Yle’s Eurovision chief producer: Erika Vikman’s performance has not been changed at the request of the EBU

The issue was raised when Erika Vikman told the Swedish newspaper Expressen about the EBU’s requests for changes.

The issue came to the fore when Vikman told the Swedish newspaper Expressen that the EBU thought the performance was too “sexual” and that changes should be made to the clothes and lyrics, among other things.

– We have to play by their rules and change my outfit. They want to cover my butt,” Vikman said in an interview with the magazine.

Anssi Autio says he cannot comment on Vikman’s remarks. However, he confirms that discussions have taken place with the EBU, but no direct demands have been made.

According to Aution, everything should be in order.

On Thursday evening, Vikman stated on his Instagram account that EBU has made preliminary comments on the presentation, but official answers or comments to the Eurovision presentation sent by EBU have not yet received.

\”Nothing has been finally decided, the discussion will continue,\” Vikman writes.

According to Vikman, he will be given a new outfit for the Eurovision Song Contest, but this is not related to EBU’s preliminary comments, but the singer himself asked for a new outfit before Ebu’s attention.

*Corrected at 10.45am: Vikman’s outfit is latex, no leather, as described earlier in the caption. Updated at 5:15 pm: Added information updated by Erika Vikman to Instagram.*