So for many years I really enjoyed that and thought about it."When Norway was on the cusp of qualifying for this World Cup, its first since 1998, Frøystad started thinking about a chant to take to the tournament. "[I thought] we need something with culture, showing where we're from," he said I had a very good idea and this chant is alive now because of this supporter group wanting to use it," he said."This chant would have been nothing without the support of the group and the Norwegian supporters."The supporter group has organised choreographed rows in iconic spots across the US, notably Times Square, and spontaneous renditions have materialised on Boston train escalators, New York subway floors and even on flights. Some of the country's fans have been surprised by the way they have come out of their shells to take the tournament by storm."We're hyped because it has been such a long time since the last time [Norway qualified] so I feel like we see a new side of us," one supporter said before one of the team's games