This is how KAJ’s victory was received in Swedish media

“Yeah yeah!” Thus started Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet an article about the profit of Finnish band Kaj in the Swedish Eurovision Song Contest. In its title, the magazine described the victory as a “shock on SVT”.

The Eurovision Song Contest, who has lost the race, also Måns Zelmerlöwin The reaction quickly received attention in the Swedish press.

“What the hell happened,” Aftonbladet immediately reported recently in the title as Zelmerlöw’s reaction.

Also Zelmerlöw’s emotional, tearful exit from the scene got attention to Both in Aftonbladet and Expressen.

The magazines dealt with, among other things, that Zelmerlöw did not appear immediately in front of the media. He is said to have wanted to talk to his team first. He also told Expressen magazine that he had thrown his stuff to unload his disappointment-at least on the phone.

“I’m tremendously disappointed,” he said, according to Aftonbladet.

Swedish Broadcasting SVT: lle He said again he sounds like a very bad loser and maybe he was.

According to Aftonbladet, he also demonstrated criticism in the direction of the Town Tones.

“Let’s hope this [KAJ:n kappale] is as internationally successful as they believe. ”

Newspaper Today’s News lift In his news coverage, the “dramatic” of the finals. In the opinion text published by the magazine, the finals were called the battle of Kaj and Zelmerlöw, where there was a crazy and a good pop.

“However, the crazy won, and it was time,” the journalist Matilda Källén wrote.

The same was also paid to the SVT critic Moa Lindstedt: Kaj’s choice, according to him, shakes how Sweden has recently been in Eurovision.

However, he wonders how singing from the sauna sinks into the million audiences of the Eurovision Song Contest.

“Perhaps these restless times need a cross -border pill,” he wrote.

SVT: n In the comment column, people’s reactions seemed to be completely distributed.

Some of the commentators praised that the fun song won the place of play.

However, many did not believe in the chances of winning the song. Many opinions seemed to be based on betting statistics. Someone suspected April’s Day had come early this year.

On the other hand, the comments also had the opinion that it was an entertainment and not a music program, “and it was” time for Sweden to send something new and fun “.