Party singer meets namesake Johnny Depp
Translated from German and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- German party singer Lorenz Büffel met international star Johnny Depp in Cologne, fulfilling a personal encounter with his song's namesake.
- Büffel presented Depp with a platinum record backstage before Depp's performance with his band "Hollywood Vampires."
- Depp reportedly reacted positively to the gift, and Büffel mentioned the band had listened to his song on their tour bus.
Lorenz Büffel, the German party singer famous for his hit song "Johnny Däpp," has met the international movie star Johnny Depp, the namesake of his popular track. Büffel described the encounter as "really amazing" after meeting Depp backstage at the Lanxess Arena in Cologne.
The meeting occurred on Friday evening as Depp prepared to perform with his band, "Hollywood Vampires." In the artist's dressing room, Büffel presented Depp with a platinum record, a testament to the success of the song that shares the actor's name. According to Büffel, Depp reacted very kindly to the gesture and accepted the award.
Büffel shared an anecdote that the "Hollywood Vampires" had listened to "Johnny Däpp" on their tour bus as they traveled to the concert venue, adding a layer of connection to the meeting. The party singer, who achieved significant sales and streaming numbers with his hit, had previously received his platinum record in 2020.
The encounter between the two figures, one a purveyor of party anthems and the other a Hollywood icon, was also reported by the German newspaper "Bild."
Originally published by Die Zeit in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.