The Suburbs of Stockholm
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2023
- The suburbs of Stockholm are not very interesting, but perhaps just interesting enough for you to watch a 8 min video about them. I hope you enjoy it ^^
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Legit appreciate these kind of videos. Everyone always shows sweden in the most picturesque locations with bright sunlight. So this is much more honest
even the "bad" places in Sweden aren't really
@@jameshobbs I think you're right, just that Sweden is overly depicted as some kind of utopia in foreign media. (Or a hell hole if they're describing Malmo)
@@jameshobbs some are bad in the sense that they are taken over by muslims and have lots of welfare fraud, homophobia and so on.
I love your Sweden videos. I also like seeing the more boring parts of cities that you don’t often get to see.
Jag älskar dina videor om sverige! Jag är en amerikan och jag vill flytta till sverige. dina videor hjälper mig att lära mig mer om Sverige. Jag lärt mig svenska för 3 år. I can’t wait to be fluent!
Det var jättebra, jag hoppas att du uppnå ditt mål
jag också lär mig svenska närvarande och jag ska flytta till Sverige snart för arbete!
KOM INTE TILL SVERIGE, LANDET ÄR PÅVÄG MOT UNDERGÅNG
just wanna tell you beforehand dude, you already know way more swedish than the americans that have lived here for 10+ years, keep going!
The suburbs of Stockholm are indeed an interesting mix. And yes that feeling of riding the tube all the way across town to step out in a place looking much the same as from where one left is always an interesting feeling. Also fun how the city is a bit oddly arranged, like there are high density housing scattered about a bit everywhere, surrounded by low density housing filling in the gaps.
Also sad that we are loosing our forested areas, from the outside they seem fine, until one takes 4 steps in and notice how a new housing area has been built smack in the middle of the forest, turning it into this thin strip...
But yes, outside of the city center there often is little to see. Unless one wants to go on a tour of the largest art exhibition in town and visit every subway station to look at their unique art installations. Or perhaps take a look at the Sweden Solar System, however then one has to go the way to Kiruna to have seen it all, but at least it starts in Stockholm.
Was bamboozled by that atrocious Brutalist house in the middle of the Svensson villas
Actually so ingeresting. Die hard young royals fan obsession lead to actual curiosity about daily life, and thinking more culturally and specifically about actual swedish friends in my life and actual swedish language, so actual houses and suburbs is actually so interesting! Thank you 😊 also, really chuffed for you to be back in japan where your heart seems happiest! Well done ☺️
Im a real estate agent in California and want to start my own UA-cam channel. This is the type of content I'd love to make and talk about. You're the man, keep creating content Slappee! 🤙
Way better designed than US suburbs. Train station with food and multifamily housing 👍
Please upload more videos! It’s like a boost of antidepressants for me 😂
Thanks for making this! You give an amazing perspective.
Hey Fish! Thank you for this video. It was very informative. Actually it's very interesting to see the possible residences of living of people who want to move to Sweden. And honestly, I'd even like to hear and watch more about it.
Congratulations on getting to Japan by the way!
As always, another fun video!!! Cant wait for the next one :)))))
I laugh 😂 every time I watch your videos. Great sense of humor combined with very clear explanations. 🎉
Definitely interesting enough for an 8 min video! Looking forward to more videos about Japan!
love your commentary. so hilarious. so worth it
I really like this video. Cause i like to see other parts of a capital. So yes to many more Sweden videos. ❤
Have been living in a Swedish Suburb for the past year and wondered why it all looked like a copy pasted Garry's Mod map. Thank you.
YAY, you're back in Japan!!! Happy for you :)
I'm so happy to see that you brought your Fluffis Fisk to Japan 😍
slappee, i mean you can appreciate many aspects of the relaxing soothing beautifully architectured homes in the suburbs. I feel like, generic tourists would not enjoy it, but if you live life in a spontaneous way you will experience something different. as this goes to every part of our earth.
Your commentary is great! Honest with a lil sailor's mouth, right up my alley. "nipple hardening" quality content.
Funny thing for me looking at the Äppelviken houses. I grew up on the in rural Småland (southern Sweden) and I don't really think those houses look that fancy. Like people living in the first type of suburb could probably afford those types of houses where I grew up. Well, minus the private helicopters.
I enjoyed the video a lot. Thank you.
congrats on the move to Japan! It is an interesting video for people living outside of Sweden, I believe.
To me it's interesting because some family members lived in exile in Sweden during the 70s/80s/90s, so getting a feel for it is interesting
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍
"The Ones That All Look The Same"...my ideal type of neighbourhood..green and leafy but reasonably high density...no pretensions around social class..creativity can take place within the 4 walls. Think it's too easy to dismiss the suburbs but we will see a new Bohemia emerging in them I think...inner cities are now for the rich kids who buy an image for themselves.
