Robbie Williams Recounts a Humorous Concert Anecdote
In this clip from a talk show, singer Robbie Williams shares a humorous story about performing in front of a crowd of 80,000 people in Nuremberg. He describes the surreal experience of being on stage and reflecting on his own fame while performing his hit song, "Angels." The anecdote highlights the contrast between the massive scale of the audience and his internal monologue during the performance.
my bosnian friend once told me that is the german hymn when I was fresh here. I sang it infront of the whole class.
Quick poll, how many germans here would prefer robbie to your current chancellor?
What was the problem? If the booing were real, the problem were the crowd.
I think considering the current political situation in Germany, they wouldn't boo that song anymore.
tja
Nothing wrong with loving your country, just do not commit war crimes in the process.
No one can beat Jonny Buchardt 1973.
For people who don't know: The first stanza ("Deutschland, Deutschland über alles") was dropped because it was heavily abused by the Nazi regime to promote aggressive nationalism and territorial expansion. To distance modern Germany from that past, only the third stanza—which foc
Confirmed joke story. Never happened, but funny anyway
I dont believe the booing. From experience as a german myself, we would sing it till the end just for the fun of it. We are very aware of our history and most of us can laugh it off