After finishing second in the Eesti Laul contest with his song 'Days Like This', Noep discussed the encouraging message he received from Ukraine, which made him reevaluate his feelings about his performance. He remarked that in light of the current struggles and lack of basic amenities in Kyiv, it seems foolish to dwell on not winning the competition. The perspective offered by someone in Ukraine helped him put his disappointments into context during a time of significant hardship for others.

Despite feeling a sense of disappointment for not taking the top spot, Noep humorously noted that he came to share this sentiment with the Estonian people and expressed gratitude towards those who voted for him. He suggested that, while it was a letdown to come in second place, he was thankful for the support he received from many fans, who encouraged him to participate actively in future competitions. Noep's performance garnered significant recognition, and he acknowledged the importance of fan support in his journey as a musician.

Noep also mentioned his excitement about the potential opportunities awaiting him if he were to participate in the Eurovision song contest. He highlighted the chance to showcase his music on a broader European platform through various performances and events, linking his personal aspirations as an artist to a larger cultural exchange. The vibrant musical scene leading up to Eurovision is something that he cherishes, as it allows him to blend his artistry with the experiences he has gained in Estonia, thus connecting with larger audiences in a meaningful way.