Synopsis

Timbuktu, Chords and Supreme perform against a beige, paper-like backdrop in a playful collage of framed images and cutout-style figures. Their oversized heads and exaggerated dancing give the video a deliberately homemade, comic-book feel. As the song moves through worries about pregnancy, money, debt and everyday setbacks, the visuals interrupt the performance with simple illustrations and picture-book gags that echo the lyrics. The repeated message is reassuring but knowingly irresponsible: problems may eventually disappear if you stay calm, keep moving and avoid panicking.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Det löser sig" was released in 2005 as part of Timbuktu's album "Alla vill till himmelen men ingen vill do".

• The recording features guest vocals from Swedish rappers Chords and Supreme. The beat was made by M.O.N.S., the production name of Måns Asplund.

• The song's deliberately relaxed philosophy contrasts with the situations described in the verses, including an unexpected pregnancy, unpaid bills, debt collection and uncertainty about work.

• The video uses a scrapbook or photo-album visual language: performers appear like animated paper cutouts, while the camera jumps between separate frames and illustrations.

• A baby image appears during the pregnancy section, while other lyric references are turned into quick visual jokes rather than acted-out scenes.

• The video was included among the music videos on the 2005 Timbuktu DVD "Funken styr våra steg!", which also featured concert footage and a documentary following the artist between 1992 and 2005.

• "Det löser sig" reached No. 31 on the Swedish singles chart and No. 19 in Norway.