@Rasmus Andersson and that's why the voting system MUST be changed!!! Let other countries win!!! If Poland will win 4 times in a row, I can see a lot of countries withdrawing from JESC, because they see they can't win, because they're not Poland. Btw, I realized that Poland is the only country who finished last twice in a row (2003-2004), beside the fact they're the only country who won twice in a row.
Along with Malta, Belarus, Armenia, Poland, Croatia. Russia hasn't won Eurovision a second time yet too. Actually only Spain, The Netherlands, Ukraine and Italy have less wins in Junior as in Eurovision Song Contest.
In case something is missing here: Shortest gap of participation between JESC and ESC: Anita Simoncini (represented San Marino as part of the Peppermints in JESC 2014 and sang alongside her bandmate's brother in the ESC 2015 in Vienna)
I think that he/she decided not to count Serbia & Montenegro because it simply doesn't exist anymore and therefore can't take part in Junior Eurovision, but Switzerland can
And now my country (The Netherlands) holds the record of the most participations, after Belarus has now officially withdrawn from the contest, because EBU has expelled BTRC.
@@wiekeboiten6742 I'm pretty sure Sandra had to lie about her age and had to say she was 16. Or maybe I'm confusing her with a boy that was 11. I'm pretty sure the boy was for Monaco.
@@esmaystokhof Sandra did lie about her age and the lyrics of her song said that she was 15 but in reality she was 13 at the time of the contest and the runner-up Switzerland tried to disqualify her after she had won but it was denied by the EBU.
@@isabellesmith3314 well, we cant say JESC was created in case of restrictions, because restriction is since 1990, when first JESC was in 2003, so... for what they waited 13 years
In 2018 France returned to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest after a record 13-year break, the longest ever absence by a country which subsequently returned to the contest.
What about the oldest and the youngest contestants ever by birth date? Oldest: I think it's @lex (Norway 2004), who was almost 16 when the contest of 2004 took place (was born in 1988, I think. If the one from Sweden 2005 turned 16 in the contest's time, she's a year younger than @lex). Youngest: I think it's Tatyana from Russia 2019, who was born in December 2009.
The youngest performer is actually Nicholas (Greece, 2003) since he was only 8 years and 4 months old at the time. But that was before the rules changed
@@ET31171 I meant the contestant with the latest birth date. If Nicolas was 8 years old in 2003, he was born in 1995. Now the contestant with the latest birth date is Soleá, who will represent Spain this year. She was born in June 2011.
@@tzoreehandler9163 ok then I might have misunderstood you. I understood it as youngest contestant to ever compete, by that I mean their age at the time they competed😊. But I understand what you mean.
If I remember correctly, Spain in 04 had gotten the then record for the most points in a contest. But that's not the record I'm referring to, it was that record had stood as the most points won, for at least 10 years, when Malta had beaten when the contest was in Bulgaria.
Junior Eurovision Records: The First Junior Eurovision Song: Fili Gia Panta - Nicolas Ganopoulos The Longest Song Title Ever: Gosto De Tudo (Já Não Gosto De Nada) - Rita Laranjeira The Shortest Song Title Ever: Du - Mimmi Sandén The Oldest Winner Ever: Candy Music - Candy The Youngest Winners Ever: Antes Muerta Que Sencilla - María Isabel And Vesenniy Jazz - Tolmachevy Twins The Oldest Contestant Ever: Gränslös Kärlek - M+ The Youngest Contestant Ever: Fili Gia Panta - Nicolas Ganopoulos The Most Points Ever: Superhero - Viki Gabor The Smallest Winning Margin Ever: S Druz ' Yami - Alexy Zhigalkovich And Mama - Vladimir Arzumanyan The Country With The Most Victories: Georgia, 3 Victories 2008 Bzz.. - Bzikebi 2011 Candy Music - Candy And 2016 Mzeo - Mariam Mamadashvili The Country With The Most 2nd Places: Armenia, 2007 Erazanq - Arevik 2009 Barcelona - Luara Hayrapetyan 2015 Love - Mika 2016 Tarber - Anahit And Mary 2022 Dance! - Nare The Country With The Most Last Places: North Macedonia, 2006 Vljubena - Zana Allu 2013 Ohrid I Muzika - Barbara Popovic 2015 Pletenka - Petkovsa And Aleksovska The Countries With The Most Participations: The Netherlands, And Belarus, 21 Contests The Country With The Least Participations: Switzerland, 1 Contest 2004 Birichino - Demis Mirarchi The Quickest Victory Ever: Italy, 1 Entry To Win The Contest 2014 Tu Primo Grande Amore - Vincenzo Cantiello That's It!
