In a recent article, Matilda Källén from Dagens Nyheter discusses Felicia's deserved victory in Melodifestivalen, emphasizing that her performance was greatly enhanced by a spectacular show. Källén notes that Felicia's entry, "My System," was a favorite throughout the competition and that her elaborate staging played a crucial role in securing her win. While the song might not appeal to everyone, it managed to capture the audience's attention at the Strawberry Arena, marking a clear triumph for Felicia.

Källén expresses some reservations about the quality of "My System" as a song, describing it in the context of entries that would typically populate her gym playlist but might not achieve broader appeal. Despite her doubts about the song's longevity or success beyond the contest, she acknowledges that the hype surrounding the show and Felicia's strong performance significantly contributed to the outcome. The article implies that the spectacle of the event outweighed the musical aspects, raising questions about the criteria by which performances are judged in competition.

The piece also sheds light on the role of expectations set by prediction from gambling companies and experts prior to the show. With Felicia positioned as a frontrunner, the outcome had a degree of inevitability that may dampen the excitement of the competition. Källén's article ultimately reflects on the dynamics of music competitions, where visuals and theatrical presentation might overshadow the actual musical content, shaping the audience's experience and preferences at events like Melodifestivalen.