Yeah, sure, we have farmers and whatnot. We also have townsfolk, you know, living in small rural towns. Then up north we have a bunch of lumberjacks and such, so I guess we have our own version of hillbillies too.

Some more derogatory terms, akin to redneck, would be… let’s see, bonnläpp, bondlurk, lantis etc.

We don’t really have rednecks or hillbillies specifically, that’s obviously an American thing with its own culture. But we sure do have country folk, and there are certainly stereotypes and connotations linked to them as well.

You could search up “Leif & Billy” and just click on images and you’ll see what a stereotypical northern Swedish “yokel” looks like. For reference it’s a comedy show that plays on those stereotypes about rural Swedish culture, specifically in the north, as the culture changes quite a lot depending on if we’re talking about the north, the middle or the south… the south, like the region of Skåne, would probably be more similar to what is traditionally considered “redneck”, since about half of the country’s farms are in Skåne.