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Top trends in Sweden November 1, 2026

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Top 8 Sweden — November 1, 2026

  1. 01

    Skräckfilm gjord av familj

    A family has created a horror film for Halloween.

    Trending in Sweden
  2. 02

    Rob Curti Swede of 808 Mafia

    Rob Curti, also known as Swede of 808 Mafia, is an RIAA Multi-Platinum Producer for artists including Lil Wayne, Dj Khaled, Meek Mill, Gucci Mane, Nas, Farruko, and Dalex. He has also written and produced for the Hollywood movie "Bad Boys For Life".

    Trending in Sweden
  3. 03

    Jussi Björling hyllas

    The Jussi Björling Society is hosting a webinar on singing Puccini featuring commentator Ira Siff and tenors Jonathan Burton and Richard Leech. A DVD titled 'Jussi Björling: He Sang with a Tear in His Voice' was released on July 30, 2013.

    Trending in Sweden
  4. 04

    Lunds stift prästviger nya präster

    Lunds stift is ordaining four new priests who will serve as assistant pastors for one year in special introductory parishes. Additionally, a lecture on knowledge and free speech will be held in Lund Cathedral featuring Jonna Bornemark and Ola Larsmo.

    Trending in Sweden
  5. 05

    Falkenberg: Rassismus bei Teenager-Party

    Children and teenagers chanted racist slogans, including "Deutschland den Deutschen, Ausländer raus," to a party hit at a club in Falkenberg, Brandenburg. A video of the incident was posted online.

    Trending in Sweden
  6. 06

    Anakin at tinawag si Ahsoka ng "Snips"

    Anakin calls Ahsoka "Snips" due to her overconfidence in her Jedi abilities as a Padawan. Ahsoka was talented but often overconfident.

    Trending in Sweden
  7. 07

    Minecraft Random Layers Challenge

    A Minecraft challenge where players attempt to build within a single chunk, but with randomly generated layers.

    Trending in Sweden
  8. 08

    Wir stellen anstößige Videospiele vor

    A video presents strangers being pitched offensive video games.

    Trending in Sweden
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