Dr. Pop — Hit Suspicious - The Year in Review

Can you seriously get a doctorate in pop music? Yes! And then what do you do with it? A music comedy stand-up show.

Dr. Pop is a musical doctor. He treats with music samples and fascinating musical facts. In his live program “Hit Suspicious,” Dr. Pop deciphers which music can save a party, a relationship and even a life. The audience receives amazingly funny answers to questions such as: Which music stimulates libido or motivation to exercise? Which music makes you smart and which makes you mentally deaf? Why do termites bite their way through wood twice as fast when they hear heavy metal? And why is it that there are ten people sitting on laptops on a hit today and not one on the guitar anymore? Dr. Pop adds to the last missing Spotify playlist and musically rebels against impending WiFi failure. In his show, he fires samples of familiar and new hits in music history — from hip hop, rock, pop, hits to classical music and jazz. Dr. Pop makes you audible: there is the right hit for every situation in life.

Hit Suspicious — The music comedy stand-up show for everyone who loves music.

About the person: Dr. Pop studied media studies and pop music in the four major pop music cities of the world: Manchester, Liverpool, Paderborn and Detmold. He then completed his doctorate on terrorism and Orientalism in popular music at the Humboldt University in Berlin. He was under police protection for six years. He initially thought because of the explosive power of his theses, but it was because Angela Merkel's private home was next door to his music institute. Dr. Pop is on stage, produces videos and can be heard as a radio comedian on WDR2, SWR3, 104.6 RTL and as a weekly columnist on radioeins from RBB. Performances at NightWash, Nonsense Comedy Club, Kabarett-Theater Wühlmäuse and at the Charlottenburg Senior Center, among others.

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