Rammstein - Angst (Official Video with English CC/Lyrics/Subtitles) Reaction!

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  • @marcoferrao
    @marcoferrao Před 2 lety +251

    If there was an oscar for video clips, Ramstein would win first, second and third place.

    • @laetitiadupuis7627
      @laetitiadupuis7627 Před 2 lety +12

      We think the same..... Zeit, Deutschland and Angst.... But which one would be first?

    • @marcoferrao
      @marcoferrao Před 2 lety +4

      @@laetitiadupuis7627 I would vote Angst, Zeit and Deutschland. (I did have these three in mind in my commentary, but I´d say that there are other good ones as well).

    • @edwinpeters8761
      @edwinpeters8761 Před 2 lety

      @@laetitiadupuis7627 Ausländer :D

    • @Ducsuper
      @Ducsuper Před 2 lety +2

      Oh yeah their videos is on another lvl

    • @VOYENTTOS
      @VOYENTTOS Před rokem +9

      1. Deutschland
      2. Angst
      3. all others ;)

  • @xedo6276
    @xedo6276 Před rokem +37

    Finally, someone who really gets it. Great reaction.

  • @RushAss
    @RushAss Před 2 lety +78

    How right they are. How right you are. Great reaction and commentary. Great work Sir!

  • @churchers
    @churchers Před 2 lety +9

    Few people seem to mention it but I love how the colour returns as he smashes the tv at the end.

  • @untergehermuc
    @untergehermuc Před 2 lety +38

    The translation of bogeyman was probably right, but “black man” has so much more layers in German.

    • @6666Imperator
      @6666Imperator Před 2 lety +16

      was thinking the same. The translation is correct because what we refer to as "Schwarzer Mann" is definitely in english the Boogeyman but of course "black man" used in German then adds the second layer of people being afraid of foreigners putting all kinds of bad stereotypes onto them as they are "the unknown" so to say.

    • @michaelbaumann55
      @michaelbaumann55 Před 2 lety +1

      @@6666Imperator absolut richtig, ich sag nur klopapier, was ein wahnsinn

    • @Bartzii
      @Bartzii Před rokem

      In Germany: Its interesting, in some Fairytales the "Evil" is the "Schwarze Mann". So for me as a german, it hasnt anything to do with skin color.
      I would'nt translate it to "Black Man" more "Godfather Death" with his Scythe and the black Robe - Fairytale: Gebrüder Grimm 1812 - Gevatter Tod
      After a trip to Mexico i learned, for them its the "white lady"... so i think back then - it had something to do with skin color or more "fear of the unknown"

    • @michaelbaumann55
      @michaelbaumann55 Před rokem

      @@Bartzii ganz ehrlich, da bin ich mir unsicher, durch die Eroberung Spaniens, der Belagerung Wiens und der Kreuzzüge nach Jerusalem

    • @i_can_c_u_2295
      @i_can_c_u_2295 Před rokem

      @@michaelbaumann55 I just need to mention „Negerkuss“ and all Germans know, what I mean.

  • @JW-nh5or
    @JW-nh5or Před 2 lety +37

    We need to hear things like this . Thank you . We also still have to learn about things like this . Unfortunately. 👍

  • @Thunder_1977
    @Thunder_1977 Před 2 lety +130

    Hey man, I think you totally nailed it! My thoughts were the same when I first saw this.
    1. The song is about how certain "leaders" and media want to scare people to control them. In the video, this is visualised by the red wires, computer screens an TV. Also, the entertainig industry is helping (commercials, online shopping), represented by the cheerleaders.
    2. The dominant colors in the viedeo are black, white and red, it could be a reference to the colors of the flag of the Kaiserreich and the Third Reich. Also, you can say that the world the people in this video are living in, is just black and white, no grey. It can be understood as a reference to the simple minded people who are for example voting for politicians who are telling them exactly this black/white view (WE are good, THEY are bad). Also, the band is dressed up as the stereotype of this kind of conservative people. Did you noticed that the world in the video changed to color when Till destroyed the TV?
    3. "Der schwarze Mann" (The black man) is a german synonym for a creepy, ghost-like evil. As in the first verse of the song, children are often told "to obey, or else the black man will get you". It can be translated to boogey man in english, but like often, there is another meaning in this context. As said, the video is about leaders who are seedeing fear of anything foreign in peoples minds. So, the phrase "black man" can also be interpreted literally, namely refugees. In my opinion, it is a reference to the migration crisis in 2015 in Germany. Or just remember the plans for a wall at the Mexican border...
    Greetings from Germany!

