Humpy will attract a new audience, though. He's a really good singer, after all. No one should be embarrassed to admit that!
Indeed. It's a long time since the UK entered anyone in Eurovision who had a half-decent voice, & could sing in tune. I'm not a fan of Mr Humperdinck (though I'm impressed that someone born in 1854 is still capable of singing at all, let alone melodiously), either as a singer or composer (admit it: none of you think much of
Hansel und Gretel), but he's a vast improvement on the talentless no-hopers picked by committees for whose members mediocrity is an aspiration, singing indistinguishable & utterly unmemorable committee-chosen feeble excuses for songs, set to computer-generated boring pap to which the appellation 'music' is both inappropriate, & an insult to the vast body of real music that has aroused emotion in billions for thousands of years.
