Germany Supports the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest

Germany supports the UK.

The UK might get extra points in the Eurovision Song Contest thanks to Germany. The UK's singer, Look Mum No Computer, wants to win and not get zero points. The song 'Eins, Zwei, Drei' is by Sam Battle.

The song is special because it's not all in English. The Germans like this decision.

Germany's embassy in the UK said they will support Sam Battle. He will sing in German to almost 200 million people.

Look Mum No Computer represents the UK.

The UK and Germany have good relations. The embassy said this and also talked about the Eurovision song.

The embassy likes the song and thinks learning German is fun. They joked about the UK's next song being in German too.

The embassy will cheer for the UK, but hopes Germany wins. Sam Battle thought about singing in Welsh, but it was too hard.

Sam wanted to show the UK in a special way. He tried to use Welsh, but it didn't work.

Sam feels good about his song. He likes to try new things and be different.

Look Mum No Computer will perform on Saturday. Sam made some of the stage himself, including big synthesiser panels.

Sam has been on YouTube since 2013 and has many views and followers. He makes videos about unusual music equipment.

Sam is known for making strange instruments, like an organ from toys and a synthesiser from a bike.

Rylan and Angela will commentate the semi-finals, and Graham Norton will commentate the final.

Some countries didn't participate in the Contest because of Israel. Thirty-five countries will compete for the trophy.

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