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Ever wondered which Eurovision 2025 entries spend the most time singing the title? Is it the songs that repeat the title many many times or the slow ballads that have long titles and take time singing it? Well, here's the answer. This is already the fourth year in a row making this video :)) DECISIONS TO COUNT/NOT COUNT SOME LYRICS: In general I tried to include as many as possible to make it more interesting. Like every year there are some gray areas and decisions to be made regarding whether to count some sections or not or when to cut. It was based on the lyrics on Eurovisionworld.com and listening to the songs. I tried to include as many songs and sections as possible, knowing I can never please everyone, but here are some choices that I wanted to explain: Austria – there is a 25 second section towards the end, where it’s not quite clear, if the word „love“ is finished, but to me it seemed like it was not. That’s why only the final „wasted“ by the backing choir and „love“ by JJ was included. Azerbaijan – technically the title is “Run With U” and in the lyrics it’s “you”, but since the sound and the meaning is the same, I decided to count it. Czechia – since the title is “Kiss Kiss Goodbye”, just “kiss goodbye” wasn’t counted. Iceland – the title is “Róa“, so I included the word „róandi“ as well, because the title fits in the word. If it was the other way around, it would not be possible. Netherlands – basically the same logic as Germany, where „baller“ is cut and therefore elongated or songs with long vocals. Here „c‘est la“ is followed by many „la“-s, followed by the final part of the title „vie“. Since there are no other words in between and the middle word is simply repeated, I decided to leave it in. Poland – this was difficult to hear, when does she shout „czas“, when „gaja“ or something else. Lyrics were also not completely true to the live performance, so it was mostly just guessing. Spain – the title is „Esa Diva“ meaning „That Diva“. In the song however, mostly „UNA diva“ is used – „a diva“ or just the word „diva“. „Esa Diva“ is sang only once, in the very end. A YT short will be posted with only the word „Diva“ sang however :) Sweden – since the title is „Bara Bada Bastu“, sentences like „vi ska bada bastu“, „bada bastu jaa“ etc were not included, but I might do a YT short with only „bastu“ being sang. NO TITLE IN SONG: Latvia – „bur man“ and „laimi“ are both in the song, but not in sequence Portugal Bare in mind, it's all quite subjective and can be intepreted in multiple ways. This is just my take and for a bit of fun :DD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Follow me on Instagram! / epixeurovisionguy Comment, like and make our days better with a tiny subscription :)