| MrGaryy |
27-11-2008 07:54 PM |
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Music I reckon.
Personally, I would sooner shoot myself in the foot than play sport. I do everything in my power to get out of PE every week. I even asked a doctor to give me a note without any illness.
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But what would more people watch on TV, an episode of CDUK (if it was on) or the World Cup Final?
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World Cup Final, but for several reasons. Music is much more accessable to people than sport is, they have the radio, CD's music channels, music magazines, award shows, where as sport fans only really have watching it on telly or going to the games (I know there is the odd sport mag too).
Also a lot of people might watch a world cup final to be patriactic (SP?) to their country or as many bet on foot ball games.
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Right, well something in sport and music on an equal field. More people watch Euro than the Eurovision Song Contest.
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You can hardly compare the two. The Europian League games are still taken very seriously and are a major event in the football season. The Eurovision is known as a joke now, many shun it due to political voting. Most music lovers wouldn't watch the Eurovision, so it's hardly a fair representation of music.
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Then look in the past where Eurovision was taken seriously.
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I've looked and seen that music was also much less accessable, downloading wasn't the norm, there weren't many music channel or magazines. Just radio, MTV and TOTP, so of course more tuned in then. But it still isn't a fair comparison as the eurovision only ever displayed maybe two genre's of music at most. |
