- I'm Joe Jonas.
Over the years, I've toured the world with my brothers,
playing in every major city,
but I've never really had time to explore any of it, until now.
This time around, I've got a few hours to check out these incredible cities
before I hit the stage on our sell-out tour.
This is Cup of Joe.
[music playing]
Today we are in Berlin, a city that was literally divided down the middle.
I want to find out how "Old Berlin" is shaping "New Berlin."
Today I'm taking a tour of the city with a Berlin hero.
- Welcome to the Hoff Museum.
- JOE: Exploring the East side.
Oof!
And catching up with a musician mate, Berlin-style.
But first, I've got to get my German cup of joe.
[bell dings]
All right, I got a coffee for me, and a coffee for our guest.
He's not from Germany, but he's a legend here,
and the people here love him. He means a lot to them. Let's meet him.
Oh, my God!
It's K.I.T.T.
- Hey, man! - Hey!
- Want to give you a little tour of Berlin. You got coffee?
- I got a coffee for you. - I got the car. Knight Rider?
- JOE: Let's get out of here. This is incredible.
- DAVID: Come on, man. Let's go. Let's have some fun.
- Wow!
- K.I.T.T. Hey, buddy, say hello to Joe.
- MALE AUTOMATED VOICE: Hello, Joe. - Whoa!
This is K.I.T.T.? - This is a replica of the K.I.T.T. car.
It's got all the lights and stuff. All these lights go on up here.
- I mean I don't want to press any of the buttons
in case a rocket goes off. - Yeah.
You don't want to go, uh, turbo boost out the window.
- I'm like, "Look at that." That's so cool.
[tires screeching]
A lot of people go crazy for you in Berlin.
- I sang a song called "Looking for Freedom"
and the song became an anthem.
for the people in East Germany, who could not get out.
So, I became kind of a pop culture... hero
because I sang of freedom.
I'm going to take you to a piece of the Wall where the wall is still up.
This is called the East Side Gallery.
And this is all that's left of the wall. And guess what?
One million people a year come and visit it.
- That's amazing.
- Lock it up, K.I.T.T. - OK, Hoff.
- DAVID: About seven years ago, they had torn down all the wall.
They wanted to tear this down.
And we said no. They said, "We're gonna have a protest."
And one of the politicians said, "Forget it. We're keeping the wall up."
And this wall will be here forever.
- JOE: This is beautiful. Beautiful artwork.
[camera shutters]
- DAVID: I wanna make a quick stop and drop something off.
Will you come in with me? - Great. Oh, happily.
- All right. Let's do it.
- JOE: Wow! Look at this. - DAVID: So this is the Hasslehoff Museum.
- JOE: Well, hello, Hoff.
- [laughs] "Don't Hassel the Hoff."
- We are in the Hoff Museum. Chek all his stuff out.
There he is performing at the Berlin Wall.
Oh, that's amazing.
- Welcome to the Hoff Museum.
We're on our way to the Brandenburg Gate.
It is probably the most famous place in all of Berlin
because it's where the wall came down.
East and West were finally together.
This is where it all happened back 30 years ago in November 9th, 1989.
I sang to a million people,
and this entire plaza was full of people that--
- A million people?
- At that moment, I said, "Nothing in my professional life
will ever be as big as this."
- That's incredible.
I could see how much Berlin meant to the Hoff.
His message of freedom brought people together
and he unknowingly became adored by Berliners.
Now, it was time for me to delve deeper into this historic city.
This area used to be a shipping yard.
And then, they repurposed it now for a punk hangout.
And it's just a cool area.
You can feel there is a young attitude and energy.
And it feels like you can do kind of whatever you want.
Excuse me. - Yeah?
- What is this here?
- This is a teledisko.
-JOE: There's a club in there? - LADY: Yeah.
- Should we check it out? - Of course.
- Awesome. Let's go.
- [door creaks] - All right.
And it's cozy in here.
[dance music plays]
Oof! That was fun!
Every part of the city feels like there's something to see and do
and try.
This once-neglected part of the city is now buzzing with life.
Finally, I'm off to hang with a friend for a quiet drink.
[music playing]
Hey! - Joe Jonas.
- Wow! You look amazing. - Welcome.
Thank you very much. This is my-- This is what I usually wear.
- Holy shit! Cheers.
- Cheers, my man. Cheers. Welcome. - Cheers.
- It's a lovely place. - I'm so jealous.
- Don't be too jealous, Joe. I've got just the thing for you as well.
- All right. I'll be back. - Off you pop, Joe.
Spread your wings and fly.
- All right, I'm ready.
- Tremendous. - Cheers.
You look beautiful. - We're in Berlin.
- This is it. A beautiful place for the beautiful people.
- Berlin's a city to go partying. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I was with some label people.
We go, there's a club,
and--and we tap on the door, and a woman answers,
in a latex nurse's outfit.
That should've been a red flag from the off.
And I stroll in, Joe.
And I have never seen...
so many exposed penises in my life.
There was so many. There was so many penises.
- So many.
- Uh. Much like that. Much like that.
- I love it. That's Berlin. - There you go. Yeah.
- So--
All right.
You order some beer?
[cheering in German]
- Yes, that one as well.
I like that song, too. - I love that one.
Lewis, thank you. This is incredible.
- I have enjoyed our time together, Joe.
- We both have shows to do now, but... - Yes.
- First, we dance. - We dance.
♪ I've been looking for freedom ♪
♪ Still it can't be long ♪
- JOE: As Lewis and I found out, Berlin definitely knows how to party.
♪ Yoo-hoo ♪
- JOE: It's a city that's lived through turbulent times,
and is now bursting with bohemian vibes.
If you're looking for the next cool thing, you'll probably find it here in Berlin.
A place that's constantly evolving.
I honestly can't wait to come back and visit.
Prost!