Villain051

Villain051 (* 20th century ; real name Patrick Killat ) is a German Nazi rapper and neo-Nazi activist.

Musical career

Patrick Killat called himself Villain051. Initially not in the neo-Nazi milieu, he published his first tracks for free online in 2007. In 2009 a first track appeared on the third label sampler of the Bloodsport label . From 2010 he published his first own songs on the video platform YouTube . The first videos with rapper Dee Ex (Mia Herm) appeared in 2012, including two cover versions of Michael Regener's Landser successor band The Lunikoff Conspiracy . The video about Europe says no to the EU shot the duo at the memorial for the murdered Jews of Europe . Three years after its publication, it sparked controversy after the Berliner Kurier reported on it. In the run-up, the Foundation Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe tried several times to delete the clip on YouTube. According to the assessment of the responsible State Criminal Police Office , the text of the song is not criminally relevant, although among other things the line was sung "against the EU Zionists we are going united in war". Killat, who wanted to shoot a second video clip there in 2014, has since been banned from the house by the foundation . In 2013 Villain051 released first album Volk5mu5ik for free download. On the album, he collaborated with Dee Ex for the last time, after which the two fell out.

In 2014 he founded the rap duo A3stus with the singer-songwriter RaW, whose acronym stands for “Right to Truth” . At the beginning of 2014, the group released a music video showing them in front of the asylum seekers' home in Berlin-Hellersdorf . The racist song contained, among other things, the line of text “We're taking to the streets to overthrow this system. For our German country we are going to fight today. ”The duo appeared in the context of NPD events, at demonstrations by Pegida offshoots as well as at the demonstration of hooligans against Salafists in Cologne and at demos against planned refugee homes.

In 2014, Killat lost his job as an extra for the reality soap Berlin - Day & Night after the production company Filmpool became aware of its neo-Nazi sentiments.

On May 7, 2015, the Berlin police carried out a house search at Killat in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen.

In 2017 his first commercially marketed album called Wenn der Wind uns carries us was released on the right-wing hip-hop label Taktstock Records . The album Deutsche Zensur was released in 2018 via the Internet mail order company Das Zeughaus.The album was indexed by the Federal Testing Agency for Media Harmful to Young People (BPjM) in December 2018 .

Political activist

Killat belongs to the Barnim friendship , a right-wing extremist club, which is based on the lifestyle of the rocker subculture . The club maintains close relationships with the NPD district association Barnim-Uckermark. He is also an activist of the Hooligans against Salafists (HoGeSa) and has appeared several times in their environment, both solo and with A3stus.

In 2014, Killat created the “Black Crosses Germany Action Day”, on which black crosses are to be set up across Germany on July 13th to commemorate murder victims of perpetrators with non-German nationality. Photos of it are then disseminated via social networks on the Internet. The campaign was present in over 70 locations in 2016.

ideology

At first, Patrick Killat presented himself as a moderate neo-Nazi and patriot who ostensibly rejected National Socialism . For example, during the new edition of the song Skandal by Dee Ex in 2011, he rapped : " When I say strong and German, I don't talk about the swastika ". But already on his debut album, the song Rap Holocaust was followed by a line of text in which he professed his support for National Socialism:

"We are writing a book on how we liberate Germany and we call it my struggle, part 2 [...] Together we stand in the bloody battle against the migrants and enemies of the people"

- Villain051 : Rap Holocaust

He was far more radical from his time with the band A3stus. Together with RAW, he shot a video of the parade grounds for NSDAP party congresses in Nuremberg, remembered with the band the anniversary of Rudolf Hess's death with the sentence "Forever unforgotten !!!" and referred positively to SA Storm Leader Horst, who was killed in 1930 Wessel .

Observation by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution

Killat and his project in the Annual Report on the Protection of the Constitution of, among others, since 2017 State Protection Berlin and Protection of the Constitution Brandenburg listed .. In Verassungschutzbericht the Protection of the Constitution of Saxony in 2017 a recital on May 27, 2017 in Brand-Erbisdorf district Gränitz, participants about 40 course is free ( Saxony), fell (MVP) and villAin051 (singer from A3stus).

In the case of the right-wing extremist music of the Berlin Constitutional Protection's brochure, which was published in at least four issues, one of the four images on the cover of the 4th edition from 2016 shows the A3stus logo.

Discography

solo

2013: Volk5mu5ik (download album)
2017: When the wind carries us (as Villain051 and friends, Taktstock Records)
2018: German censorship (Das Zeughaus, indexed)

Guest Posts

2009: Ran to the glasses (with JeyJo and Miss K-Toon) on Bloodsport Labelsampler 3 - family gathering

With A3stus

see A3stus # discography

Web links

Villain051 at Discogs (English)

Individual evidence

↑ VILLAIN. Myownmusic.de, accessed on April 9, 2017 .

↑ Nobody knows me. Rappers.in, accessed April 10, 2017 .

↑ Dee Ex and the Nazi Rockers. Berlin right wing, June 3, 2011, accessed on April 9, 2017 .

↑ Neo-Nazi duo raps on the Holocaust memorial. Die Welt , March 6, 2015, accessed April 9, 2017 .

^ Villain 051. nshiphop.wordpress.com, accessed April 9, 2017 .

↑ Nationaler Rap - Rap for the national community. Underdog-Fanzine, January 1, 2015, accessed March 26, 2017 .

^ ^A ^b Anna Müller: Next raid: neo-Nazi band "A3stus" in the sights of the state security. Endstation Rechts , May 7, 2015, accessed on August 15, 2015 .

^ Andreas Kopietz: Police take action against right-wing extremist hip-hop band from Berlin. Berliner Zeitung , May 7, 2015, accessed on August 15, 2015 .

↑ Theo Schneider: Extra company fires neo-Nazi after appearing in "Berlin Day & Night". In: Malfunction reporter . Die Zeit , September 25, 2014, accessed on August 15, 2015 .

^ Brandenburg police take action against neo-Nazi band , PNN May 8, 2015

↑ Villain051 at Discogs (English)

↑ Brown hate music in focus | Look to the right. January 2, 2019, accessed January 2, 2019 .

↑ Ministry of the Interior and for Local Affairs of the State of Brandenburg (ed.): Verfassungsschutzbericht 2015 . Potsdam, S. 88 f . ( brandenburg.de [PDF]).

↑ Senate Department for the Interior and Sport (ed.): Verfassungsschutzbericht Berlin 2015 . Berlin 2016, p. 100 .

↑ State Ministry of the Interior of the Free State of Saxony (ed.): Verfassungsschutzbericht 2015 . Dresden 2016, p. 19 ( online [PDF]). 2015 Constitutional Protection Report ( Memento from September 16, 2016 in the Internet Archive )