Friesenjung

Summary

Friesenjung is an audio track^[1]. Friesenjung draws 156 Wikipedia views per month (audio_track category, ranking #6 of 58).^[2]

Key Facts

• Friesenjung's instance of is recorded as audio track^[3].
• Friesenjung's instance of is recorded as single^[4].
• Friesenjung's instance of is recorded as musical work/composition^[5].
• Friesenjung's publisher is recorded as Universal Music Group^[6].
• Friesenjung's genre is recorded as techno^[7].
• Friesenjung's genre is recorded as gabber^[8].
• Friesenjung's genre is recorded as rapping^[9].
• Friesenjung's producer is recorded as Teun de Kruif^[10].
• Friesenjung's performer is recorded as Ski Aggu^[11].
• Friesenjung's performer is recorded as Joost Klein^[12].
• Friesenjung's performer is recorded as Otto Waalkes^[13].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Heineken International^[14].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as East Frisia^[15].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Gigi D'Agostino^[16].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as gabber^[17].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Berliner Kindl^[18].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Crazy Frog^[19].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Switzerland^[20].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Austria^[21].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Magic truffle^[22].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Netherlands^[23].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Munich^[24].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Stuttgart^[25].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Cologne^[26].
• Friesenjung's depicts is recorded as Hamburg^[27].

Why It Matters

Friesenjung draws 156 Wikipedia views per month (audio_track category, ranking #6 of 58).^[2] Friesenjung has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28]