Exploring the Three-Minute Rule and a Hypothetical 6 hour Eurovision Grand Final

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Ever wondered why Eurovision songs are capped at three minutes? Curious about the origin of this rule? You're in luck! This episode takes you on a nostalgic journey back to 1956 when there were no such limit. We discuss the impact of Italy's record-breaking five-minute and nine-second song in 1957 that shaped the rules of today's Eurovision contest.
But wait, we don't stop there. Brace yourselves as we venture into the hypothetical world of a six-hour-long Eurovision Grand Final! Envision the dramatic costume reveals, intense performance dynamics, and yes, even marathon drinking games that could result from this extended time frame.

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1. Exploring the Three-Minute Rule and a Hypothetical 6 hour Eurovision Grand Final (00:00:00)

2. Longer Songs and Eurovision Impact (00:00:01)

3. Suggesting a 6-Hour Eurovision Grand Final (00:06:16)

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