Eurovision 2016: The seven most bizarre moments in the show's history
From Finnish demons to Russian babushki, Eurovision never fails to disappoint
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Your support makes all the difference.The Eurovision Song Contest has arrived again and anticipation over which act will steal the show is rising.
Seemingly every year without fail one country's entrant stands out amongst the rest of what the continent (and Australia) has to offer.
Its history therefore features acts that specialise in the jaw dropping to the downright terrifying.
Ahead of this year's event, we've compiled the seven most bizarre moments in the video above.
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