Bucks Fizz, the iconic pop group that won Eurovision in 1981, has publicly endorsed the UK's entry, Look Mum No Computer, for this year's contest. The song, titled 'Eins Zwei Drei,' has created a dividing opinion among fans, with some praising its originality and upbeat nature while others have dismissed it as lackluster and out of touch. The performer, known for past inventions such as a Furby organ, faces both fervent support and scathing criticism from the audience.

While Look Mum No Computer, the stage name of Sam Battle, attempts to make his mark with a new wave electro style, his entry has sparked a range of emotions from excitement to disappointment. The Eurovision community tends to have strong opinions, and this year proves to be no different, leading to mixed reactions that might influence its performance in the competition. Bucks Fizz's backing serves to highlight both the nostalgia associated with Eurovision and the importance of support from those who have previously triumphed in the contest.

As the Eurovision Song Contest approaches, taking place in May in Vienna, the buzz surrounding Look Mum No Computer's entry continues to grow. While some viewers remain skeptical about its chances, the endorsement from Bucks Fizz adds credibility to the hopeful's ambition. It brings to light the evolving landscape of popular music and the varied tastes of Eurovision fans, setting the stage for what could be a memorable performance in the renowned international competition.