Eurovision

Disqualifications, protests and threats to pull out came close to derailing this year's contest completely.

The unprecedented action comes after a complaint made by a female member of the production crew.

'The investigation into the incident with the Dutch artist in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is still ongoing,' Eurovision's organizers said.

Yes we know it’s a lot of nonsense, but it’s kind of fun too.

'I’ve just felt really sad and distressed,' Alexander told The Times. 'But I still believe it’s a good thing when people come together for entertainment.'

'While we strongly support freedom of speech and the right to express opinions in a democratic society, we firmly oppose any form of online abuse, hate speech, or harassment,' one organizer said.

'Removing myself from the contest wouldn't bring us any closer to our shared goal,' the singer said in a statement on Friday, March 29.