American Reacts to Everything That Makes Zara Larsson Proud to Be Swedish
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I'm also Swedish...!!! And.... Zara Larsson is a DIVA....! For exámple... if she wants to sit and talk on a public cinema during the film... she believes, she has the right to do that..!?! (just one ex.)
I live in the middle of Sweden, and here we have both real winters and nice summers. The perfect balance. ❤
Amazing! 🤩
In Stockholm the winters suck tho
Yes, we have beautiful summers. Last year, it was on a Wednesday.
That I envy, living in southern sweden and right by the ocean so the winters here are just icy and cold.
the reason why here in the north we like salty food is because for many thousands of years it was the main way we preserved food. so salt has been in our family for as long as we can remember
Semla is traditionally eaten before lent, and it's at least 500 years old.
Oh wow 😯
That’s right! We let them age for at least 500 years before it’s even acceptable to consider it “the real deal”. Generations go by and it is traditionally a core way for us to be closer to our ancestors
Thanks for a lovely reaction! I live in the inner archpelago of Stockholm. About 12 kilometers from the city. Am sorrounded by water, hills and trees and assure you that it is beautiful here. 😊
That’s so cool!! Stockholm is an amazing city 🏙️
Thanks for sharing this 😊
... yeah, and the midsummer pole is of course not a penis or even a phallus symbol, that's just a myth.
The song about frogs were originally a french song about onions.
Rudolph is delicious btw.
Thanks for the clarification! I was surprised
You need and react to an film from Visby (Gotland ) that city is like it is from an farytailAnd the nickname of Visby is
The city of roses🌹🌹🌹🌹
Say no more! Would love to check it out soon.
Thanks alot 😀
Have you listen to or react to Tommy Johansson from Sweden, covers, He played in Sabaton, has his own band Majestica but his voice is a gods voice. Play all instrument by himself. If not, go in to his YT channel Tommy Johansson and react on Abbas the winner takes it all, YOU RAISE ME UP (1 OCTAVE CHALLANGE)
Hello from Sweden!
Hi my friend 🫢🤗
You CAN have semla any time of the year but february is the season for it and it's sold everywhere. It's really good!
This sumptious creamy bun actually hails from Fat Tuesday, the equivalent of Mardi Gras and the Carnival, i e the day before the Lent season of fasting (although very few fast nowadays)
It used to be illegal to sell it any other day than Fat Tuesday
Excellent video. You mentioned some law and immigrants. Sweden like many countries need more young people. Almost 1/4 of all swedes started in another country.
We are very proud of Sara Larsson. She is both an amazing artist and an amazing spokesperson.
Come and visit Sweden. The Swedish currency is a bit weak right now, so it is good value to visit.
Thanks alot!
Sweden is an amazing country. Zara Larsson is incredible.
Unfortually they have made the migration laws stricter for people from outside of EU, becourse of the increasing crime rate, wich also has bad consequences for those immigrants that whats to live in peace or even immigrate for love.
@@starrlarh Yes, she is incredibly stupid. That could be the reason why she is popular among younger people.
@@marcusfridh8489 I think the problems came from alot of people arriving rapidly and overwhelming the system so that they weren't integrated properly, which is a shame. If we accept people into our country we should also be prepared to integrate them. Now violent crime is on the rise and many blame immigration for it.
Most people I speak with are still positive about it though, and I have many friends at my job and in private who are not Swedish. One work colleague I remember especially was a guy from Syria who came here, found love and started a family. the kindest, nicest guy I ever met.
I myself am half-swedish, with my mom coming from Luxembourg in the 80s.
The same food on every holiday is sort of true but not totally true, it can differ but will be served in similar or in the same way as tend to have common food on the table, like it will be potatoes and herring because that is what a typical smörgårdsbord looks like, it will include the same type of drinks, the same type of liquor no matter what smörgårdsbord it is and we always sing a little fun song before drinking our strong liquor, that is what happens when having a traditional smörgårdsbord as the smörgårdsbord is a tradition in itself and it will be a thing for every holyday. It will involve herring, hard bread with probably some strong swedish cheese on and potatos no matter what holyday but what we celebrate will differ. Also the rest of the food on our table outside the typical food will be the main dish that does show the differece of celebration. So it's the warm food and then theres and cold food. The cold food usually stays the same and the warm food is what differs the most.
Like on christmas it will be served prince sausages, home made meatballs, Janssons frästelse and christmas ham with mustard on. It's normal to have white rice porrage with cinnamon and milk due to the fact that we believed in small creatures called "Hus tomte" later called "Jultomte", that is mixed up for Santa now days as we are getting more Americanized, but the original Tomte not Santa is a different magical creature that looks like a very small person and who is 10 times as strong as a human so this creature would want rice porrage and beer at christmas day and we give this Tomte this porrage and add butter in it too to make sure we get this creature on a good mood and also as a thank you for helping taking care of the house hold and feeding our animals. Well we believed this creature did our job lol but we also believed that this creature would hit us hard in the face if we did not do our job right at the house hold.
