Florian Silbereisen disappointed: New hit remains without success!

Florian Silbereisen disappointed: New hit remains without success!

Deutschland - Florian Silbereisen (43), prominent entertainer and moderator of the hit scene in Germany, is faced with bitter disappointments. His new duet with the former modern talking singer Thomas Anders (62), titles "that doesn't matter", could not build on earlier successes. The title did not reach the desired places in the "ARD hit hit parade" and fell from the top 15 after only four weeks. These charts are known for their maximum length of stay of seven weeks.

Less -known artists such as the cappuccinos, Cora and Daniele Daverna have beaten better in the hit list, which makes the Situation for silver iron and more bitter. Finally, they could only hope for a desired success after they were "again!" 1st place on the official German album charts. The current hit parade guide, on the other hand, is the Duo Vincent Gross (28) and Olaf the Flipper (79) with their song "Drinking Wine, Feeling Fine".

artistic development and topics in the new song

The song "That doesn't matter" addresses the connection between two different characters, the opposites of which form the cornerstones of their relationship. One person stands for the chaotic and unpunctual, while the other stands for organization and attention to detail. The central message of the song is that it doesn't matter to be different. A concise line is: "Two worlds, but we stick together"

The charts offer an exciting perspective on the development in the music landscape. As can be seen on Official Charts.de , the first places are highly competitive. Artists such as Pashanim and Ceren Shabab (e) s are currently leading the charts, which shows that the Schlager genre has to fight against diverse competition.

Overall, Florian Silbereisen has to fight hard for his position in the music scene. Despite his remarkable successes in the past and a promising album, the success of his latest projects remains questionable and shows how quickly trends and public tatters can change.