"Det Normalt" is a Danish song by Jamaika featuring Carmon, Danni (D.C.), and Fouli. The song reflects their experiences growing up in the ghetto, where violence, crime, and struggle are part of everyday life. They talk about the challenges they face, the hustle to make money, and the constant danger they are exposed to. Despite their difficult circumstances, they assert that their lifestyle is normal for them. The artists highlight their resilience and the tight-knit bond they share with their brothers in the neighborhood. They are prepared to defend themselves and their territory if necessary, emphasizing the loyalty and unity among their crew. They also take pride in their resilience and determination to succeed and make money without getting caught up in the legal system. The lyrics also touch upon the hardships they face as immigrants or people of immigrant backgrounds, specifically Danish-Swedish rapper PaoloHBG. He reflects on his personal journey, love for his family, and desire to make a million. His verses blend seamlessly with the overall theme of the song, emphasizing the universal aspiration for financial success. Overall, "Det Normalt" sheds light on the realities of living in the ghetto and the struggles faced by these artists. It is a depiction of their lives, filled with hustling, violence, and the constant need to protect themselves and their loved ones. Despite the challenges, they embrace their circumstances as "normal" and strive to overcome them.