    • @BransMaarten
      @BransMaarten Před 2 lety +7

      Andy i totally agree. This is also the first reaction video by somebody who understands the meaning of the song and gets the referents in the video.

    • @dododronte695
      @dododronte695 Před 2 lety +2

      besser kann man‘s nicht erklären …

    • @AndreasRichter72
      @AndreasRichter72 Před 2 lety

      Glaube kaum das es ne Anspielung auf die Flüchlingskrise ist. Vielmehr Dein genanntes vorgeben von Meinungen und Einteilen in gut und böser, Weiß und Schwarz, WIR sind gut, SIE sind böse...Da kann man schon was eben nicht rein passt als "schwarzen Mann" framen. Quasi der aktuelle kranke Scheiß der in der Welt passiert und was ins Narrativ der Mächtigen passt.

    • @Thunder_1977
      @Thunder_1977 Před 2 lety

      @@AndreasRichter72 Nun, das Intro und Outro sehe zumindest ich als starken Hinweis darauf, daß AUCH Flüchtlinge gemeint sind. Gerade in Anbetracht der Tatsache, wie immer wieder gegen Flüchtlinge gehetzt wird, nicht nur in Deutschland, sondern auch in Holland, Polen, Ungarn, Frankreich...Natürlich müssen es nicht immer Flüchtlinge sein, überall auf der Welt wird der jeweiligen Bevölkerung Angst gemacht. In Polen vor Homosexuellen, in USA vor Afroamerikanern und Hispanos, in Nordkorea vor "dem Westen"... Das Ziel ist dasselbe, die Bevölkerung soll ängstlich dem eigenen Nachbarn nicht trauen. Eine solche Gesellschaft geht zu Grunde, das ist für mich die Kernaussage des Videos und des Songs.

    • @michaellukassen5716
      @michaellukassen5716 Před rokem

      Wellcome in the Plandemie!

  • @6666Imperator
    @6666Imperator Před 2 lety +8

    I love the cheerleaders hopping forward slamming their fists on the other hand. It fits sooo good to the drums.

    • @whiteshaix
      @whiteshaix Před rokem +2

      Creepy cheerleaders are one of my favorite details too.

  • @troymjohnson
    @troymjohnson Před rokem +1

    Your ability to see this video for what it is makes me happy. I love this song.

  • @patriciadoorduyn6535
    @patriciadoorduyn6535 Před rokem +4

    I saw them live last monday. They are so good live!! Still over the moon!!❤️

    • @whiteshaix
      @whiteshaix Před rokem

      Haha, I saw them last Tuesday and cannot stop watching their videos. Been a fan for a long time, they just get better with age.

  • @adriannawrocki
    @adriannawrocki Před rokem +2

    If there was an actor that I will never see sir You will be the one to watch. So genuine. Thank You for You! Love your energy!

  • @michaelmiller6924
    @michaelmiller6924 Před 2 lety +3

    Just some remarks:
    The several times mentioned "Schwarze Mann" ("black man") is known as a child fright figure in the German-speaking area ("Wer hat Angst vorm Schwarzen Mann" = Who does fear the black man). Depending on the region and time, it was understood to mean different beings: a dark shadowy figure or a man dressed in black. As a metaphor, the "bogeyman" reached a "peak" as personalization of evil, savagery, and the unknown in the course of colonization, and in the process also acquired a racist connotation. In this context, I find the consumption of those sweets (German so-called "negro kisses") at the end during the end credits very interesting, which work through this "black man" symbolism.
    Also the colors usage is interesting (Black/White/Red representing the Nazi-color Spectrum). I also found it interesting at the end of the credits that when the TV was destroyed, the color came back into the picture.
    Further, I noticed that the pie-like plots seen from above correspond to the "political symbol" at the lectern where the singer, wearing a straitjacket, gives his speech. After these borders & plots collapse during the wild shoot-out, the politician, unleashed by the straitjacket to spread his propaganda/fear.
    Cheering on the cheerleaders is the equivalent of pitching an idea/product and the dancers are slammed with money to sell the bricks and guns to the landowners.
    This Clip has many layers and can be interpreted in many directions. I see there is a statement on xenophobia and populism/media.

