A good Austrian might now say: “I’m going crazy,” because Ernstl is dancing. To be more precise, the always correct Colonel Ernst Rauter (Hubert Kramar) fidgets for a second or two in a hip-hop video in which his dream team of investigators Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer) act like they’re all big shots and rap in a nighttime street scene. But it’s all just a (nightmare) dream from which Bibi quickly wakes up – a wonderfully absurd and surprising scene in this Austrian “Tatort” called “Deine Mutter” (Sunday, 8:15 p.m., ARD). With fresh Viennese blood, the far too long summer break for Sunday murder TV comes to an end.
Hip-hop with misogynistic lyrics
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Since crime TV is not exactly short of all kinds of gangsters, it was time for a gangster-rapper “Tatort”, because this genre is full of criminal energy. When TV producers delve into special youth and music scenes, it can get embarrassing, but director Mirjam Unger has put a lot of effort into making everything as authentic as possible, with the help of musician Yugo. He made sure that the poses and words were right. He himself plays the up-and-coming hip-hop star Ted Candy, who is found beaten to death in an underground car park one night. He had a falling out with his sinister mentor Akman 47 (Murat Seven). He is one of the toughest kind, who makes videos that glorify violence and spits out misogynistic lyrics. Ted apparently wanted to break up with him and switch to another music label. But he also has a falling out with his mother.
Gangster rappers also shoot live ammunition
There are plenty of conflicts, but they are the basis of the business in gangster rap, where showing off, showing off and ranting are all part of the good, bad tone. Not only words fly, but bullets fly too. The most prominent victims include the scene stars Tupac Shakur and Notorious BIG. Just a few days ago, the rapper Challa was shot from a car in Berlin.
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As usual, the new “Tatort” with investigator dream team Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer), “Deine Mutter”, also has lighter moments. Photo: Petro Domenigg/ARD Degeto/ORF/dpa Icon Close Close
As usual, the new “Tatort” with investigator dream team Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer), “Deine Mutter”, also has lighter moments. Photo: Petro Domenigg/ARD Degeto/ORF/dpa
Actually, this “Tatort” with its rapper quarrel – known in the scene as “beef” – would be better set in Berlin, because that’s where Fler and Bushido, who in turn was connected to the notorious Abou-Chaker clan, were at loggerheads for years. But with an investigative team from the capital, it would have been a very serious matter – and the Viennese duo always provide lighter moments, even if you don’t really believe Moritz, who is a little disturbed in his relationships, when he says in hip-hop jargon that this “track” is “really cool shit”. But that’s just real Viennese humor, which doesn’t even stop at a dancing Colonel Ernstl.
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Tatort: A Austrian Crime Series with a Hip-Hop Twist
Tatort, a popular Austrian crime series, has taken a bold step by incorporating hip-hop into its latest episode, “Deine Mutter”. The show, which follows a team of investigators led by Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) and Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer), delves into the world of gangster rap, exploring the conflicts and violent lyrics that often come with it.
A Dream Team of Investigators
The new episode, “Deine Mutter”, starts with a surprising scene where Colonel Ernst Rauter (Hubert Kramar) fidgets in a hip-hop video, showcasing the dream team of investigators, Bibi Fellner and Moritz Eisner, rapping in a nighttime street scene. Although it’s just a dream sequence, it sets the tone for the episode, which explores the world of hip-hop and its connection to crime.
Hip-Hop with Misogynistic Lyrics
The episode focuses on the murder of Ted Candy, an up-and-coming hip-hop star who was found beaten to death in an underground car park. The investigation reveals that Ted had a falling out with his sinister mentor, Akman 47 (Murat Seven), who is known for making videos that glorify violence and spew out misogynistic lyrics. Ted’s decision to break away from Akman 47 and switch to another music label led to a violent confrontation that ended in his death.
Gangster Rappers and Real-Life Violence
The episode sheds light on the dark side of gangster rap, where conflicts and violent lyrics are an integral part
Tatort: An Austrian Crime Series with a Hip-Hop Twist
Austrian crime series “Tatort” has taken a fresh new direction with its latest episode, “Deine Mutter,” which incorporates hip-hop into its storyline. The show, which has been on the air for decades, has always been known for its gritty crime dramas, but this latest episode brings a new level of energy and excitement to the table.
Hip-Hop with Misogynistic Lyrics
The episode centers around the murder of up-and-coming hip-hop star Ted Candy, who is found beaten to death in an underground car park. Ted’s mentor, Akman 47, is a sinister figure who makes videos that glorify violence and spits out misogynistic lyrics. Ted’s decision to break away from Akman 47 and switch to another music label leads to a fallout with his mother, adding an extra layer of complexity to the story.
Director Mirjam Unger has put a lot of effort into making everything as authentic as possible, working with musician Yugo to ensure that the poses and words are right. The result is a gritty and realistic portrayal of the hip-hop world, with all its conflicts and dangers.
Gangster Rappers also Shoot Live Ammunition
The world of gangster rap is one of criminal energy, where conflicts and violence are a part of the business. The most prominent victims of this world include Tupac Shakur and Notorious BIG, who were both killed in violent incidents. Just a few days ago, the rapper Challa was shot from a car in Berlin, highlighting the very real dangers of this world.
The Tatort Series
“Tatort” is a long-running German/Austrian/Swiss crime television series set in various parts of these countries [3]. The show has been on the air since 1970 and has become a staple of European television. In Austria, the show is broadcast on ORF, and has been popular for decades.
In Vienna, the show is particularly popular, with detectives Moritz Eisner and Bibi Fellner forming an odd-couple cop duo that tackles tough crimes in the beautiful and historic Austrian capital and beyond [1]. The show has also been broadcast in Italy, although only a limited number of episodes have been shown <a href="https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/EpisodidiTatort”>[2].
Conclusion
“Tatort” is a show that continues to evolve and adapt to the changing times, incorporating new themes and styles into its storytelling. With its latest episode, “Deine Mutter,” the show has taken a bold new direction, exploring the world of hip-hop and gangster rap. With its gritty realism and complex characters, “Tatort” is a must-watch for fans of crime drama.
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