Jan Böhmermann

Böhmermann was born and raised en Bremen. He enrolled to de estudio de historia, sociología y teatro en la Colonia, pero dropped out before long. Previously, Böhmermann had applied to drama escuelas en Berlín, Hamburgo y Munich; pp lo rejected by all three. He was accepted at a fourth drama school, en Hannover, but did not enroll. En 1997, Böhmermann lo hired as a columnist at the Bremen daily newspaper El Norte de alemania. He joined Radio Bremen as a presenter en 1999, where he also had a stint as a la comedia escritor. En 2015, he became known international for the satirical music video V for Varoufakis about the Greek ministro de finanzas Yanis Varoufakis. The clip is from Böhmermann's late night show Neo Revista Royale. His satirical rap de la canción He Policía peaked at #10 en the Spanish gráficos. However, the canción caused considerable controversy: Journalists and repera accused of him burlándose de lower class people and also condoning de policía de la violencia. En 2016 he and Olli Schulz hosted a talk show llamado Schulz & Böhmermann, which is based on a former show Böhmermann co-hosted with Charlotte Roche en 2012.