Greta Thunberg jokes and says that now he will devote himself to 'death metal'

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(CNN) - Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old environmental activist, gave a tough speech in recent days that continues to echo. The words that questioned the authorities for the effects of their decisions for the future of the planet, this time served as musical inspiration.

The musician John Mollusk published a YouTube version of the conference that the young Swedish gave, but in the tone of 'death metal', a subgenre of metal.

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"I have left this climatic thing ... From now on I will only do death metal !!!", Thunberg tweeted by sharing the video in mention that appears on John Mollusk's channel.

The video, by the way, has already exceeded 2.4 million views since its publication, on September 25. One of the user comments indicates: "This is exactly what the Internet has been invented for."

And what will happen to Greta Thunberg after the speech he gave at the UN? Let's see what he will do in the coming months:

Will not return to school

Thunberg will not return to Europe in at least nine months, but will remain busy. He will go to Canada and Mexico after the manifestations of the global climate strike on Friday end.

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Another UN conference

In December, he will go to Chile for the UN climate conference and visit other South American countries.

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I could sail back to Europe

Thunberg has not decided which transport method he will use. In August, he sailed on a zero-emission sailboat across the Atlantic to the UN summit in New York, a trip that lasted 15 days.

He will participate in strikes every week

She will continue to lead strikes every Friday until Sweden reduces its carbon emissions in line with the Paris climate agreement.

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