This video is meant to make the german meme culture accessible to more people. Hope you enjoy! Part 2 out now! Credit Song: • Was ist dein Lieblings...
@@daskommt very hard to read, because you put them in a small chunks. It changes too fast to be able to read. I want to watch the video with 1x speed, not 0.25x. Please, put more text/bigger chunks, so it doesn't flash so often.
"You probably have loved ones at home, right?" "I reject these allegations." This man singlehandedly confirmed the stereotype of germans being serious.
I think the translation didn't go well here. She says, freely translated, you must have a girlfriend at home or a boyfriend? That must have upset him, because she assumed he could be gay.
@@pgdeluxe3359I know, although doesn't "Liebste/r" also mean family? Like "deine Liebsten" means your partner, family and maybe even really good friends
@@cheydinal5401 In this case it's meant as loved one (female) or loved one (male), else she would have said "Sie haben Ihre Liebsten daheim" but she said "eine Liebste oder einen Liebsten" implying either a female loved one or a male loved one. And I guess he wasn't angry at the "einen Liebsten", but truly much rather angry by the way the journalist asked him this question. I guess he was too aware of journalists asking leading questions all the time, so when she asked him this, even though it seems silly he wanted to make sure to let her and us know that, that is not right to do.
@@cheydinal5401Yes, "Ihre Liebsten" means "your loved ones", exclusively. When referring to someone's significant other you'd use the singular. And that was what upset him.
The way he instantly went to the _"journalists manipulate and lie"_ schtick points towards a political subtext here. Thats a very common trope of german right-wingers. All right wingers, really. But the german ones are much more defensive about it that for example italians or brits. So I believe this was in some context of right winger event, and he instantly wanted to shut down any talk to the "Lügenpresse". That crowd very commonly refuses to talk to non-aligned media using such wording. I´v literally seen hundreds of journos trying to talk to such crowds at such events, and that reaction is really, really archetypical. Probably did not help that she included the possibility of him being gay. But the memetic setup smells of something more.
@@tedarcher9120 You didn't get the point. He was literally just upset about the fact, that she implied with her question, that he is in a relationship. He is just very peaky about the meaning and Intention of grammar and words 😂
@@tedarcher9120 yeah thats true but for him it was no reason to be upset about. There is a longer version of the interview, if you knew it, you would have known that he is just a true character 😂
The very first clip had me laughing. That small "Entschuldigung" was so funny before the "Sie Wichser". And if my understanding of German is correct, he just went from informal (du) to formal (sie) because they're policemen, which is top tier mischievous behaviour
The insult "Wichser" (wanker) alone can be used without a personal pronoun, as was initially done here. This left it unclear whether an informal address was the case at all. Why the police officer reacts anyway is the fact that "Wichser" in itself is a significantly more serious insult than an additional informal address would be. The fact that the owner of the flat first apologizes, then repeats the insult with an emphatically formal address, as if its absence had been the main problem, is the real twist.
@@maximkretsch7134 This. And this is also why people think we Germany have no humor. This isn´t a funny pun or obvious joke, it´s a play on ous being notoriously formal, willful missunderstanding based on grammar, focussed into being as impolite and obnoxious as possible with just four words. Without context this is complety kryptic on why its one of the most hilarous things out there.
4:44 will always have me in stitches, her sheer audacity and the way she absoultely loves herself for coming up with this. it was so uncalled for I can't
They showed this in german Television. And the funny Part is the Media Company is a Part of the „öffentlich rechtliche“ These Companys get there Money 100% from the government.
Ehrlichgesagt find ich dat ziemlich peinlich, sie ist halt ne schnapsdrossel. Ich unterstelle mal dass sie den Typen gut kannte, unter saufbrüdern geht der joke in Ordnung.
@@lord_flashheart Yeah it probably is fake. The way it's recorded and the way the guy speaks just screams "fake" to me. I don't know how to describe it, but it just seems staged as fuck. I was just joking because they are both part of the VW group and really do share a lot of parts.
@@mycommentmyopinion das Loch ist am Hauptbahnhof, wenn man am Haupteingang runter zu den Straßen Bahnen geht und dann an der hintersten Rolltreppe wo 16/18 halten.
1:02 This is so accurate. Old German people tend to act like angry NPCs. Edit: I get it people. She was obstructing traffic. I know. I am also German, and not an oblivious foreigner. Still, I find humor in the whole situation
Häufig sind die besagten NPCs auch bei dem CDU (oder alternativ dem AFD) Gruppentreffen zu finden- Oder die Rentner fahren gerade in irgendwelche Dinge :D
No not really, maybe he really just needed some room to pass and the hungarian reporter sounds like she is summoning devil so i dont blame him either way.
