International Eurovision fans got excited about Erika Vikman and the metal band

Although in Finland, the New Music Competition (UMK) seems to be even based on the songs, international viusu fans have two clear favourites.

They are competing at UMK for the second time by Erika Vikman I’m coming and humor metal band One Morning Left Puppy.

CicciolinaVikman, who is known for the song and collaborated with Käärijä, is known among visu fans. In their Youtube videos, Vikman’s song gets rave reviews. One Morning Left, who sings about puppies, has attracted significantly more enthusiasm on the Tiktok side.

Among other things, the British bettor EuroCelso describes the song as epic and surprising. He believes in the victory of the band One Morning Left.

“I think I found a winner. This is so different compared to others,” he praises.

Another British bettor Noosh 101, properly named Anoushka Berberianshakes his head enthusiastically to the beat of a metal song.

“Dubstep! What?”, he shouts to the song’s electronic C section.

“This was absolutely incredible! I don’t even have words,” Berberian praises.

BBC journalist who runs the popular Wiwibloggs channel William Lee Adams not surprised by the song in a positive sense.

“Words are too simple. This is really childish”, says Adams on video face with a grin.

Vikman’s I’m coming -in the song, viusu fans will especially be delighted by its c part, where the tempo of the song speeds up. It arouses direct shouts of joy with reaction videos.

“This is the wow moment I’ve been waiting for,” praises a tube player named Chris Calling in his video.

French tubetta player Maxe describes that the song grows in the same way as Käärijän cha cha cha. Commentators on the British channel Wiwibloggs Deban Aderemi and journalist William Lee Adams describe Vikman’s sexual style as elegant.

“This is pure lust,” states Adreremi.

“I feel like I’m pregnant,” Adams jokes.

The UMK winner and Finland’s Eurovision representative will be chosen on February 8 in Tampere. Eurovision will be held in Basel, Switzerland in May.