Ijslandia in the Plastics Song Contest

Ijslandia will participate at the Plastics Song Contest for the first time in the Plastics Song Contest 1 in Aaltopolis, Wanheda.

Plastics Song Contest 1
On January 12th, the Queen of Ijslandia declared that the artist representing Ijslandia for the inaugural contest would be Icy Spicy Leoncie. Leoncie was then allowed to choose from her prolific repertoire of songs which song she would perform. She chose "Gay World" and was drawn to perform in the second half of the contest. The final running order was announced moments before the start of the contest, and it was learned that Leoncie will perform fifteenth in the running order, after Diadacia's entry and before Qaimoriya's. At the conclusion of the voting, Leoncie finished in last place out of 16 participants and received 18 points.

Plastics Song Contest 2
On January 22nd, the Queen of Ijslandia announced that the spokesperson for Ijslandia at the second contest would be Icy Spicy Leoncie. This effectively ruled Leoncie out as returning to the contest. The Queen also announced that the song would be sung in Icelandic, but the announcement of the artist and song was originally scheduled for January 25th. However, the Queen declared a press conference on January 23rd to reveal that the artist and song for Ijslandia would be Svala, singing the newly released song "Ég veit það." Svala was drawn to perform in the second half, and once the Contest began, Svala performed seventeenth in the running order, after Stockton's entry and before Lazanistan's. At the conclusion of the voting, Svala placed 15th with 46 points in a field of 21 countries, giving Ijslandia's highest finish to date.

Plastics Song Contest 3
On January 30th, before the conclusion of the second Plastics Song Contest, the Queen of Ijslandia declared that the third entry would be sung in Dutch. After an extensive search, Queen Þórdís declared that the song would be "Manon" sung by De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig. After the results of the second Plastics Song Contest, Queen Þórdís declared that the entry would be changed. She chose to replace De Jeudg van Tegenwoordig with Bazart, singing the song "Chaos." When asked for comment, the Queen declared that her rule is absolute and claims that the new song will better Ijslandia's relations with other countries, despite the fact that no one else listens to Dutch. Because of Svala's placement in the previous contest, Ijslandia will compete in the semi-final. On February 14th, Ijslandia was revealed to compete in the first half of the semi-final, specifically second in the running order, after Tonias Island's entry and before Highgarden's entry. When the results came in, Ijslandia was not revealed as one of the ten finalist, finishing in 13th place with 82 points.

Plastics Song Contest 4
On February 21st, the Ijslandian Parliament confirmed Ijslandia's participating in the fourth Plastics Song Contest by passing a new law. This law decreed that every fourth contest Ijslandia competed in would decide the entry by a national final, called Söngvakeppnin voor Ijslandia. Queen Þórdís royally assented the new law, however, sneaked in a special clause that the Queen would declare which language and which artists the public and national juries would vote on. She declared that the fourth entry would be sung in Korean to appease the vocal Korean minority in the country, noting that "Parliament has left you behind, but I haven't. I know you'll represent our country with pride," before sipping iced tea. At the end of the international juries, Super Junior was in the lead by 4 points over Uhm Jung Hwa, coming down to the televote. Uhm Jung Hwa won the televote with 35% of the vote, but Super Junior placed second with 33% of the vote, meaning that Uhm Jung Hwa didn't earn enough points to pass Super Junior. Super Junior will represent Ijslandia in the fourth Plastics Song Contest with the song, "Sexy, Free & Single." Also at the conclusion of the broadcast, Kyungran Kim surprised her co-host and revealed that the Queen declared that Douwe Bob would represent the country at the fifth Plastics Song Contest. On March 11th, Ijslandia was drawn to compete in the second half of the second Semi-Final. On March 12th, it was revealed that Ijslandia would compete in the ninth slot, after Tonias Island's song and before Lubinaska's. On March 19th, Ijslandia was revealed to have failed to qualify for the second year in a row, finishing in thirteenth place with 48 points.