As a German who isn't really into German memes, almost all of this was new to me 😅. My favorite was "Hast du einen Migrationshintergrund? Nein, das ist nur ne weiße Wand." Cutest naive reaction ever 😀.
gotta admire that one news reporter's professionalism. just kept talking without missing a beat, even as the old guy shoved past her and basically said "i'm walkin' heah!"
@@Homievegetableyes it is rude to stand in someone's way not only on sidewalks but also in stores and basically everywhere, and especially if it's an elderly person you don't just Block the way Source: I'm German
@@lukasnagel4492 He clearly had space to walk past. Even if not he was just being rude and needlessly aggressive. It's not like she was blocking the entire sidewalk.
As a german I really enjoy seeing this go around the world 😁 And let me tell you, these really are classics, every person with an access to internet knows these memes and many of them are still used in german popculture today.
@@user-un8tv1pp8m Lebst du in Deutschland? Dann bin ich ehrlich gesagt überrascht, dass du echt keins davon kennst 😁 Aber wenigstens ist diese Lücke an...Kulturgut jetzt geschlossen 😄
Dito, I didn't know most of them as well (early 90'ies' kid, so internet access since early 00's), except for "ALAAARM!" and maybe "Du Wichser! Entschuldigung. Sie Wichser!". Bin auch aus Deutschland
or you could listen to rammstein n watch their videos, I saw them here in england 15 or 20 yrs ago, excellent live band, but if you do see them live, dont hang out with till backstage.
That's good to hear! What did you learn specifically? Also since i dont know how far along your german journey is, i just feel the need to say, some poeple in this video spoke very uh, unintelligible so dont make anyone here your role model 😂
@@justin_g6187 Oh yeah I only just started learning German. The only things I really know that are what German people actually _would_ say is "Hallo", "Ja/Nein", "Entschuldigung", "Gesundheit", and "Auf Wiedersehen". But since I'm a big nerd of tanks and WW2 history I also know a lot of names of German vehicles like all the different Panzerkampfwagen tanks, the planes, and a lot of other German military historical stuff from that era. I only recently got a book on actually learning German (it's DK Hugo's "German in 3 Months"), but I haven't really been studying all that much because I'm also studying Japanese, which I am much better at than German, considering I've been studying JP (as a side hobby) for about 5-6 years, so I can't really focus on learning both at once. I really love hearing German though, and would love to have a German friend on Discord or something to chat about the language every now and then!
Please embrace it! People learn from whatever we find engaging, entertaining, or useful, memes and games do a lot of the heavy lifting, why the heck no. :-)
Haven't seen it said yet, but the translations are sublime! Often its really hard to contextualize why something that was just said is so funny, but you 100% picked the best translation everytime
5:45 Weirdly enough, this meme has genuinely helped my mental health. I suffer from terrible intrusive thoughts, which show me horrible things and basically tell me I'm a monster. But one thing I've been doing that's actually helped me is by stating mentally, "I reject these allegations" because 1.) I do reject the allegations my mind is accusing me of, and 2.) It's funny, and humor helps in despairing circumstances. So, I sincerely thank you, middle-aged German gentleman, for your rejection of the journalistic trick accusing you of having loved ones at home. You have helped someone living thousands of miles away from Germany in times of need. ❤
@@davidsommer325 War vor ein paar Tagen dort. Ich muss leider verkünden, dass das Loch mittlerweile repariert ist. Aber es war sehr lange sichtbar, das stimmt xD
I'm glad you included Ribéry, it is important for german society to open itself to all kinds of people, even thoses with mental illnesses and french passports
tbh German memes are even for Germans sometimes really confusing and random but some memes here have German context or insider. I get it why you don't understand the humor. some memes were with dialect which makes the video even funnier or the way they talked. Some memes can really only understand if you're German
@@xunvenile either way you or I would like to spin it, we're allies and I'll tell you what else - every single german I've met in person is charming and usually easy on the eye 😘 love from England either way mate
I only "knew" that meme because they made a malle (mallorca where all the germans go drinking) song about it. It's called Henri Henrison. First time watching this video now that i discovered where it's from lol
@@Mnnvint They don't, but the woman (her name is Ina Müller btw) was meeting up with an Icelandic man who has a -son name. To make a pun with the German slur "Hurensohn" (son of a whore) was super witty, I had to laugh as well!
As a Hungarian randomly hearing my language in the middle of a German/English video was surprising xd (btw This took place during covid and she was talking about the vaccination centers, and that some guy wanted to have one unified center in the country but the different regions all made ones themself so now booking an appointment is weird or something)
This is brilliant! I hope this kind of content becomes more common! Very interesting to see memes from different cultures, we're all so distinct yet similar in many ways.
