Tokio Hotel WW77 (Successful OP)

The vocal cord operation of Tokio hotel singer Bill Kaulitz (18) went well, according to the manager. “The operation went as planned, and the physician is very confident”, said producer David Jost. “The treating physician of Bill is one of the best physicians in the area. Whether it succeeded however really in such a way that Bill’s voice sounds exactly the same like before, one cannot say yet unfortunately." In one month, Bill will sing again. Tokio Hotel fans can breathe again. Just one day after his vocal cord operation, Bill has been released from the hospital yesterday. “The operation lasted 45 minutes,” tells David Jost, manager from the band. “Everything went according to plan and there were no complications.” The first ones to visit his bed were of course his parents and twin-brother Tom. The conversation went everything except smooth: Bill remained silent. The singer isn’t allowed to say anything for the next 10 days. Bill can only communicate with a chalk board his brother Tom gave him. (hehe, aw, poor sweetie) Even though nothing was said: “Bill wanted to stay as shortly as possible in the hospital,” says manager David Jost. And that’s why yesterday the Tokio Hotel singer left on the way home. But the next month will be tough: First 10 days no speaking (and singing of course), then a 3 week voice training. David Jost however gives the fans some hope: “The first public performance will probably be on 1 May – at the US-concert in Washington.” And the German fans can celebrate Tokio Hotel again on 23 May in Oberhausen at the music award VIVA – Comet. Tokio Hotel has been nominated 3 times. In the category “best band,” “best live-act” and “best video.”