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Eurovision (Un)Official - The AI Parody Project

Eurovision (Un)Official - The AI Parody Project

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 What happens when Eurovision, cultural stereotypes, and artificial intelligence collide? Eurovision (Un)Official is a tongue-in-cheek parody project reimagining the world’s most gloriously chaotic song contest — one country at a time. Each episode features an AI-generated “Eurovision entry”, inspired by national clichés, traditional instruments, modern pop trends, and the over-the-top drama the contest is famous for. Expect dramatic key changes, questionable lyrics, suspiciously catchy choruses, and performances that would definitely divide the jury and the public vote. Created as a creative experiment and a loving satire, this podcast celebrates everything fans adore (and gently mock) about Eurovision — without taking itself too seriously. It’s part musical showcase, part cultural commentary, and part “how did this not come last?” Perfect for Eurovision superfans, casual viewers, music lovers, and anyone who enjoys parody with a glossy pop finish. 🎶 No voting. No politics. Just pure Eurovision energy — reimagined by AI. Disclaimer: This podcast is a work of parody and satire. All songs are AI-generated and inspired by cultural tropes for entertainment purposes only. No offence is intended to any country, culture, artist, broadcaster, or the Eurovision Song Contest. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the EBU or Eurovision. Art Divertissement et arts du spectacle
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    • Episode 2: Cultural Volume Turned All the Way Up

      Episode 2: Cultural Volume Turned All the Way Up
      Jan 22 2026
      In Episode 2 of Eurovision (Un)Official, we turn the cultural volume knob firmly clockwise. This episode leans into national shorthand, amplified tropes, and the joyful excess that Eurovision does better than anyone else. Featuring AI-generated parody entries inspired by Spain, the Netherlands, Gibraltar, Denmark, Ireland, Poland, and Portugal, these tracks embrace flags, clichés, regional flair, and unapologetic melodrama — until exaggeration stops being satire and starts sounding like a genre of its own. There’s less explaining this time, and more letting it happen. Subtlety was never invited. Spain — Corazón de Fuego Netherlands — Dancing in the Windmills Gibraltar — Rockstar at the Borderline Denmark — Rise of the North Ireland — Shimmer of the Emerald Flow Poland — Rising Lights Portugal — Lusitanian Light 🎶 No restraint. No subtle metaphors. Just Eurovision — turned up until it squeaks.
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    • Episode 1: Welcome to the Contest That Never Was

      Episode 1: Welcome to the Contest That Never Was
      Jan 21 2026
      In this episode of Eurovision (Un)Official, we explain what this is — mostly so we don’t have to again. Featuring AI-generated Eurovision parody entries inspired by Albania, Germany, Georgia, Italy, San Marino, Sweden, and Ukraine, this episode blends traditional instruments, dramatic vocals, and modern pop production — with just enough chaos to guarantee jury confusion. Along the way, I'll pop in to check on you, and then let the songs introduce itself, and try to explain the questionable creative decisions, and asks the important question: Is this a winner… or a glorious televote disaster? Albania - Zjarr E Malit Germany - Feuer Herz Georgia - Stone in the River Italy - Bella Chaos San Marino - Microstate Megastar Sweden - Where Did the Glitter Go? Ukraine - Bridges of Light 🎶 No voting. No politics. Just Eurovision — lovingly exaggerated.
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