Malmö is once again in the global spotlight. A short video clip from Norra Grängesbergsgatan has become an international talking point after several prominent figures critical of immigration highlighted the clip as an example of the “replacement of the Swedish people” in Sweden.
The video shows a large crowd on Norra Grängesbergsgatan in Malmö. Men and boys dressed in black dominate the street scene; several are wearing yellow headbands with Arabic text, and banners in Arabic are visible behind a food stand.
The clip is said to have been filmed during a Shia Muslim Ashura gathering. But it is above all the street scene itself that has prompted people to react. Many who reacted to the clip needed to be convinced with evidence from Google Maps to truly believe that it is a street in Sweden and not in the Middle East.
Linder: ”Swedes are letting their country be conquered”
The Debater Elias Linder was among those who helped accelerate its spread.
”At first I thought this was fake when I saw it, but this is Malmö, after all. Why do Swedes let their country be taken over like this?”, he wrote on X.
SD Member of Parliament Richard Jomshof then shared the post and wrote:
”This is happening because socialists and liberals want it that way, not only in Sweden but in large parts of Europe. It is the result of a deliberate policy.”
Henrik Jönsson confirmed the location
Shortly thereafter, [name] published Henrik Jönsson the same clip. He identified the location as Norra Grängesbergsgatan and pointed out the parallel economy that has long been associated with the area.
”However, I’m not convinced that everyone here knows what F-tax and employer liability are.”, ", Jönsson wrote.
Frihetsnytt spoke with Nils Littorin, party leader of Malmölistan. He says that Norra Grängesbergsgatan doesn't always look the way it does in the video clip.
- It looks like that because Ashura is being celebrated, he says, But at the same time, it speaks volumes about how things have developed in Malmö when the street fills up like this.
Malmö Becomes an International Symbol—Once Again
The video was later picked up by British anti-immigration activist Tommy Robinson, who posted it for his international audience.
”The New Normal – Scenes from Malmö, Sweden”, he writes on X.
As a result, the video went from being a Swedish online debate to becoming yet another international example of developments in Malmö.
The fact that these images are now being shared outside of Sweden means that the reality in Sweden is becoming increasingly difficult to hide. A street in Sweden, where no Swedes are visible, has become a symbol of the ongoing population replacement. Some express resignation, but many—who now have concrete evidence of what is happening—point to the video as proof of why large-scale repatriation and a halt to immigration are necessary.
Remigration is an urgent issue.
This is spreading. .
It's unbelievable that more people haven't reacted. The way I see it, Malmö is beyond saving. How do the rest of the municipalities plan to react or take action??? And the government???
Is this what you wanted??
That's how they want it. They don't give a damn about Swedes, after all.
Then there's Ukraine, phew. Anyone who goes out and votes for any of those eight parties is just as crazy.
Malmö is Sweden's asshole
Jomshof and the SD are complicit, so he shouldn’t try to talk his way out of it, since they didn’t stop this during the years they served as the government’s supporting party.If the SD had been as tough on the Moderates on this issue as the Greens were on the Social Democrats when it came to shutting down the nuclear power plants, immigration would have decreased—so stop voting for the SD; instead, vote to bring new, fresh parties into our parliament.
So true, bruce77. The Jimmie & TIDÖ lunch buffet scam should really be ASHAMED. Immigration and the shootings continue, so shame on you, Tidö, for forcing the Female Genital Mutilation Act on confused 16-year-olds.