Winners in the long run.

The goal of LT United, seemingly, is obviously to win, but winning doesn't mean Lithuania makes great pop; it means more simply that Lithuania is a functioning member of the European community, contributing and competing in everything, on a par along with the rest of the EU nations. The nationalism of LT United takes a step back (in comparison to "Welcome"), and what remains important is unity... But that unity is very importantly limited not just to the form of the nation. LT United glorifies unity as such, either the unity of a team, of a group, of a nation, of a class, or of the world in and of itself. Here Vee's words are especially valuable: "Chantons la même chanson." We are all singing the same song. This is a much more palatable politics, then, which makes "We Are the Winners," aesthetic concerns aside, a better candidate for Eurovision, and a better reflection of Lithuania.

This first clip is of LT United in rehearsal. They are either hungover or on  'luudes. Or both. Very amusing. 

Next, this is proof positive of the song's total explosion. Even the youth of tomorrow is already hooked on the antics of LT United!