It’s April and we have less than 60 days till the annual Eurovision contest that will happen next month. Get excited! Though the contest was canceled last year and faces strict protocols due to the current pandemic, we can still enjoy this international contest from anywhere in the world.
Each day, I will feature a song from one of the countries that is in this year’s Eurovision. Like 2019, I will make my own predictions of who will make it to the finals and maybe win the compeition. Good luck to those are competing!
Destiny’s “Je me casse” (I’m Out of Here)
“Je me casse” by Maltese singer Destiny is representing Malta in this year’s Eurovision. It is a song that features the themes of feminism and female empowerment. These strong lyrics that empower women are paired well with Destiny’s strong and soulful lyrics. Not to mention, those two also fit well with the tune’s catchy beat. With its empowering lyrics, the catchy beat, and Destiny’s powerful vocals, I can see “Je me casse” making it to the finals.
My Eurovision 2021 Predictions
Here are my predictions for this year’s contest. These are my own opinions and I am not getting paid or endorsed for them.
Semi-Final Round 1
| Country | My Prediction |
| The Roop (Lithuania) | Will Not Proceed |
| Ana Soklič (Slovania) | Will Not Proceed |
| Manizha (Russia) | Finals! |
| Tusse (Sweden) | Finals! |
| Montaigne (Australia) | Finals! |
| Vasil (North Macedonia) | Finals! |
| Lesley Roy (Ireland) | Will Not Proceed |
| Elena Tsagrinou (Cyprus) | Will Not Proceed |
| Tix (Norway) | Finals! |
| Albina (Croatia) | Finals! |
| Hooverphonic (Belgium) | Will Not Proceed |
| Eden Alene (Israel) | Finals! |
| Roxen (Romania) | Finals! |
| Efendi (Azerbaijan) | Will Not Proceed |
| Go_A (Ukraine) | Finals! |
| Destiny (Malta) | Finals! |
