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Reaction To 100 Pop Hits From SWEDEN! 1974-2024!

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We reacted to the Top 100 Songs from Sweden (1970s–2000s)! 🇸🇪🎶

From ABBA and Roxette to Ace of Base, Europe, and Swedish pop classics, this Swedish music journey was full of nostalgia, surprises, and legendary hits. We listened to the songs that shaped Sweden’s music history across the 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s.

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17 Comments

@vendelayindustries 1 month ago

Soooo much great music is produced in Sweden ... you've just scratched the surface!

@raymondengstrom1078 1 month ago

If you thought that was mindblowing....
Look up songs that was produced/written by Swedish producers...and your mind will be even more blown...

@Bioniclefan_2007 1 month ago (edited)

Don’t forget Karamell Dansen. That was a Swedish song before Japan took it, speeded it up, and used it in that Anime series that i can’t be bothered to try and spell or remember. People constantly say that it is Japanese and that they sing in Japanese, but as a Swede myself i can say that that is CLEARLY Swedish. Also, Karamell Dansen is LITERALLY the direct Swedish translation for ”the Caramell Dance”, and the artists who made it are Swedish

@RandomerFellow 1 month ago

I'm Swedish, and I have a slightly unusual top 5 favorite on this list—Jessica Folker's “How Will I Know.” It's definitely worth a listen!

@alejandrosantanaborquez917 1 month ago

🅰️🅱️🅱️🅰️ RULES😊!
Greetings ❤ from Chile 🇨🇱🤗🤓👌

@niklaskenez2334 1 month ago

That's a beginning, but you had no idea about this: "Top 50 Songs Written by Swedish Songwriters & Producers! (so far)"

@PJxpanterx 2 weeks ago

There's so many more, first aid kit for example

@CherryKanDee 3 days ago

Avici ❤ Sweden House Mafia ❤

@larsfaltby2220 2 weeks ago

Look into Max Martin and be amazed!

@icesam931 1 month ago

Stakka bo & E- type🙌

@CherryKanDee 3 days ago

Swedish woman here. Born 84. HATE ABBAS music - but proud that we have something else than just meatbals and IKEA 😂

@torbjorngunnarsson2986 1 month ago

Nice to see you've come to know Swedish music.
A bit of a long story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVEH19-ts_c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVEH19-ts_c
And about an important man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUpGwXW9xVk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJF9gl9SRyc

@tommiejonsson8952 1 month ago

I wonder if this list is based on charts or personal preferences. I've never heard or heard of "Open sesame" - at least not as a song by Leila K. That other one by her though, "Got to get", that one I've heard.

@Lars-q4k 1 month ago

I haven't even heard the list you're listening to... but I know which one you're listening to : ) But you should know that a Swede or two has a finger in the game when it comes to most hit songs in the world... Max Martin – a tip for content.