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Ramm started his career in NRK Sport and VG-sporten, with several years as a sports journalist. He later became the host of the online initiative Helt Ramm on NRK, and he has made several programs linked to major sporting events.
Ramm is also part of the humorous song group Punchline where he (strongly inspired by Jon Niklas Rønning) sings, writes sketches and arranges the music. In 2012, he directed and wrote Rudrevyen2012 at Rud videregående skole] together with Simen Sandberg.[1] The revue also won two prizes during Revykavalkaden the same year.
Ramm was in his youth in the rap group To små karer, who won Melodi Grand Prix junior in 2002.
Ramm participated in the World Cup at grass skiing in Austria in 2017, where he came in 50th place with a time of 1:07:56.[2]
In February 2019, he released the single "Raske briller", which topped VG-lista for three weeks in March 2019. For the song, he was nominated for Spellemannprisen 2019 in the class song of the year.[3]