The theater production 'Säg inget till mamma' focuses on the intricate dynamics of family relationships and the desire to fit in, particularly examining the pressures faced by individuals in a macho culture. Parham, a well-known hip-hop artist, has contributed to the music for the play, while Ramtin Parvaneh serves as the writer and director. Parham emphasizes that the narrative challenges traditional notions of masculinity, presenting a more nuanced view of what it means to be a man in contemporary society.

The story revolves around a character, Lillebror, who harbors a secret and struggles to express his emotions. This struggle symbolizes the broader issues many face in a society that often values stoicism and emotional suppression among males. As 'Säg inget till mamma' unfolds, it confronts the societal expectations placed on individuals, particularly boys and men, and invites audiences to reflect on how these expectations can shape personal identity and family dynamics.

Moreover, Parham's involvement in this production highlights a growing trend within the arts to address and critique toxic masculinity. By presenting a story that goes against the grain of machismo, the production not only entertains but also serves a social purpose, encouraging dialogue about changing attitudes toward gender roles and emotional expression in Sweden today.