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Why Swedish People Scare Me

TuutobTuutob Member Posts: 607
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTh2pADosNs



A swedish pretty boy glorifying DotA, adding chicks and catchy Eurobeat music.

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  • MadAceMadAce Member Posts: 2,461
    No wonder they have such high suicide rates...

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  • DabbleDabble Member Posts: 1,043

    I guess it's far more acceptable to stay inside and play video games there than it is here in sunny California.

    Here we are consider losers

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by Dabble


    I guess it's far more acceptable to stay inside and play video games there than it is here in sunny California.
    Here we are consider losers
    Speak for yourself...I'm considered to be amazing.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • DabbleDabble Member Posts: 1,043
    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by Dabble


    I guess it's far more acceptable to stay inside and play video games there than it is here in sunny California.
    Here we are consider losers
    Speak for yourself...I'm considered to be amazing.

     

    Yeah, by yourself and your online buddies, whom you'll never meet.

     

    BURN!!!

    HA HA HA



  • WolfjunkieWolfjunkie Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 985
    Originally posted by Dabble


    I guess it's far more acceptable to stay inside and play video games there than it is here in sunny California.
    Here we are consider losers
    It's exactly the same in Scandinavia. Basshunter hit the mainstream market with the song "Botten Anna", a song which, at least the Danish people, belived was about a.. Boat. It was about an girl on an IRC channel though, which he belived was a bot.

    Pop some ecstasy, and even german folkmusic will sound absolutely fantastic!
  • PraetorianiPraetoriani Member Posts: 1,147
    This is the first time you've seen it? It was extremely popular in northern Europe for a while. Even among non-gamers who had no idea what 'DotA' was. It was played a lot in discos and nightclubs and such, in the Netherlands and Scandinavia at least.
  • HorusgirlHorusgirl Member Posts: 120
    Actually I think it's quite decent as long as you don't understand the lyrics


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  • DrunkenWDrunkenW Member Posts: 250
    Major Hit last summer.

    Its sort of a bad try of being kitch.
  • PhoenixsPhoenixs Member Posts: 2,646
    Yeah he had a hit in Scandinavia a while back. Not this song though, "Botten Anna" I believe the hit was called. Mostly popular with 14 year old people. That bought it and made it come up on the charts. This is one of his other songs. But his days of fame are long gone. He is mostly popular in Germany, Netherlands and similar countries that love really, really bad techno like this.



    Actually I think you can find a video on youtube, where the guy tries to perform at Sweden's biggest lan party, forgot the name (It's also one of the biggest in the world), and is booed at and not exactly making a awesome gig.
  • WolfjunkieWolfjunkie Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 985
    Originally posted by Phoenixs

    Actually I think you can find a video on youtube, where the guy tries to perform at Sweden's biggest lan party, forgot the name (It's also one of the biggest in the world), and is booed at and not exactly making a awesome gig.
    Dreamhack.

    And you're right, he was booed at.. Because he said he had to leave. The gamers seemed quite satisfied at least, giving him a pretty decent applaud in the end.
  • PhoenixsPhoenixs Member Posts: 2,646
    Originally posted by Wolfjunkie

    Originally posted by Phoenixs

    Actually I think you can find a video on youtube, where the guy tries to perform at Sweden's biggest lan party, forgot the name (It's also one of the biggest in the world), and is booed at and not exactly making a awesome gig.
    Dreamhack.

    And you're right, he was booed at.. Because he said he had to leave. The gamers seemed quite satisfied at least, giving him a pretty decent applaud in the end. Well I had the other impression, but well. In Norway it's always said that the Swedes aren't the brightest heads
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