FIRST TIME REACTION / ANALYSIS TO! RAMMSTEIN - ANGST (OFFICIAL VIDEO)
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- čas přidán 18. 03. 2023
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I love the fact that Rammstein put the famous "Huuhh"- Chant from the Island football fans into one of their songs. EDIT: And they are eating `Negerküsse` (Negrokisses) at the end and are cuting `Zigeunerschnitzel` (chipsy schnitzel). You just can understand that symbolic if you`re German.
None of this is true. They are rather socialists. Honestly, I don't understand why socialists are called Nazis.
Wo siehst du Zigeunerschnitzel?
So goooood reaction ... We are hanging on this cables like puppets ...
The video is fantastic. It describes the power and manipulation of people, their brains, by the media and society. Neighbors that were once friendly become enemies, enemies who kill each other with evil. You wall in your good feelings and positive thoughts, you become lonely and lonely. Evil is the bound Till and the Cheerlyders are his accomplices to command a foreign controlled crowd.
The dance performed by the Cheerlyders is a haka. The New Zealand rugby players, for example, do this just before the start on the pitch to impress their opponents and instill fear in them.
In the end, Till smashes the medium of TV, which manipulates us through the powerful of the times. This gives reason to hope for a better world without prejudice and discrimination. One's own life regains, represented by the color that is visible again.
It is a video against prejudice and manipulation by media and governments. The implementation is virtual, a real masterpiece thanks to the musical intensity and Till's charismatic vocality.
Let's look forward to more inspirational songs and movies from Rammstein.
Yeah, I talked about this pretty much throughout the whole video
But thank you for the Haka Dance part, I Didn't notice it but it really is a Haka
Totalmente de acuerdo , los medios de desinformacion y pagados por los que quieren un nuevo orden mundial .
Finally someone understands.
Damn 90% of reactors like... Hmm i dont know maybe maybe.
Bra, after that sick mask theatre of the last years. How tf can someone not get the message.
Thanks for reacting. Much love brother
You’re always so good to grasp meanings and such intelligent look at the videos. I’m always excited to see you have posted a Rammstein reaction.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it.
Hy from Germany
Hello!
Amazing song and video 🔥🔥
Agree
When the children are ill-mannered
The father already has threatened
"The B L A C K Man, he'll get you
If you don't follow my commandment"
you´re on point from the beginning 👍👍
Thank you so much!
The line "Who's afraid of the Black Man?" comes from a children's game from the German-speaking world. Here, the Black Man symbolizes a plague-stricken person who infects everyone he touches.
In this game, a group of children must cross the playing field and in doing so, they must not be touched by the child chosen to be the Black Man.
There was a discussion a few years ago about whether the name of the game was racist and the game should be renamed.
I can imagine that Till wanted to show this connection as well.
In this video the band is seen eating "Negroes Kisses", that was actually renamed because of perceived racism ;)
Thank you for that info. I hope they don't change it.
Schwarzer Mann = boogeyman
Yea! I knew that I said it after the first time they mention it. A friend from Germany taught me that some years ago.