-Welcome, welcome, welcome.
Thank you so much. -Thank you.
-Thank you. -This is your U.S. TV debut.
-Yes. -It is.
-It is tonight. I have to say, we tweeted out
that you guys were coming on.
And I want to say, in maybe 5 seconds,
it was 20,000 likes, and we were all trending at the same time.
So, you have a lot of fans out there.
-Yeah. -It's fun, it's fun.
-Yeah. "Young Royals" is one of
the biggest shows in Sweden,
and now it's getting popular all over the world.
Here you are on the cover of "Vogue Scandinavia."
-Whoo! -Look at this.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Omar, did you expect this show to take off like this?
-I mean, we kind of saw that coming, I would say.
[ Laughter ] But --
-Oh, please. -But -- But -- But --
Let me finish.
Because I really love the storyline.
And I fell in love with the script when I first read it.
And now --
The only thing, though -- I could never imagine
that we would be on "The Fallon Show" in New York.
So now it's kind of, like, getting to me.
-Oh, yeah, all right. Okay, that's good.
-So, I'm like, "Oh, it's pretty --
it's pretty big now, yeah." -Slowly realizing.
-Yeah. -Slowly.
-Edvin, can you tell everyone what the show is about,
for people who haven't seen it? -Yeah, Well, in short,
it's a story about freedom and being who you are.
But we follow the prince of Sweden.
And he's a bit of a party prince, I guess.
-Yeah. -Whoo!
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
Not that kind of party Prince. -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-He gets sent to this boarding school in Sweden,
named Hillerska.
And he meets Simon, and he falls in love.
That creates all kinds of issues.
-Yeah, exactly, yeah.
It is so well done, by the way.
I will also give props to Netflix
because they do a dubbing, audio dubbing,
in English perfectly, by the way.
-But you know that's us. -No.
Doing the -- yeah. -That's you doing the voice?
-Yeah, we're doing the English dubbing.
-I was gonna say, whoever does the voice sounds just like you.
[ Laughter ]
Wait. So you act -- you act the whole show --
You do it in... -Swedish and in English, yeah.
-Whoa! -Yeah.
-You're putting the work in, man.
Wow! That's fantastic. [ Laughter ]
-Yeah. -Thank you, thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-You know how to do it.
These guys are putting the work in.
You're so,uh -- -I love this crowd.
-Yeah. Well... -They're amazing.
[ Cheers and applause ] -You guys are...
-The energy. -You feel the energy, right?
-Yeah, yeah. -I know, yeah.
You have fans, by the way --
Obviously, you have a giant -- you were in a giant boy band.
-Giant boy band. -Yeah.
-I would say giant. -In Sweden, at least, yeah.
-Yeah, in Sweden, yeah. But, I mean,
you opened for One Direction. -Yeah.
-Here's a picture of you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Look at that guy.
Look at that cute little guy. -Look at that.
-Hi, Harry. [ Laughter ]
-Hi, Harry. What do you remember about this tour?
-Um, it was a crazy experience.
It was in one of the biggest arenas in Sweden.
And we were a band for a year
when we opened for One Direction.
-Oh, my gosh. -Yeah.
And we were like 15. -Coming from playing, like,
high school, from a garage or someone's living room
to an arena... -Well, almost, yeah, yeah.
-We did these, like, flash mobs in the streets.
-Yeah, our thing was performing on the streets
and recording it, like, lip-syncing to our songs.
And then we uploaded it on YouTube.
And then, we ended up there.
-Yeah, I guess that's a big deal.
-That's crazy. -As you do.
-Is this before the -- because Justin Bieber --
I remember you opened for Bieber,
and that was the big break.
-Yeah. Well, so, that was our first gig as a group at all.
So, the first time we ever went up on stage together,
it was opening for Justin Bieber three nights in a row.
Hi, Justin! [ Laughter ]
-Hi, Justin, yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]
When you first auditioned together,
did you have instant chemistry and go,
"Oh, I can work with this guy. We're gonna be buddies."
-Well, yeah, but the thing was, Omar was a bit late.
-Ooh! [ Laughter ]
-Yeah, you had missed a bus or something.
So, he came in, like, all sweaty and stressed out.
And the thing was, I remember, I saw his face,
and I recognized him because he was famous already.
He was a celebrity in Sweden because of the band.
But I also -- I attended that Justin Bieber concert in 2013.
-You were there? -Yeah, I was there.
-You were like 10. -Yeah, I was like
10 years old or something. Yeah.
I just went with a buddy 'cause he had a ticket over.
And then, these guys opened. They were singing a song
about kangaroos. -Now forever you'll be --
But now together you guys will be always known as --
What are they calling you now? Wilmon?
-Yeah, Wilmon. -Yeah.
-Yeah, Wilmon. [ Cheers and applause ]
-I got to say, also, when we booked you on the show,
everyone was going -- fans were going nuts.
And they're like, "Well, you better bring back season three.
'Cause season one and two --
They better be coming back for season three."
And I go, "I have nothing to do with this.
I'm just a fan of 'Young Royals.'"
I'm just saying it's a good show
and everyone should check it out.
It's done well. It's acted well.
It's written well. And then one fan
actually tweeted every single day,
"Good morning, Netflix.
Another beautiful day to renew 'Young Royals.'"
Every single day. [ Cheers and applause ]
Every single day. Well, I'm happy to say,
it just got picked up for season three.
So, congratulations. -Yay!
[ Cheers and applause ]
What can we --
What can we say about season three without spoiling anything?
-Well, I mean, it's still very early.
The script is still being written.
But we know that it's going to be the final season.
So -- which is kind of -- It's bittersweet.
But we're looking forward for this chapter to close
and what's gonna happen with Simon and Wilhelm.
-Yeah, and we're looking forward to see them smile.
-Oh, yeah. -Yeah.
-They -- all right. -They don't smile a lot.
-They might smile in season three.
-Hopefully. -I want to show everyone a clip
here from season two of "Young Royals."
Take a look at this.
-Edvin Ryding, Omar Rudberg! [ Cheers and applause ]
Season one and two of "Young Royals"
are streaming now on Netflix.