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The worst kept secret of this year’s selection season is now out there. Remember Monday have officially been confirmed as the UK’s act for Eurovision 2025, where they will perform the entry “What The Hell Just Happened?”

The official announcement and first play of the song was made by Scot Mills on the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show.

Remember Monday – “What The Hell Just Happened?” (UK Eurovision 2025)

Remember Monday are a trio comprised of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele.

They met when they were still at school and started making music together every Monday. In 2019 they competed on the U.K. edition of The Voice, where they were coached by Jennifer Hudson.

Although the group have previously focused on country-pop, their Eurovision entry swerves away from this. “What The Hell Just Happened?” is an amalgamation of multiple styles and tempos, combining upbeat verses with a slower anthemic chorus to showcase Remember Monday’s vocal harmonies.

Some fans have compared the song to Queen’s iconic “Bohemian Rhapsody” due to the way that it continuously mixes things up. Others have questioned its cohesion and lack of a solid hook.

The official announcement comes after multiple weeks of speculation. British tabloid The Sun previously broke the news of Remember Monday’s Eurovision participation at the start of February.

Snippets of “What The Hell Just Happened?” then began appearing on the internet during the days ahead of the BBC Radio 2 reveal.

Are you excited to finally have the UK act confirmed? What do you think of Remember Monday’s “What The Hell Just Happened?” Let us know in the comments below.

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You
You
1 month ago

I like it, it’s a bit different though, but still very charming; good luck!

Logan
1 month ago

Not keen on this as it seems a mess and not much of a tune. Voices may be good but the song needs to be as well.

TJCat
TJCat
1 month ago
Reply to  Logan

your description could be applied to a least half of this years entries

JARLSBERG
JARLSBERG
1 month ago

ep listening to the UK entry – way ahead of the rest this year! Love it wholeheartedly – immediately got the Suisse feeling of last year! 12 points!
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JARLSBERG
JARLSBERG
1 month ago

Keep listening to the UK entry – way ahead of the rest this year! Love it wholeheartedly – immediately got the Suisse feeling of last year! 12 points!

Sally
Sally
1 month ago

My very first impressions were “Damn there are a lot of voices singing backup” and “And they are still being drowned out by the music in places”.

As others have said, they can sing live – if they do it competently without depending an all this engineering and over-production, they could do alright.

Fatima
Fatima
1 month ago
Reply to  Sally

Can they sing live though, they said that about James, Mae and Olly? They ended up miming on UK TV shows and underwhelming at pre-parties.

StuG
StuG
1 month ago
Reply to  Fatima

They are all west end stars so sing live day in day out. Plenty online of them singing very competently live.

Bedro
Bedro
1 month ago

I really think this will place in the Top 10. It’s a very catchy tune, and the competition is exceedingly weak this year.

Lawna del Raydio
Lawna del Raydio
1 month ago

What Happened to Monday is a 2017 dystopian science-fiction action thriller film directed by Tommy Wirkola

Vjera Brdar
Vjera Brdar
1 month ago

I love Noomi ans sci fi in general, but that wasn’t all that great.

Luke A
Luke A
1 month ago

Why do I love this so much, I’m so proud that this is my countries entree, its my new number 1, even if it comes dead last again with nil points I still love it and our best entree for a while.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago

I still want to know what the hell happened on Monday.

Ted
Ted
1 month ago

Deban Aderemiatwiwiblogsdotcom and me on the same page on this one! (and Molly Smitten Downes hunty!!)

Andrew Crawford
Andrew Crawford
1 month ago

Remember Monday’s singers can sing live like SAM which is a bonus. James, Mae & Olly couldn’t sing live on the night, James was stiff couldn’t sing & those hanging Trumpets, embarrassing, Why ? SAM the result speaks for itself, Mae, vocal was weak, too weak, Olly, vocal was very poor & off key in places, he was out of breath most of the time, the new arrangement didn’t work & the staging concept was different but too homo erotic which cost the UK in the public vote. I can’t fault the BBC in the way they choose their representative… Read more »

Milan
Milan
1 month ago

The same amount of str8 erotica would have tanked any entry. Imagine muscular dudes dry-humping a barely legal little girl on stage as a part of someone’s “artistic vision” of haow to make a song work better on stage…

Max Spencer
Max Spencer
1 month ago

The harmonies are gorgeous. If harmonies could pay rent, these ones would live in a penthouse with a private elevator. But here’s the thing: they’re working overtime to carry a song that never quite decides if it wants to be exciting or just pleasantly inoffensive.

