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Bastian Bielendorfer, Germany's most successful Ruhrpott kid, talks about how everything suddenly changes: Not just in the big picture – like the invention of the wheel or the internet – but also in the very personal. Because at some point, you are no longer in the club, but at IKEA. No longer in the classroom, but at the changing table.

With his typical mix of self-irony, honest despair, and disarming humor, Bielendorfer reports on what it’s like when friends get divorced while you’re still contemplating whether you are even an adult. When you suddenly get addressed formally at a music festival and, at the age of 40, you find the remnants of your own hairstyle on your pillow in the morning. “Everything used to be better,” is something your grandparents once said, and now you catch yourself thinking the same.

“GameChanger” by Bastian Bielendorfer is a look at the most absurd changes in our lives that seem to be increasing every day.