Thanks for this mate, I am learning german at school right now and what's great about this is that i know enough to fill in the gaps and learn more. kinda wish german memes were on the english internet more cuz these are so good.
All involved in that video (driver, recorder, other driver) were complete and utter idiots who should be behind bars. They're literally endangering people's lives out of sheer personal ego. There's few people I hate more than that. Cool tune-up tho.
I could be wrong but it looks like an RS2 - in which case its no surprise it boosted them, nearly 30 years old and they'll still compete with a modern Porsche. Almost certainly some RS model though.
I am amazed about the amount of English comments. It ist so great that people from other countries laugh about these clips as much as we Germans and Austrians do.
Also ich als Deutschland-Türke habe grad wieder mal gemerkt wie deutsch ich eigentlich bin, weil ich prüfen wollte ob die Übersetzung korrekt ist… Ich könnte nirgendwo anders leben!
4:35 for those who don't know, it's Ribéry, a French player, so he probably didn't know the word (that and the fact that he's extremely dumb, even in France we make fun of him)
Comment ça peut être la première fois que je vois ces extraits.. c'est vraiment trop drole ! Ca me donne envie de creuser et chercher tous les memes des autres pays
HAHAHAHAHA this is great! 😂 Also the confusion when you‘re German and you don‘t know whether to read the English subtitles or not because you‘re used to using subtitles. 😂😂😂
I think he was upset because the reporter asked for a female or male lover. So I guess with allegations he meant the assumption of being gay Still an overreaction but old germans love to point everything out an complain xD
Part 2 is out now🎉🎉
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WOOOH
Danke für die Untertitel! Endlich kann man auch Mal seinen ganzen Online Freunden Deutsche memes Schicken hahaahahaha
ehre bruder
Es fehlt der Zauberer aus dem Frühstücks Fernsehen der mit der Hand voll auf den Becher haut wo der Nagel drunter ist!
> Fichtl’s Lied 1984 vs 2016 - Die Woodys < BITTE BITTE BITTE
When you know German and you still read the subtitles as if it is your duty to see if they are translated good enough.
Und wie waren sie? :D
@@daskommt Gut, toll auch dass manchmal der Kontext erklärt wird.
@@daskommt very hard to read, because you put them in a small chunks. It changes too fast to be able to read. I want to watch the video with 1x speed, not 0.25x. Please, put more text/bigger chunks, so it doesn't flash so often.
Just wondered why Kombi was not translated with station wagon
@@daskommt you translated shit as fuck :/
"You probably have loved ones at home, right?"
"I reject these allegations."
This man singlehandedly confirmed the stereotype of germans being serious.
I think the translation didn't go well here. She says, freely translated, you must have a girlfriend at home or a boyfriend? That must have upset him, because she assumed he could be gay.
@@pgdeluxe3359I know, although doesn't "Liebste/r" also mean family? Like "deine Liebsten" means your partner, family and maybe even really good friends
@@cheydinal5401 In this case it's meant as loved one (female) or loved one (male), else she would have said "Sie haben Ihre Liebsten daheim" but she said "eine Liebste oder einen Liebsten" implying either a female loved one or a male loved one. And I guess he wasn't angry at the "einen Liebsten", but truly much rather angry by the way the journalist asked him this question. I guess he was too aware of journalists asking leading questions all the time, so when she asked him this, even though it seems silly he wanted to make sure to let her and us know that, that is not right to do.
@@cheydinal5401Yes, "Ihre Liebsten" means "your loved ones", exclusively. When referring to someone's significant other you'd use the singular. And that was what upset him.
The way he instantly went to the _"journalists manipulate and lie"_ schtick points towards a political subtext here.
Thats a very common trope of german right-wingers. All right wingers, really. But the german ones are much more defensive about it that for example italians or brits.
So I believe this was in some context of right winger event, and he instantly wanted to shut down any talk to the "Lügenpresse". That crowd very commonly refuses to talk to non-aligned media using such wording. I´v literally seen hundreds of journos trying to talk to such crowds at such events, and that reaction is really, really archetypical.
Probably did not help that she included the possibility of him being gay.
But the memetic setup smells of something more.
5:42
"I reject these allegations"
Pure Gold. This one wins.
