- We were feeling like, okay, it's something catchy,
and if we find the right melody with the voice,
it can be something very hit-ish.
I don't know how to say it.
- Hit-ish. Yeah. - Banger!
- A banger. - I like, I like hit-ish.
- At the time we were very, very inspired,
because we wrote it like two or three days
after the Eurovision started.
- Yeah. - Something like that.
- So it was a moment when we were full of energy
and of happiness, of course, for what just happened.
And we wanted to make a song
which was not like too serious
or too heavy.
We felt like we wanted to do something
that was just funny and entertaining.
- You know that there's a lot of situations
in your life when you feel like you're doing something cool
or you're empowering yourself or you're just,
I don't know, expressing yourself,
but the people around you don't understand
and try to, I don't know, to shut this down or,
- To limit you.
- Yeah to limit you, it's like describing this situation
where you feel like you're doing something good
for yourself,
but at the same time you feel like the others
are not fully understanding it.
- You know, you feel like all eyes are on you,
but you're not doing actually nothing.
Like the normalest thing in the world, like going out
or going to dinner or stuff like that.
And so they make you feel like you're notorious. you know
Yeah, you're famous, but not always for good things.
like they always search for something to talk about
and to talk shit about.
- When I write melodies,
I don't write like directly the lyrics.
I write some gibberish shit.
So I just had to fill up the space
and mamma mia was fitting very well.
And at the end, I thought a lot about
should I keep it?
Should I change it?
Is it too childish?
Is it too stupid?
But at the end of it all, we really liked it and,
- At the end of it all, we're really childish and stupid.
- Yeah. We were really (Victoria laughing)
childish and stupid.
- It was like strictly pointing to the French press
who told that I was on the drugs.
And they-
- Doing lines on live television.
- Yeah. I was doing lines
on live television. - Sure.
(group laughs)
And also they criticized me because I was drunk
at the press conference but,
(group laughs)
But I just won the most important-
- Yeah exactly.
- Music award in Europe.
Let me get drunk.
(Victoria laughs)
You have to feel-
- It's honest. - It's fair.
- You have to feel lucky that
I'm still able
to talk with you. - Yeah, yeah.
(Victoria laughing)
- Absolutely.
And besides it was like over,
so it was just over,
so it's completely fair. - Yeah, yeah.
- It's two weeks of full pressure.
- Exactly.
- And rehearsing and stuff - Make me happy just for-
and then it's-
- You're done. - One hour.
You're completely done.
So it was like, let me just enjoy myself.
- There's nothing to explain.
- No.
- Otherwise we will be too vulgar.
- Too vulgar? - Pretty simple.
- Vulgar. - Pretty simple.
- Yeah, it's just exactly what you read.
- I love how all the naughtiest part of the song
you're like avoiding them very well.
- Absolutely. (Damiano whistles)
- Cause we were very cringed - You were avoiding them
- About, we were like, - very well.
- How can we explain I wanna drink your rain?
- Without sound-
- I love that you're skipping it.