His Audi Q7, he had only been a few months. Now is the noble carriage of Tokio HotelSinger Bill Kaulitz (20) scrap.
ACCIDENT ON A 24!

"It's a miracle that nothing happened to Bill," said Tokio Hotel producer and manager David Jost told BILD

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This is the second time this happend To one of the TH members. First Gustav crashes his car into tram, and now Bill slammed his Audi Q7, the guardrail
Thank god they are ok.


Oh man, even writing that headline made my tummy hurt. Bill Kaulitz speaks to Bild about his accident last week. Please pardon the google translation, when we have a better one, I will update this post.

Original German

Bill Kaulitz: “A miracle that I’m still alive” – He crashed his car into the guardrail
This horror accident has him marked for life!

Rock Star Bill Kaulitz (20) of “Tokio Hotel” ( “Automatic” was advised last week on the A 24 in his Audi Q7 in a traffic accident and gebrettert (crashed into?) into the barriers. The car was a total loss.

Bill speaks exclusively about the accident and how he witnessed the crash.

The singer: “I think every day of the accident. I think I still need some time to process it. It sits pretty low. I thought I did not get out of there alive. I was definitely the death has never been so close! It’s a miracle that I’m still alive. At such moments, you realize what is really important and you learn to appreciate his life from scratch. ”

What exactly happened in the afternoon?

Bill: “I was sitting alone in the car and was on my way to Berlin. I am basically a very careful driver, never had an accident and never go too fast. Suddenly a car pulled without blinking on my trail. While dodging, I went into a skid.”

Bill stepped on the brake, tried in his Audi coming to a halt. Then he slammed into the barriers. Bill: “In a moment, just trying to save his life. With another car that could have turned go out. I have not worn them a scratch.”

What did Bill, as was the car?

Bill: “I immediately tried to get out of the car. I’m impressed with all the force the door via cell phone and called the police. I felt confused and was in shock. The police tried to reassure me on the phone.”

Bill’s relatives immediately went to Bill to Berlin in order for him to be there and calm him down.

Bill: “My brother Tom has made frantic worry. I was up all night again and again the images before my eyes and I have not slept. All have supported me and tried to build myself.”

Despite the shock experience, Bill Kaulitz came the next day at the MTV Awards in Berlin, received the award as contrary to “Best Band”.

Tokio Hotel producer and manager David Jost told BILD: “We have Bill strongly advised to cancel the appearance at the MTV Awards because of the accident. But even though the accident was a huge shock for Bill, he insisted on making the scene too.”

Early next year, Germany’s most successful rock band is back on the road on German roads, but this time not in the car, but in a giant tour bus. On 26 February to give them a big concert in Oberhausen on 28 February, they play a concert in Hamburg.



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