Talk:Måneskin

Section style, personal life and LGBT

There is obviously a need to have a discussion. This edit ([1]) was edited by others with some of the information moved to other sections, articles, or even removed. As argued here ([2]);

• Why should be brought back the previous section style which is not practical and common in the same type of articles? Eurovision already has its fair share of information in the present years of the band's career and more details can be found in other related articles.

• Why should include private information about the sexuality of such young people, which by the way as stated in edit summaries is "not related to page content and not adding value to Wikipedia article"? Why we should mention some LGBT media if other mainstream references did not write about LGBT media, which by the way never heard off, and it's not like only LGBT media noticed the kiss between the guys, but nothing special among rockers, and there's nothing notable about it in general. Actually, as was stated before, the information about the kiss in the performance was moved to "Zitti e buoni#Performance and reception", while David's sexuality is mentioned in his own article Damiano David#Personal life (update: not anymore). It is not like it is not on Wikipedia at all. Others' sexuality was mentioned in the Band members section, but honestly, this kind of information is out of context here as well. I tried to find some mainstream references which would have more context about it but did not find any. The sentence "LGBT media took note of the kisses given by Damiano to Thomas and Ethan, broadcast during the reprise performance at the end of the show.[33][34] Previously, in a February 2021 interview with a Corriere della Sera newspaper, Victoria self-described as bisexual, Thomas as heterosexual, Damiano as heterosexual but "curious", and Ethan as "sexually free".[35]" looks like a pushover which connects a + b to get a c that no reference mentions at all.--ParoleSonore (talk) 22:13, 31 May 2021 (UTC)

I am trying to gather as many as possible people for discussion who recently made an edit User:Feuerrabe, User:Markworthen, User:Ss112, User:Stee888, User:Alienautic, User:ArturSik, User:Nemo_bis, User:Lk95, User:LaVozSA, User:Unkownsolidier, User:BabbaQ, User:IvanScrooge98, User:Simeon, User:JalenFolf, User:Jochem van Hees, User:IXCat.--ParoleSonore (talk) 22:57, 31 May 2021 (UTC)

I agree, a separate subsection about their Eurovision performance, half of which is basically personal information on the members’ sexuality, seems out of place to me. If anything, the latter could be included in a “Personal life” section, but I honestly have no idea if this is common enough in Wikipedia articles about music groups. 〜イヴァンスクルージ九十八［IvanScrooge98］（会話） 13:52, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

I tried to check and it is not common at all. Articles about bands are always about music career, music style and so on, and never about their personal life or even advocacy. Band members section is always a list of band members and years and nothing else. Take for an example, Dave Grohl is an advocate of LGBT rights but Foo Fighters article doesn't mention anything about it; Rob Halford is one of rare metal names who many years ago openly revealed his homosexuality but Judas Priest doesn't mention anything about it; Freddie Mercury was bisexual but Queen doesn't mention anything about it as well. They don't even have LGBT categories. It is not relevant and is out of place. Another issue of stating their personal sexuality, true or not, is their very young age. In some countries some of them are still not of legal age, also the sexuality in that period is fluid and can change. It is a triviality overall, on the contrary, the big news surrounding Eurovision performance were the false accusations about Damiano's drug use during the final and Damiano's response about the band "not falling into the stereotype of the alcoholic and drugged rock star" with all four of them being anti-drug advocates. That had indescribably far more notoriety in the references. Is that mentioned in this article? No, it is not and shouldn't because it still has nothing to do with the music, the accusations had nothing to do with other band members, and especially because those were fake news. --ParoleSonore (talk) 17:00, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

I suggest reviewing the following guidelines and making a consensus decision that is consistent with them.

Main page: Wikipedia:Manual of Style § Identity

See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject LGBT studies/Guidelines

Care should be taken to avoid placing undue weight on sexuality. A person's sexual orientation or activities should usually not be mentioned in the article lead unless related to the person's notability. Mark D Worthen PsyD (talk) [he/his/him] 18:00, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

I don't see any support in the guidelines. Gender identity is out of the question. The band members only expressed their sexual orientation (2x heterosexual, 2x bisexual although "sexually free" is ambiguous and one of the two was in a heterosexual relationship before) while by gender identity they are binary. Their sexuality was revealed only recently in an interview and as such has nothing to do with the band and its member's notability. Any mention of their personal sexuality is or out of place because is uncommon for such articles as shown in previous examples or placing undue weight in sections and overall article.--ParoleSonore (talk) 18:47, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

Wikipedia follows a neutral point of view; it's not up to Wikipedia to decide what's relevant, the sources do. Sources reported abundantly on the performance and what it meant, so it's appropriate to include that information. Relegating to several separate articles sourced information on the meaning of the most important performance of the group to date does not serve any justifiable purpose. Information from an earlier interview is relevant to avoid WP:BLP violations from potential misinterpretation of less direct sources.