  • @LifeisFoo
    @LifeisFoo Před 2 lety +9

    The imagery and intensity of this song and video is great. Also if you notice once everyone armed themselves, they saw each other armed on their TV's, and justified shooting at them.

  • @sk8mysterion
    @sk8mysterion Před 2 lety +22

    I feel blessed to understand them:). Their videos are always as sick and smart as the lyrics and the music. No offense, but not everyone standing at a podium is evil, but some, and that's an important part here:). I think the cheerleaders are symbolic for marketing, the way we are shown that we need "protection" in form of walls, guns and such nonsense... Whatever, enjoy rammstein :)✌️

  • @dittecph
    @dittecph Před 2 lety +6

    You are spot on. Great reaction 🤗🔥❤️. Amazing video/song…

  • @mg7094
    @mg7094 Před 2 lety +2

    The sweets the men were eating in the last scene used to be called Negro's kisses "Negerküsse". The layers and references to casual rascism here are impressive.

  • @Uriel-Septim.
    @Uriel-Septim. Před 2 lety +2

    Great video by them Ram-Stein`s
    "Fear is like a sickness, It will crawl into the soul of everyone who engages it"

  • @sectiondrecords4580
    @sectiondrecords4580 Před 2 lety +5

    Thanks for a superb and insightful reaction!

  • @t.k.mcneil1186
    @t.k.mcneil1186 Před 2 lety +1

    This is actually an alternate version, the original lyric is “Who’s afraid of the black man?” instead of bogeyman, but was changed for the US release.

  • @peekaboosue
    @peekaboosue Před 2 lety +7

    Absolutely Amazing song and video!!! Best reaction to this song that I've seen so far..loved it!

  • @andersgranstrom7128
    @andersgranstrom7128 Před 2 lety +3

    Well spoken man! And this has gone on for sooo long! Hard work, and then some media - who instills fear in us - where the bogeyman could be anyone...

  • @yorikpauwels7284
    @yorikpauwels7284 Před 2 měsíci

    If there were Oscars for best reaction videos you would win one for sure 👌🏻

  • @tobiasr.6903
    @tobiasr.6903 Před 2 lety +4

    You are a great guy! Good reaction man! 👍🏻 Do more Rammstein. 🤗

  • @bbeckett5103
    @bbeckett5103 Před 2 lety +1

    You're always so smart and sensitive in your reactions! Thank you

  • @ceebee7504
    @ceebee7504 Před 2 lety +2

    You appreciate it so much and U R so easily into it. You would fit into this band.

  • @MelliundSpike
    @MelliundSpike Před rokem

    Wow 😳 You are the first react they can Look behind the Lyrics 🥺🙏🏼🤩🤘🏼 and hello from Hamburg Germany 🤘🏼

  • @josephvicaire6949
    @josephvicaire6949 Před 2 lety +2

    finally someone who understands, thank you for your reaction (endlich jemand, der das video im tieferen Sinne verstanden hat, wie wohltuend!)

  • @tjipper
    @tjipper Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for this one. Always enjoy your reaction movies. A pleasure to watch.
    Keep it up!

  • @CavHDeu
    @CavHDeu Před 2 lety +1

    Nice you said 'sucked into the computer' before it happens in the video 😎

  • @stephenmiller195
    @stephenmiller195 Před 2 lety +2

    Wow, that’s one of the best analogies of this song I’ve heard, my favourite band roll on June, sub from me.

  • @AndyBucco
    @AndyBucco Před rokem +3

    Great reaction Bro! All the best! Go see them live!!!

  • @MrBaldpete
    @MrBaldpete Před 2 lety +1

    Dude you are a legend, tell it like it is.love ya work. Cheers from oz. Were becoming just like you guys here as well. Angst..............

