. If that’s the case, congratulations, but I don’t think so.

Una's sparkling points
Una's sparkling points
9 months ago

Congratulations la France and Zoé, overall a nice show and a worthy winner. A second back-to-back (from memory) in jesc in 2023, hopefully same will not happen in the “SWEesc” of 2024.

Ewa
Ewa
9 months ago

North Macedonia 12th… some things never change. Pretty predictable results, all the ballads ate themselves up, wish Spain won, so it could finally host after so many great results, but France’s song was worth the victory.

Keeping of suspense for final score was brutal really, has it ever lasted that long?

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago
Reply to  Ewa

Either they had some technical issues when France’s score was supposed to be announced, or they wanted to stall it long enough so the French fans would be happier when they won
They took WAY too much time there, even ESC doesn’t do that

TheDrMistery
TheDrMistery
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

I think they went way too fast with the previous scores and it turned out they had too much time left to fill.

Karl
Karl
9 months ago

Thank God this sh!t is over and we can focus on the real Eurovision now. Can’t wait for the EBU to axe this cr4p. What’s even more cringy is full grown adults reveling in this junior sh!t meant for kids.

Leenchen
Leenchen
9 months ago
Reply to  Karl

Who hurt you?

Ian
Ian
9 months ago
Reply to  Karl

I am somewhat shocked wiwibloggs allows such comments about a children programme. They should be a little more on point when filtering the comments.

ECD534
ECD534
9 months ago
Reply to  Ian

wiwibloggs is the X of Eurovision. Even far-right comments are allowed, there are no guidelines and no rules…wiwibloggs should shut down the comments

Brunowskii
Brunowskii
9 months ago
Reply to  Karl

Search for a psychiatric… hurry

Nikita Zhukov
Nikita Zhukov
9 months ago

Congratulations to France, a well deserved victory! My favorite French JESC winner by far
I’m very happy Poland did this well, expected Netherlands and Germany to do better, Albania and Malta in top-10 is a nice surprise
Not a single ballad made it to top-5, goes to show how we need to reduce the amount of ballads in JESC, it’s just unacceptable to have this many slow songs in a field of 16 contestants
It’s also about children, I wouldn’t expect them to vote for ballads too much

ThePointsMan
ThePointsMan
9 months ago
Reply to  Nikita Zhukov

Yes, tell that to Albania.

NoMoreEscAddicted
NoMoreEscAddicted
9 months ago

So now again y’all will stop with your running order thing in jesc, cause Spain is runner up performing at the first place, so everything is possible, again a proof. Never somebody performing first got a top 3 result, Spain did it, brillantly, they broke this “malediction”. Sandra should be so proud! The UK top 5 again and even 4th this time! Germany, Malta, and Albania top 10 top and Albania even top 5 jury! Best result for Germany ever! Ukraine top 3 public! Germany 4th public! A bit surprised for The Netherlands I really thought it was the one… Read more »

NoMoreEscAddicted
NoMoreEscAddicted
9 months ago

And this “We are the world” sequence got me totally so well done for that too!

NoMoreEscAddicted
NoMoreEscAddicted
9 months ago

Oh and when the crowd sang with Van the pianist and Laura it was so great too!

Whisker
Whisker
9 months ago

The disturbation of this event is complete. Congrats NOT!

Steven
Steven
9 months ago

There were 7 up tempo songs ranging from mid to really fast up tempo, and 9 ballads. Online votes ranked ballads bottom 9 (frome 8th to 16th). Kids Are really not into ballads, and they are the biggest voting group for this contest, so those who want to do well with online votes, don’t send ballads lol

Alex
Alex
9 months ago
Reply to  Steven

Agree but it depends also.
Germany was a ballad and did much better with Online than juries. A ballad and performer need some personality and convey some feeling tho

Jamie
Jamie
9 months ago

Adults being so obsessed with a childrens’ program is so sus… eww

ECD534
ECD534
9 months ago
Reply to  Jamie

The only sus thing was the winner announcements suspense

Roger La
Roger La
9 months ago

Bravo France! Very well deserved and a brilliant singer. I noticed the Malta swap vote – 12 points go to Armenia, and 12 points from Armenia to Malta! I was not expecting Netherlands to fall so far down. All in all happy with the result

Gaga
Gaga
9 months ago
Reply to  Roger La

True but she deserved. Armenian jury prefers high notes obviously.

