Subwoolfer have organised a flash mob to their song “Give That Wolf A Banana”.
Ahead of their appearance at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, Norwegian participants Subwoolfer have organised a fun flash mob in the streets of Turin. At the meet-up, fans and passersby joined in by performing the choreography to their Eurovision song “Give That Wolf A Banana”.
Subwoolfer aren’t the only Eurovision acts to take to the Italian streets, as recently Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra and Poland’s Ochman have been performing for the public, as well as The Rasmus from Finland.
The Norwegian artists have finished all of their rehearsals, find out how they got on here.
Who are Subwoolfer?
Subwoolfer are a Norwegian duo who specialise in the pop, electropop, and EDM genres. Their exact identities are kept a secret, however, they have published a fictional story behind the origins of how the pair came about, which is that the duo was formed 4.5 billion years ago on the moon. There have been many rumours as to the identities of the musicians, including Ylvis and Ben Adams.
Source: NRK | Image source: EBU / Nathan Reinds
Norway debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1960 and have won the contest three times – in 1985, 1995 and 2009. The country has the dubious record of finishing last the most times, eleven in total, and have received nul points four times. Norway last won the contest in 2009 when Alexander Rybak broke all records with his song “Fairytale”. He scored 387 points in the final, receiving 16 sets of 12 points and scoring points from every country.
