Reaction To Grotesco - Bögarnas Fel (Swedish Satire)

Reaction To Grotesco - Bögarnas Fel (Swedish Satire)
This is my reaction to Grotesco - Bögarnas Fel (Swedish Satire)
In this video I react to satire from Sweden with the show Grotesco and their skit Bögarnas Fel
#sweden #comedy #reaction
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[@loulo6291]

As a Swede, basically every Swede I’ve ever met can sing this💀

[@thephoenixdevil4817]

Maybe not the entire song but definitely the “Bögarnas fel” part and the melody

[@SeeYouMan]

@@thephoenixdevil4817 I know the entire song. Thats everything I'll say

[@Spoltish]

​@@SeeYouManSame here😂

[@albinwikgren6921]

Also lärarnas fel

[@foxter5268]

every swede have heard of this song one way or another

[@miliam3836]

The lyrics are a tiny bit off, but it is pretty similar and gets the point forward. Satire is, in general, very popular in Sweden

[@Razzlion]

Its just the way we cope with the world.. that and angry notes on doors.

[@livedandletdie]

It used to be even more popular, I'd say the 80s and 90s Sweden reached peak comedy, since then it's been declining severely, but still some semblance of humor exists in Sweden to this day. I'd personally say that for pure comedy, the 90s humor group killinggänget made the best humor, it was over the top, and NileCity105,6 was the best humor show ever created. It spawned our greatest comedic talents, like Robert Gustafsson, Johan Rheborg, Henrik Schyffert... etc. And the best characters in Swedish TV History, such as the roles portrayed by Robert Gustafsson; Fred Asp and the ferret Göran, Greger Hawkwind... or Glenn Killing(Henrik Schyffert) or Percy Nilegård(Johan Rheborg)... Then we had the more surrealistic Galenskaparna och After Shave... And these days we have Grotesco, but still, I wouldn't say that anyone is as loved or appreciated as Robert Gustafsson is, after all he is our greatest Comedian, and a great singer. Other than that, we had Robert Broberg, a lyrical genius and a musical comedian before it really was popularized, I mean not the first one, as that's American Tom Lehrer, from which the term Tomfoolery comes from. I'd say that while we enjoy Satire in Sweden, I'd say our sense of humor has truly worsened with the years, however despite knowing the name of over 50 Swedish comedians, I'd say that our Comedy is lackluster, and while we used to have the world's darkest sense of humor, these days our sense of humor is borderline can't joke about anything, especially nothing that is inherently funny. But the true geniuses of Swedish entertainment, were Hasse Andersson and Tage Danielsson. And I guess most people born before the 80s would agree with that statement.

[@psychee1]

@@RazzlionRight? If you can't laugh at it, may as well cry.

[@imperialpatriot6693]

The lyrics took the diffcult task to actually make it rhyme, I think it would have been better to just be as faithful to the lyrics since non-swedes will still hear that in swedish it rhymes. However it makes so one can sing along in english.

[@Daniel_Kani]

agreed on all of this :) @@livedandletdie

[@indraenfors]

As a homosexual swede, I love this song, and so does every single queer friend I've ever had. This song should be the national anthem of Sweden

[@HansKarlsson1971]

Song made with full of love for homosexuells.👌

[@andersgrassman6583]

I'm not gay, queer or anything but really straight. But everytime I hear some people giving really simple silly explanations to societal problems, I just respond -"Well it's all because of gay people!" It's the epitomy of silly stupid reasoning, and every halfwhit in Sweden knows this song.😄 Sadly, this song is like 10 or 14 years old, and Putin and other people actually sincerely suggest gay people are a danger to society. So this comedy, takes on a very real and sinister mening in 2023. (The Grotesco humor group also made an introductory parody song to teh Russian contribution to the Europen song festival about that same time, which actually made the Russian embassy complain to the foreign department. As if the department has any influence over television in Sweden?!! This ain't Putin's Russia!

