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The sticker features a portrait of Martin Sonneborn, a German politician, with a background of EU stars. Below the portrait, the text "elektro surf punk" is written in blue. A QR code can be seen at the bottom left.

elektro suno.com/@moeter surf punk T KEINE SRASON

13 May 2025 45
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