Non-binary winner 'really sad' about protests at Eurovision...as public gives UK 'nul points'
Daily Express|May 13, 2024
WINNER Nemo yesterday branded chaotic scenes and protests at the Eurovision final as "really sad" - insisting the song contest should have been about "love and unity".
Mark Jefferies and Charlotte McLaughlin
Non-binary winner 'really sad' about protests at Eurovision...as public gives UK 'nul points'

The Swiss singer, the first non-binary winner, wrote the song The Code as a hybrid of opera and hip-hop to explain coming to terms with their identity. The UK's Olly Alexander flopped on the night receiving "nul points" from the public.

But the winner, 24, said: "This whole experience was really intense, and not just pleasant all the way. There were a lot of things that didn't seem like it was all about love and unity. And that made me really sad."

This story is from the May 13, 2024 edition of Daily Express.

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