I found the song on YT cause I heard a lot of familiar words and was wondering if I understood it correctly 
So I did hear Barbara’s rabarber bar correctly (I’m using Dutch spelling) 
@maria_lavendula_77 thanks for sharing. This was fun 
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Rabarber is what we call rhubarb in Sweden too… I sometimes wonder how algorithms work because this wasn’t something I had heard before.
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It’s funny, now I see the dance videos to this song on my fyp .
Edit: sharing one of them.
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It’s everywhere now, who would have guessed that.lol
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What a beautiful way to showcase the diversity of culture in their country
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This weekend is the Swedish mastership in iaido and I’m competing, I got a foot injury last year and it still hurts really bad from time to time (but it doesn’t slow me down). After todays competitions was over on my part and I was going to look at the others that was still competing one of the iaidoka came to me with this foot amulet that she got from a tempel Fujii in Japan. The thought that someone cares about and give me this because they believe it will help me, and when my foot is better I’m told to give it to another person.
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They are wonderful
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I was on a Swedish Faceb.ok page for people who watch K-dramas and someone said “Have you seen Dear Hyeri?” And I have, so I wrote that i have and a older person (going by the name and profile picture) started writing to me… She was so enthusiastic that I wrote that I’m a Viki volunteer working on the segments that holds the subtitles. She wrote that she was so happy about what I/we do, so that she who has problems reading fast English (I’m not responsible for translations to Swedish) can enjoy shows. It made me happy to think about everyone here, who are trying their best so that people all over the world can enjoy shows. 
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