Tokio Hotel WW23 (Bravo with Bill and Tom)

BRAVO: On pictures taken when you were younger, you always wore the same clothes. When did you start wanting to look different?

Bill: At 7. Otherwise, before we ran around in the street exactly the same.

Tom: After we wanted to dress how we wanted.

BRAVO: Do you like each other's look?

Tom: We respect each other of course. But I would never wear pants like Bill. When the crotch is right under the ass, I feel uncomfortable.

Bill: I find it weird when the crotch is under the knees.


BRAVO: You like different music styles, and do you argue about that?

Tom: No. We don't argue to much about that. At 7, I started listening to Rock like AC/DC and Aerosmith. Bill was into his "Nena phase".

Bill: We didn't have the same room. So there were no arguments over music. But we argued about the TV. When there was a Hip Hop clip on VIVA, I always wanted to turn it off. But not Tom! (laughs)


BRAVO: On the subject of romance, you aren't the same at all, am I right?

Tom: Yeah, we're totally different. But it depends what you call romantic. I think a session in bed for one night is very romantic (laughs).

Bill: As you can see, Tom has NO notion of romance.


BRAVO: What have you done that's romantic, Bill? And Tom, what have you done that is not at all romantic?

Tom: If you say that a session in bed isn't not romantic then I have lived very unromantic moments!

Bill: When I had a girlfriend, I already went shopping for food for us. Then we locked ourselves in the room, lit tons of candles, and then we watched DVDs and ate our little meal.

Tom: Candles and cooking are not for me. I propose that we do it comfortably in bed! (laughs)


BRAVO: I think we understood who believes in BIG and REAL love between you two, right?

Bill: Yeah, I believe in it. It has to be a real strong feeling. So big that it has to be all over. When you find that, you can live old together. But very little people have that chance, to find real love. There are so many people on earth, that it's really hard!

Tom: I don't believe in that at all. Maybe one day I'll have proof of the opposite. Maybe a relationship where everything goes good exists.


BRAVO: Bill, why don't you like one-night stands?

Bill: To me, they don't mean anything. It's a waste of time. And I want to spend time with people I really love. If I want to get to know someone, it's for more serious things than just bed!

Tom: Sometimes I call back the girl and we see each other. And then it becomes a story about 2 or 3 nights. (laughs)