Stockholm
The sticker features a highly stylized, cartoonish character with a prominent pink face, large black-framed eyes with striking yellow irises, and a thick black mustache and mouth. The character wears what appears to be a black cap or has black hair, and a black upper body that transitions into a lighter grey or white lower section. Above the character's head, white text reads 'POWER to the PEOPLE' and 'RAMBAZAM'. Below the character, on the lighter section, the word 'FRAT' is written in yellow letters with a white outline. The overall style is bold and graphic, typical of street art.

POWER to the PEOPLE RAMBAZAM FRAT

04 April 4
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