It is a question that deeply divides the country.
Families are torn apart, and every meeting with friends has the chance to just totally kick off.
Some people love it, and invest a worrying amount of their personality in it.
Others hate it - and they just can't stop telling you how much they hate it, as if them hating it makes even the slightest difference to how you live your life.
I am of course talking about Eurovision.
But as Britain prepares to take another kicking at the hands of European audiences it turns out that Brits want Out.
That is right - if a referendum was held on our totally not a joke of a country staying or leaving a song contest we'd Leave.
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And the breakdown? Glad you asked.
52% would vote to leave.
48% to remain.
Exactly. The. Same. As. The. EU. Referendum.
YouGov asked 1,693 GB adults how they would vote on Britain’s continued membership of the Eurovision song contest and when non-voters and the undecideds were removed, it left familiar figures: 52% would vote to leave, and 48% to remain.
Commenting on the results, Matt Smith, Lead Data Journalist at YouGov, said: “The British public’s historically more detached attitude towards the European Union is matched by their feelings on another classic European institution - the Eurovision Song Contest.
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"While other countries tend to engage with the show in the spirit in which it is intended, Britons are more likely to be watching ironically.
"And with Britons voting 52/48 in favour of leaving the contest, these numbers serve as reminder of the ongoing division taking place within our country.”
