It takes a lot to steal the show from the notoriously flamboyant Eurovision entries , but this Swedish sign language interpreter 's energetic moves and expressive gestures have managed to do just that . Tommy Krångh has become an overnight sensation in Sweden after putting on the performance of his life , interpreting pop singer Magnus Carlsson 's attempt to enter Eurovision . But while Carlsson 's upbeat tune may have failed to impress audiences in the Scandinavian country , being voted ninth out of 12 entries vying to represent at the annual competition , many are now calling for 48-year-old Krångh to take the stage for Sweden in Vienna this May . Star : Tommy Krångh has become an overnight sensation in Sweden after he appeared on national television . Hit : Krångh interpreted pop singer Magnus Carlsson 's bid for Eurovision glory . Clicks : But while Carlsson 's song only came ninth out of 12 entries , it has been shared thousands of times . Shared : And it is all down to Krångh 's exuberant interpretation - complete with hip wiggles . The video of Krångh 's exuberant interpretation has been shared thousands of times in Sweden , and across the world . The delighted interpreter has told Swedish newspapers he was 'thrilled ' with the reaction - and has been 'love-bombed ' on Twitter by people who enjoyed his energetic performance , even getting the odd marriage proposal . 'It´s been absolutely amazing , ' he told MailOnline . ' I´ve been love-bombed from a thousands of people . People are even proposing to marry me . This is something I could never imagine . 'It 's a once in lifetime experience after being a signer for so many years . I love that sign language gets so much attention at the moment . ' Hilarious : Krångh says he has been 'love-bombed ' on social media since the show went out . Interpretation : He hopes his translation enables deaf people to get the 'feel ' of the song . Water cooler : He wants deaf people to be able to discuss the song at work just like their hearing colleages . Krångh told Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet he 'just get funky and let go ' when he got up on stage . Speaking to MailOnline , he added : 'The music is a part of your entire body . 'That is the charming thing with sign language it is so expressive and when you hear the music you basically freak out and loose yourself . ' Meanwhile , he revealed that his aim is to ensure deaf people could grasp the message the singer was trying to convey . 'We get the songs a few weeks before the contest and then its up to you to analyze the song , ' he explained . 'What is the message , if there is a message for that matter , what does the artist want with the song . How do you get into the rhythm and so forth . 'The important thing is that people who can´t hear is suppose to get the same experience as people who can . 'They should be able to have an opinion about the song , just like everyone else . ' Future : It is not clear whether Krångh is going to be the interpreter for this year 's Swedish entry yet . Entry : Sweden is going to be represented by Måns Zelmerlöw , who won the public vote . Top marks : However , it seems the Swedish public would give 'dix points ' if Krångh is the interpreter . It is not yet clear whether Krångh will be heading to Vienna as the official sign language interpreter . Sweden is going to be represented by Måns Zelmerlöw this year , and he will no doubt be hoping to take home the trophy . But it seems the Swedes might be a little sad if Krångh does n't make an appearance . ' I know that Måns will make us proud in Vienna , but I would not say no if I was asked , ' he told MailOnline . 'Perhaps we could both be on stage , ' added Krångh , who also revealed his 'dream artist ' to work with would be Celine Dion . Krångh is not the first Swedish interpreter to capture the imagination of the nation . The last time Sweden won Eurovision three years ago with Euphoria , by Loreen , an interpreter managed to steal a bit of the limelight from the main act . Precedent : This sign language interpretation was also a hit three years ago . Trophy : That year 's winner , Euphoria , by Loreen , came complete with an emotive interpretation .
Tommy Krångh , 48 , has become a celebrity in his native Sweden . The sign language interpreter gave an exuberant translation of Magnus Carlsson 's attempt to represent Sweden at this year 's Eurovision . While Carlsson 's song failed to impress , Krångh interpretation was a hit . In the video below you can see how he does it : There are now calls for him to take part in this year 's contest , in Vienna .