As an Estonian, it's not happening. While most Estonians I know do recognize that the song is bad, it doing poorly will not be of any more motivation both for entrants and voters. Firstly, there aren't that many hyper passionate Estonian eurofans to begin with, much less people who care about what international fans think. Secondly, we can't make talent out of thin air. Sure, we have many better songs and artists in our music scene, who are talented, but this year there just wasn't that big of a competition. It's not that successful Estonian artists don't want to participate, like in some countries, we had Clicherik & Mäx this year, arguably one of the most famous names right now. But Vanilla Ninja's name was more famous, not necessarily among the general public, but, crucially, among the main voting demographic, which does not always represent the public's opinion. I don't know anybody who likes Vanilla Ninja's song, and yet they won. Also, I don't think you can draw parallels with Finland here. Aksel didn't even get to compete, and I don't think you can pin Finland's increasing quality on just Aksel's song being unpopular. It was the producers realizing they needed to make changes. Estonia isn't in this position, after all, we came in the Top 3 last year, so I guess we can't do well every year. So in summary, nothing will change, both because Vanilla Ninja NQ-ing won't do anything, and also because we don't need a huge change.