Helene Fischer and Florian Silbereisen conquer the Tikok world!

Helene Fischer (40) and Florian Silbereisen (43) have conquered the Tikok charts in the storm with their new song "Look in" and inspired the generation Z. Although Schlager is usually not seen as a popular music genre for young people, the duo quickly gained popularity through social media and viral memes. Thanks to a rousing melody and a positive text, the song climbed in second place in the Tikok de Hot 50, as OE24 reports .

The song is based on the classic "Stumblin’ In "by Chris Norman and Suzi Quatro from 1978, which recently celebrated a comeback through its use in the Netflix series" Monster: The History of Jeffrey Dahmer ". Fischer and Silbereisen reinterpreted the melody in their own style. Ironically, the publication of the duet was not originally planned; It was only included for a joint TV appearance. But Silbereisen expressed BILD

a hit for all generations

fishermen and silver iron have proven that music can combine generations. The text of the song exudes a conciliatory message that is particularly meritorious today - a call to come together instead of polarizing. Silbereisen was surprised by the positive response and the fact that their song not only appeals to older fans, but also many young people who grew up with their smartphones, memes and social networks.

The strong audiovisuality of the Tikok format has contributed to the fact that the hit reaches a broader audience than it was originally intended by the two artists. At a time when music tastes are constantly changing, this success shows that Schlager has a timeless strength and is able to achieve even the youngest music lovers.