Yeah, that one's the best hahah
@@martalucas03 she called him gay
@@tedarcher9120 You didn't get the point. He was literally just upset about the fact, that she implied with her question, that he is in a relationship. He is just very peaky about the meaning and Intention of grammar and words 😂
@@MeisterEberDerEchte yes, and she called him gay. Or implied he could be
@@tedarcher9120 yeah thats true but for him it was no reason to be upset about. There is a longer version of the interview, if you knew it, you would have known that he is just a true character 😂
The very first clip had me laughing. That small "Entschuldigung" was so funny before the "Sie Wichser". And if my understanding of German is correct, he just went from informal (du) to formal (sie) because they're policemen, which is top tier mischievous behaviour
Exactly!
@@gameofpj3286 And then the policemen barreled through his front door again lmao I'm glad I wasn't wrong. I'm trying so hard to learn German haha
The insult "Wichser" (wanker) alone can be used without a personal pronoun, as was initially done here. This left it unclear whether an informal address was the case at all. Why the police officer reacts anyway is the fact that "Wichser" in itself is a significantly more serious insult than an additional informal address would be. The fact that the owner of the flat first apologizes, then repeats the insult with an emphatically formal address, as if its absence had been the main problem, is the real twist.
@@maximkretsch7134 And all of that because Germany does not have real free speech... sad
@@maximkretsch7134 This. And this is also why people think we Germany have no humor. This isn´t a funny pun or obvious joke, it´s a play on ous being notoriously formal, willful missunderstanding based on grammar, focussed into being as impolite and obnoxious as possible with just four words. Without context this is complety kryptic on why its one of the most hilarous things out there.
Endlich wird dieses Kulturgut in die Welt gebracht
Diesmal ohne weltkrieg :)
@@cxy1373😂😂
Genau genau genau
Meddl off
besser als die anderen "deutschen" memes (Haftbefehl, monte, etc...)
@@cxy1373 gut möglich das der scheiß mangels kultur wieder einen auslöst. aller guten dinge sind ja 3.
1:46 you are a real german when you went with your laterne and your laterne went with you
And in the sky there shone the Sterne and down here wir were shining
@@benediktfreischlad1258 rabimmel rabammel rabumm
My light goes out, i'm going home
Burning up my light burning up my light,
but my lovely lantern never might...
Hey, reimt sich ja sogar. :D
Bei dem Clip bin ich vor Lachen fast vom Stuhl gekippt.
That toddler face-planting into his paper lantern made me cry laughing. Bless Willy.
Willy is the best :D
Rabimmel rabammel rabum bum bum ❤
Laterne, Laterne 🌞 🌛 und 🌟.
4:44 will always have me in stitches, her sheer audacity and the way she absoultely loves herself for coming up with this. it was so uncalled for I can't
Queen Ina ❤
Those are the best jokes
Ich muss raaus ❤
its ina
inas nacht is her show. she is the best and funny as hell😊
They showed this in german Television. And the funny Part is the Media Company is a Part of the „öffentlich rechtliche“ These Companys get there Money 100% from the government.
it's nice being able to appreciate the humor from other countries
Thanks 😊
The translation isn't enough to really understand it. You miss the cultural context
@@tomlxyz This type of comment is basically a German meme all on its own
@@namewarvergeben how ?
@@marvin2678 your comment is another one mate^^
Jürgen Huerenson wird immer der legendärste Isländer sein!
Ehrlichgesagt find ich dat ziemlich peinlich, sie ist halt ne schnapsdrossel. Ich unterstelle mal dass sie den Typen gut kannte, unter saufbrüdern geht der joke in Ordnung.
@@flyversusfly76komm gehe wo anders rumquaken du Lachsfich.
@@flyversusfly76 ich weiß nicht was du hast der Witz war Killer.
Hat mich eiskalt erwischt
@@flyversusfly76 juckt doch eh nicht
@@yoshikagekira8993 LOOOLL
That Audi smoking the Porsche is legendary.
Funniest thing is that it‘s the same company with the same parts anyway 😂
@@mojabaka Looks fake to be fair. Porsche does a single shift and lowers throttle when the Audi passes.
@@lord_flashheart Yeah it probably is fake. The way it's recorded and the way the guy speaks just screams "fake" to me. I don't know how to describe it, but it just seems staged as fuck. I was just joking because they are both part of the VW group and really do share a lot of parts.
A good Audi like the RS Versions have much more horsepower than a normal Porsche.
Same parts?
Do you think a Audi A1 has the same parts like a Audi R8 V10???
Omg 🤣
We Germans were always known for our exceptional humor
Yes who can't laugh together with the old men here! 😂😂😂
Natural German charme...
als einer eurer österreichischen Nachbarn kann ich bezeugen, dass das nicht stimmt.
