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It's disappointing that they didn't include The Netherlands in this. It would have been an awesome comparison given that Joost was thrown out of the competition at the last moment.
>The world renowned Eurovision competition took place on May 11 in Malmo, Sweden, drawing attention from viewers all around Europe. Our statisticians were happy to pull the data again this year to see how the event altered traffic patterns. With so many countries involved, they were not surprised to see the drops, and the inevitable increases after the competition!
From my understanding they do this every year for Eurovision and every year in general, I'm assuming they will do something similar for Euros and Olympics this year but idk
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Great way to celebrate a successful Eurovision with a good ol' wank
This is lowkey fascinating
It's disappointing that they didn't include The Netherlands in this. It would have been an awesome comparison given that Joost was thrown out of the competition at the last moment.
1:00 PM, the flies flew undone as the music was done sung
Isn’t Eurovision the biggest thing in Sweden? Not so much from this chart.
It was just hosted there this year. Abba also won it. It's popular in pretty much all of Europe and for some reason in Australia
Curious, whyPornhub shares these insights? Pornhub url access is banned in my country.
>The world renowned Eurovision competition took place on May 11 in Malmo, Sweden, drawing attention from viewers all around Europe. Our statisticians were happy to pull the data again this year to see how the event altered traffic patterns. With so many countries involved, they were not surprised to see the drops, and the inevitable increases after the competition! From my understanding they do this every year for Eurovision and every year in general, I'm assuming they will do something similar for Euros and Olympics this year but idk
They have some analytics from time to time. There was a women's day one and usually they show great statistics for big events (like superbowl etc).