"Ever since the official World Cup song was released, I've dreamed of making an unofficial one. And the hope is, of course, that we've made a song that can 'live forever'," he says in a press release.
The video features, among others, Loa Falkman and Eric Saade, who have been involved from the beginning.
Björnzone was born as a boy band parody in 2024 and made its first appearance as the half-time entertainment at Melodifestivalen that same year. It became the most viewed Swedish clip on YouTube that year, and among the many band members at the time was Måns Zelmerlöw.
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