The EBU continues to ignore us while they gut the artistic integrity of this song for no reason at all. I am done asking nicely for them to explain why they are so afraid of a single name in the lyrics. We are not letting them bury this controversy.
Reached 100 supporters
March 4, 2025
245 Comments
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Harry
1 year ago
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The BBC doesn’t speak for me! Miriana has this brit’s support. If the BBC has a problem with Kant, that’s on them and they should withdraw or not broadcast Eurovision!
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Kajal
1 year ago
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Shame on the EBU for discriminating against the Maltese language! There are very obvious double standards at Eurovision, and not every country is treated alike! It's a shame that this contest that was about equality and unity has come to this!
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Marco Geurts
1 year ago
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I don't understand why the EBU doesn't allow Kant in the lyrics but by Finland they allow Ich Komme and Australia Milkshake Man to be unchanged. That's just not fair
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Jonathan
1 year ago
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Extremely unprofessional behaviour from the EBU and they better reverse the decision and allow Miriana Conte to use Kant in the lyric which means singing in Maltese
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Martha Anna Sacco
1 year ago
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As a Maltese person, this is very unfair for Miriana Conte, Maltese Delegation and PBS especially how last minute this decision has been made over a complain by another broadcaster. Kant means Singing in Maltese and it is pronounced like how Miriana Conte pronounced it. Censoring my language is very discriminatory.
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Steven
1 year ago
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“Kant” is Maltese for singing and it the title is “Kant (Singing)” and the National Broadcasters mention it then it should be fine.
The EBU continues to ignore us while they gut the artistic integrity of this song for no reason at all. I am done asking nicely for them to explain why they are so afraid of a single name in the lyrics. We are not letting them bury this controversy.
Reached 100 supporters
March 4, 2025
245 Comments
H
Harry
1 year ago
Featured
The BBC doesn’t speak for me! Miriana has this brit’s support. If the BBC has a problem with Kant, that’s on them and they should withdraw or not broadcast Eurovision!
K
Kajal
1 year ago
Featured
Shame on the EBU for discriminating against the Maltese language! There are very obvious double standards at Eurovision, and not every country is treated alike! It's a shame that this contest that was about equality and unity has come to this!
M
Marco Geurts
1 year ago
Featured
I don't understand why the EBU doesn't allow Kant in the lyrics but by Finland they allow Ich Komme and Australia Milkshake Man to be unchanged. That's just not fair
J
Jonathan
1 year ago
Featured
Extremely unprofessional behaviour from the EBU and they better reverse the decision and allow Miriana Conte to use Kant in the lyric which means singing in Maltese
M
Martha Anna Sacco
1 year ago
Featured
As a Maltese person, this is very unfair for Miriana Conte, Maltese Delegation and PBS especially how last minute this decision has been made over a complain by another broadcaster. Kant means Singing in Maltese and it is pronounced like how Miriana Conte pronounced it. Censoring my language is very discriminatory.
S
Steven
1 year ago
Featured
“Kant” is Maltese for singing and it the title is “Kant (Singing)” and the National Broadcasters mention it then it should be fine.
The BBC doesn’t speak for me! Miriana has this brit’s support. If the BBC has a problem with Kant, that’s on them and they should withdraw or not broadcast Eurovision!