@@domanz1Ihr in Österreich scheint aber auch keinen guten Humor zu besitzen 😂
@@NeleCB stimmt, gut ist er nicht, sondern schwarz. Für gut haben wir nicht genug Geld.
@@domanz1ehrenmann
Cant believe this isnt more popular its hilarious
well in germany these memes are very popular
@@inoffiziellerkaiservondeut9503why is your name unofficial “kaiser” of Germany💀💀💀
@@onkolonsko Because.
@@inoffiziellerkaiservondeut9503Weil Baum
@@onkolonskoer kommt dich holen :3
I reject these allegations, this is a journalistic trick, to such a mundane question is fantastic
I'm using that if I meet anyone from the BBC
German Angst in action. Everyone could be "The Enemy" 👀
It's so painful to watch tho
@@nikladamond937 "I reject the allegation of having a loved one at home" is just too hilarious
@@danibot3000 Journalists are the enemy. Lowest of the low.
That family car humiliating the Porsche just shows how dedicated and widespread the tuning community in germany is.
0:26 That guy looks like an older Asterix from Asterix and Obelix
life was not good to him
4:10 fun fact, the hole in the ceiling is still there. It is an underground station in Cologne (Köln)
was about to comment on that :)
Muss man Mal gesehen haben wichtiger als kölner dom
Denkmalschutz halt
Jungs sagt an welche Station, Ich muss da hin
@@mycommentmyopinion das Loch ist am Hauptbahnhof, wenn man am Haupteingang runter zu den Straßen Bahnen geht und dann an der hintersten Rolltreppe wo 16/18 halten.
As a German, thank you for spreading our culture lol
**don't make a Lebensraum joke, Jack, don't do it**
Sprich Deutsch Hussaronis
@@ArarvedliCalvin_ lern Englisch Knallkopf
@@ArarvedliCalvin_ It's okay, they don't speak german abroad
noch nicht
Naja am Ende schauen das Video doch eh fast nur Deutsche :D
5:53 he’s the most german man i’ve ever seen lmfao
As a Western neighbour I would love to see more German memes. These are gold.
3:49 As a native German speaker, the subtitles really helped me understand the sittuation
Die Untertitel sind aber nicht für Native Speaker gedacht, haste entweder das konzept net verstanden oder dich einfach falsch ausgedrückt
@@Andreas-ml5pr 1. Muttersprachler
2. Les mal die Untertitel, die er meint. Dann fällt dir vielleicht etwas auf.
@@christopherstein2024 Du bist so hirnlos, dass du es auch nicht gecheckt hast. Aber Kopf hoch, kann ja net jeder verstehen.
@@Andreas-ml5prthis is the most German thing I’ve seen
@@Andreas-ml5prr/wooooosh
3:48 What a very polite and calm citizen. Helping the community in enforcing traffic laws and providing security to the neighborhood.
most calm austrian
This is our Karen :D
@@rainhat1why did you insult us?! >:(
ill tell you that 5:42 is a calm citizen
its a woman
1:04 as a hungarian living in Germany you can't believe how hard I'm wheezing right now😂😭
Shoulder charge 😭😂
HALLO! HALLO?
I love German humour, it never fails to efficiently and systematically make me laugh, every time, on the dot
1:02 This is so accurate. Old German people tend to act like angry NPCs.
Edit: I get it people. She was obstructing traffic. I know. I am also German, and not an oblivious foreigner.
Still, I find humor in the whole situation
old people in general. They re mostly assholes. also i m getting to understand them more and more.
Häufig sind die besagten NPCs auch bei dem CDU (oder alternativ dem AFD) Gruppentreffen zu finden- Oder die Rentner fahren gerade in irgendwelche Dinge :D
the news reporter was acting more like an NPC
No not really, maybe he really just needed some room to pass and the hungarian reporter sounds like she is summoning devil so i dont blame him either way.
@@meloney warum antwortest du ihm auf deutsch du otto?
Now *THIS* is the kind of cultural exchange I want to be a part of!
2:01 Mozart you're too young to die by tire attack!
As a German who isn't really into German memes, almost all of this was new to me 😅. My favorite was "Hast du einen Migrationshintergrund? Nein, das ist nur ne weiße Wand." Cutest naive reaction ever 😀.
OH MY GOD I JUST got that. 🤣
Naive but clearly not native...
5:07 this is the most german "ALARM" i've ever heard
This is from a porn you know 😂
itʼs literally iconic
Idk but I do like the Indiana Jones 3 woman screaming "ALARM"
Or Martin Semmelrogge's Alarm in Das Boot 😉
The acting is amazing
gotta admire that one news reporter's professionalism. just kept talking without missing a beat, even as the old guy shoved past her and basically said "i'm walkin' heah!"
