My guilty pleasure will always be Bara Bada Bastu. It is loosey goosey, over the top, and it makes almost no sense, probably even less if you do not speak Swedish like me, but that is the main reason I love it so much. From the very first beat, it feels like you have walked into the strangest sauna party anyone could imagine, with silly and fun loud shouts, and a rhythm that gets stuck in your head. It is not the type of song that aims for first, and I would never call it the best written song of the contest, but it has a great vibe that cannot be copied. I have played it more times than I would want to count , and every single time I laugh, smile, and feel my mood change for the better. Eurovision is not only about deep songs or perfect voices, it is also about joy, having a good time, and songs that invite everyone to have fun, and Bara Bara Bastu does that perfectly. What I like most is that it never hides what it is, it is silly, noisy, and a little bit messy, but it never apologizes for that, and the result is something that makes the whole show brighter. For years my guilty pleasure was fairytale, a song that still makes me feel good when I hear it, but now Bara Bara Bastu has taken over, and I think it suits me better!