The only thing to do is run. Through towns. Through monsoons. Toward the edge of the world and beyond time, always but not necessarily forever. Amid this uncertain apocalypse stands Tokio Hotel's lead singer, Bill Kaulitz, with his boyish looks, girlish hips, and streaked, gravity-defying mane think Sonic the Hedgehog meets Nikki Sixx.
Kaulitz is certain he can make it after all, which is exactly what his group has done. Teenage Americans are rabid for these Teutonic brats. And the media can't get enough either. I'll admit there's something fascinating about the group, but the real reason I'm writing about them is simple: my boss told me to. Of course, are not truly emo in the slightest, all look like girls especially the lead singer although they claim to be male and are currently being worshipped by 14 year old girls throughout Europe.
Hey, does anyone else think that Tom Kaulitz from tokio hotel looks like lady soveriegn? Tokio Hotel. Tokio Hotel is a band hailing from Madgeburg, Germany. Tokio Hotel first formed in under the band name "Devilish". Tokio Hotel released their first German language album "Schrei" in They are all straight, no matter what you hear. Also, many people do think that they are also very attractive.
Their music is amazing. Italian: "Tokio Hotel is so amazing! They're topping the charts in my country! The quartet has scored four number one singles and has released two number one albums in their native Germany, selling nearly 5 million CDs and DVDs there. Schrei sold more than half a million copies worldwide and spawned four top five singles in both Germany and Austria. In , the band released their second German album Zimmer and their first English album Scream which have combined album sales of over one million copies worldwide and helped win the band their first MTV European Music Award for Best InterAct.
We use cookies to improve our service for you. You can find more information in our data protection declaration. He has sold over seven million albums with Tokio Hotel. Now singer Bill Kaulitz, aka Billy, launches a solo project that goes way beyond music. Deutsche Welle: How did the other band members react when you told them you were recording a solo album? Billy: They're totally cool. We're all like brothers anyway. We've known each other our entire lives, we grew up together and they support me in everything I do.
None of them would say, "No, we'd rather do a Tokio Hotel album. Does it reflect your current situation? The entire EP is about this one relationship; it was painful and it was long, and the songs helped me deal with it. It's been a while, but I really did write it when I wasn't doing too well. When I wasn't "ok," so that's how the album got its name. It's about these different phases you go through when you split up with someone.
Everyone who's ever had a broken heart knows what I'm talking about. Your relationship broke apart last year before you started your South American tour. Why did you decide to deal with the breakup through your music? People have never seen a partner of mine, and I wouldn't want that - it's something I keep to myself.
But when I write music, I write about my life. There 's no other way. I'm always better when I'm not doing well, that's when I write good songs.
When I'm happy and everything's great, I'm not creative at all. I have writer's block, my head is filled with other things and I don't spend a lot of time in the studio.
I'm best when I'm not feeling too good. Let's be honest, you are one of the band's creative heads…. When we made the music and wrote the songs, I thought, this isn't material for the band. We can't go on stage as a band with this - most songs don't even have real instruments. No way, visually and soundwise, it's simply very far removed from Tokio Hotel.
The lyrics about this failed love are very personal. I can't do five songs on a Tokio Hotel album that are just about me. It felt so personal, too: It happened to me, it's what I'm going through. That's why I had to do this album on my own. Yes, he was.
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