As far as I’ve gathered it’s a big nono to stand/stop in the middle of the sidewalk in parts of Germany
It should be a nogo everywhere especially when elderly people need to pass
@@Homievegetableyes it is rude to stand in someone's way not only on sidewalks but also in stores and basically everywhere, and especially if it's an elderly person you don't just Block the way
Source: I'm German
@@deathtm9691That's pretty much the case in any country. I don't know who wants their way to be blocked.
@@lukasnagel4492 He clearly had space to walk past. Even if not he was just being rude and needlessly aggressive. It's not like she was blocking the entire sidewalk.
5:47 the guy sounds like a politician
As a german I really enjoy seeing this go around the world 😁
And let me tell you, these really are classics, every person with an access to internet knows these memes and many of them are still used in german popculture today.
"Warum liegt hier Stroh rum?"
Hat aber eindeutig gefehlt!
I did not know a single one of those.
And yes, internet access for 20 years.
@@user-un8tv1pp8m Lebst du in Deutschland? Dann bin ich ehrlich gesagt überrascht, dass du echt keins davon kennst 😁
Aber wenigstens ist diese Lücke an...Kulturgut jetzt geschlossen 😄
Dito, I didn't know most of them as well (early 90'ies' kid, so internet access since early 00's), except for "ALAAARM!" and maybe "Du Wichser! Entschuldigung. Sie Wichser!". Bin auch aus Deutschland
I love it!
If you put effort in this channel, it could f genuinely become the best, fastest track for an English native speaker to learn German.
or you could listen to rammstein n watch their videos, I saw them here in england 15 or 20 yrs ago, excellent live band, but if you do see them live, dont hang out with till backstage.
@@mooncatandberyl5372 I’ll keep that in mind thanks 😊
@@mooncatandberyl5372 thats hilarious omg
@@emilgabrielschrauber8514 danke
😂 Yeah don‘t hang out with him…
I can't believe I can say that I learned a little bit more German from watching a German meme compilation
That's good to hear! What did you learn specifically? Also since i dont know how far along your german journey is, i just feel the need to say, some poeple in this video spoke very uh, unintelligible so dont make anyone here your role model 😂
@@justin_g6187 Oh yeah I only just started learning German. The only things I really know that are what German people actually _would_ say is "Hallo", "Ja/Nein", "Entschuldigung", "Gesundheit", and "Auf Wiedersehen". But since I'm a big nerd of tanks and WW2 history I also know a lot of names of German vehicles like all the different Panzerkampfwagen tanks, the planes, and a lot of other German military historical stuff from that era. I only recently got a book on actually learning German (it's DK Hugo's "German in 3 Months"), but I haven't really been studying all that much because I'm also studying Japanese, which I am much better at than German, considering I've been studying JP (as a side hobby) for about 5-6 years, so I can't really focus on learning both at once. I really love hearing German though, and would love to have a German friend on Discord or something to chat about the language every now and then!
I'm also seriously interested how that helped you :D
What other way is there?
Please embrace it! People learn from whatever we find engaging, entertaining, or useful, memes and games do a lot of the heavy lifting, why the heck no. :-)
Haven't seen it said yet, but the translations are sublime! Often its really hard to contextualize why something that was just said is so funny, but you 100% picked the best translation everytime
4:55 had me crying with laughter so hard I spilt my tea all over myself
Alarrrmmm 🤣😂🤣
*[funny dialogue from you know what]*
"Nicht so tief, Rüdiger. Bitte keine Kapriolen" is still missing though... :'(
The abaolute best!
And: Kranplätze müssen verdichtet sein!
"Sie haben mich ins Gesicht gefilmt"
@@meddner"Kein Wunder, dass die nicht in der EU sind!!!"
@@Squee7e Weil die am Leben vorbeilaufen, diese Spinnerbande!
Niemals Kombi unterschätzen
Ich hätte wetten können, dass der Kombi davor zieht und Blaulicht anmacht xD
Deutsche Kombis sind unsere Version der amerikanischen Civics mit Laptop aufm Beifahrersitz
Besonders nich son Volvo das ding is n lambo aber als Panzer
@@eorfdengineer das is kein Volvo das isn A6 bzw. RS6
@@Loik948 Falsch, eine B5 S4 mit 2.7 V6
3:16 this meme is so engrained in German culture you basically hear it everyday
5:45
Weirdly enough, this meme has genuinely helped my mental health. I suffer from terrible intrusive thoughts, which show me horrible things and basically tell me I'm a monster. But one thing I've been doing that's actually helped me is by stating mentally, "I reject these allegations" because
1.) I do reject the allegations my mind is accusing me of, and
2.) It's funny, and humor helps in despairing circumstances.