Caspi
Caspi
1 month ago

Make the staging big and theatrical like Six does Bridgerton, a massive chandelier, they swing in on, someone drinking champagne in the bath, someone snoozing at a writing desk – references to Jane Austen, Bridget Jones, Saltburn and the fantasy and romanticism of “britishness”. Make it fun, camp, embracing the maximum theatricalness of it all, and lastly a big guitar Queen section, to just put the cherry on the cake!

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Caspi

Recreate the bath scene from Saltburn perhaps…?

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

They can call in Jonkonfui for the Barry Keoghan strut, we all know his qualifications…

Rainbow_Raven
Rainbow_Raven
1 month ago
Reply to  Caspi

I so agree – I think it would be campy and fun and bring out all the fun sides of traditionally British things. Maybe like start with a full high tea that ends up smashed to bits just as a bit of fun.

Vjera Brdar
Vjera Brdar
1 month ago

What the hell did I jus… Nah, too easy!

kolo
kolo
1 month ago

Nope. Jarring and way too musical theater.

Eurovision fan
Eurovision fan
1 month ago

It sounds very 2011, but in a good, nostalgic way. I think this will actually do decently.

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago

Mariana Conte about to appear on Newsnight, BBC2 in UK

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

She brazened it out but did not convince the in studio “panel”. But more coverage in UK than for the UK entry.

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

Yeah, I suppose lack of coverage of the UK entry tonight was because it’s not actually news any more. Seriously, there were so many leaks this year, I think it was already news 2 months ago.

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

Indeed, there are interesting things to note here.

BBC Newsnight transmitted the controversial parts of the song twice, though it was well after the watershed and was prefaced. (Let’s see how Ofcom reacts.)

Miriana herself gave an interview to Newsnight, which was brave. She says she didn’t expect such a big reaction. But after the interview finished airing, the show’s guests effectively called Mariana a liar, and one of them even called out Europe as a whole for “seediness”.

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Purple Mask

And do you think she was lying Purple? Apparently Maltese broadcaster is considering “legal action”.

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

That’s not a question I’d ever try to answer; I’d just direct you to ask Mariana instead. Actually I’m disappointed about what happened with the Newsnight panel for different reasons, because to me it did not provide a journalistic balance of views. I know it’s not always possible to get that balance right with every edition; I guess I just expected to hear more varying opinions about a Eurovision song.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Purple Mask

Miriana, boys, not Mariana…! 🙂

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

I know. Sorry!

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Yeah, I thought I typed Miriana, hmmm

Simon
Simon
1 month ago

I was dreading this when I heard who the BBC had chosen, but i have been surprised that I actually like it, its no winner but I don’t think we will be embarrassed on the night and we have not always been able to say that over the years.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Simon

Are u British?

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
1 month ago

With this song, I love how the chromatic line keeps lifting my spirits up, and the vocal harmonies are all pretty much consonant throughout. The effect that creates equals three minutes of musical joy for me.

Interestingly, this song is almost the complete musical opposite to Malta’s entry this year, which instead features descending chromatic lines stomping the listener down, and focuses on one voice that frequently abandons the melody and harmony altogether. (It’s okay to like them both of course, I just find the differences in music fascinating this year.)

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Purple Mask

The chromatic line? What the hell is that? And I thought i was drunk.

Purple Mask
Purple Mask
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

It’s okay. You might not even remember this tomorrow, and you may wonder… WTHJH?

Fatima
Fatima
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Isn’t that how you get to Penge East from Theydon Bois?

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Fatima

What is that?

BiCHOTA
BiCHOTA
1 month ago

I heard the leak earlier this week and was reluctant bc of the UK’s track record, but I’m happy that this turned out to be the real deal!

WESSEL
WESSEL
1 month ago

This is great! Love it!

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  WESSEL

And I love you. And I am gay. And i have a huge thingy.

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

LOL

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

I get downvoted because I have a huge thingy (and that IS a first) by the same people Who cry over the girl not being allowed to serve them KANT… Gay people are a bit Lost these days.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago

It’d be nice to know who the songwriters are, please. They’re usually not mentioned in articles like this. 🙁

Why are they so invisible?

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Who gives a sh!t about that?

