Bristolians Discuss: Why do the UK struggle in Eurovision?

Today we talk about all things Eurovision any reason why the UK struggle with it so much. But what do locals think?

Transcript

00:00Do you watch it?

00:02No, I don't watch it, no.

00:04But, um, I don't know, I suppose we're unpopular.

00:11It's a popularity contest, isn't it?

00:13Not really music.

00:15I do enjoy watching it, actually, from time to time.

00:17I don't necessarily get too involved with it,

00:20but if someone tells me it's on, it's good to sit down

00:23and root for whoever's best, I don't really mind if England win or lose.

00:27I just, I don't know.

00:29It's all right.

00:30I wish I could tell you more about Eurovision,

00:32fear my friends will kill me, because I'm massive fans.

00:34I honestly know nothing about it.

00:37I suppose, I suppose I just think it's...

00:42..just a popularity contest so that I can listen at the end.

00:48I do listen to what the votes were, you know, who won and what we got.

00:54I love Graham Norton, so sometimes I just look in to see him,

00:57but, yeah, I know nothing about Eurovision.

01:00That's a matter of information.

01:00That makes me hear you say,

01:03yeah.

01:04That keeps me thinking of being an angel.

01:05No, no, no, because I pray for this one.

01:06Thanks for lateral film.

01:07Somebody will like yourself toСТ Town.

01:08I will, give it a little additional video and just feel what you have.

01:09So long, huge.

01:09There's a bridge there, butterfly I wish you said.

01:11Happening around the fence is a person or whatever decision,

01:12if someone wanted me to write down,

01:12or whatever?

01:13Thank you,icki,

01:14I think,

01:27you understand why names of the 1976 and placement,