Susanne Daubner is undoubtedly one of the most popular news anchors. This is partly because she reads out the candidates for the youth word of the year every year. At the end of July she announced that, to the dismay of her fans, she would be reading the Youth Words of the Year for the last time.
Youth Word 2024: This term won
On Friday the youth word 2024 was announced on the Tagesschau. The choices were:
Susanne Daubner announced the selection in July in her popular dry style. “Aura”, “Talahon” and “Schere” were shortlisted. In the end “Aura” prevailed and is therefore the youth word 2024.
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Because of the positive response: Susanne Daubner continues to announce the youth word of the year
However, after Susanne Daubner wanted to withdraw from announcing the youth word of the year, there was a huge response in the Internet community. Many commentators didn’t want Susanne Daubner to stop.
Due to the positive response, Susanne Daubner finally gave in and announced her return as a popular youth word presenter to. This is what the news anchor says:
Your comments amazed and touched me. I’ve read almost all of them and I have to say you convinced me. So: Yes, I’m back for you.
“Bigger comeback than Stefan Raab”: Fans are excited about Daubner’s return
There was consistently positive feedback on Susanne Daubner’s comeback. “Bigger comeback than Stefan Raab”writes a fan on Instagram under the post. Another user writes: “People are happy to pay broadcasting fees for Susanne’s aura.”
Even the official Langenscheidt account, which organizes the voting for the youth word of the word, commented on Susanne Daubner’s return: “We think you are irreplaceable, Ms. Daubner.”
Youth Word of the Year has been awarded since 2008
The Youth Word of the Year has been awarded since 2008. Susanne Daubner has been reading the candidates for youth word of the year since 2021 and has always enjoyed growing popularity.