I like the choise of words "fucking rich"

No we don't, and the Norwegians can back me up... Wait...

Well ... historically, most of the time they were arguing about Norway.

@@Grubnar I guess we're just that lovely

@@Aragorn195 You are indeed!

Greenland eating popcorn along: *”I don’t know”*

😂😂😂

Ah yes. The homophobic, religious nutjobs. (A stereotype I know. Only 1/3 i have met from the faroe has fit it)

Is tthat before or after the murder the whales

åland: fucking cries

I did not get that one. It contradicts the previous statement where Finland is not as happy as Iceland.

​@@harrodharrod5239Oooh is it that exploding finn couple? Not "Slo Mo Guys", the other ones.

@@jonashellsborn7648 Ooh, you mean hydraulic press channel. I thought it was a jab at all the active volcanos in Iceland

@@harrodharrod5239 What he’s saying is Icelandic people aren’t happier than Finns, how can they be living on a slow-motion explosion (ie, volcanic activity due to tectonic plates slow movement)

​@@kajsamelen That's my point exactly, but if you listen to it carefully, the quotes are: "Are they [Finns] happier than Iceland?" "Happier than Iceland? No. [So the Finns are not happier than Iceland] How can you be happy, when you're living on a slow motion explosion [this has to refer to something in Finland to provide explanation why Iceland is happier than Finland]"

As a Canadian I still struggle to believe these are separate countries.

@@abebuckingham8198 As a finn, I feel the same way about US and Canada.

Maybe we should send Sweden a bill for keeping Russians/Soviets off their border.

We actually do get money from swamps, not oilfield money but it's something 😅

​@@touma-san91- As a Canadian, I get it. Depending on the context, I sometimes do too. Just as the Scandinavian countries are inextricably linked, Canada and the US are too. Shame the US is living the historical equivalent to an episode of "Jackass", though

We 🇫🇮 are working on it 🤔 🍌

Iceland can’t be the only banana republic 🙄

It is disgrace if you are republic and don’t grow your own bananas 🍌

Holy shit, really? That's awesome

@@goldenstarmusic1689 And they turned a major tomato hothouse into an open garden and cafe, so everyone can experience faux sunshine and warmth during the winter.

Easy listening heavy metal

That or it should be the title of a Muse song

​@@BurningheartofSILVER OMG yes! 😂

doom metal. very very slow doom.

It is, now

Icelander who lived for years in Denmark (now out of the Copenhagen cult and happily living in Sweden). We all feel like we escaped the misery of Iceland and came to the promised land in Denmark. Until we realize the misery there just has a different flavor 😅

​@@futhark3 Copenhagen is sweden... duh. That is something all real danes know😅

@@emiljuhl50 No, you're mistaken. Skåne is a part of Sjælland, the real Denmark. Jylland is just the west Island we like to visit sometimes 😊

for some reason i thought this comment said he was a “blatant c*nt” (censored bc youtube)

Okay but if the town is called "ore mountain" they cant really complain about mining.

​@@johannesstorbjork7536 That's fair. If you look at satellite images you can see where the ground has collapsed and split Malmberget in two.

I thought it was about Finland too! Now I'm simply confused

Sweden is the worst am I right

Estonia didn't deserve that

@@Jane-oz7pp But what about Russia?

​@@Jane-oz7ppit's Russia

​@@Jane-oz7pp😂😂😂😂

Their economy is well lubricated!

Nah, you swedes are the ones who people should watch out for. Us Danes are content dominating international markets.

@@kristinagraversgaard5328Content dominating international markets?

@@baraenbojassen6611 yes, we have the largest toy company, the largest sea wind company, the (no longer as of 2022) largest sea transport company, the largest medicine producion company, and more.

