Eastern European Funk

"Eastern European Funk" is a ska-styled song performed by InCulto which represented Lithuania at the Eurovision Song Contest 2010. The song was selected on 4 March from twelve songs. It earned most points from both the jury and televoters.
The meaning of the song is basically compressed in these two sentences: "Yes Sir we are legal we are, though we are not as legal as you/No Sir we're not equal no, though we are both from the EU". The ska rhythm hides a protest at the Western World for neglecting its part in central Europe, the Baltic region of northern Europe, the Balkans in southern Europe, and Russia and Caucasus in Eastern Europe. They are often referred to in the media by the controversial term "Eastern Europe", Lithuania included.
The song placed 12 in the second semifinal, with 12 points from Ireland and 8 from Georgia, and did not advance to the final.
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External links

Official music video - YouTube
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