Katsiaryna Lipouskaya was the writer and keyboardist for Belarus in 2003, she was born on October 2 1987 and I think she was allowed as she was the songwriter ;~;
I really loved it, you should do a part 2 because I’m sure there are so many more out there. What about the shortest jesc song ever? I don’t know what it is. And didn’t Serbia and Montenegro (former) participate only in 2005.
I’m not sure if they are related, but I know Sweden sent three singers with the same last name in three years. What about the biggest group? It’s probably from Georgia 🇬🇪
@@wystxrr I think the biggest groups are actually Young Talent Team from Malta and Arevik from Armenia! And yes, Molly, Frida and Mimmi are sisters haha
Armenia now has a record of five second places after 2022, along with a second win in 2021.This effectively makes them the most successful JESC country by average placing.
i just have to say this, if 2016 was set up as any other year, so included televoting/online voting armenia would have won hands down. It was one of my favourite songs on the night and it is still my favourite song of the 2016 contest to this day.
I dont know if I would consider Viki Gabor the winner by more points. I mean, in global terms she has the most points but it's by a different system than other years where there were half the total points
Maybe you should count Serbia & Montenegro as a 1-time competing country as well. And now that 2020 has ended, we can add Germany to that list for at least now as well :) Also, wouldn't the quickest win also count for Croatia in 2003? Though I guess it doesn't count because it's the first edition, kinda with Lys Assia in 1956 with the adult contest.
I laugh at you all, Poland won twice in a row and you already have a problem and if, for example, Georgia won twice in a row, nothing would happen? Poland deserved these two victories
2:51 when the junior eurovision starts in 5 minutes and you dont have a song
And you win with that song...
Poland wins jesc 2 years twice in a row. That's record
@Rasmus Andersson and that's why the voting system MUST be changed!!! Let other countries win!!!
If Poland will win 4 times in a row, I can see a lot of countries withdrawing from JESC, because they see they can't win, because they're not Poland.
Btw, I realized that Poland is the only country who finished last twice in a row (2003-2004), beside the fact they're the only country who won twice in a row.
@@tzoreehandler9163 Poland is the Best!!
@@c00chie i don't think so
@Rasmus Andersson Yeah and it's so pathetic for me, if voting system mustn't be changed, Poland will win every jesc
I'm sorry but it's just so funny to me, we could be never having this conversation about Eurovision. "Poland wins too many times." They wish, lol.
It is a shock when you found out Georgia won 3 times the JESC but have not had such great success with the ESC...
Along with Malta, Belarus, Armenia, Poland, Croatia. Russia hasn't won Eurovision a second time yet too. Actually only Spain, The Netherlands, Ukraine and Italy have less wins in Junior as in Eurovision Song Contest.
@@icecranberry2148 Sad but this is true😞😔
Spain: 1 win out of 3 total
Netherlands: 1 win out of 6 total
Ukraine: 1 win out of 3 total
Italy: 1 win out of 3 total
In case something is missing here:
Shortest gap of participation between JESC and ESC: Anita Simoncini (represented San Marino as part of the Peppermints in JESC 2014 and sang alongside her bandmate's brother in the ESC 2015 in Vienna)
Serbia&Montenegro also took part once, because a year later they seperated
I think that he/she decided not to count Serbia & Montenegro because it simply doesn't exist anymore and therefore can't take part in Junior Eurovision, but Switzerland can
2:52 my family whenever we see a bee😂 (we’re from the Netherlands but we will never forget seeing that performance!)
Ti si moja prva ljubav and Dino Jelusic were the best ever
I have no idea how literally a Song like Bzzz can win it won eurovision somehow and im suprised
Well, i mean, Netta won it
And now my country (The Netherlands) holds the record of the most participations, after Belarus has now officially withdrawn from the contest, because EBU has expelled BTRC.