[@Regnet35]

I don't know how but It's probably your fault that I have this catchy tune on my head

[@indraenfors]

@@Regnet35 I agree!

[@awkwardcutie]

As a queer Swede I can confirm 🤌🏼😭💜

[@vendelayindustries]

Grotesco is one of the funniest comedy groups in Sweden. They did this show for 3 seasons. Pure class!

[@MiotaLee]

Didn't they make a movie as well? Or am I thinking about something else?

[@magnuspersson1829]

This is one of the best scenes ever broadcasted on Swedish national TV. It's been years and i still start smiling every time i hear it.

[@jimbose]

I'm Swedish but I lived 4 years in Scotland, and I always thought Scots and Swedes had a very similar sense of humour, this kind of content definitely cements that :D Great to see someone enjoying it even with subtitles!

[@MiotaLee]

Imagine what we could accomplish together 😈

[@eblams165]

SCOTLAND FOREVER!!!!

[@danandeoo73]

FREEDOOOOOOM!!!

[@C0ncreteL0tus]

As a Swede and Scott I can only agree. 😂😂😂👍

[@solros36]

I can confidently say that 90% of the Swedish population can this song

[@user-gh9cs9xu8f]

*know

[@fredrik8685]

@@user-gh9cs9xu8fBonus point for "can", so very swedish

[@noahkarlsson4290]

@@user-gh9cs9xu8fno, can as is can sing it

[@goodboyhuney]

​@@user-gh9cs9xu8f no can

[@Regnet35]

Klart we can this song! Alla singer med!

[@HyperFocusMarshmallow]

The translation is very well made. It’s not word for word and some passages are slightly different to make sense for non Swedes. But on the other hand it works as a song pretty well which is no small feat.

[@johan4989]

Some parts are really weird though. Like, what is "bad habits among youngsters everything before transcend"?

[@HyperFocusMarshmallow]

@@johan4989 Yes, there were some weird bits.

[@Redwallagge]

​@@johan4989that one is real weird, should be "that youngsters nowadays never learn to know what's right" or something I dunno

[@Cobbido]

It's really bad

[@CR-dq1ch]

All these years later and I still find myself humming this bloody song. Also note that this show was (and still is actually) broadcast on the public broadcasting channel.

[@benktlofgren4710]

You should check out Grotesco Tingeling, which was a middle act on Swedish melfest. Russia demanded an apology after it ^^

[@donquixote1502]

Yes, it´s a fantastic funny act that drove Putin crazy 🤣😂. True story!

[@thehoogard]

Probably hard to appreciate all of it. All the buildup through the episodes require some understanding about sweden and swedish culture.

[@Pilutta100]

Yes yes yes, please do

[@w0t3rdog]

The Russians made a response video. And it aged like fine milk after the invasion of Ukraine. Search for "Russia invades sweden parody" here on YT

[@alvdansen7172]

@@donquixote1502 A satire does not prove that he's crazy but history and fact does, satire just pokes fun at it

[@jeschinstad]

I can't believe that I haven't heard this before, as a Norwegian. It's fantastic! :)

[@Daniel_Kani]

Haven't heard this song before? It's the gays' fault.

[@jeschinstad]

@@Daniel_Kani: Ah! It took me a second, but I see what you did. Clever! :)

[@Bawamba]

Haha klockrent :D@@Daniel_Kani

[@Dwarf2005]

my brothers gay colleague loves singing this at his job :D

[@conman7644]

You should see the whole tv series . first season was great

[@nordicunicorn1731]

I would say, as a queer myself, that if you start this song around any group of queers, they will start vibing so hard. They will sing, dance and just have a great time, myself included. I've heard som straight people go "It's actually very rude and offensive to gays." We always go like "No...? This song is superior?!"

