Embarrassed: Hungary leaves the Eurovision with the reason it's “tete gay”

Hungary has left Eurovision amid speculation that the song contest is “te gay for the country's far-right government.

Although no official reason for withdrawal has yet been given, a source within the Hungarian public broadcaster reportedly has said they have withdrawn due to the enmity of Eurovision ties with LGB+.

A pro-government commentator described Eurovision as a “gay float” and said the country's mental health would be better if they did not participate, writes Independent, translate Periscope.

A source within the MTVA, which is Hungary's public broadcaster [our RTK Albanian] who usually holds song contests in which the winner goes to present the country at Eurovision, told The Guardian newspaper: “I am not surprised. This comes from the organizational culture of television. ”

Positive coverage of LGBT+ rights in the media is not encouraged, they have told the newspaper.

This comes after the Hungarian index page.hu quoted a source from the public broadcaster who had said they had withdrawn from Eurovision because it was considered “tem gay”>>. /Periscope