Have they been expelled? I thought it was just a suspension.
im from the netherlands too whtich city im from the netherland i hope we can win this year in yeravan
It's amazing the youngest person to win Eurovision is younger than the oldest person to win Junior Eurovision!
and that was one of the reasons they implemented the age restrictions on ESC
@@wiekeboiten6742 I'm pretty sure Sandra had to lie about her age and had to say she was 16. Or maybe I'm confusing her with a boy that was 11. I'm pretty sure the boy was for Monaco.
@@esmaystokhof Sandra did lie about her age and the lyrics of her song said that she was 15 but in reality she was 13 at the time of the contest and the runner-up Switzerland tried to disqualify her after she had won but it was denied by the EBU.
@@isabellesmith3314 well, we cant say JESC was created in case of restrictions, because restriction is since 1990, when first JESC was in 2003, so... for what they waited 13 years
In 2018 France returned to the Junior Eurovision Song Contest after a record 13-year break, the longest ever absence by a country which subsequently returned to the contest.
Spain 🇪🇸 is the country with best results ever
That’s a big record!!!!!!!
0:36 i love this song
what song
Russia or spanje
My fav song in jesc history is superhero
Love this!
And here we are 1 year later, and Belarus won't be participating anymore.
Sad but true
@@victorcastanedab it, s true
Shalisa was also 16 at the time of the competition too
She was born in December 1999 actually, so she was still 15
What about the oldest and the youngest contestants ever by birth date?
Oldest: I think it's @lex (Norway 2004), who was almost 16 when the contest of 2004 took place (was born in 1988, I think. If the one from Sweden 2005 turned 16 in the contest's time, she's a year younger than @lex).
Youngest: I think it's Tatyana from Russia 2019, who was born in December 2009.
I know Viktorija Loba and Roel Felius were born in 1987, so they are probably the oldest! And yeah, Tatyana is the youngest for sure
The youngest performer is actually Nicholas (Greece, 2003) since he was only 8 years and 4 months old at the time. But that was before the rules changed
@@ET31171 I meant the contestant with the latest birth date. If Nicolas was 8 years old in 2003, he was born in 1995. Now the contestant with the latest birth date is Soleá, who will represent Spain this year. She was born in June 2011.
@@tzoreehandler9163 ok then I might have misunderstood you. I understood it as youngest contestant to ever compete, by that I mean their age at the time they competed😊. But I understand what you mean.
"By birth date"
Nice video!
Technically the quickest victory ever is shared by Italy and Croatia, because Croatia won at its very first participation aswell...
If I remember correctly, Spain in 04 had gotten the then record for the most points in a contest. But that's not the record I'm referring to, it was that record had stood as the most points won, for at least 10 years, when Malta had beaten when the contest was in Bulgaria.
Junior Eurovision Records:
The First Junior Eurovision Song: Fili Gia Panta - Nicolas Ganopoulos
The Longest Song Title Ever: Gosto De Tudo (Já Não Gosto De Nada) - Rita Laranjeira
The Shortest Song Title Ever: Du - Mimmi Sandén
The Oldest Winner Ever: Candy Music - Candy
The Youngest Winners Ever: Antes Muerta Que Sencilla - María Isabel And Vesenniy Jazz - Tolmachevy Twins
The Oldest Contestant Ever: Gränslös Kärlek - M+
The Youngest Contestant Ever: Fili Gia Panta - Nicolas Ganopoulos
The Most Points Ever: Superhero - Viki Gabor
The Smallest Winning Margin Ever: S Druz ' Yami - Alexy Zhigalkovich And Mama - Vladimir Arzumanyan
The Country With The Most Victories: Georgia, 3 Victories 2008 Bzz.. - Bzikebi 2011 Candy Music - Candy And 2016 Mzeo - Mariam Mamadashvili
The Country With The Most 2nd Places: Armenia, 2007 Erazanq - Arevik 2009 Barcelona - Luara Hayrapetyan 2015 Love - Mika 2016 Tarber - Anahit And Mary 2022 Dance! - Nare
The Country With The Most Last Places: North Macedonia, 2006 Vljubena - Zana Allu 2013 Ohrid I Muzika - Barbara Popovic 2015 Pletenka - Petkovsa And Aleksovska
The Countries With The Most Participations: The Netherlands, And Belarus, 21 Contests
The Country With The Least Participations: Switzerland, 1 Contest 2004 Birichino - Demis Mirarchi
The Quickest Victory Ever: Italy, 1 Entry To Win The Contest 2014 Tu Primo Grande Amore - Vincenzo Cantiello
That's It!