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

But all my respects to the writers

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

I have seen some of the usual Swedish names…..

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

Not in Andrews list below. Six Brits, two Danes. No Swedes!

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Sorry J, saw Scandinavian names and assumed the worst

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

U r a racist. Scandinavians are sometimes ok also.. a bit too pale asess but building Bridges

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Charlotte Steele
Holly-Anne Hull
Lauren Byrne

Kes Kamara

Julie Aagaard:
We will Rave

Samuel Brennan:
Embers

Thomas Stengaard:
We will Rave
Break a Broken Heart
Fade To Black
El Diablo Adrenalina
Sister
You Let Me Walk Alone
Only Teardrops

Tom Hollings:
Embers

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Thank you.

I will feel bad for Samuel and Tom if this too gets zero points.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Not that I expect it to, but you never know

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Embers was a bop but the “performer” not up to it

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

That IS an orgy. Love it.

Ted
Ted
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

Duh! The song writers are listed on Spotify

Nikki
Nikki
1 month ago

Love them , love the song!

John
John
1 month ago

If you look up “safe” in the dictionary you’ll find this song as the definition.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  John

U’ll probably get the picture of a condom

Shovko
Shovko
1 month ago
Reply to  John

where exactly is the “safe” part in this song?

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago

I am terrible sorry for my UK Friends (I dont have UK Friends anyway) but on Monday Spain Will release the new version of the song winning ESC 2025. So the best position you can get IS a second place.
But I love this song so much that I am getting drunk now. When I wake Up tomorrow with 5 bodybuilders in my bed i Will Sing your song.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

I love bodybuilders so much.

Maria
Maria
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

have fun amigo

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

As a Matter of fact i think I have one UK friend… I really Hope to meet/fVcq him again

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

LOL. 5 bodybuilders is very greedy. Also, don’t they tend to have small willies? Do correct me if I am mistaken!

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Yes small thingies and very tight rears. But I have lots of cream. Too lazy to open holes.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

But anyway the only Willy that matters here IS mine.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

TMI

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

What does tmi mean? I am fully vaccinated.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Is vaccinated a Word in English?

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Thick Mickey Ireland

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

Thick Mickey Ireland?? What IS that? 24 cms here. IS that thick Mickey Ireland? I could be an escort.

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Cool, see you in Amsterdam on April 05 and I will confirm or otherwise

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

I lived in Amsterdam some years ago. U r weird but nice asses. Are you tall?

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

The most unintentionally hilarious reply I’ve seen in a while!!

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

What the hell just happened…

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

24 cms y mean? U British only understand normal measures when It is about d!cks. De

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Jesus Maria

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

Don’t blaspheme.. IS “to blaspheme” even a verb in f#ck!ng English?

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

How much have you had to drink??

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Lots.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

My 24 cms are now just 20.

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Put the knife down then!!!

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

I blame Remember Monday. What a terrible influence they are.

“You should try it too”, they sing.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

I am really a Horse man. Do u know how difficult It is to have a huge Winnie or Willy or whatever, to be a Eurovision fan and find real gay love? No u don’t bc your Winnies or willies are just average

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Bing bong. Staff call. Moderators to aisle six, please. Spillage.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

It is not my fault that i am gay and I have a huge thingy. Do wiwi gays need to have small ones?

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

I am not a Eurovision fan as in Eurofans (they are just a bunch of gays Who don’t fvck) i am a gay man Who loves Eurovision since 1974.

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

You will get your Waterloo shortly

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

I dont understand that… My waterloo? What IS that? I dont pee in mouths sorry.

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Need to check that wolf’s banana and milkshake

BiCHOTA
BiCHOTA
1 month ago
Reply to  Jofty

omaigá

BiCHOTA
BiCHOTA
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

What the hell

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  BiCHOTA

We Horse dick gays also suffer

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

How’s your head?

beccaboo1212
beccaboo1212
1 month ago

I’ve been critical about anti-fan behavior in the past, and today is no different. I can see “What the Hell Just Happened?” become a hit in the United States, since there’s plenty of British recording artists with non-British fans. (e.g. Adele, Coldplay, Def Leppard, Dua Lipa, Ed Sheeran, Lewis Capaldi, Little Mix, Phil Collins, the Proclaimers, and Whitesnake)

Efthymios
Efthymios
1 month ago

Perfectly inoffensive yet intriguing. Much better than “Dizzy” last year and it’s also quite wholesome, I don’t love it but I really vibe with it. It MUST close the Grand Final.

