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DJ der Schützen plays “Layla” despite the ban

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“Unavoidable”
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DJ of the Düsseldorfer Schützen plays “Layla” despite the ban

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After a two-year break, the traditional Rheinkirmes, one of the largest folk festivals in North Rhine-Westphalia, began on Friday.
Photo: dpa/Rolf Vennenbernd

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Düsseldorf After days of debates about the marquee ban on the party hit “Layla”, the Düsseldorfer Schützen DJ played the song after all. The audience freaked out, the DJ himself posted a video on the Internet.

Despite an express ban, the DJ of the St. Sebastianus-Schützen marquee played the controversial song “Layla” at the opening of the Düsseldorf fair. Among other things, a reporter from the “Bild” newspaper documented the scene on Friday evening in a video on Twitter. The DJ himself later uploaded a mobile phone video to Facebook, which he commented with “Kirmes Düsseldorf. Layla was unavoidable.” He had previously announced that he wanted to play the instrumental version of the song.

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The Schützengesellschaft, which DJ Marc Pesch (47) hired for the opening night, is the organizer of the Düsseldorf fair with an expected 4 million guests. First of all, the shooting chief had forbidden the playing of “Layla” throughout the fair. The organizers later rowed back and announced that the song would be banned in their own tent – for the other marquees and rides there was only the recommendation to do without the song.

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On Friday evening, the internet videos showed how the crowd – including numerous shooters – danced and sang along to the song in the open space at the marquee. The song by DJ Robin & Schürze is number 1 in the single charts and is about a “poof mama” named Layla. He has repeatedly been criticized as sexist.

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Fairground DJ Pesch had already told the dpa a few days ago that he was not happy about the song ban: “After all, the piece is number 1 in Germany and people rightly expect it,” he said. Pesch added: “It’s like football when you’re not allowed to score a goal.”

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On Friday evening, however, Pesch took a run – and landed a direct hit. In the video, filmed from his DJ booth, a cheering crowd can be seen enthusiastically chanting “Layla” along. It was initially unclear whether the action would have any consequences for Pesch.

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(lha/dpa)

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