I'd say this is the perfect example of the British music industry at the moment and of the BBC's ability to find talent: I reckon it will get around 18 points. And come around 20th. At which point perhaps the BBC should look at both their Light Entertainment TV division and BBC Introducing.

Good old You Tube…

You'll notice, if you actually go to You Tube, that the You Tube link for the BBC entry spells FUCK UP.

Was bored after the tedious opening and fell about laughing at the "Power To The People" bit. Couldnt find a tune though.

I think we actually have a hope with this - exactly the kind of thing that people might identify with. Molly previously sang on the Sash song 'Raindrops' in 2008.

Different strokes for different folks! I have to say the majority of responses I've seen appear to feel it doesn't stand a hope but I'll be delighted to be proved wrong.

OMG, who picks these?!

The original version will never be topped IMO

She's certainly no Loreen.

Unattractive song, unattractive singer. Zero chance at Eurovision.

Its horrible. It sounds like Bonnie Tyler mumbling drunkenly.

K wrote:
OMG, who picks these?!

The original version will never be topped IMO



If I was a Fulham fan I would start a revolution, Children of the Universe sounds like Red Army propaganda.

just very bland, anyone would think that the bbc don't want to win, on the bright side at least molly isn't an oap

Why should her age or appearance make any difference? Surely it's down to the song and the performance? As Executive in charge of selecting the UK entry, I was wrong with Love City Groove, though it went Top 10, and wrong about Gina G, though she went to No1 but wasn't a great performer. But, third time lucky, I was right about Katrina and Love Shine A Light, the last UK win. Nobody can always be right but, as Meat Loaf once almost sang, One Out Of Three Ain't Bad!