Mostafa El Garhy

The film starts with Kollegah as a one-man army. He has turned his back on German rap. He no longer wants to earn his money with punchlines, but with drug dealing. So, without further ado, he swings himself up to the "Pablo Escobar of modern times". For this, the "most powerful cocalord in the world" is brought relatively loose around the corner. Typical Toni.

The film starts with Kollegah as a one-man army. He has turned his back on German rap. He no longer wants to earn his money with punchlines, but with drug dealing. So, without further ado, he swings himself up to the "Pablo Escobar of modern times". For this, the "most powerful cocalord in the world" is brought relatively loose around the corner. Typical Toni.

The film starts with Kollegah as a one-man army. He has turned his back on German rap. He no longer wants to earn his money with punchlines, but with drug dealing. So, without further ado, he swings himself up to the "Pablo Escobar of modern times". For this, the "most powerful cocalord in the world" is brought relatively loose around the corner. Typical Toni.