@@kristinagraversgaard5328 oh that’s what you meant. Well you Danes need something to be proud of even if that thing is off-shore wind power (other countries have land 😉). Lego is a great success of Denmark. I’m not sure which medicine manufacturer you are talking about but AstraZeneca is Swedish and much larger than any danish manufacturer. I had some fun looking up different companies in the countries (I’m a nerd). Seems Sweden is hard to beat in any industry that is done in the nordics. Ikea, Volvo, Ericsson, H&M, Scania, Atlas Copco, Bonnier, EA DICE, Skanska, SKF, Electrolux, Securitas, Spotify just to name one Fortune 500 level company from practically every major industry. And that’s not to mention the music industry. You know, ABBA, Avicii, Zara Larsson, Roxette, Tove Lo, Ace of Base etc? 🥇😀

@@baraenbojassen6611 the medicine company i was talking about is Novo Nordisk, the 2. Largest pharmaceutical company in the world.

And as a Swede I don't like you for absolutely no reason /j 😂

I sing KJØPE HELE SVERIGE each day

​@@NorskaFjordskaOfficialAs a Swede I say do it! Must be easier than crossing the border all the time to buy things 😂

@@NorskaFjordskaOfficialUTAN SVERIGE VORE NORGE INGENTING

Would you rather a nightmare in nightmare clothing? (🇬🇧)

And cloudberries are way pricier than pretty much any other berry

Petrified wood? I know a jeweller who carves it into these stunning brooches, she uses bog oak

PFP mates! Also, there's lots of peat. And trees. We also have a true wealth of granite. Was actually a thing we used to ship out across Europe for building projects, similar to marble in some places. Good gods, we need to do something about our industries.

@@XXXkazeXXX cloudberries are everywhere in scandinavia above Småland

Ei varmaa kovin hyvää kontenttia tälläselle kanavalle puhua kansanmurhista, eugenismistä ja pakko kastraatioista :D

YOU HATE US CAUSE YOU AINT US, SWEDEN IS NO.1 NORDIC BABY!

Sweden is a hilarious country: a "beacon of human rights" that conveniently forgets it used to be a colonial superpower (for a while) and the promised land of eugenics. A country so self-assured it "doesn't need a national day" (which it only somewhat recently established), but one that never stops talking about its own excellence. They're perplexed why Finns hate them, yet they casually condescend to them all the time (just like Finns do to Estonians. some kind of annoying big brother syndrome)

Back in the Day lol that was last year 😂

@@harrystein5001 I was referring to the GDR

@alphakakcmeddlakadoofahkii3362 ah ok I thought you meant Lützerath 🤣

That was Sweden

There's a dimension somewhere in the multiverse where Trump was just advocating for Washington, DC peat production. I want to be in that reality.

i think the reason we're salty about it is because we are the reason we're not getting any of the money. we got offered a deal, help fund the project and get a share. sweden didnt "see the viability" and refused. years later and welp norway got oil money and we dont

we found minerals too. discovered in southwestern Norway could be large enough to supply electric vehicles, solar panels and fertiliser for at least 50 years. The valuable ore was discovered in 2018 by Norge Mining, who revealed in May that they'd found 70 billion tonnes of the material

@@kongvinter33yeah, but they won’t start to mine that before around 2030’s and when that happens, Electric cars and solar panels would be dead anyway’s.

It's all in good fun. Kind of like brotherly love, if you will

my norwegian grandma has a saying that goes "10,000 swedes, crawling through the weeds, chased by one norwegian" i'm mostly finnish though, so i get to laugh at all the other ones

It's not that serious. It's just nice to get "angry" and bicker over things that don't matter sometimes.

You should be glad that you atleast didn't bring up the danish to him

I suspect this has to be regional to some extent. I've never had an issue with Norway. Norway's cool (although obviously as a Swede it hurts to admit when other scandis are better than us which is most of the time), but the Danes can never be trusted. Oh sure they've been quiet for a few hundred years but it's fully possible they've been plotting our demise and we've just not been able to understand any of it what with all the Kamelåså nonsense.

Bog iron?

As another Swede, not me lol.

