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Manfred Erlandsson

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Manfred Erlandsson is a Swedish YouTuber and artist, born on November 17, 1999, in Karlstad. He is known for his documentary-style videos and vlogs, amassing around 290,000 subscribers and 85 million views by 2023.  His YouTube journey began at the age of 12, after first gaining experience performing magic shows in his hometown, Forshaga. His channel grew steadily, leading to a collaboration with the Swedish media company Splay One.  In 2015, Erlandsson co-created the YouTube talk show En Rullande Talkshow with Hampus Hedström. Initially short-lived, the show was revived in 2020 before ending again in 2022. Beyond YouTube, he ventured into music, signing with Universal Music Sweden in 2016 and releasing his debut single Tease. He later released Jackson in 2017, followed by With U in collaboration with Gmx. After parting ways with Universal, he signed with Ocean Music Group and released One Night in Paris.  Erlandsson also co-founded the youth magazine Oh My Vlog in 2015 alongside Johannes Gustavsson, focusing on social media and YouTube stars. However, both left the project the following year.  In 2017, he ranked 27th on Medieakademin’s annual Maktbarometer, recognizing his influence on social media. His work continues to span digital entertainment and music, making him a prominent figure in Sweden’s online landscape.

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