The lead singer of Eurovision winners Maneskin will be screened for drugs after the speculative audience who had taken cocaine on television has been confirmed.
Damiano David noticed at Saturday night’s Eurovision Song Contest leaning towards a table in what observers interpreted as an olfactory movement.
But Damiano refuted the concept that he had taken cocaine in the end, claiming that Thomas Raggi, the band’s guitarist, had just damaged a glass in the green room.
And the Italian singer will go through a voluntary drug control after returning to Italy from Rotterdam to convert it, according to a report by eurovision organizers.
Last night, Maneskin went to social media in reaction to rumors, proposing to “get [drug tests] because they said they had nothing to hide.
Speculation comes after Maneskin won first prize with Zitti e buoni scoring 524 points, ahead of Barbara Pravi’s French voila access and Gjon’s Tears song All the Universe came in third.
Maneskin’s lead singer, Damiano David (second left), will go through voluntary drug control after the specular audience was taking cocaine in eurovision’s live final.
On Sunday, the European Broadcasting Union said Damiano would be screened for drugs after returning home and showed that damaged glass had been discovered in the green room.
He said: “We are from the hypothesis surrounding the video clip of the winners of the Italian Eurovision Song Contest in the Green Room last night.
The organization has strongly refuted allegations of drug use and the singer will undergo voluntary control after he arrives home.
“This was asked of them last night, but may not be organized without delay through the EUC.
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