The Kygo Haaland song is Norway’s World Cup anthem now

The Kygo Haaland song has become part of Norway’s FIFA World Cup 2026 story after Erling Braut Haaland scored twice against Brazil and pushed his country into the quarter-finals. Norwegian DJ and producer Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, better known as Kygo, had promised to release a remix of Haaland’s old viral song if the striker scored against Brazil. Haaland did so twice in Norway’s 2–1 win in the round of 16, turning a social media joke into an official release during one of the biggest moments in Norwegian football history. The track, titled “Kygo Jo (feat. Lyng) [Kygo Remix]”, revives a 2016 song originally recorded by Haaland and his youth-team friends under the name Flow Kingz. What began as a teenage football joke has now become an unofficial soundtrack to Norway’s World Cup run. A Haaland brace turned the remix into a World Cup story Kygo had said he would release the remix if Haaland scored against Brazil. Norway’s round-of-16 match made that condition impossible to ignore. Haaland scored both goals in the 2–1 win, eliminating Brazil and sending Norway into a quarter-final against England in Miami. FIFA lists the Norway–England match for 11 July at Miami Stadium, one of the most … The post The Kygo Haaland song is Norway’s World Cup anthem now appeared first on NordiskPost .