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Bill Kaulitz transforms into a beautiful woman in new Tokio Hotel clip

Tokio Hotel lead singer Bill Kaulitz transforms himself into a beautiful woman in the video clip for the band’s new song Boy Don’t Cry. 

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The video sees the singer applying make-up and donning a wig before heading out onto the dance floor. The track is from the band’s sixth album Dream Machine which came out earlier this year.

The record has been a huge success in Europe soaring up the charts in Germany and Australia.

Earlier this year Kaulitz had a solo record out, where he performed under the name Billy.

OIP Staff


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