We Don't Wanna Put In

The disqualified Georgian Eurovision Song Contest entrants Stefane and 3G are now releasing the track across Europe and the UK and have made it clear their support will be with the UK entry this year.

The band were disqualified from the competition owing to the controversial lyrics in their song Dont Wanna Put In which supposedly reflect anti-Russian sentiments and more importantly is a direct reaction to Putins involvement in the Russian Georgia conflict that was widely reported last year (Dont Wanna Put-in)

The song became the winning song to represent Georgia at the Eurovision competition, with a large majority of the votes, but after huge complaints and uproar from the Russians (who are hosting the event this year in
Moscow) the song was disqualified by the Eurovisions multinational panel of judges for violating the contests prohibition of songs with overtly political content. Georgia now have no entrant for the competition this year, the perfect case study to reflect Wogans views that Eurovision has become too political.

The eccentric group who have been hailed as the return of disco are furious that they have been robbed of the chance to represent their country and have decided they are going to be releasing the track across Europe anyway on May 11th and this includes here in the UK. Funnily enough, it has been a huge hit on certain Russian websites that stream music.