DieLochis


The Lochis (proper spelling: DieLochis) are a German comedy duo for the internet platform, the videos YouTube produced. It consists of two twin brothers Heiko and Roman Lochmann (May 13 1999). In the media, they are next to YouTubers such as Y-Titty as representative of the "Generation YouTube" denotes the gain awareness about self-produced and published to YouTube videos and thus partly also have commercial success born a term for between 1990 and 2000 young people.
Since 24 August 2011, the two brothers operate the YouTube channel DieLochis on which they first published mainly own parody versions of popular chart hits. In 2012 they received the Audience Award in the category "newbie" of the German Webvideopreises. In May of the same year, the magazine reported Galileo about the twin brothers and their YouTube channel. From this time up the subscribers and call numbers above average.
In August 2013 reached Continuous online for the first time, a separate song by them the official Media Control Charts in Germany. On the VideoDay 2013 in Cologne's Lanxess Arena , the Lochis could sing the song for the first time before a live audience.

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