Who is technoviking

Watch the video below:. Another story which we are not sure if this is real, many say it's a satirical article, according to WWN and Techno Moves, they used the help of detectives and spent months of research tracking down the mysterious figure, ultimately agreeing to meet him at Berlin airport.

When they arrived, however, they discovered that Gunther Ackerman was in fact the Techno Viking himself. About the Author Track? This is a short description in the author block about the author.

You edit it by entering text in the "Biographical Info" field in the user admin panel. Twitter Facebook Google YouTube. Recent Comment. TrackidBlog Soundcloud. But I didn't get any answers. When the lawyers persisted, Fritsch offered to not use the video for any commercial purposes, but only show the video offline in an educational context -- he'd been involved in researching and lecturing on meme culture and user recycling strategies.

Fritsch was forced to agree to only use the video if he manipulates the images in such a way that he can't be identified. Despite this, there's a sense that the horse has very much bolted.

Fritsch might have been gagged, but there are hundreds of other artists who have made derivative works that will remain online. He says that the trial will bankrupt him. The final letter came on 10 June," he says, despondently. Don't miss: Am I pretty or ugly? Artist Louise Orwin explores this sad phenomenon. I'm interested in free culture and I'm always financially on the edge.

It puts me in a very difficult position. The case might be over, but Fritsch now plans to explore meme culture, web celebrities, and their interplay with the law in a documentary -- The Story of Technoviking -- for which he's currently raising funds on Indiegogo. It makes it very difficult to orient what's possible and what's not. Meme culture is like using a language. You learn a word, you get to know a meme, and you start using it. WWN and Techno Moves used the help of detectives and spent months of research tracking down the mysterious figure, ultimately agreeing to meet him at Berlin airport.

When they arrived, however, they discovered that Gunther Ackerman was in fact the Techno Viking himself, seemingly disguised in a slimmer body frame and somewhat of an effeminate sweater.

It was all a mistake. It helps me relax. He said he had been awake for four days straight before the historic footage was taken and that he had no idea he was being filmed by Fritsch. The Indiegogo post was written by Fritsch in English, German and Mandarin, revealing the scope and distance the viral video has covered in its existence.

Who is the Techno Viking? As Vice reports, the Techno Viking prefers to remain unknown.