American Singer/Songwriter Reacts "All German Number 1 Hits Of The 90's"

[@Fenchrisw0lf]

Die Ärzte (German for "The Doctors") are a German Punk Rock Band. I don't know if they would agree being the German version of Phil Collins 🤣

[@Akockaelvanvetve]

Die Toten Hosen and Die Arzte are two awesome German punk bands with extensive history. Both bands were founded in 1982 and are still kicking. They had huge hits in the '80s and '90s. They weren't successful only in Germany, but in different parts of Europe, mostly Central- and Eastern-Europe. You should check them out, guys.

[@zaldarion]

rednex had 3 songs in germany, iirc spirit of the hawk was also a hit. stefan raab (the country song at the end) he's a .. yeah some say comedian... host at his own show where he clipped words or video snippets to release them in between, just like a meme today and there was this woman with a very heavy accent having a fight with her neighbour about the chickenwire fence (I think it is callen in english) and he thought it had a swag in it so he made song about maschendrahtzaun (chicken wire fence) die doofen (the stupid), also a camedy band singing about body smell

[@gregorgrebe]

The last country song was by Stefan Raab, a famous late night host in Germany. He also participated at Eurovision multiple times and hostet the 2011 ESC. He participated in 2000 with "Wadde hadde dude da" and was host of the casting show for the ESC 2010 contestant where Lena won with Satelitte.

[@Shihimase]

Scatman was Number 2 in Germany and in February 2000 there was another Number 1 from Rednex.

[@jess_spring]

Scatman couldn't reach the top spot... Rednex was already there with cotton eye Joe 😅

[@buffybot11]

The german 'country singer' is Stefan Raab. He hosted a tv show called 'Raab total' ... a story about a fight between neighbors about a fence and a bush turned out to be quite profitable - Raab used audio/videoclips in his show and played them at random times for laughs or to make a point. He made fun of the womans nasal voice saying 'Maschendrahtzaun' and 'Knallerbsenstrauch' and about the ridiculous fight between the two parties... then created a song about it. So, that's the story. He performed 'Rabigramme' in the past too... showing up at random locations with his ukulele to serenade celebreties/polititians, sometimes live during his show ... his texts were mostly cheeky or mean... he was sued so many times for lots of things he said and did... because of his boyish behaviour his audience loved him... Anyhow - he participated in Eurovision a couple of times with songs he produced and one time he did it himself with 'Waddehaddedudeda' and believe me, he understood Eurovision and had a great sense for the 'Zeitgeist' in general - everything he touched turned to gold.

[@axelk4921]

the "third" song "Pumpup das bier" is a parody of the song "Pump up the Jam" by Technotronix... a very popular section of "German music" where a popular beat is simply taken and remastered with new "German lyrics". the best example I can give is the different versions of "Hansel and Gretel" by OTTO, "THE" German comedian who managed to send viewers of his film to hospital because of muscle cramps from laughing. "OTTO the film"

[@oceansoul6]

Die Doofen was a comedy act. It was supposed to be silly and it was hilarious back in the day.

[@catslikewitches1332]

I believe they also had another song, called "Katzenklo" wasn't it?

[@jess_spring]

The Katzeklo song was from Helge Schneider

[@gregorgrebe]

It was part of the German version of "Saturday night live"

[@theAkildare]

Question is, do you know that Rednex is from Sweden ?

[@sarderim]

you just destroyed Daniels mind, completely!

[@Crimethoughtfull]

The guy famous in America for a hit Puerto Rican-sounding song...was born in Germany to parents from Italy and Uganda. 🤯 What the hell...

[@berlindude75]

You picked the wrong video if you want only German (or Austrian and Swiss) artists and producers.

[@fxaman]

I remember being 8 yo playing I wanna be a hippy on repeat all day every day not knowing any of its meaning :D And I absolutely love that song till this day :D

[@killerpixie07]

Rednex other big hit was Pop in an Oak reached number 2 in Germany

[@EnigmaStar153]

Saturday night by wigfield . Choon . ❤

[@bellzno1520]

England had another rednex tune called “ole pop in an oak” 🤣🤣

[@jerrymcpommes8473]

60s 70s 80s and 90s had far better pop music than todays crap.

[@slytheringingerwitch]

Faun, Helene Fischer, Peter Fox and E Nomine are German acts that I know of.

[@juwen7908]

02:55 "Is that eurovision? Nee, wahrscheinlich war das die ZDF Hitparade 😜🤣🤣🤣

[@DadgeCity]

Kudos to the guy who puts these #1 videos together - it's a lot of work but hella worth it. The main takeaway from this video i think is Germans love dancing. I speak German and love Germany but their tastes can sometimes be described as a bit basic.

[@ajorngjdonaydbr]

Germans love Schlager music, it usually charts very well. Also LONG LIVE TECHNOHEAD!!!

[@EdinburghAndy]

Everything I Do was the UK number 1 for 16 weeks here in the UK. I was sick of hearing it after 2 weeks.

[@slytheringingerwitch]

Probably why we said, 'Here, Germany, your turn.'

[@michellehawk282]

Maybe you guys could also react to Top 70 English songs by Swiss Artists?

[@davecarey5900]

Wonder how many or these songs the guys had heard before?

[@catslikewitches1332]

As far as I saw, most of the English spoken songs, especially with the German ones they liked the rythm, but didn't know what really to say more about it ...

[@PaulWinkler-m6s]

Redner is Swedish

[@Wolfen50676]

You didn't list the four German artists, but who was number 1 in Germany.

[@bellzno1520]

Check scooter out they’re my fav German act 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@stori4874]

He you interest in German Funcore Music that will stay your Mouth open ? Than do this Band : Electric Callboy - We Got The Moves You can see on the clicks, you a title late, but hey its not to late to have fun 😉

[@jameshumphreys9715]

I take it you wanted English sang songs which were number 1 by Germans.

[@bezdog1892]

And not 1 rammstein song wtf

[@bernhardschiller4329]

In the 90s Rammstein were not yet mainstream. In the 2000s and 2010s they had multiple No1s till nowadays

[@scottneil1187]

That pump up the beer tune is a comedy cover of Technotronics pump up the jam. Germany sure likes some garbage music. Not a good song on this list. Ultra cheese.

[@itiswhatitis9591]

Can you make a list of the songs Thankyou