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Post by Tom on Dec 21, 2014 22:30:31 GMT 1
Too weird, I can't accept this rule. x D If the children sung their song before or in 2000 and where back then 16 or younger I really can't see the problem. I would like to request a meeting about this rule again. There are many +16 artists who composed their songs when they were children, but if they'd try to enter JESC with them, they would be rejected   At the moment they would, but when they were children I couldn't see why they would be rejected with those songs back then.  |
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Post by Rick on Dec 21, 2014 22:32:31 GMT 1
There are many +16 artists who composed their songs when they were children, but if they'd try to enter JESC with them, they would be rejected At the moment they would, but when they were children I couldn't see why they would be rejected with those songs back then. Ehm.. because they're not children anymore? |
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Post by Aless on Dec 21, 2014 22:34:16 GMT 1
This is weird.
Why can't a person who was under 16 when the song was published participate with an own song and why can covers be accepted?
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Post by Tom on Dec 21, 2014 22:35:32 GMT 1
At the moment they would, but when they were children I couldn't see why they would be rejected with those songs back then. Ehm.. because they're not children anymore? But in the videoclip I see a child.  I think you have to imagine the videoclip comes from 2014, not 2006 - nor the song and the childs age singing it. |
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Post by Jan on Dec 21, 2014 22:38:53 GMT 1
I think you have to imagine that the artists are performing their song live... nowadays and not back in 20XX |
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Post by Tom on Dec 21, 2014 22:50:03 GMT 1
You can imagine the artists are doing their performances live, today in 2014. Even though the song seems to come from a year which is unacceptable in the eyes of the organisation. Is my imagination that bad if I think this is a suitable solution?  |
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Post by Jan on Dec 21, 2014 22:52:33 GMT 1
You can imagine the artists are doing their performances live, today in 2014. Exactly, but if you do, the artists aren't children anymore I think that makes sense, doesn't it? |
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Post by How Bogs How Blue on Dec 21, 2014 22:52:37 GMT 1
Estonia in #1 was the mother of realism Also, some suggestions ? |
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Post by Rick on Dec 21, 2014 22:58:59 GMT 1
This is weird.
Why can't a person who was under 16 when the song was published participate with an own song and why can covers be accepted? Let me find a song Adele sang when she was 5 so I'm sure I can win with it. |
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Post by Dylan on Dec 21, 2014 23:04:22 GMT 1
It's unrealistic. Even if my song is from 2011, Doria is still under 16 and takes part.. I won't send a song from Dino Jelusic, because he sings in 2003.. he's 22 now (damn That long ago  ) |
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I think you have to imagine the videoclip comes from 2014, not 2006 - nor the song and the childs age singing it. 
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