Published December 21, 2024 at 9:13 p.m. Culture. Rapper Gaboro was shot dead in a parking garage in Norrköping on Thursday. Until his death, the 23-year-old played an important role in state-run Sveriges Radio's work to glorify gang crime for a younger audience. Share this article Tweet Share This summer, Gaboro participated in P3's youth channel “Din Gata”, a part of the FM band that is essentially devoted entirely to glorifying gang crime and criminal rappers. Something that is also clearly stated on the channel's website.
After being shot to death in an execution-like manner in a parking garage in Norrköping, many people have opened their eyes to Gaboro and to P3's glorification of Swedish gangster rap in general.
During the state appearance, Gaboro rapped his song “2 Glocks”, which is about weapons and that he is the best in town at selling cocaine, on the state radio channel.
“A kilogram of äbi, äbi and I will satisfy all customers like it was candy”, Gaboro raps, among other things, and continues:
“I'm not proud but I happen to be the most active in town at distributing coke”.
On the internet, many express doubts about a tax-financed, state-owned actor such as Sveriges Radio spreading this type of music.
“Honestly, should our tax money go to this kind of thing?”, asks a user on Swedish Reddit.
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