[@kittehgo]

Isn't it amazing that gay people are way more powerful than any shadow cabal or Illuminati 😂

[@chacharealclanky3580]

Can confirm, am queer and swedish

[@someoneelse7629]

Gay people is generally very funny and witty, and as long as the gay jokes are good, they are the biggest supporter/spreader of gay jokes. Problem is that many gay jokes spread by straight people is not good jokes. Half of this set is probably not straight

[@Dwarf2005]

same reason that ahmed the dead terrorist is a huge hit in muslim countries?

[@adamruuth5562]

Dancing to this silly song? Bögarnas fel!

[@soulextracter]

This comedy group, 'Grotesco', is actually the spiritual successor of an older group from the 80s, called 'Galenskaparna och After Shave'. Roughly translated to 'The Follies and After Shave'. They were the most successful comedy group in Swedish history, producing several movies, TV-shows, theater revues etc. Some of them might have been subtitled here on KZbin if you wanna look into it.

[@tovep9573]

You forget Hasse and Tage...

[@psychee1]

@@tovep9573Swedish old school comedy is awesome.

[@johantillgren1510]

yes, the gospel part of it is taken from Hasse and Tage (i believe, it is hard to find footage nowadays)

[@soulextracter]

@@johantillgren1510 Would be nice if SVT öppet arkiv, could just deliver everything they have lying around; and all of it, not just a few episodes. Now that they get their money from taxation rather than a fee, they have the budget for it.

[@SuperHammaren]

@@johantillgren1510 I would say "himmelen har skänkt oss alibi!" is an inspiration as well.

[@Ornithoptera]

This song actually ended up being the theme song of the Stockholm pride festival!

[@someoneelse7629]

Yeah, because gay people have a good sense of humour, and the song pinpointed how ridicolous some religions are against gay people

[@gnarbeljo8980]

​@@someoneelse7629 wow, you really felt a need to explain that? Youre faith in rudimentary human cognition at your own level is weak my friend. You should see someone about that.

And you, ​@@gnarbeljo8980, should consider the stupidity of the average person... and then realize that 50% of all people aren't _that_ smart.

[@gnarbeljo8980]

@ oh I see, you're explaining the most obvious jokes with zero sense of the utter irony of the mere idea, to the general public bc you assume you're more clever than they are. Let me quote Ricky Gervais and congratulate you for being the biggest twat ever. Everything *really* embarracing about Swedes in one go. This is brilliant, thanks for the laugh mate, I couldn't have made this comedy up myself 🤣

[@zachariashallberg3134]

@ ironic, isn’t it?

[@fuwu9904]

The song portrays the "We have no idea what part of the Bible says the gays are at fault of anything, but we're sure it's in there somewhere" narrative so well, it's really one of the most superior ways to make fun of homophobes

[@goranpersson7726]

i mean it kind of actually is in the bible, what with the sodomy being a sin and how sins are the cause for evil shit that happens. however it's still just what a bunch of very old people that are long dead thought of the world

[@fuwu9904]

@@goranpersson7726 I think it's actually widely agreed on that it's a mistranslation from the original context which is not anti-gay but instead anti-pdf philea

[@goranpersson7726]

@@fuwu9904 I don't particularly trust modern reinterpretation of ancient stuff because they often impose modern thought onto things. However i don't care about the bible being against something either, I don't need an ancient text to tell me what's right or wrong

[@jalamenos]

This song is so ingrained in Swedish culture that it's referenced almost daily (in my experience).

[@livedandletdie]

Jag menar, det är ju bögarnas fel, det är ju inte konstigt att vi refererar till den. Absurditet att skylla allt på en målgrupp, speciellt eftersom vi alla vet att det är 100 år utav socialism som har förstört vårt land, och inget annat. Och eftersom enbart kanske 5% av befolkningen har förståelse för hur man kan bli rik, och 95% är avundsjuka, men har ingen lust till att ta risker, så är det ju inte konstigt att vi är världens mest beskattade land... och vi går ner på knä för staten, för att visa vår uppskattning, innan vi vänder oss om och blir tagna i baken, och sedan skiter dem på oss och allt vi kan göra är att gå till systemet för att glömma bort vårat elände... Och sedan var fjärde år går vi och röstar på samma rötägg som förra gången i hopp om att de inte ljuger oss i ansiktet denna gången... det är raka motsatsen till prostuition, vi betalar för att ta den i skitan. Inte tvärtom.

