‘If I Die Tomorrow,’ off FM’s May 22 release, Dirty Bass, is ‘a song about losing yourself.’

Ever wondered what it would sound like if the Far East Movement enlisted Tokio Hotel‘s glammy, gothy lead singer Bill Kaulitz for a track? Well, wonder no more, because now we have “If I Die Tomorrow.”

The collaboration, which dropped Friday (May 18), leans more on FM’s love for partying than Kaulitz’s love for rocking. While FM rap all about bumping trunks, killing bottles and going crazy in the club, Kaulitz, in full auto-tuned, falsetto mode, proclaims, “If I die tomorrow, that means we had the night of our lives/ If tomorrow never comes, then tonight we lose control.”

“If I Die Tomorrow” is off FM’s new album, Dirty Bass, out May 22. When MTV News caught up with Far East Movement recently, Kev Nish told us that fans will see plenty of “unexpected collaborations” like this on the upcoming album.

“When we first signed to Cherrytree [Records], we went on the website and see who’s on the roster … and we saw Tokio Hotel, and we were like ‘Yo, this band is wild,’ ” Nish said of working with the Musical March Madness winner and Tokio Hotel’s leading man. “We were on a bus watching them on the MTV Europe Awards, winning, and we were like, ‘We need to do a song with those dudes.’

“So we got in with Bill Kaulitz and we just wanted to do a song about losing yourself, about possibly losing your mind, because you might die the next day,” he added.

The album also features Justin Bieber on the song “Live My Life.” The same day the album drops, the group also kicks off their tour with the kings of party rocking, LMFAO.

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Sicherlich erfreut ihr euch gerade an dem Kollaborationssong “If I die tomorrow”, durch den wir endlich mal wieder in den Genuss von Bills Stimme kommen. Doch mit dem reinen Hören nicht genug, denn wie Far East Movement nun in einem Interview verkündeten, wird es zu diesem Song auch ein Video geben und Bill ist beim Dreh mit dabei. Somit gibt es dann nicht nur was für die Ohren, sondern bald auch was für die Augen. Wir sind auf das Ergebnis gespannt!

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Ihr erinnert euch sicher noch daran, dass wir Aliens im Oktober letzten Jahres zum zweiten Mal den MTV OMA für “Fan Army FTW” abgeräumt haben. Jetzt ist es wieder soweit und der Nominierungsprozess hat begonnen! Die Mädels von THNews_Ru schlagen vor, dass wir Tokio Hotel bzw. uns Aliens nicht nur in der Katgorie “Fan Army FTW” nominieren, sondern auch noch die “BTK Twins App” in der Kategorie “Best App for Fans”. Dem schließen wir uns nur allzu gern an, da wir wirklich viel Freude an der App haben.^^
Um die Nomierungvorschläge abzugeben, geht einfach zur O Music Awards-Webseite, füllt das Formular für jeden Vorschlag aus und klickt auf “Send it!”. Legt euch ordentlich ins Zeug, damit es bald wieder “Rock the vote!” heißt!

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PETA hat schon einige Plakatkampagnen gestartet, und auch die Twins haben sich für eine der zahlreichen Kampagnen ablichten lassen. Nun möchte die “TV direkt” wissen, welches Plakat denn das schönste war. Selbstverständlich ist auch das Plakat mit den Twins dabei. Zwar geht es hier nur um Ruhm und Ehre, aber das sollte doch Ansporn genug sein, um unsere Jungs mit ihrem Motiv ganz weit nach vorne zu bringen, oder? In diesem Sinne:
Rock the vote!

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Nachdem wir Aliens TH zu den Siegern der MTV March Madness machten, versuchen wir uns nun mal an keinem Voting, sondern einer Unterschriftenaktion. Diese soll dazu führen, dass der Song “If I Die Tomorrow”, bei dem Bill mitwirkt, zur nächsten Single-Auskopplung von Far East Movement wird. Die Petition könnt ihr hier unterzeichnen.

Rock the – ähm – Petition!

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Wie Far East Movement bei einem Auftritt in Frankreich in der Show “Le Grand Journal” bestätigten, kommt ihr Album, inklusive des Songs “If I die tomorrow” (Kooperation mit Bill), erst am 15. Juni in die Läden.

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The father has never spoken, never revealed his face in public: As long as, he want to stop his sons, Bill and Tom Kaulitz (22) from Tokio Hotel, who offered him 6.000 euro hush money.

Yesterday, BILD reported about a strange letter from the twins to their father. Today, the father, Jörg (44) speak about his life with the teen stars and his fears for his children.

BILD: Why did you enter the public just now?
JÖRG: There is only one reason: I want to see Bill and Tom. It’s not about vanity, and not about money – it’s because I’ am worried about my sons.

BILD: Worried?
JÖRG: Yes, very much. For example, when I saw Bill’s new tattoo on his hand, this skeleton – it’s frightened me.

BILD: He is a rock star…
JÖRG: But I hope, he won’t end up like Amy Winehouse. I am afraid that Bill will die early. He always had a connection with death. Now, it’s seems that the guys made their testament. This is not normal at all.

BILD: Do you remember the last common meeting?
JÖRG: Of course, the Christmas of 2009. Bill and Tom came to visit me. We drank Freixenet champagne, smoked, talked. Then I haven’t seen them again. Then they moved to America.

BILD: And then have you got any contact with them?
JÖRG: Yes, via SMS. But I have the feeling that they are externally controlled in America. In the last text message from Tom, he also sounded that he accused me for the separation from their mother, when they were 7. They would still suffer from this circumstance.

BILD: Why did you leave your family?
JÖRG: My wife and I haven’t understood each other. She always had high goals and attracted to artists. So I couldn’t do anything at all. I just wanted to live a normal life.

BILD: What is the role of your ex-wife, Simone (43) in your children’s life?
JÖRG: Significant. For Bill, his mother is the goddess. Tom is more the father-child. I think, Simone has a great influence on the boys. And she lives with them in Los Angeles.

BILD: How were Bill and Tom, as a child?
JÖRG: Vivid and creative. I realized early that they are special. Bill, as a little boy liked to dress for carnival or dressed up like Pippi Longstocking with braids.

BILD: What was the worst thing that you have experienced with your sons?
JÖRG: When in 2008 Bill was in hospital in Berlin and his voice was gone. When I saw him lying there so pale and exhausted, I felt sorry for him. His manager gave him barely a break. It’s must be a point, when a boy collapsed.

BILD: Why did you do anything?
JÖRG: I had no legal basis. The children were with the mother, because we were never married. She also signed all contracts of the guys, while they were underage.

BILD: Do you think your family gets together again?
JÖRG: There is nothing that I want more. But I have very little hope. Bill and Tom once said that their dogs are their family. Because dogs are loyal for a lifetime. It was a sting to my heart. Their dogs are more important to them than me.

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Translation by Betty