As for the relative space given to various aspects of the participation in ESC 2021, I don't have strong opinions, but I agree that the section could probably be expanded slightly relative to all the others. I've added a section header with a link to Zitti e buoni, where some of the material seems to have been moved, so that it's easier to find the information. The wholesale revert even of such minor formatting changes is a strong indicator of a WP:BATTLEGROUND behaviour, which I encourage to discontinue at once. Nemo 20:39, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

The only one whose pushing the article into a battleground is you. You are the one who's avoiding reaching a consensus and ignoring other editors' opinion and their edits. You are reverting the article section to your own days old revision reusing the same own edit again and again. That is not friendly of you. Review well what's written in the warning about edit warring ([3]) --ParoleSonore (talk) 21:49, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

What kind of references are Gay News.it, You Movies.it, Globalist.it? Are they reliable references at all? They don't make mainstream news and cannot be used to substantiate the claim of being "widely reported". Also, not all things which are verifiable and "widely reported", in this case marginally, by the way, are notable or relevant enough to be mentioned in the article dealing with the band's music career and music style. Nothing in the guidelines and common editing practice supports your edit.--ParoleSonore (talk) 22:03, 1 June 2021 (UTC)

Also see WP:BLPCAT, it emphasizes that public self-identification regarding sexual orientation is not enough because sexual orientation also needs to be relevant to their public life or notability, according to reliable published sources. There's no relevance and notability for this article. Period. At least for now.--ParoleSonore (talk) 00:15, 2 June 2021 (UTC)

It looks like you didn't read the references, otherwise you would have found that the Rai News article supports the claim on "widely reported" (it says "spopolano" etc.). Further improvements to the text are possible; my new edit addressed some of the comments but was reverted altogether nevertheless.

I encourage you to stop this disruptive pattern where other users make edits and you revert them wholesale to restore your preferred version, as you already did with probably a dozen users across several Måneskin-related articles. You can instead engage with the merits of the contributions, finding better references to replace those you find insufficient etc. Nemo 06:36, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

Why are you like this? Why should I engage in supporting contributions which are against guidelines and common practice? I am not obligated to WP:SATISFY you. Please engage in the discussion commenting on the content, not users, and respect the consensus-building process, other editors opinion and edits which don't include only me. The guidelines and common practices are very specific about the issue. As said before, the kiss in the media, which by the way was not in the final performance but winners reprise performance which is far less known, watched, and relevant, did not gain such notoriety and your's connection of the kiss with band members' personal sexuality is nor mentioned nor confirmed in the references. You made a + b = c which indeed would be WP:SYNTH. Not only that, Damiano confirmed in a Vogue interview it was only a spontaneous gesture intended to challenge stereotypes and support the LGBT cause. He didn't mention band members' sexuality at all.--ParoleSonore (talk) 10:51, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

Actually, while you are here making reverts avoiding to build a consensus, at Damiano David you made a revert because of a supposed lack of consensus. Disengenous.--ParoleSonore (talk) 11:08, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

That Vogue interview can be mentioned, sure. In fact I've just added it as it supports the text which keeps being removed by you and was added by several users. Now, what exactly again was the reason to remove which part of the text which is now commented? Nemo 16:51, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

No, it doesn't support it. You are making the SYNTH connection even worse. No, you are the first and the only one who added that information. That information by several users was moved to other sections or completely removed. --ParoleSonore (talk) 16:58, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

A request for comment was made ([4]) at WikiProject Rock music. Until now in the discussion participated four editors. The current consensus is not in favor for several reasons. Please do not make any edits or revert dealing with the same information or section style until we have more comments and a better consensus.--ParoleSonore (talk) 12:07, 4 June 2021 (UTC)

Disputed addition

If I understand correctly, the text below was added to the subsection, "Eurovision Song Contest 2021", and has since been removed. The question is: Should the text below be added to the article?