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago

By this point I always look forward to the UK dropping their song because the same people just enjoy 5h1tt1ng all over it year after year, and it’s quite comical to see. Sweden & the UK seem to be the favoured targets too. Sad to see just how vile the fandom have become. These pages have become a lot like the toxic Drag Race forums on Reddit. Just remember, pointlessly hating on a song or singer isn’t going to persuade a casual eurovision watcher to turn against it. Your just wasting your time. The song will either do well because… Read more »

Michael
Michael
1 month ago
Reply to  Amaan Storm

Plenty of talented singers have crashed out of ESC when the song did not match or showcase their talents appropriately…success is a recipe of many things…excelling at one, live singing, is unfortunately not enough.

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Michael

For example Glennis Grace in 2005 when semis were 100% public

Trocatroc
Trocatroc
1 month ago
Reply to  Amaan Storm

These people are stuck in their own cycles of karma, which go on for life times if they don’t attempt to get out

Pauly
Pauly
1 month ago

This is a fun and crazy song that has stuck in my head for maaany hours. It’s a journey! Their vocals are divine which is great news after the last two disappointing UK performances.

If they nail the staging, the UK should do well. Please give us sass, colours, props and vocals!
I don’t see the song as jury-friendly or televoting-friendly, but this isn’t a zero-points entry either.

Jacob
Jacob
1 month ago

This gives me Reddi’s “The Show” vibes

Jacob
Jacob
1 month ago
Reply to  Jacob

At least one of song’s tempos (there’s way too many of them for 1 song)

Scotty
Scotty
1 month ago
Reply to  Jacob

And we all know how that turned out

Michael
Michael
1 month ago

The most positive thing I can say about this is that the UK will be represented by the only female trio of ESC2025. Melfest this year just missed out on producing a perfect final full of quality songs…why? Dolly Style snuck in the back door when half a dozen more worthy were shunted aside. Well surprise surprise, their cousins from the UK, Remember Monday, are about to foist themselves on the ESC final…with similar spoiling effects. This song is more than forgettable and the video gives me fake cheap vibes that make me cringe…this song only makes me remember how… Read more »

Michael
Michael
1 month ago
Reply to  Michael

I just checked out Remember Monday’s live vocals on YouTube and they can really sing and are quite engaging…My comments above refer to the song (poor) and video (beneath their talent level)…is the BBC really the problem here?

noone
noone
1 month ago

Sooo BBC and the moral police are totally fine with sending a song about being so drunk that you don’t remember last night??? I kan’t believe it!

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  noone

Are you 10 years old?

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  noone

Oh jeez did you actually type that or were you hacked?

noone
noone
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

I just think it’s so funny and hipocrytical that the BBC pushed to disqualify Malta over their song while sending a song about drinking until you pass out (binge drinking). Because that’s literally what the song is about, if you don’t get it.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  noone

No one pushed to disqualify Malta. Are you really an adult?

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  noone

Your narrative is skewed. No need to make yourself so angry that you become bitter over nothing.

Also, Kant does sound very similar to a derogatory word so I don’t know what the Maltese were thinking when they selected their song. Did they think they were being edgy?

TJCat
TJCat
1 month ago
Reply to  noone

It’s been stated today it wasn’t the BBC who complained!

noone
noone
1 month ago
Reply to  TJCat

It was the BBC and Mariana was on their Newsnight defending herself.

Sebas
Sebas
1 month ago

Not really serving KANT, oh well.

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  Sebas

Thankfully they don’t serve basic.

Sebas
Sebas
1 month ago
Reply to  Amaan Storm

(I’m actually enjoying the song btw, but the BBC can leave)

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Sebas

A gay man saying “serving Kant”… How original we are. Grow Up and enjoy your holes.

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

Youre my new favourite poster LOL

Jack
Jack
1 month ago
Reply to  Sebas

The only thing that maltese harlot is serving is deep fried butter

ThorBeta
ThorBeta
1 month ago

I don’t know how to feel about this. It sounds quite disjointed, and all I remember after watching it for the first time it’s the line “what the hell just happened” repeated multiple times. There’s no melody, or structure, or even a storyline behind this song. So yeah what the hell just happened UK? Are you still joining Eurovision this year?