Plastics Song Contest 5
After being selected to represent Ijslandia at the fifth Plastics Song Contest, Douwe Bob chose to perform in English with the song "Jacob's Song." Queen Þórdís agreed and on April 3rd, Ijslandia was drawn to perform in the first half of the second Semi-Final. On April 4th, it was revealed that Douwe Bob would perform sixth in the running order, after Saint Corlisa's performance and before Ariana Kingdom's performance. On April 14th, Ijslandia was not announced as one of the countries advancing, having placed in 17th with 34 points. This makes Douwe Bob's appearance the worst performance in Ijslandian history and the third year in a row that Ijslandia was failed to qualify for the Grand Final.

Plastics Song Contest 6
On April 7th, Queen Þórdís revealed that Ijslandia would participate in the sixth Plastics Song Contest, and the entry would be sung in Icelandic. A further announcement of the artist or the song isn't expected for another week. On April 10th, Sunday was revealed to be the artist representing Ijslandia. They will represent the country with the song "Fjaðrir." On May 12th, it was announced that not only would Ijslandia compete in the first half of the second Semi-Final, but that Sunday would perform seventh, after Máen Tórhalla's entry but before De Cymru's. On May 27th, Ijslandia was not announced as one of the qualifying acts, making this the fourth edition in a row that Ijslandia failed to qualify since the implementation of Semi-Finals. Sunday finished in 15th place in the Semi-Final with 29 points.

Plastics Song Contest 7
On May 14th, Queen Þórdís revealed that Ijslandia would participate in the seventh Plastics Song Contest with the song "De laatste" sung by Aurélie. This also means that the entry will be sung in Dutch for the second time in Ijslandia's history. On June 24th, it was revealed that Ijslandia would perform in the first half of the second Semi-Final. Later that day, the running order was revealed, and Ijslandia would perform third, after Slumalia's entry but before Backwardia Island's entry. On July 3rd, Ijslandia was the last country named as a qualifier, returning Ijslandia to their first Grand Final since Plastics Song Contest #2, having failed to qualify the past four times. Later that day, Ijslandia was revealed to perform 18th in the Grand Final, after Lyrisia's entry and before F.C.R Orriconia's. On July 15th, it was revealed that Ijslandia placed 21st with 33 points in the Grand Final, while placing 7th in the second Semi-Final with 62 points.

Plastics Song Contest 8
Queen Þórdís revealed on May 31st that Ijslandia would participate in the eighth Plastics Song Contest. According to the new law passed in February, this edition would feature a national final to decide the participant for the contest. When asked for what language she wanted to be sung, Queen Þórdís decided that it would be Hindi, because "Bollywood movies are great and I want us to celebrate them." This continues the trend of the national selection using an overarching genre as their theme for the selection (the first being K-Pop). On June 25th, national jury and televoting began for the contest for the eight competing entries in Söngvakeppnin voor Ijslandia 2: "Bóllýwóöð". On July 15th, Kavita Seth and Neeraj Shridhar won the right to sing for Ijslandia with the song "Tum Hi Ho Bandhu" from the hit movie Cocktail. On August 25th, it was revealed that Seth and Shridhar would compete in the second half of the first Semi-Final. Later, Ijslandia was revealed to perform twelfth in the running order, after F.C.R. Orriconia, but before Fokland. On September 6th, Ijslandia was not announced as one of the ten qualifiers, having placed 12th with 20 points.

Plastics Song Contest 9
On August 29th, Ijslandia confirmed that it would participate in the ninth Plastics Song Contest. Following tradition, the entry will be sung in English. On September 1st, Lyn Inaizumi was announced as the singer, and chose to sing "Rivers in the Desert." On October 10th, it was revealed that Inaizumi would compete in the first half of the second Semi-Final. Later that day, Ijslandia performed fourth in the running order, after Austruama, but before Rockland. On October 22nd, Ijslandia was announced as the eighth country to qualify for the Grand Final. Later that day, Ijslandia was placed in the first half of the Grand Final, and then was revealed to once again perform fourth in the running order, after De Cymru, but before Swishland. On November 5th, it was revealed that Ijslandia placed 10th in the Semi-Final with 55 points and placed 23rd in the Grand Final with 40 points.