The kisses given by Damiano to Thomas and Ethan, broadcast during the reprise performance at the end of the show, were widely reported.

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Previously, in a February 2021 interview with a Corriere della Sera newspaper, Victoria self-described as bisexual, Thomas as heterosexual, Damiano as heterosexual but "curious", and Ethan as "sexually free".

Please correct me if I have it wrong. Mark D Worthen PsyD (talk) [he/his/him] 05:24, 5 June 2021 (UTC)

There exist two disputes 1) is there a need to have a separate "Eurovision Song Contest 2021" (and "Projects after Eurovision") subsection at the current point of their career 2) about the inclusion of the text that you cited according to the guidelines and common practice. As can be seen at the revision history, that text (as well as style) was originally edited by user Nemo_bis on 23 May 2021, but in the meantime, it was edited, moved, and removed by many other users and IPs until 1 and 4 June 2021 when the same Nemo_bis started to edit war for the inclusion of the same original text and style. At the current moment, the text is a bigger problem and needs to be addressed first.--ParoleSonore (talk) 18:34, 5 June 2021 (UTC)

And what's the problem with that text? What are the contributions which were lost? I see none in that section. Please quote the exact passages and words you feel were lost, and what words or passages you're challenging in the current text. You really need more specific, because so far all your messages in this talk page just repeat ad nauseam "my version is better and must be restored".

As for my edits, it's easy to track down the reasons and sources for them because they're written in the edit summary: for example special:diff/1026184862 restores/incorporates special:diff/1024959567 by TheBigPaff and the current text incorporates special:diff/1026367382 by IvanScrooge98 as well as your suggestion. Nemo 06:39, 6 June 2021 (UTC)

Please stop to WP:GAME redirecting the discussion about your edit and revisions to me, misinterpreting what I edited and said because that was not my suggestion, and ignoring that I've already cited and explained the whole issue above. According to WP:BRD and WP:CONSENSUS you were the one who had to start this whole discussion and patiently work to get a consensus. Respect the guidelines. Don't provoke others because that way you won't get anyone's support.--ParoleSonore (talk) 09:03, 6 June 2021 (UTC)

Thanks Markworthen. This is a proposed addition to the section about ESC 2021, which is clearly the hottest topic for this article at the moment. As far as I know, nobody questions the need to have such a section, although some users moved some material to other articles.

Just like the "rock 'n' roll never dies!" statement after the win, referenced by the NYT and countless other sources, specific acts during the final performance by Måneskin have received wide coverage, which should be summarised here. The single most commented part of that specific performance was clearly the kiss, for which we have now several relevant sources. Mentioning the related statements on the involved persons' self-described sexual orientation is a preventative move to help users avoid misinterpretation by less reliable sources, which sometimes incorrectly described the kiss as a "gay kiss" or otherwise made incorrect implications about the involved persons' personal life.

I suspect the origin of the misunderstanding might have been an edit by Alienautic, who moved this part to a newly created "Personal life" section. A lot of discussion followed on what material should be included in that section to keep it balanced, so clearly there wasn't consensus for this split and I merged the sections again. Then the "Personal life" section was created again with different content, which created a whole set of other issues. Nemo 06:55, 6 June 2021 (UTC)

No, it is not the hottest topic for this article; no, the need to have such a section is also in question because if it wasn't then it wouldn't have been removed from other editors and wouldn't be mentioned here as well; the performance you're editing about is not the grand final performance because of which they won the Eurovision Song Contest and eventually became the most-watched live performance on the Eurovision YouTube channel with more than 48 million views. Instead, you are editing about the reprise performance which by itself also brings WP:WEIGHT and WP:BALASP problems to the whole section beside the information about their personal sexuality which is not mentioned in the references in relation to the kiss (WP:SYNTH); no, if the revision history clearly shows one thing then it is a fact that nobody supported your edit and made a revert in favor of it. The only one who made reverts for your edit was you.--ParoleSonore (talk) 09:03, 6 June 2021 (UTC)

Given there's no consensus for the removal of the text, I'll restore it next week. ParoleSonore is advised to prepare alternative text proposals supported by reliable sources and policy. Nemo 08:31, 13 June 2021 (UTC)

