Initially, Estonia was predicted to place 13th in the Eurovision Song Contest as of January and then fell to 17th the following month. However, after the Eesti Laul finals, where Vanilla Ninja was selected to represent Estonia, the country's ranking has plummeted further. This significant drop in predictions raises concerns about Estonia's potential performance at the contest.

The Eurovision predictions have been a source of optimism for many fans, but the recent results cast doubt on Estonia's prospects. The selection of Vanilla Ninja, a group with a considerable fan base, might have created high expectations, but the overall sentiment following Eesti Laul suggests that the odds are increasingly against Estonia. The dissatisfaction among fans indicates a broader issue within how Estonia's entries are perceived in the context of Eurovision.

As Eurovision approaches, discussions around Estonia's representation will likely intensify, with fans and analysts scrutinizing whether Vanilla Ninja can deliver an impressive performance despite the negative predictions. The impact of these ranking shifts could influence public support and further engagement with the contest, reflecting a complex relationship between public perception and actual performance outcomes in international music competitions.