I was in Stockholm a couple of weeks ago, after taking the train in from Copenhagen, and I was surprised at the many apartment buildings lining the countryside, instead of single family housing. But I think you do a good job of not only showing a lot of single family homes in your video, but you also explain why so many apartment houses do exist in the suburbs.
A wild Slappee appears. Looking forward to both Sweden and Japan videos
Thanks muchly for that. Cdn expat now norwegian with a number of years in Finland and over 30 yrs in Norway. Nice to see the subtle differences. Good luck in Japan.
As a big fun of cosy areas with small houses who lives in metropolis of St.Petersburg, Russia, i would have tons of pleasure strolling in any suburbs depicted in this video. Except maybe this small part of Saudi Arabia within Stockholm.
Happy youre back in Japan! 🙂
Stockholm suburbs are different from US suburbs, less sprawling, with more communal spaces. By comparison, central Stockholm feels pretty similar to Manhattan.
love the humor and irreverent tone :D
Try to come to Rimbo! Really pretty and gives perfect suburban feel.
PS: Still waiting on the road trip! 😅
One question, why does the poor suburb type look much better than our better ones? 😢
Loved the video, good job!
WHAT???????????????????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To be honest he showed the cleanest parts of tensta in the video
I like your video about Sweden, swedish language and culture.
Make more please
I like your channel. Thanks for the tour of suburban Stockholm. I like that you discussed the housing shortages after the war. Big differences between Östermalm and Fittja.
that still looks really nice for being the poorer zones
make a part II video and come to Tyresö. Nicest suburban area I think as it has a lot of beautiful nature. I'll give you a bike tour if you ever come to these parts mate :)
Hello Fish Slappee…Cool videos. I will visit Stockholm soon and staying in suburb called Sundbyberg…it is a safe area and are there interesting things to see and do? Cheers!
These Suburbs look so nice compared to the single family housing hellscape of north america Suburbs.
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as someone who lives in a suburb to stockholm, yeah i really appreciate being able to walk to the store and go out for drinks without having to drive back.
As someone who lives in Atlantic Canada I would completely agree. The convenience of being able to easily bike, walk or hop on a quick bus ride to get something to eat or some groceries while for the most part avoiding single family suburbia that expands in all directions where every road leads to more nothingness, this is a big improvement imo.
Of course both single family suburbia and dense housing like most of the housing we see in this video are important but dense housing is something we really aren't utilizing very well in my city until very recently.
I've read that there are loads of grenades being thrown around in some Stockholm suburbs! You risked your life to make this video for us! A great watch as always and good luck with your new chapter in Japan :)
the 14 million dollar is why i liked this video, also the eeffoc joke lol
Gör en video om Skarpnäck, passar inte in i någon av dina förortstyper! Bra video !
I am fan of this guy ❤
Same! 😁
Jävligt kul att huset på videon vid 3:59 är min granne😅
Can you tell us about the idea of Lagom?
I think the lamellhus look much nicer than milonprogram boxes.
I'm from Vällingby 🤙 lived in Husby and Tensta
I want to visit sweden for a month and loved the Älvsjö district of Stockholm. Would you care to refer any affordable apartments
I’m gonna be moving to Europe after college it’s where ever I get a audio job really and luckily unlike Norway I could get a audio assistant job in Sweden due to larger population
): I wish I could get a job in Norway due to the extreme metal scene dang😢
Is turkish doner the top street food?
If truth be told, and I write it, these suburbs look depressing. Perhaps I've been living in southern California for much too long, but it's true.
Good old Älvsjö-Hägersten suburbs. I think.
The “poor” suburbs look like middle class neighborhoods in the US 😂 Come to the US and see what real poverty looks like in a “first world” country
To be fair he showed the nicer parts of tensta
Great video!
Questions:
Why do Swedes likes Thai food so much?
Where do Volvo drivers live in Stockholm?
Are their areas of Stockholm you are afraid to walk around?
What cheese do Swedes eat?
I'm not Swedish but I live in Stockholm and based on the video I can give you the answer to question 3: Nope. At 5:27 you see him walking around and recording in Tensta, which is probably the worst, most crime-ridden place in Stockholm, definitely top 3 worst areas.