[@LuxicCardinal]

you're not wrong XD

[@CMRfilm]

I have not heard a single reference to it since like.....2015. Back then, yeah sure. Even had a friend who meet Dorsin while working for a theater and did a "bögarnas fel" joke and getting a laugh ut of him. This was around 10 years ago though.

[@vansting]

This song upset everyone in one way or a another, except the gay community, they totally understood it. Well it’s not a song for USA because they would not understand that we Swedes can piss on every religion and get away with it. 😏😂

[@upster1967au]

There are NO gays in Svenska 😡

[@vansting]

@@upster1967au nähä

[@danandeoo73]

I wouldn't say 'piss on every religion'. I would say the tolerance is even stated in the law, No discrimination!

[@danielkarlsson258]

Thanks for a great reaction! 😄👍 A very famous Swedish scetch is: "Sven Melander - Fred på jorden Engsub / English subtitles".

[@wyrmhand]

😁+1🤣

[@livedandletdie]

RIP Sven Melander. anyways Det går lika bra med Selleri.

[@Nizze82]

The best rendition of this was a live show in Gothenburg where they had the Gothenburg Gay Choir as backup singers.

[@Regnet35]

Are they actually called the Gothenburg Gay Choir? 😂😂 That's hilarious

[@Nizze82]

@@Regnet35 Yes, and they are what is says on the tin...

[@andreascarlberg3998]

Yes! I loved how quickly you got the point! Well, its not that difficult really and as you said: its very funny, right on target and well performed! Cheers

[@Fibonacci64]

I think Gösta Ekman (not with us anymore) and Robert Gustafsson are our greatest comedians. Sometimes really absurd.

[@abcbadpassword]

I remember when everyone used to walk around singing this song, it's way too catchy

[@Roylevis]

You need to watch Karl-Einar Häckner the Bandana joke from when he was in England! Absolutely brilliant! He is a magician-Comedian.

[@user-sicparvis]

You have to watch Robert Gustafsson, imo the best swedish comedian there is. He has so many fantastic satiric skits but is also great at physical comedy, Bertil visits Corporate Express is a favourite of mine.

[@user-qd3eh1cr7s]

We swedes can make jokes of everything. And we love pushing limits for what satire is 🙂 rest of the world have sometimes problems with that 😂 but we swedes love it and have high acceptance for it… but pleace stay 5 meter from us when we waiting for the buss 🙂 lol

[@faranior]

Yeah, the pandemic was horrible. You had to keep a distance of TWO meters. I'm glad we can keep a distance of five meters to people again. 😉

[@KaizokuSencho]

Everything? Really? Imagine making similar satire, not on Christians but on this other Abrahamitic religion well known for homophobic behaviour. You sure 'we' can mock big Moh in the same way?

[@mikaelrundqvist2338]

As a swede born in the sixties and growing up with Monty Python. I on say "the logger song". There are several interviews in swedish with the Grotesco members being inspired by Monty Python. A great mix of british and swedish.😂

[@RobinAsp77]

We certainly have a wierd since of humor. Satir and sarcasm

[@tinasjostrand2677]

Yes we do. And I love it 😅

[@STOPGREENSCREENKIDS1015]

Well, that thing about Eurovision... That's factually correct.😂

[@vansting]

😂😂😂

[@frejanilsen8247]

I love Grotesco! In 2015 they had a live show in Stockholm that went on for about a year. My choir was invited a few weekends, whenever we could round up 4-5 people. Then we would just come out at the end number and sing harmonies to Bögarnas fel. I LOVED being able to be part of that. 😊

[@rebkonig]

In my choir we changed the lyrics to make fun of the basses "Basarnas fel"

[@make_m_finland]

This is still pure gold!😊😊👍 Greetings From Finland! (even sometimes this SWEDE do something right😉)

[@DiegoAlvarez-tu4uj]

I'm an immigrant living in Sweden and even I can tell you this one is a classic!

