Even though it is not your first time in France the situation is still the same, fans screaming and shouting, waiting at the entrances and exits of wherever you go. Is this something that makes you happy?

Bill: It's almost become normal now, it makes us happy every time we see our fans, it's really extraordinary, it happens in every country, it's really cool to see the international success we can have! To see fans get that excited over us is really cool!

Do you have more success in France and did it come before your native country Germany?

Tom: No, everything started in Germany, it's there in our native country where we first had success. Either way whenever we come to France we are always warmly welcomed and we have awesome concerts, there's tons of fans, now obviously it's been a long time that we've been doing shows but there are still the same fans that scream just as loud! But we can't really say which country we have had more success in.

Bill: Everything originated in Germany because withought our German fans we would have none. It's thanks to them that we have been abble to expand our succes all the way over here. For us it all really started in Germany.

In Europe everyone has heard of the group Tokio Hotel, do you have any plans to take over other continents? The United-States for example.

Bill: Well, we can't say that we are fixed on being a success in the United-States, obviously we would like to but it's already great that we are such a huge success in Europe! We are really happy to be abble to tour and perform in so many European countries, it's really unexpected. We aren't looking into being a success in North America right now, it's not that we dont' want to it's just that we like what we are doing right now.

Are you going to stop writing in German and record English songs now?

Tom: Oh no no because all of our lyrics are writen in German and it's our mothertongue. Bill expresses himself better in German, he doesn't know enough English to write English lyrics. We will continue to write our lyrics in German, there will always be translations.

Bill:For now we are writing in German.

90% of students enterring college want to learn German, so now German professers have more work! It's all thanks to you guys.

Tom: We had no idea the number was that high! Wow... 90% is a huge number! It's something that makes us really proud! It's a great feeling when you walk out of hotels and there are fans that try and speak to us in German, they really try hard!

From 3:50 to 4:05 It is hard to give an exact translation of what she is saying because the guys are laughing laudly over her, but Tom is mentioning how they never really contributed to anythig taht has to do with school and stuff like that.

You all look very unique with your long hair, but I have heard talk that the call from the military is not very far away. I imagine that your fans are wondering what will happen to your hair?

Bill: Well we're like everyone else, they will call us one day or another, but the question isn't if they will cut our hair or if we will have to take our make up off, the real question is what will happen with the band? This could be a problem because the band to us is our life, we don't really know what will happen.

So Bill and Tom, you are twins right? It's certain that you don't look alike, it's obviously because of your style. What made you go for the "gothic" style Bill? And for you Tom the..uhhh...street/reggae look?

Bill: The "look" isn't something I wanted to happen, it just sort of became what it is over time, you have to know that up until the age of 6 you really couldn't tell us apart. Of course it was mom and dad who dressed us, they even bought us (here she says something like "pule" or "pile", this is Franch from France so I'm not really sure what that means but from what I've heard before I'm pretty sure their shirts) shirts and wrote our names on them so that it was easier for people to tell us apart! Over time we got interested in different things, started listening to different music, that's kind of how our style started. It obviously has to do with our different personatilies.