Irish Eurovision entry Bambie Thug has described their decision not to boycott this year's competition over Israel's controversial participation as 'bittersweet' and 'incredibly heavy'.
Irish Eurovision entry Bambie Thug has described their decision not to boycott this year's competition over Israel ’s controversial participation as"bittersweet" and"incredibly heavy".
Speaking to host Late Late host Patrick Kielty, the London-based singer said,"I stand with anyone doing the boycott. I think if I wasn't in the competition, I would also be boycotting. There are a lot of moving parts.
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