Bodybuilder Reacts - Ich tu dir weh - Rammstein

[@peekaboosue]

When he sings "Ich seh’ im Spiegel dein Gesicht" " I see your face in the mirror" hints that the person he’s singing about is actually himself. Maybe this song isn’t about a sadomasochistic relationship, but is rather about self-harm.

[@anzu_sl]

Wow, I've never thought about that when listening to the song. That's a nice twist!

[@peekaboosue]

@@anzu_sl yes to me it makes more sense since Till is known to sacrafice himself physically for the art..the music videos..performances etc. He's been doing that since the beginning like having flake break those long fluorescent light tubes on Tills back..him wearing the burning coat that i think i read weight between 170 to 210 lbs? To the Engel wings 110lbs..to Rosenrot where the flogging they did was real and of course Till had the worst looking back..in mein herz brennt (Piano version) the cuts he has are real...in the video "Ich hasse Kinder" when he's getting hit..during the filming he actually yells out harder because he wanted to look as real as possible...so yeah it would make more sense that he's actually talking about his own self.💕

[@anzu_sl]

@@peekaboosue Very true

[@marialpolinesiycecere5204]

@@anzu_sl I totally agree with you

[@michaelfinck7487]

The live show of "Ich Tu Dir Weh" is one of the most famoust pyro show acts of Rammstein. Watch out Live at Madison Square Garden

[@stephankoehne]

I deeply recommend what Michael proposed! One of the Best live Performance, including the surprising "singing" voice of Till... Go for it dude!!!👍👍👍😎🇩🇪

[@fixzeichner5592]

Till writes his lyrics about everything. He knows no taboos. In interviews he has said his theme is love in every form it can be, tender, normal or perverted.

[@d34d10ck]

The most important line of the entire song is "I see your face in the mirror". That way you understand who the "you" he's singing to actually is.

[@tosa2522]

This song has one of the best Rammstein live shows. You should definitely check it out.

[@spring_in_paris]

The term is called Masochist. 🤣🤣🤣I'm sorry, I was laughing so hard, when I saw your facial expressions to the lyrics. Such an awesome song. An absolute banger. And no, I'm not into S&M. There's a little twist in the lyrics. It says he's looking at himself in the mirror. Another reactor once said, Till got some issues and I totally agree on that. But hey, whatever pleases someone on a voluntary basis is OK with me. Now that you know about the content of the song, you should definitely check out the performance of the song at Madison square garden. Absolutely amazing. You'll love it. With love from Germany 🤘 😎

[@MaxMustermann-on2gd]

:D

[@enzocerochi8417]

the one who is singing is a sadist btw, the masochist is the other person

[@perleperle5441]

The live show at Madison Square Garden is outstanding...great response

[@andreasharenberg8136]

This is a Borderline Song It is about an inner pain that you want to fight by hurting yourself. The part with the barbed wire is of course only a metaphor for the description of the pain and not to be taken literally. As far as I know these two lines with barbed wire in the urinary tract and rodents were also taken so literally 1 to 1 by Till from the famous book American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis were taken

[@siansaksaajalampaanlatinaa]

Such a book

[@Sarah83_loves_bass]

😂😂😂 Love it when not native German speakers read the translation of this song for the first time 😂👀 Your reactions and facial expressions are great 👍🏻 I'm binge watching all your Rammstein reactions today and I'm having so much fun 😅 And I deeply appreciate your analysis of the lyrics 👍🏻 Greetz from a belgian living in Germany since 2008 🇧🇪❤️🇩🇪

[@ITN_Global]

Thank you so much for the support!

[@ellesartelcontar153]

I think this song is about having a relationship that a man (or a woman) treats the other like shit. One loves and adores the other, while the others used that other person as a door mat. Inflicting pain might not be literal, but only in a mental way. We call it "mindfucking someone".

[@michellonneberger1500]

the live performance ich tuh dir weh is incredible!

[@amygoodson-catlady]

Till is a bit of a masochist by admission, injury is welcome. You absolutely have to see and hear this live at Madison Square Garden!

[@куртка-в8й]

5:12 - this "huh! huuh!!!" 😂😂

[@anjizetland-von-kiesel3346]

I used to know a girl who was a dominatrix and she said you would be surprised/horrified at some of the requests she used to get, many of which she had to turn down because they were, at the very least, illegal and mostly immoral!! On the plus side, she used to have an immaculate house because she used to make them get on their hands and knees and do all the jobs she hated such as cleaning the oven and scrubbing out the shower. If it wasn't done to her satisfaction she would whip them until it was done right. Everybody's happy!

[@bienenkonigin1414]

Yes you can see things which are kind of disturbing. But they are done in perfect consent and people pay heaps of money to be `mistreated´. There is no official statistics, but be sure someone you know is happily dedicated to it. :) And personally I think whipping a volunteer is not a big deal, but parents beating children or men their wives (vice versa) - THAT is perverted and cruel.

