one of my favorite singer/songwriters

His facial expressions with all face being affected by central tension indicates to me that he is indeed a high Fi user but his energy seems to never quite recede that much, but more getting more power, quiet momentum as he talks, without really pausing that much either (actually I see it more after a second watching, with a lot of disengaging down). He scowls a lot, make very open sharp eyes on stage (that does not seem to really lead though ? His body give directed pushes to the interviewer without them participating), and I believe Finnish people can be particularly reserved people (like the Italian people are heavy in momentum and gesticulations, he reminded me a bit of Demetrio Stratos in the thread that Heron made) so I wonder if he can be a relatively channeled SeFi. What do you think, native one ? FiSe still is the stronger guess otherwise.

Heron : I eventually think that he is a FiSe with a strong Se that still is not leading the charge (look at 2:27 in the clip that you posted, his whole body is communicating with the lemur eyes stuck in the middle like the middle wheel in the big one).

MsLajlaa : By the way, great lyrics ? Hm, yeah, I suppose

Oh, cool, thank you for your input!  My initial impression was FiSe, maybe because I'm still stuck with these traditional introversion/extroversion-dimensions. And he's bleeding Fi! But I do agree on high Se-use as well. It might be that with Finnish natives we have to take into account that Finnish language and cultural code is very expressionless and flat, infused with TeFi and Ni. Or maybe we just have more gamma types here...

SP's live performances are a mix of no movement+manic stare and an energetic frog-like movement around the stage, and at times he reminds me of Gollum (-> what's his type???). He and his music have certain melancholic aura spiced with irony. He is poetic, but it's very earthy, minimalistic and realistic. Something that's sure to make a Finn cry. That song above is one of his more ironic pieces, though.

Dunno, I have trouble getting the function hierarchies especially with professional performers.

Still performance:



Froggy movement (after performance though):