During Midsummer we will go for a lot more fish than usual and be more creative with our potato dishes as me could go for a potato salad and other fish dishes than just herring, like eating shrimps or salmon. Summer is for cold food mostly and way less intended for warm food, I believe less meat too aswell, so no prince sausage, no Janssons frästelse either as that is a potato dish only for the christmas), I think meatballs is also more for christmas, so midsummer is mostly just fish and potatoes and hardbread, maybe a different type of meat would be a thing, usually grilled meat as it's during the summer. For liquor it's traditionally Akvavit (Aqvavit), Absolut Vodka and beer typically for any smörgårdsbord.
In another holyday we only eat crayfish and nothing else. It's crayfish party and the drink is just strong liquor. We Eat crayfish and celebrate the crayfish just for the fact that it's a good season for crayfish and that is it. It's kind of dark during that time so it's common to lit lanterns and light candles, some even put on stupid crayfish hats on just to look extra silly.
Lucia is also a fun little tradition during winter so go check that one out.
Other traditional and common everyday dishes in Sweden would be like Pyttipanna, is a left over dish made of diced meat, potatoes, chopped onion, fried eggs layed over and sliced beets on the side. On thursdays it's tradition to eat pancakes and peasoup, so even if it's not eaten at home it will be served in schools and at restaurantes. The swedish Taco is also a thing but not as old, that one is eaten on Fridays.
Potatos is the most basic food we have in Sweden and is eaten in any season, all the year around. It's what rice is for the asians. It's the sort of food that we survived on during the poor and famine days.
Peasoup and pancakes is from the military: Serve it on thursdays. Candy on Saturdays we all grew up with. Semla is available between like late, late december through March. It is actually a "fettisbulle", and to be served 47 days before Easter. And yes it is a religious habit. A Semla/Fastlagsbulle/Fettisbulle is to be eaten just before the fasting begins... Almost everything is the same on Swedish buffés on holidays, and that is why I don't eat it. I spend the money on something really goooood for me and my son instead.
Oh wow! 😯
Thanks for sharing this! Really informative.
My warm regards to your son ❤️
Hello 👋 Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮
Well, foods varies a bit between holidays. We eat more chicken and eggs at Easter and grilled ham at Christmas.
That’s great.
I love the shoutout for my home city Skellefteå!! Tack Zara 🥳🥰
NO Immigrants?? One of Swedens small municipality has accepted more immigrants than the entire USA combined!!! So this statement is absolutely NOT TRUE!!
Agree 100%
One municipality having accepted more immigrants than the entire United States isn't just untrue, it's absolutely preposterous. Maybe you meant to say refugees?
Not true
Its not fair....why are you black women allways so very beutiful, gorgeus...extremly good looking....
Our cousine 🇸🇪❤ is lets say simple. For sure. It's simple and easy to eat. Nothing special. But not a marrocan stew, or turkish kebab or libanese tacos. But our land is worth visiting, tour Norway. Go to Finland from Stockholm. ❤❤❤
Yeah, Zara is one of those people who will say one smart thing and then two-three dumb ones.
She's not a swedish pride by any means. She became a real diva and snobbish really fast and have been shit talking sweden on more than one occasion.
The last thing i remember her saying was how she feels she has thr right to talk and scream during a movie at the cinema and that if you don't like it YOU should go home.
She has repeatedly said she "Hates men" so there's that...mind you, I'm not talking about hating "toxic masculinity"(which she has Also said she hates, and as do I, so no issues with That particular statement, but if any man said he generally "Hates women" you know damn well that wouldn't be celebrated or even accepted.)
She will take any opportunity she gets to throw sweden under the buss - she's essentially countries "pick me girl"
I saw someone else comment "incel" becasue he criticised her, to which I will preemptively say, no I'm not, we have several swedish artists I absolutely adore, Like for instance, Robyn, Loreen and my favourite, Molly Sandén(whom I'm extra proud over, as she turned hollywood down when they said she had to lose weight)
Such a great compilation but I really love our lakes, (our clean lakes!) and Sweden has over 100.000 of them!!
Sweden not accepting immigrants? We have received the most immigrants per capit in the whole EU. So idk what u mean?
If she were American she would probably spell her last name Larson. For some reason Americans can't handle a double s in a last name…
Most, if not all, those s-son last names origin from Sweden (in Denmark and Norway ”sen” is a more common ending, Larsen etc). A lot of Swedes emigrated from here (Sweden) to America in the 1800s and early 1900s, and some changed their names slightly to better fit into their new social environment, like skipping an s in Andersson or make their names sound more American, like Svensson becoming Swanson or Berggren becoming Bergeron.
Anyway, Larsson with ”ss” should give it away, so yes, she's Swedish.
Edit:
I believe that last names ending with ”sson” are also somewhat common in some parts of Finland, and I guess that's the parts where they speak Swedish. Correct me if I'm wrong. 👍
So true! Thanks alot
I'm Swedish, but my surname has a single-s. Always confuses people in Sweden.
@@RobertClaeson Yes, that happens too, it's just not the norm. Just forgot to mention it. 👍
-sson surnames are also extremely common in Iceland 😄
@Greksallad But they use the actual patronymics, so those names are not passed on. They even use -dóttir for girls/women. Vigdís Finnbogadóttir, the former president, was the daughter of Finnbogi which was the first name of her father.
