Denmark's Glory
Which city hosted when Emmelie de Forest won with "Only Teardrops"?
Malmö, Sweden
What’s the official maximum song length at Eurovision?
3 minutes
Russia’s “grannies” baked on stage.
True - Russia 2012, Buranovskiye Babushki.
“_____. Forever, till the end of time.”
“Euphoria.” — Loreen (Sweden, 2012).
“Give that wolf a banana before that wolf eats my grandma.”
Real — Subwoolfer (Norway, 2022).
Which Danish duo won in 2000 with “Fly on the Wings of Love”?
Olsen Brothers
Which countries hold the record for most wins?
Sweden and Ireland (tied at 7 each).
Someone mooned the camera during the show.
True — 2017 final during Jamala’s interval.
“Fly on the wings of love… ______.”
“…fly, baby, fly!” — Olsen Brothers (Denmark, 2000).
“Ciao bella, I’m Tommaso / Addicted to tobacco / Mi like mi coffee very importante.”
Real — Tommy Cash, “Espresso Macchiato” (Estonia, 2025).
What song was Denmark’s first win?
(Bonus points for year)
1963 — “Dansevise”
Name the the most recent country from outside Europe to debut in the competition.
Australia
A live horse appeared on stage.
False. (Live animals are banned.)
“My my, at Waterloo, ________.”
“Napoleon did surrender.” — ABBA (Sweden, 1974).
“We are the winners of Eurovision, vote for the winners!”
Real — LT United (Lithuania, 2006).
What year did Denmark first compete in Eurovision?
1957
Which country has the most “nul points” results?
Norway
A unicyclist dressed as a fairy princess rode around during a performance.
True — Moldova 2011 (Zdob și Zdub).
“Only teardrops, only teardrops… how many times can we ______?”
“win and lose.” — Emmelie de Forest (Denmark, 2013).
“Here comes the Sunday depression / I want, I want a cucumber.”
Real — PingPong, “Sameach/Be Happy” (Israel, 2000).
The last year Denmark reached the Eurovision final?
2019 (“Love Is Forever”)
What’s the maximum number of people allowed on stage?
6 performers
A singer performed beside a human “hamster wheel.”
True — Ukraine 2014 (Mariya Yaremchuk).
“Rise like a phoenix, out of the ______.”
“ashes.” — Conchita Wurst (Austria, 2014).
“My tears are glitter, my fears are neon / Dance the panic away tonight.”
Fake