Oliver Mark‐Schulz

I think so too, even if he's wearing a suit and his hair is like that.

What is he doing? Body modulation. If you do something like that with the wrong chest. That's exactly what Kim Kardashian did with her ass. That's also body modulation, I think. Maybe I'm no longer up-to-date, but I said body modulation. And that's what it's called when you're looking for a new boyfriend, when you're doing your body modulation.

What is he doing? Body modulation. If you do something like that with the wrong chest. That's exactly what Kim Kardashian did with her ass. That's also body modulation, I think. Maybe I'm no longer up-to-date, but I said body modulation. And that's what it's called when you're looking for a new boyfriend, when you're doing your body modulation.

What is he doing? Body modulation. If you do something like that with the wrong chest. That's exactly what Kim Kardashian did with her ass. That's also body modulation, I think. Maybe I'm no longer up-to-date, but I said body modulation. And that's what it's called when you're looking for a new boyfriend, when you're doing your body modulation.

But he was also in Hamburg.

But he was also in Hamburg.

But he was also in Hamburg.

I can honestly say from our experience, the longer the tour goes, the thinner you get.

I can honestly say from our experience, the longer the tour goes, the thinner you get.

I can honestly say from our experience, the longer the tour goes, the thinner you get.

It's always better if you argue after the show or meet up afterwards. At the end? At the end, yes. Or also after a concert. I had it once on the penultimate tour that I unfairly fucked up my drummer. He said something to me, then I locked myself in a room with the band and immediately reflected and said, you're completely right, that was totally unfair of me. And then it was good.

It's always better if you argue after the show or meet up afterwards. At the end? At the end, yes. Or also after a concert. I had it once on the penultimate tour that I unfairly fucked up my drummer. He said something to me, then I locked myself in a room with the band and immediately reflected and said, you're completely right, that was totally unfair of me. And then it was good.

It's always better if you argue after the show or meet up afterwards. At the end? At the end, yes. Or also after a concert. I had it once on the penultimate tour that I unfairly fucked up my drummer. He said something to me, then I locked myself in a room with the band and immediately reflected and said, you're completely right, that was totally unfair of me. And then it was good.

But if you do that before the concert, you know? If you start talking about something like that before the concert, then you take it with you on stage.

But if you do that before the concert, you know? If you start talking about something like that before the concert, then you take it with you on stage.

But if you do that before the concert, you know? If you start talking about something like that before the concert, then you take it with you on stage.

Where was that in Berlin? In the... Max Schmeling Hall.

Where was that in Berlin? In the... Max Schmeling Hall.

Where was that in Berlin? In the... Max Schmeling Hall.

But that's just the way it is, when you're on the road with such a big bunch of people that you see every day, sometimes there doesn't have to be a real reason. Sometimes it's just that you're too often, and we're both not the type of people who meet people every day because they like to hang out privately with other people.