So, I sincerely thank you, middle-aged German gentleman, for your rejection of the journalistic trick accusing you of having loved ones at home. You have helped someone living thousands of miles away from Germany in times of need. ❤
Ich hatte vergessen das der Rolltreppen jesus deutsch war 😂
Weißt du zufällig wer das Original Video hochgeladen hatte?
Das war doch in Köln. Bei der U-Bahnhaltestelle Friesenplatz. Gerüchte besagen, dass es das Loch immer noch gibt.
@@davidsommer325 War vor ein paar Tagen dort. Ich muss leider verkünden, dass das Loch mittlerweile repariert ist. Aber es war sehr lange sichtbar, das stimmt xD
stairway jesus to the bible rave
@@davidsommer325 Wenn das am Friesenplatz war, dann nicht xd
I'm glad you included Ribéry, it is important for german society to open itself to all kinds of people, even thoses with mental illnesses and french passports
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Why did you say mental illness two Times ?
@@danielhopkins2277doppelt hält besser
I am such a prideless f*ck I laughed
As an englishman I don't understand the humour behind a couple of these but overall I think they're all great 😅
Some only are funny because of the way they say Things with a weird voice
Don’t worry, as a German I can confirm that there is actually nothing to understand
tbh German memes are even for Germans sometimes really confusing and random but some memes here have German context or insider. I get it why you don't understand the humor. some memes were with dialect which makes the video even funnier or the way they talked. Some memes can really only understand if you're German
@@xunvenile either way you or I would like to spin it, we're allies and I'll tell you what else - every single german I've met in person is charming and usually easy on the eye 😘 love from England either way mate
The Hungarian interview and Willy were my favorites
that henri herisson and juegen hurrensohn ended me. amazing woman coming up with that on the spot 😂
I only "knew" that meme because they made a malle (mallorca where all the germans go drinking) song about it. It's called Henri Henrison. First time watching this video now that i discovered where it's from lol
Halt die Schniss
What's the joke in that? (Apologies non german here).. as in is it just the rhyme of it ??
@@bumbabums- Now that I think of it, in Germany they don't have many -son names. Do they have any at all?
@@Mnnvint They don't, but the woman (her name is Ina Müller btw) was meeting up with an Icelandic man who has a -son name. To make a pun with the German slur "Hurensohn" (son of a whore) was super witty, I had to laugh as well!
"You have someone at home that you love, right?" "I reject these allegations." REAL
As a Hungarian randomly hearing my language in the middle of a German/English video was surprising xd (btw This took place during covid and she was talking about the vaccination centers, and that some guy wanted to have one unified center in the country but the different regions all made ones themself so now booking an appointment is weird or something)
thanks alot. Was scrolling the comments to know, what she was saying :D
she was talking so fast hahah
This is brilliant! I hope this kind of content becomes more common! Very interesting to see memes from different cultures, we're all so distinct yet similar in many ways.
Ich liebe unsere Memes so sehr, zeitlose Klassiker 😂
Ich auch haha
same
Ihr Deutscher musst vielleicht so stolz dafür sein
3:58 The good old „Ich muuuuuus raus!“
One day my Teacher saw that meme and showed us that in the whole class
cuz im Austrian
Thank you so much for doing this! Because of language barrier the whole world doesn't know about country-specific memes, and they are great too
5:44 I'm using this whenever someone ask me about my love life
how the fuck did i go from watching team fortress 2 videos to german memes
CZcams algorithm my friend, that’s all Imma say
Because you are the GOAT
@@tomsn999 (G)rind (O)ptimize (A)utomate (T)hrive?
@@ajuntapall3193(G)ay(O)(A)(T)
Bro me too
"I reject these allegations" HAHAHA 😄 🤣
"Sie Wichser" what a madlad
The guy in the last clip is the most german person you'll ever meet.
5:43 what a legend
1:02 *woman speaking*
_hallo_
_Hallo!_
_HALLO_
*HAAALLOOOO*
*_HALLLOOO_*
_Was ist das denn hier?_
ICH MUSS HIER VORBEI,WAS IST DENN DAS HIER?!?!?
That’s a man
Whats the original video?
@@littlesunshine9218 no I mean the reporter was speaking
Ick muss hier vorbei, wat is denn ditte?
Das könnte echt eins zu eins von Loriot sein!
Thanks for this mate, I am learning german at school right now and what's great about this is that i know enough to fill in the gaps and learn more. kinda wish german memes were on the english internet more cuz these are so good.
