Jan Böhmermann

We're both two guys who open their mouths, go on stage and do it completely free of... with an understanding of how to do it.

We're both two guys who open their mouths, go on stage and do it completely free of... with an understanding of how to do it.

And from time to time with overconfidence or something else. And then there are completely different people who go on stage, who let their music speak, who don't dare to say much or who don't know what they want to say. And such people are also totally important for the people who are also like that, who are introverted, who have turned into themselves.

And from time to time with overconfidence or something else. And then there are completely different people who go on stage, who let their music speak, who don't dare to say much or who don't know what they want to say. And such people are also totally important for the people who are also like that, who are introverted, who have turned into themselves.

And from time to time with overconfidence or something else. And then there are completely different people who go on stage, who let their music speak, who don't dare to say much or who don't know what they want to say. And such people are also totally important for the people who are also like that, who are introverted, who have turned into themselves.

And it was a totally beautiful, unrestrained evening. It was totally fun for me. But I already put Lizzie McAlpine with two songs on the list, so I don't do that. But now I come to the record that has been holding me in my breath for weeks. The Force by LL Cool J, the hip-hop legend. A completely different topic, but I've always been a fan of LL Cool J. I saw him live in 1990 or 89.

And it was a totally beautiful, unrestrained evening. It was totally fun for me. But I already put Lizzie McAlpine with two songs on the list, so I don't do that. But now I come to the record that has been holding me in my breath for weeks. The Force by LL Cool J, the hip-hop legend. A completely different topic, but I've always been a fan of LL Cool J. I saw him live in 1990 or 89.

And it was a totally beautiful, unrestrained evening. It was totally fun for me. But I already put Lizzie McAlpine with two songs on the list, so I don't do that. But now I come to the record that has been holding me in my breath for weeks. The Force by LL Cool J, the hip-hop legend. A completely different topic, but I've always been a fan of LL Cool J. I saw him live in 1990 or 89.

He was still very young. He was one of the first artists on the legendary label Def Jam, which was founded by Rick Rubin. He was on his first record in 1985 or 86. Rick Rubin had just founded the label for the Beastie Boys, which he produced at the time. And then LL Cool J, 16 years old, his demo, I just found a great interview with Rick Rubin, which just came out, where he talks about it.

He was still very young. He was one of the first artists on the legendary label Def Jam, which was founded by Rick Rubin. He was on his first record in 1985 or 86. Rick Rubin had just founded the label for the Beastie Boys, which he produced at the time. And then LL Cool J, 16 years old, his demo, I just found a great interview with Rick Rubin, which just came out, where he talks about it.

He was still very young. He was one of the first artists on the legendary label Def Jam, which was founded by Rick Rubin. He was on his first record in 1985 or 86. Rick Rubin had just founded the label for the Beastie Boys, which he produced at the time. And then LL Cool J, 16 years old, his demo, I just found a great interview with Rick Rubin, which just came out, where he talks about it.

LL Cool J sent his first demo to Rick Rubin and Rick Rubin heard it and said, hey, I have a little studio here, come on, we'll record your record, come by. LL Cool J, 16 years old, rings in the studio, Rick Rubin opens and the first thing LL Cool J says, fuck, I thought you were black. And he was like, no, I don't want to. And I was so sure, you're a black guy and we're doing hip-hop here.

LL Cool J sent his first demo to Rick Rubin and Rick Rubin heard it and said, hey, I have a little studio here, come on, we'll record your record, come by. LL Cool J, 16 years old, rings in the studio, Rick Rubin opens and the first thing LL Cool J says, fuck, I thought you were black. And he was like, no, I don't want to. And I was so sure, you're a black guy and we're doing hip-hop here.

LL Cool J sent his first demo to Rick Rubin and Rick Rubin heard it and said, hey, I have a little studio here, come on, we'll record your record, come by. LL Cool J, 16 years old, rings in the studio, Rick Rubin opens and the first thing LL Cool J says, fuck, I thought you were black. And he was like, no, I don't want to. And I was so sure, you're a black guy and we're doing hip-hop here.

And then he met this full-fledged, really weird guy, Rick Rubin, and made his first records with him, which are all legendary, especially the second one with I Need Love. And LL Cool J also had phenomenal records in the 90s.

And then he met this full-fledged, really weird guy, Rick Rubin, and made his first records with him, which are all legendary, especially the second one with I Need Love. And LL Cool J also had phenomenal records in the 90s.

And then he met this full-fledged, really weird guy, Rick Rubin, and made his first records with him, which are all legendary, especially the second one with I Need Love. And LL Cool J also had phenomenal records in the 90s.

Something like a phenomenon and had real hits and somehow always had a great career, was always incredibly sympathetic to me and his new record that somehow mixes modern sounds with old school hip hop and I just put the song Black Coat Suit featuring Zona Jobati on it. The last two minutes of this song where he changes so musically and she sings like that He is so fat, I love that.

Something like a phenomenon and had real hits and somehow always had a great career, was always incredibly sympathetic to me and his new record that somehow mixes modern sounds with old school hip hop and I just put the song Black Coat Suit featuring Zona Jobati on it. The last two minutes of this song where he changes so musically and she sings like that He is so fat, I love that.

Something like a phenomenon and had real hits and somehow always had a great career, was always incredibly sympathetic to me and his new record that somehow mixes modern sounds with old school hip hop and I just put the song Black Coat Suit featuring Zona Jobati on it. The last two minutes of this song where he changes so musically and she sings like that He is so fat, I love that.