  • @sokratissamouilidis5257

    At the end...
    Look carefully at the color around the broken TV ....
    Every time
    🇬🇷®️➕🔥

  • @logantawhiti55
    @logantawhiti55 Před 2 lety +3

    Love the video to this song 👍 Dark Creepy and scary. I love how they show us how we need to protect ourselves by building walls installing security cameras Barb wire surround and gun's. I also like the cheerleaders pushing the narrative of fear into us through social media and television screen's as Till is the boogie man with all the power and then at the end it shows everybody is watching everybody else, love it. and till smashes the tv and the colour comes back. like life was given back to them . awesome stuff bro love it 👍🎸🔋🖥️🤑🥝🇳🇿

  • @der_volkan
    @der_volkan Před rokem

    I saw a lot of reaction videos. You understand the meaning of the message best.
    Great. Greetings from Germany

  • @darklady6987
    @darklady6987 Před 2 lety +1

    some pure Rammstein,love it ❤🤘

  • @donmul630
    @donmul630 Před 2 lety +4

    this is probably the best song of there new album 'zeit' you should also do an reaction of Zick Zack. its also a great song.
    Best Regards,
    Don (NL)

  • @n1ghtmar3w0lf3
    @n1ghtmar3w0lf3 Před rokem

    it is very true ,the powers that be use peoples fear to control them, and so many fall for that trap everyday

  • @ziggystardust7377
    @ziggystardust7377 Před rokem

    YOU understood !❤

  • @10jonos
    @10jonos Před rokem

    What is it about reaction videos?? Lol
    I’ve watched a few Rammstein reaction videos as they are a superb band, no question, but your reaction to this song really hit home. I can see how you got it while you were watching it. It mesmerised me when I first watched it. As with a large majority of their music, there are so many messages to disseminate. For this one, although I agree 100% with everything you noted, I also watched it and thought of Trump! It’s so appropriate, the cheerleaders all behind him (his cabinet of sycophants who were just cheering him on, regardless of the fear he was instilling in society with every breath) all with the nasty faces, faces soon dropped and replaced with smiles when they’re then selling you protection!
    It’s absolute genius, these guys are really on another level - you said that, wholeheartedly agree!

    • @10jonos
      @10jonos Před rokem

      I hope I don’t offend if you are a Trump supporter! :)

  • @dennisdavies1545
    @dennisdavies1545 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for an excellent reaction - keep them coming

  • @vasilee7458
    @vasilee7458 Před rokem

    Great reaction, and commentary👍👍👍Perfectly explained 👌❤️

  • @manuelriveros2911
    @manuelriveros2911 Před 2 lety +2

    The colours are those of the Third Reich and the German Empire, foreboding the return of fascism.
    The "schwarzer Mann" is what we in German call the "bogeyman", but a translation misses the double meaning: "black man". Brown, black people are the bogeymen. It's also a children's game where they have to evade the "bogeyman/black man".
    The cheerleaders' dance has similarities with the haka, which is a war dance.
    "Angst" could be translated into English as fear, angst (common origin), anxiety, terror and dread. Which is it?
    The white fences, the cheerleaders, the happy, white men mowing their lawn, the TV, the semi-automatic firearms (they're legal in the US). Clear references to the American dream.
    The more the man wrecks the TV and the lawn mower, the more colour comes back to their lives.
    We're normally watching refugees through our mobile phones, in camps, wandering, as if it were their everyday life. What if they watched OUR everyday lives? (towards the end of the video)
    The leader of the people is in a straitjacket (demented), yet his wires are also those of the band (entertainment) and computers (ideology) which people are literally glued to.
    Finally, "DU" (YOU) is being shouted during the viking clap. We're afraid of YOU.

  • @arthurdelorenzo1720
    @arthurdelorenzo1720 Před 10 měsíci +2

    Honestly, the whole video and song get a much deeper layer when you realize what he is really saying in stead of ''bogeyman''. i know youtube would probably delete the video if the true translation was stated but i think its a shame they would since the message of the song is strongly attached to the true translation of those two words and its a subject thatm, especially in the united states, has to be more of an open debate for the well beeing of a lot of people.