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

My favorite is "en gaffel kort", but I doubt non Swedes will get the references, even with a decent translation

[@stigfinnaren1337]

agree, “short of one fork” (en gaffel kort) , is really a pastische of a gigantic swedish “sing and songwrite” Cornelius Wreeswijk. Without knowing of him and the “aura of the 60’s”, I think it falls short….

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

@@stigfinnaren1337 A bit more than Cornelis, but yeah

[@3rdstone1]

That's my favourite Dorsin performance ever. Both a love letter to the late great Cornelious Wreeswijk and a parodic homage. But yeah, that's a domestic classic only, since you really have to know about him and his legacy of music here since the 60s.

[@ZhadTheRad]

"That IKEA, Saab and Volvo are not Swedish anymore?" She's not even mentioning IKEA at all, she's saying wine and spirits there

[@sms756]

If you play this song at a party in Sweden, everyone's gonna cheer and sing along. It's amazing

[@stellarose03]

As an gay Swede, I support this message.

[@alteraaretla6838]

Some people literally started playing this during the pride parade in my city lmao and a bunch of people in the parade started singing along

[@nortofnorth]

The bald guy is Henrik Dorsin. absolutely HILARIOUS comedian here in Sweden :D You should see a show called "Solsidan" It is great. Also Johan Rheborg participates and these two guys are in the elite of Swedish comedy!

[@Florence50985]

Roligaste gänget i Sverige på senare år😊.

[@wrigleys321]

And Dorsin's wife playing that nun..?

[@CamillaOnelius]

Jösses, det var längesen jag såg detta.😂 Nu behöver jag leta reda på Älgarna demonstrerar och Köttbullar i näsan!😅

[@Angivel]

In sweden we take our humour very serious😂

[@skoog7091]

They also make satire of the Swedish tv show “debate” what discussed news topics and had always had a crazy person attending

[@vansting]

Robert Gustavssons “speech” to the real Swedish king on his birthday is just crazy good…but I don’t know if you can find it with English subtitles…

[@timeriksson6020]

would love to see more of this. there is alot of classics that is satire like this, but i dont know if it has english subtext in it

[@darker1337]

Everyone in Sweden who grew up or was alive in the early 2000s knows of this masterpiece. I don't know if I've met a single person who didn't find it at least a bit funny. That being said, if this were done today... OH BOY, would it get accused of promoting hate speech and the like. The world changed a bit too much in some areas, sadly. Just stumbled upon this video and saw the thumbnail, and you brought back a lot of memories, thanks a lot!

[@LoweGaming]

My birth was in 2010 and I saw this live once lol.

[@worsman1870]

Well this brings back so many memories, love it

[@christerfurberg6538]

And it's not even exaggerated (well, not much anyway)! A Russian-orthodox patriarch blamed covid on the gays just a couple of years ago. Which makes the joke even better imo

[@huggos12349]

One time I ( a high school student) was in the locker room before P.E class, and all the guys started singing this.

[@lovisalindstrom7920]

Its really famous here in Sweden. The biggest religions can finally agree on something.... hahahahhaaa! And they show how not dealing with your own problems such as the son that is a murderer can get turned into hatred against an innocent group of people.

[@Thennix]

It's an classic by now ! Love Grotesco

[@littlefreaksofia]

This was the theme song for the Pride festival in Stockholm, it's a banger!!

