The Public Reacts to Israel: Michael Ben David – I.M

19 people of different ages, professions and background took part in this year’s “The Public Reacts to Eurovision 2022” by ESCBubble. They are all casual viewers of the Eurovision Song Contest – none of them are big fans of the Contest, and none of them have heard any of the songs before we played them all to them (except maybe the one representing their own country).

We continue this year’s series with their review and their reactions to the song that is going to represent Israel – “I.M” by Michael Ben David. In addition to telling us their thoughts and impressions, we also asked them all to score the song out of 10. The comments of every single one of them may have not been added to the video, but their scores have been added of course. Check out what they had to say about the Israeli entry, and how did they score it right here:

In order to find the best song of Eurovision 2022, we also need YOUR vote:

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The poll will close when tomorrow’s review of the Australian entry “Not The Same” by Sheldon Riley is published, and then we will also announce the total score that Israel received.

As we mentioned, 19 of our editors have also scored each of the songs from 1 to 10. The Israeli song scored a total of 95 points from the ESCBubble team:

Andreas 2
Anne 4
Belen 6
Cain 3
Danny 4
Dave 7
David 6
Fouad 8
Jan 7
Joe S 4
Joe B 8
Kyle 5
Marco 6
Matt 6
Melissa 1
Mikael 6
Nick 6
Olivier 5
Sebastian 1
Team Total 95

 

Our poll for Slovenia is now closed, and their song “Disko” by LPS received a total of 112 points from our readers. Here’s the current ranking of the semi final 1:

Ranking Country Total points Reviewers Team Readers
1 Norway 446 141 139 166
2 Ukraine 388 131 119 138
3 Lithuania 362 119 111 132
4 Latvia 355 137 106 112
5 Moldova 352 143 93 116
6 Croatia 346 123 95 128
7 Slovenia 300 118 70 112
8 Bulgaria 224 112 42 70
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