Die größten Diebstähle von 2025

from Copycats · host Julia Meyer-Brehm, Brit Noise

Es wird Zeit für den wohl spätesten Jahresrückblick, den ihr euch vorstellen könnt. In der letzten Folge dieser Staffel Copycats präsentieren euch Julia und Brit ihre persönlichen High-, bzw. Lowlights, aus der Copycatwelt von 2025. Während Julia hierfür in die Welt des Glitzer und Glamour abtaucht um davon zu erzählen, wie Taylor Swift finally die Rechte an ihren eigenen Songs bekommen hat, wühlt Brit sich durch das Krippenstroh der SWR-Christmette, um euch vom Skandal um den "Schleim-Jesus" zu berichten. Man kann also wirklich sagen: Es wird feucht-fröhlich.

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