Bodybuilder Reacts - Hilf Mir - Rammstein

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[@anzu_sl]

This is easily one of my favorite Rammstein songs, the emotion in Till's voice and the amazing guitar riff just gets me going.

[@PropperNaughtyGeezer]

Und Minz und Maunz, die schreien Gar jämmerlich zu zweien : „Herbei! Herbei! Wer hilft geschwind? Im Feuer steht das ganze Kind! Miau! Mio! Miau! Mio! Zu Hilf’! Das Kind brennt lichterloh!“

[@spring_in_paris]

The lyrics are from a German Kid's book written in poem style. You might even know this book, because it's been published in many languages. "The Struwwelpeter" by the Frankfurt psychiatrist Heinrich Hoffmann in 1844. The name of this story is "The really sad story with the lighter." Till did leave his fingerprint in the lyrics , as poet as well. Love the song. With love from Germany 🤘 😎

[@DaEVOthefreak]

RammReactLovers ? 😀 Get "shock-headed Peter" or "Shaggy Peter" and you got it

[@spring_in_paris]

@@DaEVOthefreak Me? No, never..🤣 Don't know, why you would think that...

[@DaEVOthefreak]

@@spring_in_paris nagut, dann sehen wir uns das nächste mal live in Reihe eins ? ;-)

[@8Smoker8]

I think the sickness is pyromania. "The fire loves me", because she's fascinated with fire, but "the fire loves me not", because it's lethal. It's a famous story about a girl playing with matches and burning down the whole house and herself.

[@wochenendsonnenschein5853]

As children here in Germany, we sometimes took a daisy and plucked the petals one by one and said: "He loves me... he doesn't love me... he loves me... etc.". Whatever was left at the end was valid. That's what the song is like, I think.

[@christophgoritschnig7322]

This song is based on an old and cruel german children‘s story called „Die gar traurige Geschichte mit dem Feuerzeug“… in my opinion Till‘s version is about the illness of pyromania: pyromaniacs think they love the fire and the fire loves them… but when uncontrollable fire has no love…

[@delki4250]

He has this ability to speak beautyfully about things that are so ugly/horrible. It's amazing

[@peekaboosue]

I believe its about depression and suicide. The song says every time she's alone she's drawn to the fire.."why don't i get healthy" depression "it reaches for me, i dont resist" suicide... The fire loves her could be because it's killing her? And she wants to die...the fire does not love her could be regret? But its too late? The ending where she climbs up to the sun could be a release of her depression?

[@peekaboosue]

I have heard its about depression and suicide. The song says every time she's alone she's drawn to the fire.."why don't i get healthy" depression "it reaches for me, i dont resist" suicide... The fire loves her could be because it's killing her? And she wants to die...the fire does not love her could be regret? But its too late? The ending where she climbs up to the sun could be a release of her depression?

[@peekaboosue]

This is one of those great underrated songs❤ great reaction...awesome song 💗

[@vekksterkratossucks9836]

Loving the reactions! I'd love to see you react to "Roter Sand", "Halt" and "Mehr". All 3 of them are amazing songs!

[@peekaboosue]

I definitely agree 💯 my favorite from these is "Halt" I love Tills vocals in that one. then "Mehr" followed by "Roter Sand"

[@Rick-jp2sq]

Roter Sand is based on the german Novel Effie Briest if i remember right

[@PropperNaughtyGeezer]

"Struwelpeter" - The good old german children bedtime storys. Is worth to read this picture book.

[@andreagruber5813]

I know that very well, we have that still at home and I was reading it more then once as a child.

[@AlfredSoul]

The sickness of the child might be depression and the fire it is playing with self-harm or potential suicide. Because the fire seems to serve as an escape from the sickness and the death of the child through it in the end is portrayed as salvation. "The fire loves me" because it takes away from the numbness of depression, but "the fire loves me not", because it will kill the child.

[@MiguelStinson88]

I like that. :) I also thought it could be many things. Like e.g. a woman in an abusive relationship. Her mother may have had similar relationships ("wie es oft die Mutter hat getan"). Now she plays with fire being with a man that hate-loves her, until one day he finally kills her in a violent episode. She's drawn to him even though she knows she's in danger staying with him. She knows about her emotional dependency to him (sickness) but can't help herself eventually ("immer wenn ich einsam bin, zieht es mich zum Feuer hin"). But this simplicity in describing concepts is one thing I really love about Rammstein. It's easy to interpret in many ways.

[@federico617]

I think with the illness he might simply be referring to his addiction to fire (pyromania). He loves the fire and might think that the fire loves him too, but then gets burnt and realizes that the fire doesn't love him.

[@ChingelBopDingelFlop]

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[@tl04r]

My rather simple interpretation would be that the child is lonely and sad because of an illness, maybe it doesn't have many friends. So, it likes to play with fire when it's alone. When the fire jumps from the match to its clothes, the naive child thinks that the fire must be loving it, like a pet that jumps towards the child. But then the child realizes that the fire actually hurts the child, so the fire actually does NOT love the child after all.

[@shavedYETI]

Rammstein -Morgenstern please

[@peekaboosue]

Yes PLEASE do Morgenstern from Völkerball 💖 the best!!!

[@Zippythewondersquirrel]

This is much like Victorian cautionary tales for children.

[@jasonjessicaforlife]

This is another one of my favorites

[@JakobFischer60]

The story is well known to every German. It is one of the stories of "Der Struwwelpeter" an old and famous childs book.

[@TK-eh9zu]

For me it’s about kid’s curiosity- they always ask stuff like why is the sky blue - in this case curiosity, playing with matches, doesn’t end well.

[@ITN_Global]

Yes, quite plausible

[@bryandeschenes6153]

Rosenrot may be more of a b-side album with many unique sounding tracks, it is still great in it's own right. This is fantastic song.

[@shavedYETI]

Rammstein -Amour please

[@peekaboosue]

Yes PLEASE do Amour...beautiful song💗

[@wildwine6400]

If you check out Roter Sand. Use the orchestral version. Lifts the song much more. EducatedMarine has it on his channel with English onscreen lyrics for you

[@MrSorrow]

As I see, Till tried to show what is happening when you're at first get in love with someone, but sickly, At first you feel loved, but soon you realize that all your world is being burned and destroyed and you realize that no, this sick love is not a good thing, I'm dying. This love is killing me. Why he used the "little child" character? Because you feel and act like child when you at first get in trouble with a sick love. Parents gone - I think it's a link to something 18+ or something near to that. I can't say exactly.

[@MrTilllindemann]

Excellent bro,please survey the songs in this format, I mean the original song with the German lyrics and translation, not the low quality lives bro. The HQ lives are also proper dude, thank you 🌹♥️

[@ZebSound]

React to Spieluhr! :)

[@biancapalavecino1258]

🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@melonetankberry5211]

i recommend: führe mich (phoneticly spelled: fuehre mich) another barely covered gem for when you come around to it :)

[@huba3885]

I always thought he said dich instead of mich so like "the fire loves me, the fire loves you not" ... like the voice in his head tries to warn him, I guess it doesn't really change much but I think my version is much more dramatic 😏

[@DJS-DJ]

The sickness is life

[@ZebSound]

[@garyclouse4164]

The questiom is: Was the fire accidental or intwbtioma;?

[@tosa2522]

I think it's about drugs or some other kind of addiction (maybe pyromania?).

[@wadas9042]

you know, i dont think its best strategy to start listening these "less" known songs.