Sookee and Babsi Tollwut at WUK

Sookee, who is now active in the rap scene for over 15 years, came to WUK with her tour "Wenns am schönsten ist" to say goodbye to "Sookee". As a musician and activist she supports numerous projects and initiatives, for example “Schule ohne Rassismus - Schule mit Courage” and furthermore she is a confessional antifascist. In her role as a pioneer in the queer-feminist rap scene, she acts as a role model for a lot of people in that scene.
On stage, Sookee reinforces her expressive lyrics with her emotion and energy loaded gestures and even though there was a kind of "goodbye mood" she heated up the crowd.
This artist is probably one of the most interesting acts in the Detuschrap-scene, not only on, but also off stage.

As support, Babsi Tollwut opened the evening. Appropriately, her music deals with problems of society like, sexism and racism as well, but also with the power structures in the rap music genre. As well as Sookee, besides her music she advocates for social projects. What remained in my mind of her live show, are the lyrically wrapped and perfectly rhythmical performed lyrics.