Bjørnar's posts on animal welfare read like the scripts of a David Attenborough documentary mixed with a stand-up comedy set. He's not just raising awareness, he's serving it with a side of wit, which is a rare combo—like a vegan hotdog at a barbecue.

With a knack for nostalgia, he reminisces about the changing landscapes of his hometown as if he’s penning an op-ed for The Onion. His mix of fondness and critique stirs up the kind of emotions usually reserved for nostalgic 90s sitcoms—and he brings the laughs too.

His love for music permeates his posts, from Kendrick to the Backstreet Girls. It’s clear he has a playlist for every mood—especially moods that require a soundtrack for existential thought. He’s like the DJ at a house party who also wants to discuss the ethics of animal farming.