Eurovision Star JJ Aims for Victory: “Nothing Can Stop Us Anymore!”

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Basel, Switzerland – Austria’s Eurovision hopeful JJ has stormed into the grand final of the 69th Eurovision Song Contest with his powerful popera anthem “Wasted Love,” cementing his status as one of the top favorites to win. The 24-year-old countertenor, who boasts Filipino-Austrian heritage, delivered a show-stopping performance in Thursday’s second semi-final, securing one of ten coveted spots in Saturday’s ultimate showdown.

From Semi-Final Triumph to Final Ambitions
Starting in sixth position—a lucky omen reminiscent of Austria’s 2014 winner Conchita Wurst—JJ captivated audiences and jurors alike with his soaring vocals and dramatic staging. Betting agencies have placed him just behind Sweden’s quirky entry, but with the final vote open to the broader European public, the race remains wide open.

“I’m feeling all the emotions right now—it’s crazy,” JJ told Austrian media after his semi-final victory. “I’m going to push a bit harder now and hopefully come home with the win.”

A Nod to Destiny—and Filipino Support
The young star couldn’t ignore the parallels to Conchita’s historic victory, joking that if he lands the same final starting position (11th), “nothing can stop us.” But JJ also has another ace up his sleeve: his Filipino roots.

Filipinos supporting JJ in Austria call on the Filipino diaspora across Europe to rally behind him in Saturday’s televote.

The Final Showdown
As the Eurovision finale approaches, anticipation reaches a fever pitch. Will JJ’s operatic pop spectacle and cross-continental appeal propel Austria to victory? One thing is sure: with his unstoppable confidence and a growing fan base, the world will be watching.

Catch JJ’s performance in the Eurovision Grand Final this Saturday, live from Basel.

How to Vote: Fans across Europe—especially the Filipino community—can vote via the Eurovision app, SMS, or phone lines after his performance. Every vote counts!

hector pascua with reports from oe24.at/picture: screenshot from Eurovision Song Contest, orf.at

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