Bill Kaulitz said that he had seen the videos on the Internet from the queue in front of Via Funchal. The pop rock band from Germany debut in Sao Paulo on Tuesday (23).
Tokio Hotel fans who are camped in a queue forming in the vicinity of Via Funchal, where the band performed on Tuesday (23), have the full approval of the German quartet singer.
"We have seen videos of people sleeping at the door. It's better to know that we fans of this type. We have fans that follow us from show to show, even sleeping in the car. That's fine, "Bill Kaulitz said in a group interview conducted at the beginning of this afternoon.
The tour brought Tokio Hotel in Brazil, also leads the group to Japan, whose capital is not in the name of the band by chance. The dream was to play there. "We will go to Japan for the first time and we are very excited about it," the singer said. For them, however, there is little difference between the fan clubs around the world. "Our fans are very and are connected as a community. But we have a special connection with fans in Germany, of course. "
" The first album the band in German is "Schrei" in 2005 and sold 500,000 copies worldwide. Tokio Hotel also released two albums in English, "Scream" (2007) and "Humanoid" (2009), bringing live "Humanoid City Live."
Tokio Hotel fans who are camped in a queue forming in the vicinity of Via Funchal, where the band performed on Tuesday (23), have the full approval of the German quartet singer.
"We have seen videos of people sleeping at the door. It's better to know that we fans of this type. We have fans that follow us from show to show, even sleeping in the car. That's fine, "Bill Kaulitz said in a group interview conducted at the beginning of this afternoon.
The tour brought Tokio Hotel in Brazil, also leads the group to Japan, whose capital is not in the name of the band by chance. The dream was to play there. "We will go to Japan for the first time and we are very excited about it," the singer said. For them, however, there is little difference between the fan clubs around the world. "Our fans are very and are connected as a community. But we have a special connection with fans in Germany, of course. "
" The first album the band in German is "Schrei" in 2005 and sold 500,000 copies worldwide. Tokio Hotel also released two albums in English, "Scream" (2007) and "Humanoid" (2009), bringing live "Humanoid City Live."
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