BoopBeep
BoopBeep
9 months ago

Hated what they did to both Zoe and Sandra… keeping them waiting for the results for that long? Awful in my opinion ><‘ Still, so happy because our girl got second place even after opening the show and congratulations France! Nobody does JESC like you do 🙂

Irene Cajera
Irene Cajera
9 months ago
Reply to  BoopBeep

Yes, ARMENIA.

BoopBeep
BoopBeep
9 months ago
Reply to  Irene Cajera

It was my opinion, no need to be so aggressive with the capital letters my friend. You liked Armenia? Good for you 🙂

randomperson
randomperson
9 months ago

honestly Junior Eurovision has been absolutely amazing since like 2014. Eurovision was always able to keep up, but since 2020 Junior Eurovision has become SO MUCH better than the adult version which is nowadays filled with people who cannot appreciate good music like ballads, but only appreciate weird songs (especially now with this new producer who removed juries from semis). Again, Junior Eurovision was sublime! Such a great spectacle, everything from the intros, performances, interval acts, were fantastic. Glad to see Amir again, and the We Are The World performance was astonishing! As for the performing acts, I really liked… Read more »

Edgar
Edgar
9 months ago

Also shout out to Armenia for being in top 3 for the 10th time, out of 16 participations. And top 3 for years in a row.

Edgar
Edgar
9 months ago
Reply to  Edgar

3 years in a row

Vigo
Vigo
9 months ago

France had a brilliant song and a brilliant singer, deserved winners, simple as that.

ANDREW BROWN
ANDREW BROWN
9 months ago
Reply to  Vigo

And well positioned in the running order pre and post by boring ballads!

Denis
Denis
9 months ago

No boos when the winner was announced or about to perform? No talks about rigging?
Imagine if grown up adults had the same mentality when it came to ESC….
Worthy winner though! Obvius from the start she would win. It had the package

Yuarith
Yuarith
9 months ago
Reply to  Denis

Cope

NoMoreEscAddicted
NoMoreEscAddicted
9 months ago
Reply to  Denis

France winning the jury vote 4 years in a row let’s wait, the talks will happen for sure! Inevitable lol.

TheDrMistery
TheDrMistery
9 months ago

Frankly they were that good. I have all those songs in my Top 3 of their respective years.

Gaga
Gaga
9 months ago

2018 France was my winner again. They just send good songs

Alex
Alex
9 months ago

I find it interesting how this year we got joint successful countries in both ESC (Sweden, Ireland 7 wins) and JESC (France, Georgia 3 wins).

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago

“We are the world”

A nice moment, but kinda strange to have a Michael Jackson song. The man who was a shining example of how childhood stardom can mess up a life in very serious ways.

Lauren MIA
Lauren MIA
9 months ago
Reply to  Jonas

Not to mention a man I wouldn’t want around my kids or any kids.

Shush
Shush
9 months ago

I do think that something needs to be said about the voting system though. Mostly how countries that score well with the online vote not making much of a difference to their ultimate result, Germany for example coming 4th in the online vote and coming 9th overall because coming 4th in the online vote doesn’t give as much points as if they were to finish 4th in the jury vote. We saw the same thing last year with Freya Skye winning the online vote but not even coming close to winning the whole contest because of a Jury result that… Read more »

Jonas
Jonas
9 months ago
Reply to  Shush

The online vote takes place before the contest even starts, and is based on about 30 seconds of rehearsal. Kinda stupid anyway.

TheDrMistery
TheDrMistery
9 months ago
Reply to  Shush

I feel like there are similarities to Melodifestivalen in terms of online voting not making the impact versus juries.