Arnold Schwarzenegger rocks with The Bosshoss for climate protection!

Arnold Schwarzenegger rocks with The Bosshoss for climate protection!

Wien, Österreich - in Vienna it is getting really lively, because Arnold Schwarzenegger has linked his music career with his friends of The BossHoss in an exciting way. On May 30th, the band celebrated the publication of their new single "I’ll Be Back", which was presented at a climate conference, which Schwarzenegger organized annually. With a clever mix of country rock and the iconic voice of the terminator, the urgent message for climate protection is made audible and made accessible to many. As KA-News , Schwarzenegger himself has appealed to the famous "i’ll Be back".

The idea behind the song goes beyond the music. Part of the streaming revenue flows to the Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative, which is globally committed to combating the climate crisis. This initiative not only promotes sustainable energy sources, but also projects to protect forests. Schwarzenegger's commitment is particularly evident in how he encourages people to actively work for the environment instead of just criticizing them. "We all have to make a difference together," explains Schwarzenegger and thus conveys a feeling of determination and coexistence.

music with offer for cooperation

The singers Alec Völkel and Sascha Vollmer from The BossHoss met Schwarzenegger a few years ago in Kitzbühel, where a friendship was created that also brought creative cooperation. As Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative , the connection is not only shown in music, but also in joint training: " says Vollmer and emphasizes how inspiring Schwarzenegger works in every respect.

But making music is not the only project that Schwarzenegger is currently driving forward. On April 22, he also started the global climate protection campaign "Pump for the Planet" to celebrate Earth Day, which runs until June 3, the day of the Climate Conference in Vienna. This campaign encourages everyone to become active: Under the hashtag #pumpforthplanet, the participants can share workout videos and photos. Prominent supporters like Giovanni Zarrella and Barbara Meier show that climate protection is more about more than just words - it takes action!

creativity meets commitment

Schwarzenegger repeatedly emphasizes the importance of active action and calls on to work specifically for changes. Participation in the campaign therefore also means to do sports, whether when cycling, using public transport or collecting garbage. "Hasta la Vista, baby!" - With this call, Schwarzenegger invites everyone to become part of their vision for a greener future. It is more than just a call, it is a promise of change and hope for our planet.

The new single from The BossHoss is available on all major music platforms and is not only a slap in the face for the climate crisis, but also a musical hit that encourages me to become active. The song not only promises a good mood, but also an important contribution to climate protection - and maybe even one or the other catchy tune!