Teddi
Teddi
1 month ago
Reply to  ThorBeta

I agree. The song feels like 4 short same songs in one.

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  ThorBeta

People said the same thing about Bohemian Rhapsody, and look at how that turned out.

Songs don’t have to have a familiar structure. I personally feel that this is a fun, chaotic Anthem which will do okay at the competition.

ThorBeta
ThorBeta
1 month ago
Reply to  Amaan Storm

If you’re comparing *this* to “Bohemian Rhapsody” I don’t think I can continue this conversation. I wasn’t born in 1975 anyway so I don’t know what people said back then, so I’ll take your word if you were around and remember that.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  ThorBeta

I think that’s what the word “rhapsody” actually means – musically not adhering to traditional structures, free forming your own story.

ThorBeta
ThorBeta
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

That’s not completely accurate but you’re not very far either – it’s an ancient Greek word that means a song (rather a poem, usually an epic one) that’s “woven”, ie new elements can be added and make the story longer and longer, see Odyssey for example. I guess in modern times it represents any music piece that can consist of multiple parts not following any classical structure but there’s still a story being told. “Bohemian Rhapsody” has still a very obvious storyline and a central idea around which the song is woven, and it’s a very dramatic one. What the… Read more »

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  ThorBeta

Oh, thanks for that. I didn’t realise story was so integral. When I hear the word, I mostly think of Bohemian Rhapsody. Which I wouldn’t say had an obvious storyline – in fact I have no clue what that song is about. Or Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue which I guess tells a tale through sound alone.

ThorBeta
ThorBeta
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonas

I mean storyline is important at least for epic poetry. You need a protagonist and the story narrates their adventures. The story-tellers would add more and more adventures to make the story more exciting and they often did that in a very liberal way but there’s still some cohesion. I guess the term rhapsody cannot apply to something that isn’t coherent, but rather to something that has unpredictable variations on a theme.

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  ThorBeta

The comparison I’m making is based on the disjointed nature of Bohemian Rhapsody sonically. The fact it is made up of segments that are all unique and different but gradyed on to one another to create an outstanding song.

With WTHJH, it’s quite similar in terms of the way the song is structure sonically. The slow bits, the fast bits, the pop bits, the rock bits, the nonsense bits….all totally grafted together to master a song that stands out for being so chaotic and disjointed but somehow working.

I hope that clears up any misunderstanding

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  ThorBeta

The comparison I’m making is based on the disjointed nature of Bohemian Rhapsody sonically. The fact it is made up of segments that are all unique and different but grafted on to one another to create an outstanding song.

With Remember Mondays, it’s quite similar in terms of the way the song is structure sonically. The slow bits, the fast bits, the pop bits, the rock bits, the non-5ense bits….all totally grafted together to master a song that stands out for being so chaotic and disjointed but somehow working.

I hope that clears up any misunderstanding

honeybooboo
honeybooboo
1 month ago
Reply to  Amaan Storm

Are you seriously comparing this to Bohemian Rhapsody? There is no way this is in the same league as that situation. This is formulaic, repetitive mid pop.

Teddi
Teddi
1 month ago

Im a bit confused by the musical composition itself. The way it hits peak and it drops back to beginning and then builds up again then drops back. Its like songs beginning 4 times. Idk…

Ted
Ted
1 month ago
Reply to  Teddi

You’ll get it when you watch the live performance. This has the potential to VERY epic!!

Teddi
Teddi
1 month ago
Reply to  Ted

Right…. As UK gave us INCREDIBLE live performances in the past… lol. Gurl…

Alessandria
Alessandria
1 month ago

It’s a cute song – fun without being a joke. I’m not a huge fan of Musical Theatre songs but I have to admit that if staged properly, I do enjoy them live. Their vocals seem solid – those harmonies! Wow!
The song somehow stands out this (weak) year – quite male dominated, and the more uptempo female-led acts feel quite… heavy or dense in a way. In comparison, this one feels light, effortless and easygoing.
Is it a winner? Nope. But if the live performance is good, it can end up having a decent score.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Alessandria

You are not a huge fan of musical theater?? Are u straight?