"Best german female mountainbiker"
-Faceplants almost immediately
3:00 For those who don't know, this motherfucker slipstreamed behind the car to have less drag. Absolute legend right there.
Also to not die from crashing into a car in the other lane 😂
All involved in that video (driver, recorder, other driver) were complete and utter idiots who should be behind bars. They're literally endangering people's lives out of sheer personal ego. There's few people I hate more than that. Cool tune-up tho.
I could be wrong but it looks like an RS2 - in which case its no surprise it boosted them, nearly 30 years old and they'll still compete with a modern Porsche. Almost certainly some RS model though.
its a tuned audi RS4 Avant. it think it has a 600hp 4L V8 turbo@@cossakos
@@ts6603 Nice! Makes even more sense it would smoke them in that case!
Ey.. Der opa kriegt mich jedes mal
"Hallo! Ich muss hier vorbei... Was ist das hier denn"
I am amazed about the amount of English comments. It ist so great that people from other countries laugh about these clips as much as we Germans and Austrians do.
Also ich als Deutschland-Türke habe grad wieder mal gemerkt wie deutsch ich eigentlich bin, weil ich prüfen wollte ob die Übersetzung korrekt ist…
Ich könnte nirgendwo anders leben!
"Someone probably loves you right?"
I resent you and your journalistic tricks.
This provides a great insight into the German society, thank you for posting!
"Germans have no sense of humor"
This:
This cured my depression
Dieser Komentarbereich ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Reddit DE lässt grüßen xD
EIN VOLK, EINE NATION, EINE KOMMENTARSEKTION!
ah, German memes, just what i need to learn German in Germany, aswell as maybe take in a tiny bit of the culture
Same here
Just always remember the words "IcH mUsS rAuS!"
I've always wondered what memes in other countries look like, so thanks a lot!
4:35 for those who don't know, it's Ribéry, a French player, so he probably didn't know the word (that and the fact that he's extremely dumb, even in France we make fun of him)
It isn't just the language barrier? Honestly that's hilarious
@@meias. well, idk... but he's dumb, that's a fact lol
always great to see people spreading the true gems of my culture
4:44 is absolutely iconic
Epic not iconic.
Both 🤨
@@fijisubzero it absolutely isn't both. You just need to google meaning of them to discover this groundbreaking fact.
There’s also something called slang within different communities you are maybe not aware of so no need to start anything here
@@fijisubzero donbe givin me dis gaslighting isht, ya feel me cuh?
Comment ça peut être la première fois que je vois ces extraits.. c'est vraiment trop drole ! Ca me donne envie de creuser et chercher tous les memes des autres pays
Thanks for these! Luv from Canada!
4:16 missed opportunity to say "Heilige Scheiße" (holy shit) fr
As a half german half hungarian, i love the clip with the hungarian reporter
This was a great compilation, hilarious.
Thank you for sharing your German memes with the English meme community
the old guy being pissed at the newscaster is great
Best of the best of the best - genial, danke dafür (und auch für Teil 2)
2:05 I briefly thought Mozart would rise up from his grave and watched out
4:16 lil fun fact:that hole is still there
Prove it
Pic or it didn’t happen
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 It did happen and if you want prove you can Google it= "jesus takes the escalator hole"
I live not far away from the station. The hole is no longer there…
@@Filza911 oh-
i died. i died through the entire video. and it was so damn worth it.
4:51
@@freezzer0019gold. absolutely gold🤌
I'm thinking about making a Spanish version of this...
Danke für die Zusammenstellung. Gut gelacht. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland ✌🏼
Them memes be funnier than anything on the English side of internet.
WE’RE MAKING IT OUT OF SACHSEN-ANHALT WITH THIS ONE🗣️🗣️🗣️❗️❗️❗️
ja man
Thank you it brightened my day 😂
HAHAHAHAHA this is great! 😂 Also the confusion when you‘re German and you don‘t know whether to read the English subtitles or not because you‘re used to using subtitles. 😂😂😂
0:36 Why is Einstein playing football lol
Thats Walter Frosch, he is a legend
Finally I can show my non German friends these
Priceless Willy at 1:51 XD
1:51 - Willy accidentally smashing his entire face into his extinguished lantern was by far the funniest thing in this entire compilation.
I love the old man denying the "allegations" lol
I think he was upset because the reporter asked for a female or male lover. So I guess with allegations he meant the assumption of being gay
Still an overreaction but old germans love to point everything out an complain xD
As a german i can confirm this is what they say
German memes truly are something else
the hole of Jesus’ cross in the ceiling is still there today btw 💀