Volvo. Volvo turned it down. Slight difference. And of course I'm guilty of also spreading the myth we turned down the opportunity to become an oil producing nation. I mean it's too good of a story. 😂

​@@peartree8338actually Sweden did extract it's own oil during WWII to keep the armed forces going. Svenska skifferoljeaktiebolaget you can look up if you are intrested

Det hær var en fin borg, den vill vi gærna ha. Mange tak!

Nu ska det skrytbyggas!

Sweden: Damn it.. No oil here either. Alright boys! Lets try digging another riverbed.

​@@2caninesSvenska skifferoljeaktiebolaget used to extract oil from1942 to 1965

Iceland is basically a big vulcano with some ice and moss on top.

​@@methanbreather Oh I thought he said Finland is slowly exploding, made me laugh and then I felt a thing the German must have a word for, Pain of the World when I thought that isn't the whole society slowly exploding? "All will someday rust, every empire turn to dust. The Crack of Doom is coming soon" -Tiger Lillies 'Crack of doom'

@@Robustacap In most countries, the only people that think that "society is crumbling" are other generations that are regressive or stagnant and resistant to change. Society will always leave these people behind and progress, they do not like the changes, thus, to them, it is crumbling.

Its a slo mo filming couple. Forgot their name. Not as famous as "slo mo guys"

@@rdizzy1 I think you might not see what is happening. Stagnation and propaganda manipulation is the crumbling I'm talking about. Simplification of society into profit making machine, not that the world is changing. But to what is it made into and us with it. Control the data, u control the thought, control the thoughts and you control the reality and can make your own data, that's the crumbling of society I meant. If u don't see it, then maybe the programming works, or maybe I am wrong. Totally possible. And I have great faith in the young and coming generations that see through the BS. Too many go for the fame and money route, but many want change. Which they might get if the generational progress wasn't stuck on ppl born 1950 ..

Sweet home norway, odin im comin home to you

My 71yo dad is from Bornholm. The family tree on his side, looks like bamboo..

We are all god's children in the dark.

I mean usually here in Sweden we comment how every norwegian looks the same...and then we snigger and give the old "we know why, don't we?" Anyways... yeah Norway is inbred as F. 😁

@@sakurakiyori I'd never thought I'd say this outside of 40k context, but... HERESY!

Yeah, but Finland does take first place the happiness index (Iceland being 3rd), meanwhile Iceland is by far the safest country (with Finland being 13th).

as a northern swede, i dont see what crime you speak of.

@@MathsOP my family friends are southern swedes so you can imagine they can lol

@@AveragePootis Still maybe 10% of USA's crime rate, so no most people don't understand what you're talking about.

Nah, Denmark is the oldest sibling, who stil has a grudge about the younger siblings winning a fight far in the past, and who up untill Sweden joined NATO, has been passively trying to start another fight.

@@kristinagraversgaard5328 Technically Norway would be the oldest sibling as Fairhair came before Bluetooth. Then Sweden is much younger due to the late unification.

The vulcanoes?

It's basically made of volcanoes.. Made by a bunch of smaller volcanoes, which are highly active and causes trouble. Just a few weeks ago volcanoe and earthquake under one of the few cities. Few years back another volcano shut down Europe's air traffic.

​@Nidvard the volcanoes are not very active, on average one eruption every four years. The last three years were more active than usual, with an eruption every year - but all in the same area that's not near any settlements. There has - so far - not been an eruption in Grindavík, the town has been evacuated as a precaution. There has, however, been quite some damage due to earthquakes and land lifting/sinking due to underground lava movements. For the town, it's the worst case scenario, because why bother rebuilding if it is still not clear if and when the lava pressure releases. If an eruption happened, they could rebuild and get on with their lives - now that town has to wait and worry when it'll happen - this year still? Next one? Fivd years?

Iceland basically being the top of a bunch of active volcanoes

​@@NidvardEyafjatlajökull 😂

So did Norway. It's enough to supply the entire world for 50 years.