Plastics Song Contest 10
On October 23rd, Ijslandia confirmed that it would participate in the tenth Plastics Song Contest. Following tradition, the entry will be sung in Icelandic. On October 24th, Páll Óskar was chosen to represent Ijslandia in the contest with the song "Vinnum þetta fyrirfram." On November 17th, it was revealed that Páll Óskar would in the second half of the first ever third Semi-Final. It was later revealed that Óskar would perform eleventh, after Salmavia's entry but before Kerry Republic's entry. On November 30th, Ijslandia was not named as one of the seven qualifiers, meaning that Ijslandia failed to qualify.

Plastics Song Contest 11
On December 14th, Ijslandia confirmed that it would participate in the eleventh Plastics Song Contest. Following tradition, the entry will be sung in Dutch. On December 15th, it was announced that De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig will compete for the country and sing "Manon". On January 2nd, it was revealed that Ijslandia was drawn to perform in the second half of the first Semi-Final. For the show, Ijslandia performed twelfth in the running order, after Brizharvor's entry but before Qaimoriya's entry. At the conclusion of the Semi-Final, Ijslandia was not named as one of the ten qualifiers, having placed 12th with 39 points.

Plastics Song Contest 12
On October 22nd, Parliament passed a law stating that Korean was an official language of Ijslandia along with English, Icelandic, and Dutch. This was after a massive campaign by the Korean minority and a public opinion postal vote that overwhelmingly wanted the law to be put into effect. This means that Korean will be sung at the Plastics Song Contest, but Söngvakeppnin voor Ijslandia currently holds the spot the Korean entry would have. Queen Þórdís is currently in talked with Ijslandian Parliament about this new law and the fate of the national final is currently unknown. More announcements are expected to take place once the twelfth contest approaches. On October 30th, Queen Þórdís announced that the Ijslandian entry for the contest would be performed in Korean and the selection process would be through a national final, the third edition of Söngvakeppnin voor Ijslandia. The Queen also revealed that she is currently accepting applications from musical professionals throughout the rule to take part in the international jury of the national final. More details about the final are expected to be released in the upcoming weeks. After the conclusion of the 11th contest, an internal selection was held instead, and Stellar was chosen to represent Ijslandia with the song "Vibrato." Ijslandia is slated to perform 12th in the first Semi-Final, after Ustarlandia but before F.C.R Orriconia. On February 20th, Ijslandia was revealed as one of the ten qualifying entries. The Grand Final order was then revealed, with Ijslandia performing 22nd, after Frankland's entry, but before Alandria's entry. On March 10th, Ijslandia placed 12th in the Grand Final with 62 points, making this Ijslandia's best placement since the second contest. It was also revealed that Ijslandia placed second in their semi-final with 96 points, Ijslandia's best placement in a semi-final format.

Plastics Song Contest 13
After the conclusion of the twelfth song contest, Ijslandia revealed that following tradition, the thirteenth entry would be in English. The song "Visions of Gideon" by Sufjan Stevens was originally chosen to represent the nation. However, on April 11th, Sufjan withdrew and the song "Anna Wintour" by Azealia Banks was chosen as a replacement. On August 6th, Azealia was replaced due to "unacceptable behavior" and Hyolyn was chosen with the song "See Sea". This will mean the English-Icelandic-Dutch-Other Language pattern will be broken with this contest. It was announced later that Hyolyn finished 11th with 51 points, making this the best placement to date, surprising Stellar last contest.

Plastics Song Contest 14
It's been announced that a Korean song will be used again for this contest, this time HYUNA will represent Ijslandia with the song "Red".

Contestants
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Voting history
As of #8, Ijslandia's voting history is as follows:

Detailed Voting History
Plastics Song Contest 1

Plastics Song Contest 2

Plastics Song Contest 3 - Semi-Final

Plastics Song Contest 3 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 4 - Semi-Final 2

Plastics Song Contest 4 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 5 - Semi-Final 2

Plastics Song Contest 5 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 6 - Semi-Final 2

Plastics Song Contest 6 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 7 - Semi-Final 2

Plastics Song Contest 7 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 8 - Semi-Final 1

Plastics Song Contest 8 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 9 - Semi-Final 2

Plastics Song Contest 9 - Grand Final

Plastics Song Contest 10 - Semi-Final 3

Plastics Song Contest 10 - Grand Final