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

There are many types of musical theatre in all styles

Eurovisionary
Eurovisionary
1 month ago

This is so cheap and oversinging something rather nothing, someone please tell these bimbows Switzerland last year wasn’t just screaming, what disaster UK sending this year

Dave
Dave
1 month ago
Reply to  Eurovisionary

Why just go way

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Eurovisionary

Now, try to say It in English

honeybooboo
honeybooboo
1 month ago
Reply to  Eurovisionary

Firstly, if you’re going to use the word ‘bimbos’, at least spell it right. Secondly, why get personal and rude? I dislike the song too, but I would never think to call these girls ‘bimbos’. Says a lot about you.

Anonymous91
Anonymous91
1 month ago
Reply to  honeybooboo

they don’t come across like that at all, more like posh, playing a nice stereotypical average posh british woman

Scotty
Scotty
1 month ago
Reply to  honeybooboo

Yep very misogynistic and demeaning towards women

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago
Reply to  Eurovisionary

The only thing cheap here is the shots you’re taking at 3 young girls who have more talent in one hair folical than you will like have in your entire existence.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Amaan Storm

Three young girls?

Three experienced women, you mean. They have a long list of credits, and are in their 30s. Lauren has been in West End musicals such as Six, and Matilda, where she played Miss Honey. Holly has been in Les Mis, and played the lead female role in Phantom of the Opera. Charlotte is Deputy Head of a performing arts college.

They are NOT young girls.

StuG
StuG
1 month ago

1) There seems to be a marmite reaction to this song and we have to remember that’s a good thing. There are people who love this, myself included, and that does mean votes. 2) It’s musically interesting and I think the juries will appreciate that and their great vocal harmonies. 3) They’re seasoned performers and I know that they will slay live. 4) The toxicity towards the UK act (a significant proportion of which are UK fans) is becoming really tiresome. How anyone expects any British artist to want to compete when every year they get nothing but vitriol is… Read more »

Kobe
Kobe
1 month ago
Reply to  StuG

Maybe UK can send better songs?

honeybooboo
honeybooboo
1 month ago
Reply to  StuG

Whilst I can’t support genuine ‘toxicity’, particularly if comments are genuinely insulting towards the UK artists, there are a lot of people, including UK natives like myself, who are simply tired of the mediocrity of our entries, save for the once in a blue moon gems. There is nothing wrong with criticizing a song if it’s poor, as long as it doesn’t become personal. We have one of the greatest music industries and some of the best songwriters in the world in the UK, yet we seem to consistently send mid-level songs that, whilst not necessarily absolutely awful, are so… Read more »

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  honeybooboo

But this song is not poor. Maybe your taste is. You cannot say I dont like It, It is poor.

honeybooboo
honeybooboo
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonkonfui

It’s certainly not the worst this season, but it’s repetitive, with little dynamism or growth. A perfectly mid pop song with light pop-punk and some light 70s prog rock ala ‘ELO/ Queen’ vibes. After 3 minutes, all I remember is the repetitive chorus. It just screams ‘forgotten’ in the grand final unless some seriously standout staging and killer vocals are presented. You’re only calling my taste poor because you can’t handle someone criticising a song you like. Also, if you think my taste is poor, then what makes your opinion that its good any more relevant or truthful?

Scotty
Scotty
1 month ago
Reply to  StuG

Well they wouldn’t be met with such toxicity if they actually did their homework and sent something that would finish on the left hand side of the scoreboard.

StuG
StuG
1 month ago
Reply to  Scotty

There’s no excuse for toxicity. No-one expects the people to like every song but these girls were getting abuse before their song had even been released. It’s vile and completely unnecessary.

Monsieur Eglise
Monsieur Eglise
1 month ago
Reply to  StuG

I couldn’t agree more….even if Adele, Ed Sheeran or Elton John were competing they’d get the same bitter, toxic abuse just because it’s the UK! I think the girls are great, fresh and have something different to what’s on offer at the moment. Thank god we don’t have generic, text book Eurovision on offer, like from Denmark, Norway, Ireland and potentially Sweden if Mans wins. Would I swap Remember Monday for them ….no!

Tony
Tony
1 month ago

They have great voices, byt the song itself gives me nothing.

esc_fl
esc_fl
1 month ago

Feels like a song I’d listen to on Broadway. I like it!

Kobe
Kobe
1 month ago

What the hell have i just listened to lol

Ted
Ted
1 month ago
Reply to  Kobe

The winning song of esc 2025. There I said it!

Marcin
Marcin
1 month ago

Slop

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Marcin

You don’t seem to like anything about Eurovision, why are you even commenting??