I am reminding you that no user with IP or account supported your edit with a revert. That no user which commented in this discussion until now supported your edit. That the weight on gaining consensus is upon you. Not only you failed to gain consensus (even during admin's protection), but show no will to have patience and even less to proactively find the consensus. Check WP:DR for steps which you can take. Decision to restart edit warring is a step backward which will only make you reported to the admins again.--ParoleSonore (talk) 12:54, 13 June 2021 (UTC)

References

Simon Cowell

User:Kasper2006 please stop adding WP:GOSSIP information about the new manager Simon Cowell in the WP:LEAD. Lead "summarize the body of the article with appropriate weight". The information is still not confirmed and the band did not nothing announce yet. All the reliable sources mention it as a possibility, spreading gossip from the NYT article, and neither it is noteworthy. Read the sources with understanding. Also, please stop using Italy24 News instead of original sources because it has horrible English translations. Doesn't seem as a reliable source.--ParoleSonore (talk) 08:52, 20 June 2021 (UTC)

Stop. Stop. Stop. Maronna du Carmine --Kasper2006 (talk) 12:35, 20 June 2021 (UTC)

Fumo con poco arrosto --ParoleSonore (talk) 14:10, 20 June 2021 (UTC)

Wiki links on Victoria, Thomas and Ethan

Please stop adding wiki links on Victoria, Thomas and Ethan, on both this page and Zitti e buoni (or any other Måneskin single, but I found ones on the aforementioned pages). MoscowMalmö20092013 (talk) 19:33, 11 August 2021 (UTC)

Update - Victoria now does have a page MoscowMalmö20092013 (talk) 15:47, 20 January 2022 (UTC)

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Pronunciation of Måneskin

Since “Måneskin” is a Danish word do I find it highly irrelevant how It’s (mis)pronounced in italian since it’s not an italian word. By using that logic, why wouldn’t we add the English and German pronunciations? I suggest to remove the Italian pronunciation. Laroucan (talk) 11:38, 31 October 2021 (UTC)

They are Italian though, and none of the members (except De Angelis who is half-Danish) regularly uses the actual Danish pronunciation. 〜イヴァンスクルージ九十八［IvanScrooge98］（会話） 20:03, 22 January 2022 (UTC)

The nationality of the band members are irrelevant to the subject, the band name was chosen by De Angelis because it sounded exotic to other band members and Italians in general. Furthermore, hearing the full blooded italians pronounce the word (obviously except De Angelis who speaks the language), isn't that far of from the correct danish pronunciation. Im actually impressed. Point being, it's not necessary nor relevant to include the minor Italian pronunciation. It's still a danish word and thus that's how its supposed to be pronounced.

- So I guess you apparently approve the mispronounciation of Italian words? Laroucan (talk) 06:28, 31 March 2022 (UTC)

Rush!

Please update the main summary about the amount of albums released. The Rush! album got celebrated with their marriage for crying out loud, and the wiki is serving scraps. 2600:100E:B0A0:E841:A07D:A39D:3771:F805 (talk) 06:41, 20 January 2023 (UTC)

Beggin' - cover of a cover

The article claims that the Måneskin cover of "Beggin'" is of The Four Seasons. However, judging by the added lyrics near the two minute mark, it is actually a cover of the madcon cover. How would this information best be presented in the article? 83.84.253.13 (talk) 03:04, 13 May 2023 (UTC)

The biggest rock band in the world is Italian

Mick Jagger in an interview given to the italian weekly 7 of the Corriere della Sera (an italian daily newspaper) in October 2023 said: «I don't know if rock as a form of music has a future, if it will last much longer or if it will live in a fossilized form. Of course, today it amazes me that the biggest rock band in the world is Italian. Italy has a fantastic musical tradition, but it is certainly not known for rock bands"https://www.rollingstone.it/musica/news-musica/mick-jagger-sui-maneskin-mi-stupisce-che-la -largest-rock-band-in-the-world-is-italian/800518/ 95.233.158.74 (talk) 18:34, 21 June 2024 (UTC)

I'm Italian

I'm Italian and Måneskin are Italian, but strangely and surprisinglym I find much more information about the band on the English Wikipedia than on the Italian one. 95.233.158.74 (talk) 12:42, 22 June 2024 (UTC)

New album from November 2003 Rush (Are U Coming?)

Hi, the new album from November 2003 "Rush (Are U Coming?)" is missing from the discography, not to be confused with the previous one Rush, which contains 5 unreleased songs 80.116.254.45 (talk) 08:24, 27 June 2024 (UTC)