  • @marco.lubeco
    @marco.lubeco Před 2 lety

    You know…
    Best Wishes from Hamburg / Germany

  • @hendrixxxm637
    @hendrixxxm637 Před 3 měsíci

    You are sooooooo right‼️☮️

  • @jerzykalat204
    @jerzykalat204 Před rokem +1

    Very good reaction!

  • @BlickrichtungSueden
    @BlickrichtungSueden Před rokem

    The best reaction so far I’ve seen.

  • @TheMunkt
    @TheMunkt Před 2 lety

    nailed it, cheers from munich germany

  • @goabeat
    @goabeat Před rokem

    Dieses viedeo für dieses Lied hat ein Oscar verdient

  • @janharml
    @janharml Před 2 lety

    Every time I think; this can not get any better. But with every video they prove I'm wrong.

  • @CentriNEON
    @CentriNEON Před 2 lety +1

    Great Reaction :)

  • @localagoraphobe
    @localagoraphobe Před rokem

    My man is an English major, pointing out stuff and giving examples to back up his claims.

  • @amaris7486
    @amaris7486 Před rokem

    in which they sing about the black man and no that has nothing to do with the color of the skin, it's about the boogeyman and fear itself. We are so busy in our time looking at our fears and our surroundings (media, radio, etc.) fuel this fear, and in the end we are so scared that we arm ourselves and shoot ourselves because we know nothing but fear. So mega cool the song is so bitter it is, but at the same time honest and real. And every time the cheerleading (Roboots) part comes they say Du = you. which comes from a child's game, here there is a catcher (the boogeyman) and the other players trying not to be caught by him. The "boogeyman" stands, for example, at the other end of the sports hall. He shouts, "Who's afraid of the boogeyman? ' while his opponents yell, 'Nobody' You're afraid of the boogeyman? Because the ironic thing is we all (humanity) are Black men (boogeyman).Don't live in fear folks, and Don't let the Fear in you.I can't describe it better because of my English Skill. Open your eyes people the world is full of colors, colors are life.

  • @maxfers3356
    @maxfers3356 Před rokem

    Great reactions , thx👍

  • @Raysboss302
    @Raysboss302 Před rokem

    Every war had a sinister movement behind.
    They have no borders, no flag and definitely no morals.
    But they are in the sunlight now, and the door behind them is closed.
    I’m glad to witness this real time.

  • @soyzerk
    @soyzerk Před rokem

    best reaction to this song/video on yt hands down

  • @ArthelusDerEchte
    @ArthelusDerEchte Před 2 lety

    Greedings and love back to you from Germany :-)

  • @JeroIron
    @JeroIron Před rokem

    I see some people already mentioned that schwarze mann literally means black man, but it's also a childrens game. I've googled that British bulldog is the American version. One person screams "who is afraid of the black man!" and the rest answer "No one!" And try to run across a field. If the black man touch you, you will also become the black man. The infection spreads. That's another layer to this song, when they sing that everyone is afraid of the black man, they are pulling at the nostalgic heartstrings of people remembering their happy childhood, just like some of these fascist leaders do.

  • @brikskwadmafia6526
    @brikskwadmafia6526 Před 2 lety +2

    Been a metal fan since 00 when I was 8 korn n linkin park kicked it off for me and I’ve been a metalhead since n know quite a bit about the metal scene. Rammstein is #1 on my concert bucket list watch mein teil live it’s crazy they have a whole act during a song