[@LifeisFoo]

One of my favorites from Rammstein! 😁🐭🔪

[@bienenkonigin1414]

As Fixzeichner wrote: "Till writes his lyrics about everything. He knows no taboos. In interviews he has said his theme is love in every form it can be, tender, normal or perverted." Btw, here in good old Germany BDSM is not presumed to be abnormal, but one of the common sections of human sexuality. Practising consensual BDSM therefore is totally legal and nothing someone would be worried or shocked about - disregarding very oldschool or religious or very stiff people and those who do not dare or are ashamed to have a go to something more unusual. `Fifty shades of Grey´ changed the common credo and handcuffs and crops were sold out. Ok, this book/film isn´t about BDSM (which is under all circumstances practiced in consense) but about emotional abuse, but people took it as an occasion to improve their sex lives. And why not, it´s more fun as long as it´s not abusive. Now Rammstein is opera. They are talking about mankind, not about themselves. Till is changing perspective and personality with every song, he totally slips into the alter ego the songtext is building. That is not him, but his lyrical ego. Everything I heard about him says he is a very nice and calm person. For sure he is a high sensation seeker, but according to the lyrics of "Ich tu dir weh" I assume he is not into BDSM himself. He seems to not have deeper insight as anyone else who is just talking about, but not living it.

[@spring_in_paris]

You're right he's such a cool, gentle, almost shy guy. I met him (and the others) at my job at Frankfurt airport a few years ago. Think it was in 2016.

[@mentaldebris7206]

Right - Till is a twisted individual but we love him !

[@pogscar2843]

I love your reactions haha

[@kaivoss839]

That song is also heavily inspired by Bret Easton Ellis book "American Psycho".

[@siansaksaajalampaanlatinaa]

Yes.

[@haubitzenbomber616]

Rammstein representing different kind of love. Cannibalism or SM. In different ways of sickness, political. Whatever what you love or not. Somebody loves it and Somebody not. All of it's a special kind of something. I do it, whatever it costs.

[@citycobra5014]

Maybe Till has a sick and twisted mind. But i love to think that Rammstein is singing about these topics no other bands would sing about, to shine a light on these topics, which are usually not mentioned at all/swept under the carpet. For example: Weisses Fleisch, Hallelujah, Heirate mich, Mann gegen Mann, and so on.

[@angelrazcon4637]

Great reaction, this song is great,is deep is hard is beauty, in MSG this song is incredible this song has more reactions

[@stjepansalaj9181]

Now check the live version from MSG

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

The song was banned in Germany. It is about S&M sadomasochism.

[@chrisecki9005]

hi, i like your content. you also should hear the version of „you were always on my mind“ from emigrate-feat. till lindemann, its richard z. kruspe from rammstein with till. in my opinion it is a really good version of the elvis song. greetz from germany

[@fionadowdeswell-simmons4968]

Masochism-something I can't relate to at all, I simply don't like pain and don't envisage purposely inflicting it upon myself. I do appreciate that others enjoy it and many gain sexual release from it. In that respect, it's no different to the majority of paraphilias that are perfectly legal (there are some that aren't obviously). What is repulsive to one is the ultimate desire to another and for them, sometimes maximum pain achieves maximum pleasure. Rammstein sing about subjects way out of the norm. If you're looking for a hearts and flowers pop song, you're looking at the wrong band. Their subject matter and lyrics intrigue me, they make me think and I applaud them for tackling sensitive subjects. Are they sick and twisted? No. Are they graphic? Sometimes. Do they question society? Yes. This, along with banging musical compositions is why I love them and have done from the start.

[@peekaboosue]

Genau!! Couldnt agree with you more!

[@matthewrandom4523]

Watch the live version in MSG! Epic!

[@semtex1522]

Please next reaction zu Mutter,Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen Live in Paris or Das Modell,Zwitter,Eiferducht,Mehr,Amour and Kokain.🙏👌👍Please more Lindemann Songs.

[@davethedaverofficial]

Please watch the live Version from Madison square garden! Great reaction btw

[@RAMMMAN37]

If I’m not mistaken, that album was banned, and in Germany for this song in particular.

[@Petra-Merlin]

No not banned, but it was only allowed to sell it to persons, who are +18 years ;)

[@RAMMMAN37]

@@Petra-Merlin Thanks for the clarification. I stand corrected. Restrictions on situations like this usually end up with more sales.

[@magnoliads2547]

Some songs of Rammstein are based on true stories. Such as this or "Mein Teil!" ... based on cruel and true things happend in real life!

[@ShilohFSource]

The song is about self-harm.

[@arnodobler1096]

100 times better and more brutal then Fifty Shades of BS

[@andreasvogele1621]

It´s Sado-Masochism

[@HellBrYnger]

you gotta get your relations straight.

[@Zino027]

Aahhh. A little bdsm. Doesn't hurt anybo... oh wait... 😉🤣

[@peterpickler]

Boxing Helena

[@rudolfbart]

well those are world we dont fit in I am a blacksmith and I came into such things and some little spanks on a bottom and such things ok but it is like outer space we cant go there we could not hurt anyone even if they love it but ok its there ways

[@gerdhohenecker6001]

MADE IN DEUTSCHLAND

[@peekaboosue]

ERSTE 😁❤

[@arnodobler1096]

😂😂

[@peekaboosue]

@@arnodobler1096 😜😅

[@Triplebrc]

Aww hat song has a great live performance and a video, seems like a waste to react to some text instead.

[@peekaboosue]

I feel the same way and have also voiced my opinion..I mean isnt it possible to pull up the lyrics separately and maybe read the lyrics first or do how some other reactors where they watch the video then when they pause they read the lyrics or wait till the end of the performance than go over the lyrics..so so many awesome live performances being missed here.