Prinz Pi - Rebell ohne Grund

Review by Nikesh Singh

Rebell ohne Grund by Prinz Pi: A Raw Take on Political Rap That Sticks Alright, buckle up. We’re diving into Rebell ohne Grund (2011), the album where Prinz Pi throws shade at society, politics, and probably his own reflection in the mirror. If you’re into German hip-hop with a punch-you-in-the-face lyrical style, this is your jam. Released under Keine Liebe Records—a label name that screams “we don’t care what you think”—this record doesn’t just sit there; it grabs you by the collar and demands attention. Let’s get one thing straight: this isn’t background music for chilling. Nope. This is the soundtrack to staring out of a rain-streaked window while questioning all your life choices. And trust me, it’s brilliant. The Tracks That Hit Hard You can’t talk about Rebell ohne Grund without shouting out "Drei Kreuze Für Deutschland." It’s like a lyrical Molotov cocktail tossed right at nationalism’s feet. Prinz Pi spits bars so sharp they could cut glass, dissecting patriotism and identity with zero chill. You’ll either feel seen or slightly uncomfortable—maybe both. The beat? Minimalist but heavy enough to make you nod along even as your brain starts spinning from the wordplay. Bonus points because it shows up twice on the tracklist, reminding you how unforgettable it really is. Then there’s "Wieder Und Wieder," which hits different every time you hear it. It’s not flashy, but damn does it stick. The flow feels like a conversation overheard on a late-night train ride—raw, honest, and kinda haunting. The production stays low-key, letting Prinz Pi’s voice carry the weight. By the end, you might find yourself humming bits of it, only to realize you’ve been thinking about its themes of repetition and resilience all day. Behind the Scenes Vibes Props to everyone involved here—you know an album’s legit when the artist himself handles the artwork (nice touch, Prinz!). Biztram kills it on most tracks with beats that are gritty yet polished enough to let the lyrics shine. And shoutout to Matthias Millhoff for mastering this beast—it sounds tight without losing its underground edge. Oh, and Cem Guenes’ photography? Yeah, it fits the vibe perfectly: moody, stark, and unapologetic. Why It Works What makes Rebell ohne Grund stand out is its refusal to sugarcoat anything. Sure, some tracks lean hard into political rap clichés, but Prinz Pi pulls it off with authenticity. He’s not trying to be cool; he’s trying to make you think. And honestly? Sometimes that’s exactly what we need. Final Thoughts So, is Rebell ohne Grund perfect? Nah. Some tracks drag a bit, and a few collaborations feel like they could’ve used another round of tweaking. But hey, imperfections give it character. At the end of the day, it’s less about flawless execution and more about leaving a mark—and boy, does this album do that. Fun fact: Listening to this feels like having a heated debate with someone who actually knows their stuff. Except instead of arguing back, you just hit replay. Go figure. Oh, and if you ever meet Prinz Pi, ask him why he titled it Rebell ohne Grund. Because after listening to this, I’m pretty sure he had plenty of reasons. Or maybe none at all. Either way, it’s genius.

Artist: Prinz Pi
Album: Rebell ohne Grund

Germany

Political Rap

2011

Rating: 4.18

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Rand II	4:41
Bonus: Brandenburg	4:00
Drei Kreuze für Deutschland	03:50
Laura	5:28
Bonus: Schwarzes Haus	2:04
Virus	3:42
Krieg@Home	3:44
Eifer & Sucht	3:36
Du Bist [Album Version]	03:58
Brandungsburg	4:00
Wieder Und Wieder	4:39
Drei † Für Deutschland	3:50
ETC.	3:07
Wunderkind	3:38
Schlaflied	3:31
Generation Porno	4:38
Der Neue iGod	03:22
Schwarzes Haus (Bonus)	2:04
Morgengrauen	5:21
Marathon Mann	5:03
Eifer	03:37
Beweis Dagegen	2:54
Königin Von Kreuzberg	3:01
Drei Kreuze Für Deutschland	3:51
Der Neue IGod	3:22
Etc.	3:08
Wieder Und wieder	4:39
Bombenwetter	3:19
Du Bist (Album Version)	4:00

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Catalog Numbers

KLR003-01
KLR003-02

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Keine Liebe Records

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2 × Vinyl
LP CD
Album
Andere Reihenfolge der Lieder
ohne Bonus
CD
LP
Limited Edition CD All Media

Credits

Role	Credit
Artwork By	Prinz Pi
Manager	Wassif Hoteit
Mastered By	Matthias Millhoff
Mixed By	Biztram, Carsten Scheller
Photography	Cem Guenes
Design	Friedrich Kautz
Lyrics By	Biztram (tracks: C5, 15), Chefkoch (tracks: B1, 6), E-Rich (tracks: B1, 6), Frauenarzt (tracks: C5, 15), Kamp (tracks: B5, 10), Mudi (tracks: D1, 16), Prinz Pi, Raf Camora (tracks: D1, 16), Timi Hendrix (tracks: C5, 15)
Management	Wassif Hoteit
Music By	Biztram (tracks: A1 to A5, B2, B3, B5 to C5, D4, D5, 1 to 5, 7, 8, 10 to 15)

Notes

"Vielen Dank an alle, die mir geholfen haben und dieses Album ermöglicht haben.
Für Leni.
Pi
Biztram, Prinz Pi, TiKayOne und The Royals werden verlegt bei No Limits/Bugmusic. Frauenarzt wird verlegt bei Geto Gold Musikverlag/Sony ATV. Raf Camora wird verlegt bei MachtUndRebel/Universal Publishing. E-Rich Mudi, Purple Maze, Kamp, Timi Hendrix, Chefkoch und Whizz Vienna sind Copyright Control. Frauenarzt erscheint mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Atzen Musik, Timi Hendrix erscheint mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Trailerpark.
Vielen Dank an alle, die mir geholfen haben und dieses Album ermöglicht haben.
Keine Liebe Records MMXI
Limited vinyl edition + CD-Version without bonus tracks, booklet and Jewel Case

Barcodes

Barcode: 4018939203511
Barcode: 4 018939 203511
Label Code: 20684

About Prinz Pi

Rap MC from Westberlin. Used to be called "Prinz Porno

Real Name

Friedrich Kautz

Name Vars

Prinz
PrinzPee
The P

Aliases

Prinz Porno
Doc Murdock
Friedrich Kautz
PORNOGraphics
DocMabuse
Slick Spingo

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Rebell ohne Grund* by Prinz Pi is a deep dive into political rap, blending sharp lyrics with raw beats. What makes it even cooler is that Prinz Pi himself designed the artwork. It’s like he poured his soul into every detail—music, visuals, and message. And get this: the album features collaborations with a bunch of talented artists, including Frauenarzt and Raf Camora, making it a powerhouse of German hip-hop from 2011. Not your average rap album, right?