Quicxervision Song Contest Wiki

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**Quicxervision Song Contest**, sometimes abbreviated to **QSC** and often simply
referred to as **Quicxervision**, is an international competition organized on YouTube by **ESC Quicxer** with participants representing countries from all over the world. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed in the competition, and competing countries then vote for other countries' songs to determine the winner. The competition is traditionally organized in the country that won last year's edition.

## Origins

The first ever Quicxervision started in January 2022. It was held in Stockholm, Sweden which also was the first ever country to host the QSC. Thirty-seven nations took part in the first edition, with a battle being held to determine the winner. Followers of the contest awarded 12 points to their favorite, 10 points to their second favourite and then 8 points to 1 point for the rest.

## Participation

Any full member of the Quicxer Broadcasting Union may submit a song to the Quicxervision Song Contest. Each full member has a Head of Delegation (HoD) who is responsible for selecting the artists and songs that the country sends for a given edition. The head of the delegation most often changes with each edition.

**Debuts**

Here is the list of all debuting countries with their edition:

Brazil, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Egypt, Finland,
France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Israel, Italy,
Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, N. Macedonia, Netherlands,
Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino,
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## Format

The competition has two semi-finals and a final. The top ten who scored points from each semi-final will advance to the finals.From the first edition, the winning country of each edition is automatically selected to host the next edition. However, the head of the winner's delegation may choose the city in which the show will take place.

## Autoqualifications

At the beginning of each edition there is a allocation draw in which the countries are allocated to the semi-finals. However, not all of them. 5 of the participating nations can automatically qualify for the final as "BIG 5" by random selection. From the first edition, the Big Five and the host country are automatically in the final.

## Rules

There are several rules for the contest to enter. The main rule of the competition is that the country must officially join the Quicxer Broadcasting Union. After the opening of the submission of songs, users can take the position of head of delegation of one of the participating countries. It often happens that users change the country whose delegation they lead in each edition, but sometimes they decide to stay in the same country. All works must be approved by the reference group of the competition. The song must have been released since 2010 and had less than 1 billion views on YouTube. Participants must be 15 years or older and each head of delegation may only represent one country.

### **Song eligibility and languages**

All competing entries must be five minutes or less in length. All competing entries must contain vocals and lyrics of some kind, and purely instrumental tracks and covers are not allowed. Competition entries may be submitted in any language, both natural and artificial, and participating head of delegations are free to choose the language in which their entry may be made.

### **Borrowing**

Some participants are authorised to borrow artists from other countries, due to a small music industry and a lack of interested artists.

## Voting

The voting system used in the competition exists from the very beginning. Each country awards one set of 12, 10, 8–1 points for 10 favorite songs. Competition observers who do not take part in the competition may also vote by televoting.

**Presentation of points**

From the first edition, all participants are required to vote. If they did not comply with this requirement without explanation, the points from the country from which the head of the delegation did not vote are random. The scoreboard is typically used to present votes. All votes are counted equally.

**Ties**

Ties between countries are common in the competition and sometimes countries lose the chance of entering the final because of it. In the event of a tie, the country with the most 12-point sets ranks higher.

## **Winners**

The contest has so far 1 winner. UK won the first ever edition with Adele's song "Oh My God".

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