[@miskbalder]

This is such a perfect satire about how we blame other groups of people out of fear 🙂 Sweden is a very grounded and satirical in their thinking kind of people, most people here think it is just silly that anyone would even care about what sexual or religious orientation another person has, they are just people, let them do with their free time or feel how they want as long as no1 else gets hurt 🙂 Unfortunately that open attitude has faltered a bit since the former nazi party "Sweden democrats" was voted in the parliament, but most people here still have the "live and let live" attitude

[@FootofPork]

"Bad habits among youngsters everything before transcend." An attempt was made I guess.😅

[@falksweden]

I can recommend Fredrik Andersson - Chinese girlfriend 😁 If you want some more with Grotesco, take a look at this: Grotesco - Runka Bulle (Soggy Biscuit, english subtitles).

[@bynflew8552]

Satire is huge in Sweden. We love it

[@MiotaLee]

Man, I remember when this came out. It's crazy how relevant it still is.

[@Flygarn85]

This and Nile City are the peak of swedish comedy in my opinion. Basically most things Grotesco gänget and Killinggänget are involved in.

[@rygar3d83]

Glad you like it. It was the clip of that year. Grotesco is da bomb.

[@Daniel_Kani]

Still sometimes comes up in discussion as a jioke when something has gone wrong. "But you know whose fault it is right?" and everyone starts singing lol.

[@bjrnarestlen1234]

You should see their most absurd sketch: "Ett kilo Mjöl"

[@bernmahan1162]

Grotesco was an incredibly funny show. Very little Swedish comedy has been subtitled in English. Some of Anders och Mans is good. If you find some more let us know!

[@emilholmstrom5966]

Yeah, brilliant choice. It's an absolute classic this one.

[@amandas5396]

This song is soo catchy, a regular on my friend groups pre parties

[@Profeliator]

Nice reaction. Next song "Sabaton - Blood of Bannockburn"? :)

[@meinm3575]

So spot on though. 'I don't know what chapter, verse or part' Hahaha.

[@MusicGodAndMyLaptop]

The song is very true to when gospel music found its way into white churches. Kudos to whoever translated this, it was really well done to get rhyming in while keeping at least 90% of the message and connotations.

[@fitoldster8945]

Some Monty Python influence

[@bennyhansen5541]

This is among the very best of Swedish humour

[@marjoh669]

I remember this song was actually featured in a ”Hits for Kids” CD🤣

[@danje748]

A great song from a great tv show. I have felt it was a bit of a homage to one of the earliest comedy groups. Well, two groups actually Galenskaparna och After Shave. They made a lot of great shows and movies in the late 80ies and early 90ies. And the one I think Grotesko made an homage to is from the movie "Hajen som viste för mycket" or "The shark who knew to much". The movie pokes fun at the stock traders' newly rich yuppies of that era. The song is called "Himmelen har skänkt oss alibi" or "The Heavens has granted us alibi". It's a fraternity of these people singing about how the problems in the world have nothing to do with them because, you guessed it, they have an alibi. I have included two links to it, one is a clip from he movie, and as you can see its fairly similar both in style and tone. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bX-kq5mOaMufoNU The other is just the audio from the group's youtube: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6WwZ56EoqqKm9k I hope you enjoy it =)

[@ZoeBlacktail]

This song makes me think of "Blame Canada"...don´t get me wrong I did like this satire song when it first come out...but I like "Blame Canada" more.😂🤣🤣😇

[@JH-lo9ut]

This is a satire of evangelical christians specifically. Sweden had a state church all the way from the reformation up until very recently. The state church "Svenska kyrkan" as they are still called, have been quite progressive and accept gay priests as well as performing gay weddings. The evangelical movement is Sweden is a whole topic in itself, but I'll give a quick summary: "Frikyrkor" (free churches, or free congregations) are religious congregations that started to emerge in the late 1800's and were allowed to separate from the the state church in the early 1900's The free congregations come in the usual flavours ranging from pretty lame to outright doomsday cults, and some of them, especially the pentacostals, are quite inspired by the white evangelical movement in the USA.

