"Two heads with microphones": Alyona Alyona explains her black outfit at the 2024 National Selection and provokes a discussion

After rapper alyona alyona won the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in a duet with Jerry Heil, fans asked to change their images from black to brighter colors. The problem was that the singers merged with the black stage background and were hardly noticeable. According to alyona alyona, she doesn't seem to be planning to change her total dark look, calling it part of her style.

The rapper boasted on Instagram that she has a lot of black clothes in her wardrobe and that this is her way of expressing emotions and feelings. In the comments, however, fans are adamant about changing the outfits, as both singers look like two heads without a body on stage in dark clothes.

"But I love it [the black color]. I have a lot of black things in my wardrobe. I love black hoodies, jackets, and black shoes. It's part of my style. For me, black is also an opportunity to express my emotions and feelings. In general, it symbolizes a lot of things and these things are not necessarily negative," the star explained.

However, as we noted earlier, not all fans liked the color choice for the image. "I love black and I like the clothes, but you were just not visible against that background. 2 heads with microphones," wrote one commenter.

Some Internet users did not like the rapper's layered look: "As for me, it's not about the color. You're wearing a little too much here. During your performance, I thought she was going to take off that trench coat and have a wow effect. And the black... The color is like a color. Graphic, deep", "For me, black is okay, but I would probably take off the cloak. Let it be black, but with a little less volume."

Many fans noticed a kind of mournfulness for a "light" song: "I also like black, but this song made your and Jerry's images look mournful... For some reason, I really want to see you in light colors for this song", "It seems to me that for such a song, white should be the color for Eurovision, if we are singing about something holy", "It seems to me that since the song is light, the images should be light".