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He breaks his silence

In an exclusive interview with VANITY FAIR, the Tokio Hotel singer reports about his vocal cord operation.

He may not speak at the moment, but the expressions for his words just says it all: Bill Kaulitz [18], singer of the band Tokio Hotel, has exclusively spoken out to VANITY FAIR about his vocal cord operation earlier this week.

Through e-mail, Kaulitz reports about his current health condition: "I was under anesthesia and had a wonderful metal rod shoved in my throat, then had my voice cords snipped around on with small knives. Everyone knows that feeling. Man, I am glad that's all behind me. But I still fear for my voice and I also still feel very guilty over it because of the cancelled concerts. "

After the operation, Kaulitz may not speak for twelve days, "then I have to have voice rehabilitation for the next 4 weeks. I'm so totally up for that!"

Before the surgery, the singer gave VANITY FAIR a detailed interview. There for example, he speaks about his school, the growing up with his twin brother Tom and also about his unique way of appearance: "The make-up Bill is definitely closer to me than the natural one. The plain Bill is like a disguise to me. If I weren't famous, I'd still walk around this way. It just belongs to me. "

To Kaulitz it's no wonder that a lot of people think he's gay: "Most have this cliché like thinking: Make-up plus made hair is equal to gay. And that's the exact statement I wanted to make as this is not true. Everyone can do what they want. The one doesn't have to do with the other. "

Kaulitz thinks very little about sex with groupies: "It grosses me out having someone crawl in my bed at night that I don't even know. I'm not at that point yet. I wouldn't even have the trust to take a in girl for one night. The only privacy you have while on the go is your own hotel room. And to let someone in for a night to sleep with - Uh no, I'd be a little skeptical.