  • @morgana001
    @morgana001 Před 2 lety

    Lovely greetings you all. Because I am german I have a slight advantage for interpretation. Angst is translated Fear. In Germany we had a Childs Play in wich on Child called out "Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann" ( literal translation : Who is afraid of the black man. But the black man is the Boogyman, a malignent creature in a black Robe and not a black skinned Person. Sometimes this creature is seen as Death or Fear itself) . When the fist Child called this out everybody must answer with "Niemand" ( Nobody) and the fist child will call again "Und wenn er kommt?" ( and when he comes?) and everybody else calles again "Dann laufen wir." ( than we will run). After this the first child, standing in for this Boogyman, will try to catch the other children. Yeah a very dark ( so very traditional german ;) kind of playing Tag).
    But as I know Rammstein and after seeing this Video, I think they might not speak about 'only' the Boogyman but literal black people, critizizing the irrational fear other ethnicitys or cultures awake in many peoples heart as seen in the first and last scenes of the Video, the fenced in Mother and Child that may stand in for Immigrants or refugees. Refugees are so often used in Politics to stoke fear and score some cheap political Points. Till stands here, at least in my interpretation, for the Politician, Media or Corporations who use this Tactics against the Polulation. He stokes the Fear on the one hand and sells the 'Solution' on the other Hand, the Bricks for the Walls and the Weapons.
    There are so much more little Details, but I hope my Perspective helped a little, explaining the german roots of the words and the Childs-Play.

  • @janosriippa
    @janosriippa Před rokem

    "This is America" - Childish Gambino

  • @peekaboosue
    @peekaboosue Před 2 lety

    Ich liebe Rammstein 😍💖

  • @mr.pac-man386
    @mr.pac-man386 Před rokem +1

    Du hast es verstanden 😉

  • @maciejgrucha8482
    @maciejgrucha8482 Před rokem

    True!!!

  • @judithmoller1567
    @judithmoller1567 Před 2 lety +2

    Unfortunately so true

  • @EverybodysDarling
    @EverybodysDarling Před 2 lety

    You got it! 👍

  • @JakobFischer60
    @JakobFischer60 Před 2 lety +2

    So the official translation is "bogeyman"? That is correct, but then, some of the visuals do not work in english. The literal translation is "black man" but more in the meaning of a dark and bad man. So the pictures of black refugees and eating "Mohrenköpfe" or "mohr heads" (the chocolade covered marshmellows are difficult to understand.

  • @woody1850
    @woody1850 Před 2 lety

    The best video i have ever seen

  • @mumakhamo
    @mumakhamo Před rokem

    by the way , the right translation of SCHWARZEN MANN in German is not THE BOGEYMAN but it's THE BLACK MAN ,
    and yes they have good songs with under-layed meanings , like DEUTSCHLAND for example !
    high five ;)

  • @thomaskurschner2949
    @thomaskurschner2949 Před 5 měsíci

    I love it 😊

  • @Ashenvaley
    @Ashenvaley Před rokem

    Speakin about Greed: a Ticket to the Rammstein Show Costa 350 Euros in Germany ...

  • @Photogeric
    @Photogeric Před rokem

    Unfortunately the hard part is "the media" sustains itself from advertising and it has been proven through several studies that when good news comes on, people change the channel. Happens time and time again. When people change the channel, advertising revenue goes down. Advertising revenue goes down and media sources stick with what they know works. So if people do their part to follow good news sources in mass then that MIGHT sway things a little bit. But for the last several decades it has been shown that people will opt for the negative news over the positive news when confronted with it.

  • @sanjadjordjevic2537
    @sanjadjordjevic2537 Před rokem +1

    Love your reaction ❤️ and this song is masterpeace. React on Alle tage Ist kein sonntag, old german shlager originally sing Marlene Dietrich, but Till do the cover on his own way.

  • @jeayupila2841
    @jeayupila2841 Před 2 lety

    Oh the guns. It's even more scary with the current news.

  • @aixmhros
    @aixmhros Před 2 lety

    fuckin goosebumps

  • @GorillaCrewWarGaming
    @GorillaCrewWarGaming Před rokem

    Yes, my AR is pretty awesome. So is my AK.

  • @Batchelli
    @Batchelli Před 2 lety

    Check out what they were eating in the sofa too, that's not a coinkidink.

  • @NeuroticNightmares07
    @NeuroticNightmares07 Před rokem

    At the end the color returns to the world as he destroys the TV/media/politics etc. They were just watching each other in fear, consuming. But even though the color returned to the world, you realize how much time you wasted and it changed you which is why he wasnt happy even after destroying the real evil.

