JAJAJAJA literalmente! se estan jalando las pelucas peleando por simon, wilhem, marcus, august, sara, por todooos!

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Ja men publiken i Sverige är kass!! Det där var ju skit roligt.

Behöver jag ringa 112?

@@capri-offthewall834 Lunga dig Måns

Ahhahaa

lol sure, being a D-celeb son didn't help him get the role at all *eyeroll*

@@Mycenaea why are you so salty

@@whoisdis8201 lmao yeah someone's butthurt for no reason

@@Mycenaea who?

@@Mycenaea​You mean that Pontus had something to do with him getting the role? Rofl Pontus is in the same position as Malte when it comes to fame. Malte auditioned for Simon twice and they asked him if he wanted to audition for August aswell. He earned his spot.

Yes, I agree. But watch it again .... Wilhelm has many _sly_ "smiles/almost smiles."

​@@penboyasgod6103 🩵 😊

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@@Khsjsj Because people want to be able to understand what they're talking about? :O

They made profit off of me at least that's for sure

good luck with en and ett, it wont be easy since there's no gramatical rule

@@EleonoraStill oh tell me about it, i just started learning about clothes

@@EleonoraStill no kidding!! it is a tough one, but I'm determined to get better

#3 will be the last -- unless they decide they can successfully do a _Princely_ "post-graduation" series.

We never censor words on Swedish television haha. No one cares, it is normal. I think Americans are weird for doing that all the time.

​@@vixikie5228as a German, I agree

Edvin ryding ❤❤❤

Någon har köpt kommentarer 😂

She's everywhere in swedish television though, her family is like the kardashians of sweden, it's a little annoying how they all get famous out of nothing

@@EleonoraStill I think you are a little bit unfair. Benjamin Ingrosso is a supreme singer/songwriter. He would have gotten a foot inside the door of the music industry, even if he had been an orphan found in a dumpster. Bianca Ingrosso is open, funny,, not scared to speak her mind, and that way has become a person many people like. This, just as for her mother, has opened new doors. But Wahlgrens World is a success primarily because of how open and easy to identify with Pernilla, Bianca, Birgitta and the rest are. And because they are who they are, others see ways of making money using them in personal appearances, or having adds on their bloggs. That position is not something they have been given, but something they have gained by hard work and a professional attitude.

@@Tvjunkieful12 I don’t know if we’re both Swedish since you seem to know a lot, but sure, I get that, I’m just tired of seeing them everywhere. I like variety in the media I consume and Sweden is obsessed with this family

@@EleonoraStill I am Norwegian, actually. So maybe we get Wahlgrens and Ingrossos in easier to consume portions than you do in Sweden? So in that case I sympathize with you, cause we have some Norwegan "celebs" I am fed up with too.

Same!! 😆

Same!!

I have translated it in the commentsection now :)

@@carolinecupcake9446 you are the best!! Thank you so much :)

@@carolinecupcake9446 tack så mycket 🥺

timestamp?

@@majatove 7:23

@@pengy7186 what it means in English

@@lvbemine5696 it's in english. it means that he won't give away information about s3, because he (=papi=edvin lol) is not a "snitch" (snitch is "an informer, usually one who betrays his group", it's a slang.)

Thank you. 😘

👏👏👏💯💯💯

I have added subtitles for you guys :)

@@carolinecupcake9446 you're an actual angel xx

there are captions if you press the cc box at the bottom right

I have written subtitles in the comments now

It is translated in the comments

@@Bengt556 Yes because its a bettet option to heartbeat

I have added subtitles for you guys

@@carolinecupcake9446 i prefer to have it on the video but thank u so much!!

We have added them to the actual video now!

@@K5sverige amazing! thank uu

Sim 🤧

Then learn English lol

Me too!

Your wish is our command. Subtitles added ❤

On Netflix

can you write in swedish when edvin said ‘fuck you’

@@DinoMerliiin98 wdym-

added! ❤

added! ❤

A lot of people in this part of Europe (at least Scandinavia and the Netherlands for as far as I know) are close to fluent in English and it's everywhere. It becomes such a habit to use those words and integrate them into our own language, sometimes I feel like it fits better or is a more appropriate word for what I'm trying to express.

@@aichohvee Interesting. Thanks!

Swenglish is kind of a thing here. A lot of people here put in random English words when speaking Swedish. English is everywhere here (music, television, computer etc.) and we are kind of known for being good at English as having it as second language (not everyone or always of course). Learn English from early age. Sometimes I even forget a Swedish word even if I speak it fluent so I just use the English word instead haha. This is what happens when you speak more than one language. "Young adults and teenagers" would be "unga vuxna och tonåringar" in Swedish.

@@vixikie5228 Thanks for letting me know!

@@vixikie5228 The same with Tagalgish [?] --- Philippines. It's now nearly impossible to listen to Tagalog (and other dialects, as well) speaking Filipinos without hearing numerous English words. And I think the same for Spanglish [Spanish] --- throughout Europe and the Americas (Central & South). And I would assume it's like that for several other popular languages as well like German, Flemish, etc. On the other side of that "coin" are Japanese, Chinese and Korean --- you don't hear so much English mixed in unless they don't have a popular word for its meaning in their language.

We have added English subtitles, hope you will enjoy the video!

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