Have you all watched the Eurovision?

Na, I have a better things to do then watch a popularity contest masquerading as a music performance.

The most vacuous, pointless popularity contest, with special guest: genocidal zionists.
I'd rather drown.
- I don't watch because I want to know who wins, perfect example of the journey being worth more than the destination.

I didn't. I just hoped Israel would have won. Organisation dealing with next edition in Israel should be entertaining at least.
- Sweden leading in the polls and Israel suddenly doing really well was dodgy as hell. Glad they didn't win.
  
  I heard they put in a massive effort to get votes, all kinds of government agencies posting on social media how to vote for Israel (even though you're not allowed to vote on your own countries entry), they supposedly ran ads in European countries during the voting time frame and I have also seen a pic of a huge ad on times Square (yes, the one in the USA) calling people to vote for Israel.
- Ooh, good point.

I usually do. This time it was in Switzerland, in the city of the First Zionist Congress, with Israel allowed to participate while perpetrating a genocide. There are at least 3 things I abhor in the previous sentence, so no.

Since I really dislikes it … nope, I haven't.
_{Yet I still hope, that all those who **did** watch it, enjoyed it very much! :)}

It used to be a fun event when the contestants didn’t take themselves too seriously. Lately it seems like it’s gotten even more politicized with worse entries. I might watch highlights if I read something interesting happened.

Yes, absolutely.
Despite the inclusion of Israel (which is hated by fans, presenters and other artists, so everyone except the organization itself), it still feels like a festival of art and inclusitivity (is that the right word?).
And I love it. Still have the PED (Post Euro Depression) today. It's so much fun following these artists all week and I'm in an empty space now.

Eurovision, drunk with friends is an incredible experience.
The tacky, the cringe, the vulgarity and the glory all in one single, LGBTQIA+-friendly, glorious night.
And sometimes there even are "good" songs!

Nope, couldn't care less about pop music with the only exception being Father Ted and Father Dougal singing "My lovely horse".
- Feck! If that song were ever to compete, I'd make an exception and watch the ESC, too. (From far away, though, it's a small event after all)

Yup, I watch it almost entirely for Graham Norton's commentary, continuing Terry Wogan's legacy on taking the piss out of the acts, presenters and spokespeople.
- I watched it in my own language again, every year afterwards i think 'damn, should really watch the uk version again. British humour is quite alright so is Graham Norton.

You write this in the past tense... therefore I guess the correct answer would be: No.

I usually wind up watching it not because I choose to but because a good friend absolutely loves it and her birthday is very close to it. I just try to make the most of the night and have fun with everyone

I have never watched it except last year.... Really disappointing performance from the organizers

@Servais haven't really watched it since 2 years ago. Not really into this geopolitical song contest anymore. I prefer finding stuff on YouTube, Spotify, Bandcamp or wherever I have an account.