Alphabet Song Contest #01 - CLOSED
Oct 2, 2015 19:59:10 GMT 1
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Post by Tufkai on Oct 2, 2015 19:59:10 GMT 1
Confirmations are now closed!
I have an idea for a new song contest which I don't believe has ever been done before -
With that, welcome to the Song Contest. In this contest, the competitors are not countries, but rather letters of the alphabet. Interested so far?
Rules -
General -
1. (J)ESC songs are not allowed
2. Covers are allowed as long as they haven't already competed for another artist previously in the contest.
3. You may set up national selections after this edition
4. Players must compete with their letter for 5 editions before changing
5. If you do not vote in an edition, you will be disqualified and will receive a strike. Three strikes will lead to you being banned from the contest.
If you do not vote, but have a good reason, you will still be disqualified but will not receive a strike.
6. Replacers are forbidden. I'm sorry, but I've never seen the purpose of them.
7. Please PM your top 11 to Tufkai . Voting is
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, i.e. Eurovision style, but extra votes are required in case one of the countries in your top 10 gets disqualified.
8. The minimum number of players is 7, and the maximum is 26.
Who can and can't compete?
1. The first letter of the first name of a singer/group determines who they can compete for, and not the surname. (e.g. Taylor Swift can compete for the Letter T but not the Letter S).
2. If an artist is featured in the song, it can only compete with the letter of the original singer or DJ (i.e. David Guetta feat. Emeli Sande can only compete under 'D')
3. Duets can compete with either letter (e.g. Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran can compete with 'T' or 'E'. P.S. Florence and the Machine, Mumford and Sons, Marina and the Diamonds, etc. are not duets.)
3. Any groups with 'The' at the beginning of the name compete for the letter of the next word in the name (e.g. The Wanted would compete under 'W' and not 'T')
3. The only letters that do not have to follow these rules are 'Q','X' and 'Z'. These letters can use any artist with that letter in their name. (e.g. Iggy Azalea is eligible to compete for 'I' and for 'Z')
4. An artist may not be sent twice in a row, or compete for more than one letter in the same contest.
5. If an artist is Greek, Russian, Chinese, etc, their name must be Latinized
The Alphabet Song Contest is in association with USAvision Song Contest.
I have an idea for a new song contest which I don't believe has ever been done before -
With that, welcome to the Song Contest. In this contest, the competitors are not countries, but rather letters of the alphabet. Interested so far?
Rules -
General -
1. (J)ESC songs are not allowed
2. Covers are allowed as long as they haven't already competed for another artist previously in the contest.
3. You may set up national selections after this edition
4. Players must compete with their letter for 5 editions before changing
5. If you do not vote in an edition, you will be disqualified and will receive a strike. Three strikes will lead to you being banned from the contest.
If you do not vote, but have a good reason, you will still be disqualified but will not receive a strike.
6. Replacers are forbidden. I'm sorry, but I've never seen the purpose of them.
7. Please PM your top 11 to Tufkai . Voting is
- , i.e. Eurovision style, but extra votes are required in case one of the countries in your top 10 gets disqualified.8. The minimum number of players is 7, and the maximum is 26.
Who can and can't compete?
1. The first letter of the first name of a singer/group determines who they can compete for, and not the surname. (e.g. Taylor Swift can compete for the Letter T but not the Letter S).
2. If an artist is featured in the song, it can only compete with the letter of the original singer or DJ (i.e. David Guetta feat. Emeli Sande can only compete under 'D')
3. Duets can compete with either letter (e.g. Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran can compete with 'T' or 'E'. P.S. Florence and the Machine, Mumford and Sons, Marina and the Diamonds, etc. are not duets.)
3. Any groups with 'The' at the beginning of the name compete for the letter of the next word in the name (e.g. The Wanted would compete under 'W' and not 'T')
3. The only letters that do not have to follow these rules are 'Q','X' and 'Z'. These letters can use any artist with that letter in their name. (e.g. Iggy Azalea is eligible to compete for 'I' and for 'Z')
4. An artist may not be sent twice in a row, or compete for more than one letter in the same contest.
5. If an artist is Greek, Russian, Chinese, etc, their name must be Latinized
CONFIRMED -
- Letter D - @ori2002 - Denis Denis Deniz Deniz - Denis Denis
- Letter I - Aless - Iggy Azalea - Beg For It
- Letter K - Apostolis - Kristel Lisberg - September
- Letter L - damarman111
- Letter M - Tufkai - Mumford & Sons - Ditmas
- Letter O - Matilda - Of Monsters and Men - Empire
Letter S - ✨💃 - Vive La Max Sarah Connor - Wie Schoen Du Bist
- Letter D - @ori2002 - Denis Denis Deniz Deniz - Denis Denis - Letter I - Aless - Iggy Azalea - Beg For It - Letter K - Apostolis - Kristel Lisberg - September - Letter L - damarman111 - Letter M - Tufkai - Mumford & Sons - Ditmas - Letter O - Matilda - Of Monsters and Men - Empire Letter S - ✨💃 - Vive La Max Sarah Connor - Wie Schoen Du Bist
Letter X - P.S. These flags aren't coded. If you want to use them, you need to copy the image url
The Alphabet Song Contest is in association with USAvision Song Contest.
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