Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Azerbaijan’s Ell & Nikki with “Running Scared”
“The performance feels like overdosing on candy”
Wiwi Jury
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Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Romania’s Paula Seling & Ovi with “Playing With Fire”
“Exactly what this decade’s sound and feel was all about.”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Russia’s Buranovskiye Babushki with “Party For Everybody”
“They show us that you’re never too old to enjoy your life”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Germany’s Lena with “Satellite”
“A killer song, excellent artist and smart camera angles”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Azerbaijan’s Farid Mammadov with “Hold Me”
“This is how to sell a song”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Sweden’s Sanna Nielsen with “Undo”
“The perfect Eurovision power ballad”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Russia’s Sergey Lazarev with “Scream”
“With Sergey’s vocals and tearjerking lyrics, this was a slam dunk”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Denmark’s Emmelie de Forest with “Only Teardrops”
“Game over, you timeless beauty!”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Italy’s Raphael Guilazzi with “Madness of Love”
“Cometh the hour, cometh the piano man!”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Ukraine’s Jamala with “1944”
“Relevant, brave, heart-breaking”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Ukraine’s Zlata Ognevich with “Gravity”
“A really sweet fantastical song with an uplifting message”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: The Netherlands’ The Common Linnets with “Calm After the Storm”
“This type of performance can’t be bought but must be born”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Bulgaria’s Kristian Kostov with “Beautiful Mess”
“A slick composition that’s beautiful but not messy”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Sweden’s Måns Zelmerlöw with “Heroes”
“One of the best pure pop songs to have won Eurovision”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Moldova’s Sunstroke Project with “Hey Mamma”
“A rightful place in the playlist of any good Eurovision party”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Italy’s Il Volo with “Grande Amore”
“One of the all time greats”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Austria’s Cesár Sampson with “Nobody But You”
“An epic number with an epic performance”
Wiwi Jury of the 2010s: Portugal’s Salvador Sobral with “Amar Pelos Dois”
“A message that will resonate through the years”