Kaufland deletes all videos with Wendler



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Michael Wendler left the DSDS jury in a completely surprising way. Soon after, the comments on Twitter piled up. An advertising partner from Schlagerbarden also talks and works out.

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On Thursday night, Michael Wendler announced to his fans that he would be leaving the jury around Poptitan Dieter Bohlen. “I will be withdrawing as a jury with immediate effect from participating in the American Idol program. This is a decision I made here and now,” he said in a video on Instagram.

The sudden end of the DSDS caused a sensation. Because the pop singer justified his step with a series of confusing theses and alleged faults of the federal government: “I accuse the federal government (…) of serious violations of the constitution,” he said. He is concerned about the “alleged corona pandemic” and the steps Germany has taken to contain the Sars-Cov-2 virus.

“Everything doesn’t make sense”

Soon after, the comments on Twitter piled up. The #Wendler hashtag quickly became number one among the trends in Germany. Many fans have questions, they even suspect that there is a joke behind them. “Let’s keep it short: if Wendler is serious, his career is dead,” wrote one user on Twitter, for example.

Above all, users feel sorry for Kaufland. Because the supermarket chain had recently run a commercial featuring the self-proclaimed “German King of Pop.” The 48-year-old chirped in a nearly two-minute clip, among other things: “In Kaufland on the shelf / I can find what I need / And there are also tender vegetables …” His wife Laura Müller fainted. In the video, the 20-year-old sat in a tiny white dress on a pile of corn cans and smiled at the camera.

Kaufland has since removed the video. Neither the commercial on YouTube nor other Instagram posts can be found on the supermarket chain’s social media channels. The company has now also commented this on Twitter: “Our video with Michael Wendler was about fun and irony. However, the limit is reached when people play with the safety and health of people. That is why we have all the content of Wendler erased and distanced us from his statements. “

For this step, the supermarket chain is held online. “Now praise and not just scorn and mock here: As quickly as Kaufland removed all of Wendler’s content, someone understands crisis management on social media and acts consistently,” someone wrote on Twitter.

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