Hiphop - Made in Germany

The 2000s: A new era dawns in rap. It's getting tough. Kitty Kat also feels this, signing a contract with the up-and-coming label Aggro Berlin at the beginning of the 2000s, but feeling hidden. She talks about this as she cruises through episode 3 of "Hiphop - Made in Germany" together with Ali Bumaye. They immerse themselves in the spirit of the 2000s with mixtapes by Bushido, Sido, Eko Fresh and Kool Savas. Social hardship is also on the rise: Hartz IV is coming, terrorists fly into the World Trade Center, leading to a wave of anti-Muslim racism.

"Fun rap" or deep lyrics? What characterized German hip-hop in the 90s and how did the political situation at the time influence it? Denyo from the Beginners and rapper Eunique get to the bottom of this question in episode 2 of the documentary series "Hiphop - Made in Germany". The two cruise through Hamburg and immerse themselves in a time when German rap was still an exotic phenomenon in the media landscape. On their journey, they meet Lady Bitch Ray and Sleepwalker, among others. Artists such as Harris, Liz, King Boris & Smudo and many others also have their say.

At the beginning of the 80s, hip-hop culture spills over into Germany with breakdancing and rap. Toni-L is a founding member of Advanced Chemistry and a hip-hop pioneer from the very beginning. Together with Martin Stieber (Stieber Twins), he embarks on a journey back in time to the 80s in an old Mercedes in episode 1 of "Hiphop - Made in Germany". On their drive through Heidelberg, they meet Özcan Cosar, Antifuchs and Christian Stieber. And Cora E., who talks about her experiences as the first female MC.