"Fuck you very, very much!" is a German-language podcast hosted by musician Jennifer Weist and TV presenter Markus Kavka that dives into the juiciest feuds, rivalries, and scandals in music history. Each episode unpacks a different conflict—from Fleetwood Mac's tangled romantic triangle to Queen and David Bowie's famously tense "Under Pressure" collaboration to Stefan Raab's provocation-fueled clash with rapper Moses Pelham—blending archival quotes, interviews, and pop-culture references to recreate these dramatic moments. The tone is irreverent, witty, and gossipy, balancing entertainment with genuine music-history insight, appealing to listeners who enjoy backstage drama, celebrity ego clashes, and behind-the-scenes band dynamics. Produced under the ARD Kultur umbrella, the show appeals to pop culture enthusiasts, music nerds, and fans of docu-style storytelling who want their music history served with humor, snark, and a healthy dose of human drama. Its episodic format—built around named "beefs"—makes it easy to binge and ideal for fans of celebrity culture and nostalgic music retrospectives alike."
"Fuck you very, very much!" is a German-language podcast hosted by musician Jennifer Weist and TV presenter Markus Kavka that dives into the juiciest feuds, rivalries, and scandals in music history. Each episode unpacks a different conflict—from Fleetwood Mac's tangled romantic triangle to Queen and David Bowie's famously tense "Under Pressure" collaboration to Stefan Raab's provocation-fueled clash with rapper Moses Pelham—blending archival quotes, interviews, and pop-culture references to recreate these dramatic moments. The tone is irreverent, witty, and gossipy, balancing entertainment with genuine music-history insight, appealing to listeners who enjoy backstage drama, celebrity ego clashes, and behind-the-scenes band dynamics. Produced under the ARD Kultur umbrella, the show appeals to pop culture enthusiasts, music nerds, and fans of docu-style storytelling who want their music history served with humor, snark, and a healthy dose of human drama. Its episodic format—built around named "beefs"—makes it easy to binge and ideal for fans of celebrity culture and nostalgic music retrospectives alike."