The video, in which Finkenauer and Dj exel. Pauly () appear, depicts the activities of an ordinary day. It is ordinary, except that armoured tanks drive through the streets as if they were cars, and the people take little notice of them. On 6 October 2005, the three rappers won the Comet Award (). They were the first band to win in two categories. They won both the category for "Best Band" and for "Best Song" ("Emanuela"). They were also nominated for "Best Video" and "Most Successful Download" ("Emanuela"). On 22 December 2005, Fettes Brot gave the largest concert of their career at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg in front of over 13,000 people. The concert was televised by MTV and numerous radio stations (e.g. Radio Fritz) broadcast it live. Fettes Brot has sometimes used the pseudonym D.O.C.H.! ("doch" which is a German word meaning "yet", "to the contrary", and "but", although most often it means an emphatic, "damn right!" or "yes!") to publish songs which would not be suitable for the Hip Hop genre (compare Sascha Schmitz's alias, "Dick Brave"). This began with an extensive PR gag. In January 2006, Fettes Brot announced that they had signed the "Power pop" band D.O.C.H.! to their label. The band was to consist of three 17-year-olds from Berlin named Boy, Paolo, and Typ. News followed promising a first single, a Hungarian tour in April, and the release of an album in September. When the single "Was in der Zeitung steht" ("What's in the news") hit radio and television for the first time, a distinct similarity to the B-side of the "An Tagen wie diesen" single was noticed. (Doktor Renz had sung both songs.) After this, fans began to suspect the photos on the band's website were counterfeit. An announcement was made on MTV's TRL program on 9 May in which the three members of D.O.C.H.! accused Fettes Brot of having stolen their song. In 2006, Fettes Brot released a single named Fussball ist immer noch wichtig ("Football is still important") for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but because of the success of the German Football Team in the tournament (Germany made it much further in the tournament than most Germans expected), not many people recognize this song.