Jan Böhmermann
speaker
2,587 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Mar 2025
Jan Böhmermann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, there's just a social platform, a marketplace that belongs to private people and they set the rules themselves. And society has no influence on it, or rather the people who could regulate it, don't do it. And that's the actual problem. I've been saying it for years, for years! Since six, seven years.
Guys, that's totally dangerous if you don't follow the rules that apply to such platforms. And now we have the salad. Now the rules are coming. Don't you dare to follow the rules to not annoy Donald Trump or what? I find it particularly shocking how quickly these guys change and how they really...
But I know these guys, these were the guys from the IT course who were a little crazier than you yourself. And now you're there and they make you ... Dude, you've never been a manly guy. You've never been one. You've always hated the guys who put you on thick forearms. And now you start, because it somehow works, you start to make you manly.
Manliness, according to my definition, is when you let it be considered a category at all. Or, I don't know, manliness, just to talk about manliness. But if, then have a look.
Yes, you know, I think if you say to possess masculinity positively, then something like common sense, but even there you can't say that's something masculine, but... Just these weird concepts of masculinity. What is this? What's wrong with them? What's the problem? What's the problem with these guys?
But the thing is, it's not a simulation, it's not a cult Böhmermann gag or something like that. It's reality and you have to deal with it very quickly for it to change. And I'm so grateful that our contract partner Spotify only spent 150.000€ for the pre-inauguration brunch on the day before the inauguration of Donald Trump.
Because you have to look at it as a European platform, which in the broadest sense still keeps the European flag high. You still have to deal with it pragmatically. And if Ben Shapiro and Joe Rogan are there and you have a little bit of money, for American pragmatic politics, I can totally understand that.
Hey, Spotify, no problem, spent 150,000 euros for the pre-inauguration brunch of Donald Trump. Why not? Oh my God, that's a lot of money. If I become chancellor, then I definitely want to get a brunch sponsored by Spotify. I think you can rely on it. Spotify is a bit involved everywhere, as it should be for a platform that has to take place.
No, but Daniel Ek doesn't take part. He doesn't take part.
Who would have thought that all these dissocial freaks, who do nothing but program algorithms that make people addicted, that they don't even have democracy in their minds. That they don't even have the common good and equality of all people in their heads, but that they really only care about power and money. Who would have thought that? Who would have thought that?
And I think it's so cool how this Hitler greeting from Elon Musk, how all these gargoyles come out of the spring house right away. That was clearly a fascist greeting, I have to admit. Then do the greeting yourself at the next Christmas party. I tried to do it on stage. I didn't even dare to do it ironically.
I thought, now I'll do it as a joke and say, it's the mask greeting, I'm a left-wing extremist. I didn't dare. Because you have to bring that first, man. Stand in front of a few hundred people and say the greeting of Elon Musk and speak out behind it. That was of course a Hitler greeting.
Self-made seitan?
I want to put a song on the list that accompanies me on tour because it is played on the big entry list. I have such an entry list on Spotify, so when the people enter the hall, I have curated the music myself. I've been doing that for years now, it's part of it.
And above all, because at some point I found out how much GEMA is being spent, I mainly took only artists from whom I want them to get as much GEMA as possible. And one artist, who doesn't really need it, she doesn't live anymore, but from whom I heard a really great song, I just want to put it on the list today.
And that is from Hildegard Knef, the unforgettable, great Hildegard Knef, the song Fragebogen. Lyric, really, it really kicks you away, how awake and how bright and how great the lyrics are. And of course, as always, she performs fantastically. And it's actually just about filling out a questionnaire and about questions that you get asked at a completely different time.
Every second question has something to do with the military. Very fascinating. I can announce now, after our little break, there is a somewhat sad story from my hometown Fegesack. There is a store there and I want to use this show somehow. Your favorite Chinese. No, he doesn't close it, but the bookshop Otto & Son, where I always bought books as a child, 98 years old.
There are two bookshops in Bremen, Fegesack in Bremen Nord, namely the chain bookshop Thalia Buu. And then there are the family-led, small, old, 98-year-old, located in Fegesack, since 1927, Otto & Son. And they close. And I'm going to try to use this podcast as a forum to save this bookshop. I don't know exactly how that's supposed to go. I'm going to take a break now.
quickly read what you can do there. We'll be back in a moment. Olli is making salt.
See you soon, Olli. See you soon at Fest und Flauschig. Bye, guys. Bye.
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