Synopsis
Roxette perform "How Do You Do!" on the rooftop of a Stockholm building, using the city's rooftops and skyline as a bright, open backdrop. Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle deliver the song with energetic, straightforward performance footage, while quick black-and-white inserts add a stylized contrast to the colorful rooftop scenes. The clip keeps the focus on the duo's chemistry, punchy pop-rock sound, and playful attitude rather than building a separate narrative.
Factoids & Trivia
- The video was filmed in Stockholm, Sweden, and its main performance setting is a rooftop rather than a studio set.
- The rooftop has been identified as the top of Fiskargatan 1A, a distinctive building in Stockholm's Sodermalm district. The building includes an art-supply store, while the roof is not normally open to the public.
- The visual design combines color performance footage with black-and-white inserts, giving the otherwise simple clip a more graphic, fast-moving early-1990s look.
- "How Do You Do!" was released on July 3, 1992, as the lead single from Roxette's album "Tourism." The album was assembled during the duo's "Join the Joyride!" tour and mixed studio recordings with material made in various travel and performance settings.
- The song's video was included on "Live-Ism," Roxette's 1992 home-video release, alongside concert footage and several other music videos.
- The single became one of Roxette's major European hits, reaching No. 1 in Norway and the top three in several other European markets.