Marcin
Marcin
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

I’m not obliged to like every song that comes out of Eurovision. Don’t know what is wrong with that.

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Marcin

Nothing wrong with it at all. But to just comment “slop” seems so miserable and silly. Why not go and comment on the songs you do like? (If there are any)

Marcin
Marcin
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Why would I go and comment on old news?

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  Marcin

Ok don’t 😉

A Jo
A Jo
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

As if your comments are different than this user. You almost po*ping any song you hate. If that’s the case everyone has a right to express their opinion. At least, they aren’t p*oping on the things they don’t like… It’s better to look in the mirror before projecting something to somebody.

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  A Jo

Um, ok, but you are 100% mistaken. You won’t find me “p*oping” anything actually. I’m certainly not mean about ANY song I dislike. In fact, I tend to simply not comment if I really dislike a song.

Jonas
Jonas
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Do you need a laxative?

Milan
Milan
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

To make Eurovision better, obviously.

Nils
Nils
1 month ago

Now it’s official: the UK learnt absolutely nothing from Sam Ryder’s success. If they’re lucky, they can narrowly avoid the Bottom 5.

Trocatroc
Trocatroc
1 month ago
Reply to  Nils

y’all slated Sam Ryder too

Nils
Nils
28 days ago
Reply to  Trocatroc

I didn’t. Even liked both James Newman’s songs, too.

TJCat
TJCat
1 month ago

If you follow Remember Monday on insta, you will see amusing clips where they sing back some of the negative or strange comments posted about them on socials. They’d have great fun with the comments on this thread. They clearly don’t take themselves seriously and clearly can sing!

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago
Reply to  TJCat

Haha love it! The negative comments on here are ridiculous

Eve
Eve
1 month ago

Are they able to deliver live? That’s the quiestion…
I LOVE Dizzy (studio version) but Olly was’nt able to sing on stage like at all, poor soul (

Fatima
Fatima
1 month ago
Reply to  Eve

Ditto for Mae Muller and James Newman. We’ll soon see at the pre-parties

Jofty
Jofty
1 month ago
Reply to  Eve

Hopefully the staging will be in a bordello with scanty outfits and businessman stripping off. Fingers crossed Olly’s choreographer is available.

Michael
Michael
1 month ago
Reply to  Eve

They are excellent live vocalists…however I’ve only see videos where they stand still behind a mike stand…that’s not going to work for ESC in this century.

sparkling points
sparkling points
1 month ago

A disjointed entry with a mix of genres and keys with possibly some if not the worst lyrical value in the past decade to say least. Lyrics sound like tablo i d hea dlines / ag ony aunt questions and an swers. And it represents the UK of all places. Eight people listed as songwriters for this monumental di sa ster. The s h oc k factor is all their is re: the UK in Eurovision but that does not seem unusual or ac cid ental. It’s very bad. Severely flawed.

TJCat
TJCat
1 month ago

have you heard any of the other countries entries? tis is positively formulaic in comparison

Andrew
Andrew
1 month ago

What gives you lyrical value then?

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago
Reply to  Andrew

Serving Kant maybe… Some people are just completely iliterates… This is the only song with lyrics in English that makes sense. The other ones are just a bunch of words put together.

Jonkonfui
Jonkonfui
1 month ago

Worst lyrical value? But if this is the only song in English that makes sense… If you don’t like It, It is completely fine, It is your opinion and taste but to say It has “the worst lyrical value” means you dont have any idea of what you are saying…

Amaan Storm
Amaan Storm
1 month ago

Oh yeah because you idea of lyrical geniusness is probably ‘Serving Kant’, or ‘Laika Party’ lol

Michel
Michel
1 month ago

Cero points!!!

Leo M
Leo M
1 month ago

It is something you would hear on British radio but it feels messy. I like the verses, but the chorus is a bit all over the place. Probably bottom 5 again

WhiteSox
WhiteSox
1 month ago

I guess Portugal, Faance end Switzerland are the last ones who can still save this season 🙂

PhrygesStan
PhrygesStan
1 month ago
Reply to  WhiteSox

Cyprus, Georgia could too but I don’t feel this season has to be saved personally, there are already great songs and singers in the lineup for me.

YouRaPsycho
YouRaPsycho
1 month ago

An excellent song with beautiful voices. It gives me Sam Ryder’s ‘Spaceman’ vibes—I think it will do well with the juries.