  • @GunnarGnu1222
    @GunnarGnu1222 Před 2 lety

    Schwartzen man = boogie man as in old German folklore
    Could also mean the colored man
    That is why Rammsteins lyrics are so good, always many way to understand them

  • @lebotte7511
    @lebotte7511 Před rokem

    this is deep.....

  • @briantingley7316
    @briantingley7316 Před 2 lety

    Bravo ...

  • @larshodzelmans4958
    @larshodzelmans4958 Před 2 lety +4

    You need to listen Rammstein deutschland

  • @D-ragon-S
    @D-ragon-S Před 2 lety +2

    This is the most horrifying video I've seen in a decade.
    Maybe it is because it holds up a mirror and I see myself living in that hellhole called "a civil society".
    Much Love to you and Ukraine
    🌻🌻🌻💙💛💙

    • @norwaydude4798
      @norwaydude4798 Před 2 lety

      Love to all of Ukraine from Norway , we have lots of Ukrainians here now and give them the life they deserve, skål!

  • @jefflinton9851
    @jefflinton9851 Před rokem

    Easily their best video ever. Deutschland is a close second. Zeit a VERY close third.

  • @Poekieman
    @Poekieman Před rokem

    I sure hope this 'Schwarze Mann' doesn't trigger too many wokies...

  • @andreasrademacher5715
    @andreasrademacher5715 Před 2 lety

    We forget about the "Good News". Exactly. That's what it is designed to do. We shall forget about THE Good News. The Gospel.

  • @xztream2455
    @xztream2455 Před 2 lety

    You nailed it; the ones who are smart enough to not buy it! 👌🏻

  • @spookshow6999
    @spookshow6999 Před rokem

    This is their best song ever. It’s crumbling now, and they are desperate. Get ready.

  • @dvinson1029
    @dvinson1029 Před rokem

    Anyone ever told you that you remind them of lil nicky but in a good way lol.

  • @Tine_Chris
    @Tine_Chris Před rokem

    Great reaction. It is also about racism. "Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann" - who is afraid of the black man.

  • @zigzagg8141
    @zigzagg8141 Před 2 lety

    I speak English and German. There are a few minor mistranslations, but the primary one I must address is “black man” instead of boogeyman. The message of this song is referencing African American race and the “fear” (angst) of them, especially in recent years. The imagery should be clear enough showing the white men with walls, automatic machine guns, surveillance, barbed wire fencing, etc. and then showing a helpless mother and child suffering from the stereotypes. This has nothing to do with any boogeyman reference. Rammstein is notorious for controversial/sarcastic/satirical messages, and this one is is about “screaming fire” at “black man” (race). Please rewatch with this in mind and the video should make more sense.

  • @huba3885
    @huba3885 Před rokem +1

    schwarzer Mann means boogyman or black man

  • @splitbrain474
    @splitbrain474 Před 2 lety

    these translator is good he knew schwarzer Mann doesn't mean black man only if you translate it directly but off course they mean the boogeymen and not a black person

    • @splitbrain474
      @splitbrain474 Před 2 lety

      I'm actually going to a concert in September i hope they play some songs from the zeit album but i doubt that because i got tickets 2 years ago so i think its not going to be the new album but i hope some songs maybe

    • @manuelriveros2911
      @manuelriveros2911 Před 2 lety +1

      @@splitbrain474 I was in Prague and they played Armee der Tristen, Zeit, Zick Zack and Adieu. :) I really hope you get to listen to Angst live!

  • @Wangpi3ce
    @Wangpi3ce Před rokem

    i love rammstein, but this is the one thing they got wrong. When they show them handing out ar-15s, das ist keine Angst, das ist Kriegsvorbereitung

  • @krisztiankorosparti1124

    Az igazság a szívben van.. from hungary

  • @dutchman7623
    @dutchman7623 Před 2 lety

    Did I hear you correctly?
    Smash that internet button? ;)

  • @andreasmuller693
    @andreasmuller693 Před rokem

    How comes that i am a german and you are an american and it seems like you are just speaking out of my mind ?! Just like i am talking to my self in a mirror !?

  • @deezet9518
    @deezet9518 Před rokem

    Rammstein is really getting the problem. And more and more people wake up!