Suddenly everyone was listening VERY closely.
The jury members of “The Voice of Germany” are actually responsible for the vocal coaching. On Thursday, however, Sarah Connor (41) gave a very special lesson – it was about sex.
The trigger was the 20-year-old Julian Schmidt from Ganderkesee. He really wanted to show off at the blind auditions – with a song by juror Mark Forster (38). Julian expected consistently positive feedback for the performance of “The Day After Tomorrow”: “The song is safe. That’s why I’m not so worried that I’ll screw up something or something. “
The jury’s reactions remained cautious, however, there was NO buzzer for Julian.
Mark Forster was happy that his song was performed, but he wasn’t enthusiastic about the way it was performed: “’The day after tomorrow’ is a song, that’s very important to me. I couldn’t feel you in the story like that. ”
Sarah Connor also lacked the emotions – she missed the infatuation associated with the song. There was still a surprise from Mark: He offered the talented “The Voice” a duet to his song.
But that didn’t go down well either. With Forster the spark still hadn’t jumped over: “I wanted him to look at me and listen to me and that we would somehow do it together …”
Sarah Connor then drew a slippery comparison: “It’s a bit like these guys … I don’t know if I can say that here. Watching too much TV and then not checking the feeling afterwards, you know? ”
Nico Santos (28) laughed: “I know exactly what you mean!”
Mark Forster got really hot ears with Sarah Connor’s stories Photo: SAT.1 / ProSieben / Claudius Pflug
Ms. Connor went into detail: “And they think this is how it works and it just doesn’t work that way. You can’t just pretend … “She clapped her hands tightly and rhythmically:” You have to watch and look and touch and take yourself back. “
Exactly: “A bit like making love, you know? Sometimes gentle, sometimes a little stronger. A couple of variations! “
Now Mark Forster listened carefully and quickly pulled out his notebook in order not to miss this sex lesson: “What exactly do you have to do? So sometimes slowly and sometimes quickly? ”
Sarah emphatically: “Rather slowly in any case. So more slowly than fast. ”In the meantime, however, the singer became slightly nervous:“ Children! What did I get myself into here? “
Mark Forster would have loved to know more: “I have so many questions!” Perhaps they will be answered in one of the next episodes.