Eurovision winner Alexander Rybak opens up about pill abuse | Eng sub | TV 2/Skavlan

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  @tysonm2525 · 6 years ago

  That's really brave of Alexander to be open about his struggles! I hope everything works out for him!

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• KA

  @katherina763 · 5 years ago

  &quot;There&apos;s nobody but yourself who can initiate such a difficult process as getting rid of something taht you think is going to save you&quot;. <br>Thank you very much for the subtitles!

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• ST

  @starzeeyy · 4 years ago

  This interview was so professional, no silly questions, no hurting anyone&apos;s feelings, and with Alexander being honest and an amazing person, he made the interview so much better.

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• CR

  @crystalinetv8079 · 6 years ago

  Am i the only one that can&apos;t take my eyes off of him and thinks that he should be a model?👀

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• LU

  @LunacyTheMonster · 6 years ago

  This interview is very beautiful , you know , I mean this interview has many different feelings at the same time &nbsp;. It&apos;s so touching ...

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• AR

  @ARybak-DGarrettFanHungary · 6 years ago

  Thank you for English subtitles! ♥️

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• KH

  @khriezongunuocatherine4954 · 4 years ago

  As a person who can&apos;t sleep well, pills sound wonderful but I&apos;m afraid of this very thing. And I think that Alexander is so brave and so kind. I really respect him both as an artist and as a human being. May you flourish and I hope your music touches many others.

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• NI

  @nilabaratali4505 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Thanks to him for this level of honesty. So relatable and human. We love and respect him so much. Great interview :)

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• JE

  @Jeiran74 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I honestly enjoyed the interview. <br>I&apos;m not happy that he experienced addiction but i&apos;m happy that he opened up about it. Somehow he became SO relatable. We all go through dark times like that and now it feels like he&apos;s one of us. He&apos;s a fighter and a survivor. Sharing his journey can motivate a lot of people to start the change within themselves. And we still will be supporting him to get better. <br>When I was reading about Belarus protests, I was curious how he would feel about it. And now I got my answer. <br>I&apos;m from Iran myself and the situation is pretty similar to what we experience. I have family there and I worry about them when I&apos;m living abroad. I hope he will be able to visit his family all the time without any worries.<br>Him doing a masters made me feel like I&apos;m not falling behind in life. I can also take my time and get there when the time is right. <br>Overall, he&apos;s always been a favorite but now he just became so relatable that it just feels different in a good way. Sending him and his loved ones best of luck and best of wishes.

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• MI

  @mikatanabe407 · 5 years ago

  Being an HSP is one of the hardest things in my life. I&apos;m glad Alexander showed us what we SHOULD NOT do when we experience too many emotions and feel overwhelmed. That there are better ways to deal with them. Thank you for opening up Alex and I wish all the best for you.

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• NA

  @nastyafruts · 5 months ago

  It&apos;s great that Alexander shared with people that he is a very sensitive person. I think this breaks the stereotype of emotionless men who act like machos. I am also a very sensitive person. Thank you for the interview and thank you to Alexander for sharing!!🩷🩷🩷🪄✨🩵🙏🏻🙏🏻

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• HC

  @HCK_11 · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m a bit late, but he&apos;s so brave for opening up. Alexander is such an inspiration, he&apos;s a fighter and deserves a big hug. &lt;3 It&apos;s not easy to open up for many many People 💖

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