The Eurovision Song Contest has always been a source of controversy, but this time, it's not about the music or voting—it's about the branding. The unveiling of the new logo for Basel 2025 has left many fans wondering, "What new logo?"
The logotype for Basel 2025 is nearly identical to the one used for Malmö 2023, with only a different flag. This has caused nostalgia among fans for the days when the design would change every year, prompting a deeper conversation about the purpose of logo design.
(Image credit: Eurovision Song Contest)
The ongoing debate raises significant questions: Is a logo meant to evolve, or should it maintain continuity? Fans seem divided, with some expressing a desire for more dynamic designs that reflect the spirit of the contest each year, while others appreciate the consistency of branding across events.
As the conversation continues, it becomes clear that the Eurovision logo is more than just a visual identity—it's a representation of the event's cultural significance and the emotions it evokes in its audience.
(Image credit: Eurovision Song Contest)
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