[@kellymcbright5456]

And today they make Greta Thunberg a holy Saint as Jeanne Darc.

[@BlueProductions12]

I sing this at least seven times a week

[@patrikjarl8650]

The thing is, this song is like 15 years old. They were very ahead of their time *humming on the song*

[@MrMacavity]

Good stuff 😆

[@mimz1173]

You’ve found our national anthem! 😂

[@mikaoj71]

Worlds best satire.. ❤ Lovit as a Swedish

[@elisabetbenson]

I did once have a legit reason for singing this: the Pride parade was messing up the buses and I was late to my god friend’s party (filled with gays). They laughed so hard when I finally made it!

[@koin243]

My grandmother knew this song and always pulled it as a joke when something went wrong in the world :D

[@mannek258]

Still funny...😂

[@DanielRisberg]

"Vi har ju ingen lokal"

[@fredrikstenberg8843]

Everyones fav. Love it

[@martinseptimryden7272]

Luckily somebody showed you Grotesco, one of the best humourshows in the world without a doubt.

[@eriksebz8466]

SUCH a fun one it is, I freakin love it ^^ Back in the day, they even played it live on a swedish pride festival haha xD And yes, homosexuals DO understand the sarcasm in it and I have several gay friends who freakin loves it :P

[@trollingpcgames]

It’s a great song, and factually accurate

[@thehoogard]

someone was on acid when they made those lyrics.

[@mikaeljohansson7848]

The independent church is the one that is mocked in this video. The independent churches is usually more extrem in their point of views. And the way they music is reminds much how their music is. Today Sweden is a country that become overly pc. That makes it even more funny. The irony in this is genius

[@dimhoLten]

2:33 "The Eurovision song contest just NEVER seems to end!", well, the gays probably are to blame for that one 😂

[@amandaandersson690]

So funny!

[@jessicajohansson9254]

I don't know if you notice the pastor and the small boy almost at the end. The pastor sings about his neck hurting from looking to long at the computer. Then the pastor is standing with the boy. Look how he's touches the boy.

[@CalmWolf-Swe]

welcome to swedish humor :)

[@imnotmatthew]

Curious, did you catch the Priests "look" and how he stroked the kids shoulder? That hint/joke is so satire and perfect in the song/video. Also the guy in the front, the "priest", is just bald, haha.

[@swedishbloke]

As a Swedish gay I endorse this message. Satan himself isn’t to blame, everything’s my fault. Now. Let’s get back to vibing to the anthem of Swedish gays

[@hansjonsson6462]

a fun fact is that Henrik Dorsins brother Mikael Dorsin used to play for the swedish national team in fotball

[@zarahp2098]

Honestly, I would just recommend you to watch “Spader Madame” by Hasse & Tage if you enjoyed this. They were the absolute KINGS of combining amazing songs and political satire. That one in particular is fun because of the music, which is all (I believe?) Schubert with new lyrics. Highly recommend pretty much anything by them though, but that one is one of underrated genius. 🤩

[@Perra1901]

OMG, thats was a long time ago.. i Wish they still was around these days we really need some good old humor.

[@Zejoant]

You should react to "Feit Accompli" by Benny Andersson (one of the people from ABBA). The original is in sweden but there exists an english one too if you'd rather want that.

[@dontdiecurious]

Where did you find this with english subs?

[@Volocope]

Where is Malaysia are you located? I live in Singapore lol

[@tediousgeorge7159]

If you want to have a look at swedish satire/ironical humor then Killing gänget is a good group to have a look at. Their shows Nile City and Persy tårar are golden pieces of comedy.

[@foolwise4703]

Anyone else cought the pastor caressing the child a bit too much at 4:13 🤣

[@KimOfDrac]

Galenskaparna - After Shave is a classic comedy group👍