The WC in Seefeld started in 2019 with an additional sports accident. Swedish ski file Calle Halfvarsson lined up for “Helt Ramm”, led by NRK file, and former journalist, Nikolai Ramm.
with his Swedish friend Robin Prentison He was known for a number of funny clown antics, which delighted Norwegian television viewers for a number of years. In Seefeld, the program went by the additional name “Alpsstreker”.
Among those who stood up was Kale Halvarson. Northug’s Swedish competitor appeared in a music video, literally and lyrically saying other skating profiles.
Johannes Hosflute Klæbo and Petter Northug were among those allowed to submit – and this caused a great uproar before Seefeld. It was very early days right now, but the reactions were plentiful – and powerful.
Passed by: Johannes Klæbo Hosflute (right) and Peter Northug. Here together in Lillehammer in 2016. Photo: Terje Pedersen/NTB
Show more
Dagbladet writes that Havvarsson creates chaos in the toilet of anger and fullness.
Major newspapers Aftonbladet And Express This was followed by calling the show “awkward, sexist and tasteless” in the commentary.
Halvarsson stepped forward and apologized:
– I apologize to those who offended. I regret being involved in recording it, the Swedish star told Dagbladet.
Round the bottom: Calle Halfvarsson got blown up while going to the toilet in Seefeld. The tournament ended in disappointment for the veteran. He said it himself better afterwards: – I’ve considered quitting altogether. End your career. For those days in Seefeld… I just wanted to smash everything in the hotel room. Photo: Bjørn Langsem/Dagbladet
Show more
In a recent interview with Express He snarls at NRK. Havvarsson feels cheated by the government channel, the Swedish newspaper writes.
– NRK had promised I would watch the video before posting it, but they took a white lie and dropped it. Perhaps they realized that there would be disapproval, especially from the national team.
NRK has responded to the accusations against Expressen. They say there was no such agreement. They also confirm this to Dagbladet.
Despite the fact that Havvarsson feels misled, he speaks warmly about the music video itself:
– It was a pleasant experience even if there were some negative reactions. I remember thinking, “Oh my God, did I kill anyone?” The tone of criticism made me feel like I had done something very wrong. But, my God, it wasn’t that serious. To this day, kids come up to me asking about the video. It was a very interesting and professional recording. I think the video itself was very good, the 34-year-old tells Expressen.
“Infuriatingly humble internet trailblazer. Twitter buff. Beer nerd. Bacon scholar. Coffee practitioner.”