Katsiaryna Lipouskaya was the writer and keyboardist for Belarus in 2003, she was born on October 2 1987 and I think she was allowed as she was the songwriter ;~;
Yeah I think so too!
I really loved it, you should do a part 2 because I’m sure there are so many more out there. What about the shortest jesc song ever? I don’t know what it is. And didn’t Serbia and Montenegro (former) participate only in 2005.
Yeah, I didn't count Serbia and Montenegro either for Serbia. And I do want to make a part 2 haha, but it's probably going to take a while
I’m not sure if they are related, but I know Sweden sent three singers with the same last name in three years.
What about the biggest group? It’s probably from Georgia 🇬🇪
@@wystxrr I think the biggest groups are actually Young Talent Team from Malta and Arevik from Armenia! And yes, Molly, Frida and Mimmi are sisters haha
Pink Eurovision Flowers Were they the maximum 8
@@wystxrr Yes, until 2007!
Armenia now has a record of five second places after 2022, along with a second win in 2021.This effectively makes them the most successful JESC country by average placing.
i just have to say this, if 2016 was set up as any other year, so included televoting/online voting armenia would have won hands down. It was one of my favourite songs on the night and it is still my favourite song of the 2016 contest to this day.
Yes! Armenia was 100% my winner that year and I was so upset when it came so close but didn't win
One record to add is most multilingual song: Serbia in 2006.
The Netherlands is always now on the Jesc so THE NETHERLANDS ARE NOT STOPPINGG
Just one edit: The Netherlands hasn't won twice in JESC, only once (sadly) in 2009.
I dont know if I would consider Viki Gabor the winner by more points. I mean, in global terms she has the most points but it's by a different system than other years where there were half the total points
True, it's always a bit difficult to compare!
3:55 what about serbia and Montenegro as one country?
3:47 i have to correct, sorry. The Netherlands only won once, compared to Belarus, but the hosting part is true.
Im in second semi final in jesc
Maybe you should count Serbia & Montenegro as a 1-time competing country as well. And now that 2020 has ended, we can add Germany to that list for at least now as well :)
Also, wouldn't the quickest win also count for Croatia in 2003? Though I guess it doesn't count because it's the first edition, kinda with Lys Assia in 1956 with the adult contest.
Armenia Finished 2nd for the fifth time in the JESC 2022. So Armenia Now Has Finished 2nd 5 Times And Not 4.
about the countries with the largest number of participants: it is a pity that Belarus will no longer participate so far.
🇵🇹👍🏻
a serbian contestant was actually in escj and in esc
Macedonia didn’t end in last place in 2011, it was Latvia
Well, it was a tie so I think it counts :P
Pink Eurovision Flowers Well the tie breaker means that Macedonia didn’t place last so not really😂
@@pinkeurovisionflowers572 it was Poland and Latvia
Lets not forget the fact that Italy 2014, was the only boy to enter and demolished the competition
Nevena 2007 jesc serbia 2013 moje 3 2019 alone she participeted 2 times in eurovisión
I laugh at you all, Poland won twice in a row and you already have a problem and if, for example, Georgia won twice in a row, nothing would happen? Poland deserved these two victories
What about the first winner? 🤔
Croatia in 2003
Dang, no comments
When category 12th place?
North Macedonia really leader in this.)
One 12th place for every yellow line on the flag :)
What's a margin
poland 2019 have's 278 points and kazakhstan have 227 points and they have 51 points for a margin.
278-227 = 51
But, Croatia(i'm from croatia) win the first competition of jesc
2:52
Me: How did this not come in last...
The least wins relative to the real Eurovision: Sweden
Croatia first win junior eurovision and thats a record
You forgot about Poland's entry too. Poland is the only country that sends a girl to a competition. The rest of the country sends a boy or girl
True!
Also true 😅
@JESC Fan and with Wales
@Rasmus Andersson Simply, the girls are better :)
You missed one:The oldest contestant by birth date. Nicolas Gananpoanolus
Armenia is really unlucky in jesc