As for cheese, there are four categories of Swedish cheese in my view:
- cheap yellow cheese like Hushållsost and Gouda, probably the most common, sold in blocks (it seems only immigrants buy pre-sliced cheese here) and then cut using an osthyvel
- fancier yellow cheese like Präst or Greve, and particularly the king of this category, Västerbottensost. The first two taste like Maasdamer with a hint of Cheddar, the last one is closer to Parmesan; these are always sold in triangular blocks and cut using an osthyvel
- blue cheese, Ädelost, surprisingly popular to the point where it is even a popular flavour of cream cheese
- Kvarg, if you count it as cheese; it technically is cheese but feels and is used more like greek yoghurt
Volvo drivers live on farms, together with their gang of topless beer belly buddies, and sulking about their upcoming car inspection because they cant affort that replacement part, and dreaming about a life where they just got a saab instead.
hey, american living in tullinge (suburb of stockholm or suburb of sö'rtälje? no one knows) :) love your videos
Hoodsen? Det heter väl orten?
أحب فيديوهاتك 😁
7:02 Some of them are not safe anymore, you mean you can be robbed or something like that? I mean, most people like to go spend their money few days a year to know the fancy parts of a place, but in my opinion this is equally important to visit at least once, after all, they are part of your place and culture, as smaller cities and towns.
suburbs look like Germany- which at least has the war as an excuse, what were the Swedes thinking when they built those heinously ugly contraptions?
You should come to Finland - most lower end suburbs here could be mistaken for Chernobyl and Pripyat.
@@samhynninen yikes! My humble advice: spend money to fix up the country before throwing it away to import Africans?
Money, always money. It's cheaper.
Functionalism. They were more fans of practicality effectiveness etc.
I want to add ”Art Project” suburbs to the list (a.k.a Jakobsberg & Barkarbystaden)
my gawd. i was wondering why i simply don't bump into cool honest people in stockholm. cause they moved to japan.
3:00 don't miss out a pizza place ))
Nice. More Sweden.
Tfw you see the house you grew up in in a UA-cam thumbnail wtf
How do you like Tokyo?
The all look the same, "in whole Sweden".... Best regards from México City.
Jag älskar Sverige both Dina rumpa och liksom dig och Sverige…
Idk I was going to make a cock joke and I’m still learning Swedish
Hilarious how everything looks like a carbon copy of Helsinki’s suburbs.
I think you’re wrong about these suburbs “not being that interesting.” For people interested in architecture and history they are very interesting.
First there are the early suburbs built during the turn of the last century. Often as housing for workers (Sundbyberg), middle class (Enskede, Mälarhöjden, Bromma) and the wealthier (Djursholm, Saltsjöbaden). These have lots of interesting and beautiful buildings and areas (even though the author of this video seems to have a massive class chip on his shoulder).
Also failed to explain the history of why and how these different areas were build the way they were built. For example how the socialist government of Stockholm used the expansion of the subway system to expand their communal housing programme (miljonprogrammet) and ownership by the socialist-controlled public housing companies.
Nice! time to meet pewdiepie in japan!
Good video, but you exaggerated the wealth of the people living in the wealthy suburbs. Sure some houses are crazy expensive, but a lot of people bought them before they got that expensive or inherited them from parents or grandparents who did. To have a chauffeur or helicopter would be extremely rare, rather the mpst expensive things these people indulge in would be be things like a pool, trip to Thailand or BMW.
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Dude I just moved to Stockholm and you're already gone? Dafuq man
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I live in a house
eeffoc
also lots of muslims
Copy paste areas 🤣
I'm leaving Sweden tomorrow after 3 months of touring here. Stockholm sucks ass outside gamla stan. Västerås even worse. Västkusten is probably the best of Sweden (if you can afford to buy). But pretty much all of Sweden is the same, all the young people hate it because there's nothing to do, bars suck, and everyone is passive aggressive. The nature on the other side is amazing and i love it which is the only good side of Sweden to be honest. People complain about inmigrants but they are the ones driving buses, cleaning and opening restaurants, things that Swedes don't want to do.
Is it safe to say that people aren't shagging like crazy anymore? 🤔 You have mentioned annual orgies at Christmas time, which completely sold me on moving to Sweden. But, this video seems more of a deterrent to moving for me. 🫤 Maybe a video on sexual promiscuity in each suburb could help with decision making. 😅😂 All joking aside, I definitely enjoyed this episode. All romanticism stripped away, raw, unedited versions of really real life to expect as an expat in Sweden. ❤😊
I thought social class wasn't a thing in Sweden so I can't understand why you would feel like a "peasant" in the posh suburbs of Stockholm. I thought everyone was equal in the utopia that is Sweden. If I had the means I would rather live somewhere nice like Tallkrogen - Enskede and put up with snobbish neighbours rather than living in a cramped flat in a less wealthy suburb.
Wouldn't everyone like that? Now thanks to immigrants it's not as easy anymore to escape the dangerous neighborhoods