Edition 2

Edition 2 is the second edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Pristina, Kosovo after their win in Edition 1 with the song "24 Bars" by Melinda Ademi. The contest, like last edition, consisted of a single round, the grand final, where all 12 participants competed. This editions winner was the United Kingdom, with the song "Killer" by British singer Valerie Broussard. This win meant that Europe remained the only winning continent in the contest.

Art
The art for Festivali I Globe Contest 2 shows a photograph of Pristina, Kosovo, at night. The title - "FESTIVALI I GLOBE CONTEST" - is shown at the top, with a globe underneath the O. In the bottom left corner, is the Kosovo Eurovision Heart.

Host Location
The host city, Pristina, Kosovo, was selected shortly after the victory of Kosovo was announced. The decision was made by the Kosovar Delegation, who chose the capital city of the country.

Grand Final
The grand final took place on December 27th 2020.

Due to China, and the host, Kosovo, failing to vote, their points were divided by two in the results. This means that their final results differed to what was voted for, and what was shown during voting. Had they not been cut in half, China would've come 5th place, with 106 points, and Kosovo would've come 6th place, with 90 points.

The winner of the grand final was the United Kingdom, who received 83 points from the jury vote, and 126 from the televote, resulting in a grand total, and a point record that still stand to this day, of 209 points. They sent the singer-songwriter Valerie Broussard, who performed the song "Killer".