Why do I get nostalgic listening to old Swedish music remembering the times Sweden was still first world and white?
Why do I get nostalgic listening to old Swedish music remembering the times Sweden was still first world and white?
Brayden Martin
Jaxon Wilson
for a time they were very good with english songs
Oliver Price
The older stuff gives a pretty apt depiction of Sweden in its natural state.
Kevin Reed
*blocks your path*
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Colton Reed
I was half-expecting a Mutt flag in the OP.
Julian Scott
God, she was really beautiful
Jackson Stewart
same desu, lmao
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Zachary Brown
gay americinized music, fuck sweden, norway makes objectively superior music
Samuel Collins
Did you know that the male singer in Ace of base was a nazi?
James Gutierrez
I didn't, based. I don't think he sings though, just plays instruments.
Liam Collins
Ah I never listened to them except for when they played it on the radio when I was young.
Easton Brooks
My mother loves Ace of base
Alexander Phillips
>Post song from the middle ages
Jose Rodriguez
Tell her the dude is a Nazi
Brandon Torres
>norway makes objectively superior music
yeah maybe
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Samuel Davis
she might say "wow that makes me love the band more"
Connor Bailey
His wife has a non-European(Spanish or Turkish) last name
Evan Ross
google says "Johanna Aybar"
Jayden Allen
Yeah...this isn't white
Swedish cucks can't stop mixing with Turk/Spic whatever
Carson Scott
He regretted it.
Neo-Nazi activities
In its 27 March 1993 edition, the Swedish newspaper Expressen reported that Ekberg had once been a member of a band called "Commit Suiside" [sic], which sang songs with explicit racist lyrics.[2] Ekberg claims that the cited lyrics were not recorded by Commit Suiside, but says he regrets this past part of his life as a big mistake.[3] Commit Suiside was a neo-Nazi band active in Gothenburg from 1983 to 1986, when Ulf was between the ages of 13 and 16. Other media outlets reported that Ekberg had been a neo-nazi skinhead.[4][5][6] In 1988 he was a part of the leadership of the Sweden Democrats in Gothenburg.[7] In 1998 some of his old songs were released on the compilation album Uffe was a Nazi!. Including songs like Rör inte vårt land (Don't touch our land), Vit makt, svartskalleslakt! (White Power, black head slaughter) and a cover of Skrewdriver's "Smash the IRA", with the lyrics changed to refer to the VPK.[2]
In the 1997 documentary Our Story, Ekberg said: "I told everyone I really regret what I've done. I closed that book. I don't want to even talk about it, that time does not exist in me any more. I closed it and I threw the book away 1987. I took the experience from it, I learned from it. But that life is not me. It's somebody else."
(Wikipedia)
Robert Powell
those were good times
Cameron Cox
you know it better than us if you lived back then
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