Olli Schulz
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And I really have to do it every day so that the muscles so fit that I keep up with it properly. It's really long, from January 13th to the last performance is on February 1st in Essen in the Gruger Hall, Hamburg Barclays Arena, Max Schmeling Hall in Berlin, only a few more tickets, Vienna City Hall, there, excuse me, in Vienna, strangely enough, little.
So it's full and stuff, but it's at least going on, because I think for political reasons, I can imagine, it's a difficult bottle at the moment. If you're in Berlin, I'll come to all of them. Come by. Eisen Ehrenfeld, it's really great. The Rundfunk Tanzorchester comes in first position. We're all there, we're really happy. Maybe we'll get Till Lindemann's penis cannon.
The posters look like you could expect that. And I saw your tour posters at our studio. I drove past it, passed it yesterday. That was Olli's fault. I know them from work.
Oh, that's nice. Wonderful. In the city center. Yes. That's a very nice theater. I'm in the hall, that's a bit outside. Where are you in Stuttgart? I'm not in Stuttgart at all.
I'm in Stuttgart, in the Gudrun Ensslin Halle.
Of course, jumping around and hurting each other and breaking their arms and stuff. Why? Because of pogo. Oh, my ankle. Ouch, ouch. Website pogo.
The Pogo is a dance that has its origins in the punk scene. The Pogo was created in 1976 and was originally an anti-disco dance of the alternative punk movement. Maxime was the one who used all means to move against the homophobic and boring disco beat.
Punk was played very quickly at the beginning, in order not to come into contact with the all-powerful disco mainstream musically and socially politically. Punk bands played live music in the very first line, so the pogo dance in the group before and on stage. In the 1980s, the pogo was often found with representatives of electronic body music applications.
Originally, the pogo dance only consisted of uncontrolled jumping into the air at the end of the 70s. But with the increasingly aggressive music that developed out of punk rock, the movements towards the music also became more and more intense. Especially in the hardcore scene, the slam dancing took place. According to Glen Matlock, Sex Pistols, the Pogo goes back to Sid Vicious.
In his book, I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol, Matlock describes that Vicious was already a well-known personality in the punk scene before his time at the Pistols. When visiting the concert, he let go of his urge to dance under the influence of drugs and jumped up and down wildly because of the tightness in front of the stage. Whereby he flinched at the other spectators.
Music reporters would have observed this and interpreted it as a new dance that had been missing from the new music so far. They would have chosen the name Pogo because Vicious looked like he was jumping on a pogo stick.
It's like, it was often in Disney comics. The grandchildren of Donald Duck always had that. That's a spring stick with a spring where you stand on it. A jumping device. Here, directly from one to the other. A jumping device from the 60s, especially from the Entenhausen area. The pogo stick was more often depicted as a means of movement. That's why I know it as an old Donald Duck.
And today they have a funny punk hairstyle and make a podcast where they explain the news by feeling every week. The Pogos. Yes. Guys, we only explain the news according to facts. That was a wild week. Sorry that we have a bit of a mess ahead of us today, but we have to get rid of it somewhere. I would like to see the next week... Robert Habeck is now a chancellor candidate.
He has now called out the chancellor era with Taylor Swift. Friedrich Merz has been a chancellor candidate for a long time. Olaf Scholz will also be a chancellor candidate. I would like to see the chancellor candidates in the future purely according to performance. I don't want to look at the content. I want to evaluate everything performatively. KnΓΆdel Robert...
The dumb Olaf, the loud, nervous Friedrich... And Friedrich Merz. Until a new chancellor is established, we will take over this. Overordered. The federal president calls every now and then to get some information from us, so that he knows what to say in his ten seconds. Guys, Germany is not without leadership. And it's always better to be without leadership than to have a leader again.
You always have to think about that in Germany. That's why don't let your heads hang. It always goes on somehow. The podcast today is called out of the projects. All hands on deck. We need a stable back again. Tell your concerts off when a fascio plays in front of you. And if a friend of yours is thrown out in the bad and dangerous, then you don't go into the bad and dangerous anymore.
And so we heal Germany again through decisions, through hard, cold decisions, but they are right. That's the important thing.
What do you think would be the most beautiful hoot of the Chancellor candidates?
Come on, come on. I think, let's be honest, I think it's insanely exhausting when you're in such a political responsibility to masturbate regularly. Especially how and when and where.
I don't know exactly. I don't think Robert Habeck needed it, because it's all somehow in his political communication, the self-satisfaction.