Not Noa Kirl's tough playback, nor the worthy winner nor the news that this is the end of "The Next Star of the Eurovision" - Rotem Sela is the one who stole the show again
The real star of the evening
Photo:
Oren Ben Hakun
1. If you believe in reality show moderators, then the final program that happens at that moment is always "the most dramatic to date," and voting will never be "tightest," and the "most surprising" and winning results are "most deserving," and somehow those announcements and statements come back. About themselves season after season, reality after reality.
Therefore, yesterday we received the most final (complete what comes to mind) of the "Next Star for Eurovision", and besides Ben Tavori in the outfit a suspicious red gown, and a worthy winner chosen to represent us in the competition in Rotterdam, what else can be renewed? Are you the rookie Noa Kirl in a tough playback? Come on, the reality hasn't been born yet, which has managed to come up with something original and extraordinary in its final status.
The only thing that went beyond the format - Ben-El's gown // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun
2. All four finalists were born in the current millennium, that is, from 2000 onwards. A generation born when Nint was the star. They have all emerged in a reality where reality contests are a legitimate leap for a career, a reality where exposure is part of the job requirements. That's why everyone knows how to run in front of a camera, understand what to expect from them and what agendas to ride on the road to success. Orr Amrami Brockman highlights his two fathers and aspires that "millions of people will see the story I want to convey," Ella-Lee Lahav speaks candidly about boycotts and depression, and Elena Elena turns 17 with the "Ex Factor winner" and wants to be the first Ethiopian in Eurovision ".
Luckily, they know how to sing really well, just a pity that in the final, except for Eden, they did not stand up to pressure and fake. It was a season with loads of talents, talented youngsters, alongside well-known and experienced artists, who gathered for one purpose: to squat through the "next star" to Eurovision, and from there to break into an international career. Neta wanted them.
At the end of seven seasons, you can say that "The Next Star" put together the formula for a fascinating, high-quality competition that brings good ratings. Over the years, a tradition has been built around the program, which has helped the band to many good singers who are struggling for one big, sought-after award. However, success also hastened the death of the format. Here 11 will return the mythological Eurovision next year, and there will be no more equal prize to compete with in "The Next Star." Will the twist ruin the successful format, erasing the only "star" advantage over all other reality shows? Of course it is.
The Millennials know how to play the game. Omar Amrami-Brookman // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun
3. A little weird to say it, but we need another rock harness on our TV. True, she just finished an intense season of "The Next Star" and immediately has "Ninja Israel," and in between she stares at commercials, items at Pines or is interviewed by Oded Ben-Ami, and there is no doubt that Rotem Rock really is everywhere, but for me it's still Not enough.
This is one of the funniest women on screen. She is cool and cool, intelligent and empathetic, glowing and flowing. Although rock doesn't know how to sing, it doesn't stop her from forging proudly in prime time again and again. The lightness, playfulness and authenticity she puts into every situation, along with mesmerizing charisma, improvisation and other features, have made her the perfect facilitator / presenter. One that has not yet reached its enormous potential.
She's perfect, he's holding her back // Photographed: Oren Ben Hakun
It seems as if the long attachment to Essie has helped it a little, even lowering it sometimes. While the chemistry between them is rare, it sticks to the side-kick and also requires it to flow with any unnecessary nonsense that the broadcast partner throws into the air. And in the case of Essie Auxiliary, this stupid sentence is his middle name.
"Next Star of the Eurovision" 2020 Final, Rainbow, 9 p.m.
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