Last but not least: Censorship fun with Uschi Obermaier

 Yesterday on YouTube: An upbeat beat can be heard. Young, good-looking ladies start to move joyfully to it. And because they like the song so much and are in the right mood, they immediately drop all their clothes. Completely uninhibited, they shed their brightly printed T-shirts, slip out of their white underwear and skip through a living room where time seems to have stood still in the seventies. "Great, commune porn with Uschi Obermaier", you think. But what at first looks like a rotten swinger flick turns out to be one of the most original of recent years. Because instead of primary and secondary genitals, the censor bars are dancing here. The performers incessantly form symbols, letters and patterns with their erogenous zones covered by thick black bars - they even imitate computer games. And thus discover censorship as a new art form. Brighton Port Authority, or BPA for short, is the name given to the performers of the piece. Behind it is the music producer and DJ Quentin Leo "Norman" Cook, aka Fat Boy Slim, the most famous son of the English seaside town. He himself appears very briefly in the
up: Towards the end, he swings his sexual organ, naturally covered by a huge censor bar, lasso-like in an anti-clockwise direction. A grand entrance.