The candidate for Federal Chancellor aka Ski Aggu stands above all for his closeness to the people. In his lyrics, music videos and social media presence, he encapsulates the Berlin lifestyle and the zeitgeist of Gen Z. In addition to his ability to enjoy life to the fullest, the Wilmersdorf native can do one thing above all else - rap.
Punchlines, technique, laid-back flow and entertaining, authentic West Berlin rap. And not just in the studio, but above all on stage. In October 2022, Aggu landed a viral hit with his song "Party Sahne", which has since been awarded a gold record and is still an almost permanent guest in the Spotify Top 50 charts today. Aggu's next stroke of genius came in 2023: he went viral on TikTok with a gabber-pop reinterpretation of "Otto Waalkes'" "Friesenjung" with Dutch star "Joost Klein". Under the slogan "Please, Otto, please", the artists and their huge fan base fight for the sample to be released. A few days later, "Bitte, Otto Bitte" becomes "Danke, Otto, Danke": 74-year-old Otto appears on TikTok and gives his permission, supports the pair with the promotion and even takes part in the music video for the song. With over 1.5 million streams on the first day, the song enters the Spotify Top 50 in five countries. In the second week, the three then get their first #1 in the Official German Charts - and hold it for an incredible four weeks. After further successful singles such as "Maximum Rizz" and "Theater", the long-awaited second tape "denk mal drüber nach..." was finally released in October, just in time for the completely sold-out "Wahlkampf Tour" with over 50,000 visitors. - and landed at number one in the album charts by a huge margin. After his performance at Big Air Chur and his sold-out show at Dynamo Zurich, Ski Aggu will soon be honouring us with his presence again. The next demolition will take place on Saturday, 12 October 2024 in THE HALL, so don't miss it!
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When
Doors
6:30pm
Show
8:00pm
End
10:45pm
Where
HALL
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