On February 14, Eurovisionworld, the largest portal covering Eurovision news, reported on the victory of Vanilla Ninja's song "Too Epic to Be True" in the Eesti Laul 2026 competition. Following the announcement, the portal opened a public rating system where visitors can rate the song on a five-point scale. This feature has drawn significant interest, with nearly six thousand users having cast their votes so far.

The voting system not only allows fans to show their support for their favorite entries but also provides feedback on performances from the Eesti Laul contest. Users can give scores without needing to register, making it accessible for all fans of the competition. Among the rated songs are not just Vanilla Ninja's but also entries from other artists such as Ollie and Noëpi, making for an engaging community interaction.

The ratings and comments from viewers could serve as valuable insight into the public's perception of performances ahead of Eurovision 2026. This initiative emphasizes audience involvement in the music competition and could impact how artists prepare for the upcoming international stage, reflecting the competitive nature of Eurovision.