Those seasonal traditional semlas was a big thing in Sweden until now but it's changing, nowadays you can buy these all year around at some places and they change sizes and recipe after mood as well so the traditional semla is partly dying or outcompeted by new fabrications, but you should really try the original semla, it's my absolute favourite and I only eat 1 or two each year and that's why I never get tired of it as many swedes have because they eat so many.
Who told you we don't accept immigrants? And who told you that you couldn't also come as a tourist? Just come over!
I myself am so proud of my small country 🥰🥰🥰
A tip is with names that ends with "sson" is most likely swedish, like Eriksson, Larsson, Nilsson, Gustavsson, Andersson etc, it's basically "the son of Lars aka Lars'son", so when the surname was taken the first time this was it.
You forgot the king of "sson's":
SVENSSON
@@Terrible_fate Eyyy svenne
Sweden do accept foreigners, the law is just harder against criminals and towards people who use the system to live for free.
Are you sure you are an American? hmmmm.... what's wrong with being a Nigerian?
You can have semla at any time of the year really, it's just tradition to have it in that time of the year. We have a day we call "fettisdagen" where almost everyone eats a semla. It's tradition for many to buy a semla for each family member on their way home, or to serve them to everyone at work.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrove_Tuesday
cinnamon buns are actually from Sweden
And We Have World Best Pizza.!!!
Hi from Sweden ❤❤❤
I am Swedish and of course she is a great artist here
Is her accent American?
Have you seen the tribute song about Swedish Fika by Go Royal, It is good one.
Funny video but not at all representative for swedish food. I’m Swedish by the way…
Oh wow! 😯
Thanks for sharing
@@starrlarhYes it is. Meatballs = our national dish. Pickled herring is presented at easter, midsummer and christmas in lots of different versions. Toast Skagen is served litteraly everywhere. So I don’t know what he’s talking about.
Meatballs for me is Egusi for my wife. Neither is ever wrong.
Hi from Malmö! Hope you come and visit 🙏
Thank you for your lovely reaction to this nice video!! 😊
You are not American. And the funny thing is that you say "Brit" in your description lol
😳 dude.
One thing to point out about allemansrätten or the freedom to roam is that it is as long as you respect nature, don't destroy anything, take your trash with you, and you do not leave your mark on the land. It does not however apply to other people's property or privately owned land. Then you need permission from the landowner if you want to camp there.
It does apply to privately owned land if it does not disturb the owner! (hemfridszonen)
@@rogerforsman5064 just saying that the owner is within his/her right to deny people camping on their land.
270.000 islands in Sweden... ;)
Cool right! 😌
More than any country in the world, actually. I think Norway comes in second and Canada third, or fourth.
@@johnnyrosenberg9522
1. Sweden
2. Finland
3 Norway
4. Canada
@@snoken1000Really? Interesting. 👍
@@johnnyrosenberg9522 yeah ill think that is in that order😊
She can sing, but she can't think,.....
She obv thinks a lot better than you
try some surstömming I got a can to spare
ZL aint proud to be Swedish, dig deeper and yuo will found out.
At least, the Swedish aint proud of her.
I belive she is. Don't judge her too hard for believing in political trends... she was young!
She is 26 now and has still made many controversial statements about Swedish men and Swedish culture. It is then no secret that she prefers "foreign men"...
This would be the most boring comment ever, from watching this video... We are proud in Sweden, and I am proud of Zara! She is amazing!
Mannen vänligen byt förnamn.
Finally one person that knows what he is talking about!!!!!! Thank God!
@@andersgranstrom7128tårar!
But we swedes are not proud of Zara Larsson.
Oh why!?? 😟😱
Yes we are. Shes the best🇸🇪
Tala för dig själv, pissluffare
Speak for yourself..
And why she's always followed by comments like this, from Swedish men hating on her, is beyond me 😅 They're just always there. Everywhere... when it's sooo much better (and more dismissive) to just not give the people you don't like, any percentage of your attention or energy 🙈
Incel?
That misandrist should no one to listen to... I know ... I´m Swedish
Wow! 😯
@@starrlarh Don't listen to bitter men hating on Zara... I know... I'm Swedish too ;)
@@ImSanna88 You made my point for me ... Thanks
@@OlaLiljegren ♡
I cant understand a word that you say. Is that english?
😞😟
That's what people in Stockholm say about people in the rest of Sweden. I heard one of them complain about a TV celebrity from our biggest island Gotland. Yes, their dialect is like nothing else in Sweden, but her accent was very mild. The complaining Stockholm person said something like ”can anyone understand anything of what she says?” People in Stockholm are the only ones that can't understand any other dialects than their own, I think.
I don't think the English spoken in this video is particularly hard to understand, but yes, some accents are easier to understand than others.
@@johnnyrosenberg9522 I don't mean Zara.
@@stefannylander7642 I know. I just drew a parallel to Swedish dialects (because I'm Swedish myself), that was all it was.