TOP 5 RAMMSTEIN FACTS! 🤘 Did You Know These German Insights?

[@dawnsky999]

I'm learning German and really enjoy your interesting content with the mini German vocabulary lessons included!! Thanks

[@LylleFisk]

Going the other way. I can learn English, cause he speaks realy slow and clear. Love it.

[@derHexenhammer]

Yes I love the interesting content. And the inclusion of German vocabulary.

[@lunatic.asf420]

I am from the U.S. actually Im from Hawai'i. Ive been a big fan of Rammstein since high school, I noticed what made me enjoy their music was their sound, I love the rough gritty hard music they create. And the more I learn about the band, the more I respect and appreciate the band more

[@Psymon1471]

Fact #6. I haven't been able to stop listening to Radio since it was released

[@amikutza16]

same here

[@lf9179]

Radio... Mein radio....

[@wowt]

Raaaaaaa diooo. Mein Radio.

[@changedname9988]

So fucking true

[@MJAce85]

Deutschland and auslander for me

[@jettinaevonjaeger7072]

I recently moved to Deutschland from the USA. Rammstein and other German Metal bands is mostly how I've been learning the language. Thank you for this interesting information!

[@Name-ps9fx]

My daughter took 3 years of German in high school...her enthusiasm for both Rammstein and the language also got my boys involved in learning German and the band...we had frequent Rammstein parties, rocking out to concert videos, albums, and watching many videos on KZbin. Good times, good times! 👍🏼🍺

[@wallaroo1295]

Way to parent! Not just filling your kids' heads with knowledge, but the wisdom of experience in seeing that knowledge put to use! Cheers!

[@LEO-xo9cz]

What is their view on Israel?

[@tortalicious1112]

Wow, your kids are so lucky to have a dad like you!

[@colinwallace3691]

My wife is of a German background, so I have a basic working knowledge of the language. I find that the lyrics often indulge in clever wordplay, with homonyms and what seem to be puns. Till's delivery is very theatrical, something found in opera, where one must enunciate so that the audience can easily understand the lyrics, making the potentially ambiguous sounds less so. It also has the effect of conveying a sense of energy and purpose, which works well with the powerful (simple maybe, but it really bounces) music the band creates. Part of the fun lies in finding out what the lyrics mean, especially when you see some of the bad translations that are out there. Great Video!!

[@cooki1365]

I think the most interesting part is that the lyrics are inspired by the music instead of the other way around. That's impressive.

[@pfcsantiago8852]

Same as Led Zep.

[@discovery2727]

this is not true

[@melissaroberts9941]

Tool do the same

[@gregorybrian]

discovery2727 what is not true?

[@krauser_]

it's this way for every metal band, lol

[@fenrysfenir5858]

big Rammstein fan(non German) what i can say from analyse them over all as a band is they tend to grossly satirize aspects of society culture and trends to the point of shock, lyrics are awesome, and the fact that they refuse to be a part of a trend and come up with original stuff makes them not just unique but eyeopening

[@WithdrawalFX]

What the dude of number 5 basicly said is that the voice should be an instrument so it can convey something, even if the lyrics aren't understood. FINALLY! Someone who shares my view on vocals. Love it!

[@sluttymctits4496]

My thoughts exactly. I don't understand German (save for the occasional basic word) and have always taken Till's voice as yet another instrument in the band. When you don't know what is being said, it allows you to focus more on the music as a whole and not solely on what is being said. I actually kind of prefer it that way, as I feel like I get a more sonic experience from listening to Rammstein, or any non-English speaking band, for that matter.

[@shazeedalindemann2337]

I have been listening to Rammstein since they 2000 and never stopped. Every single day I listen in my car or at the gym. I have mastered all the songs and lyrics but I don't speak German, I only speak and understand their music. I love German everything so it's easy!

[@MagiconIce]

And now Imagine, you'd actually could understand, what they're saying, it is just more beatiful. I can understand, that it can be hard to learn another language, especially german, but it is worth it. I, as a german mothertongue speaker, had a hardtime when, as a kid, I couldn't speak english and didn't understood it and rather "sung along" with made up vowels, when I heard english lyrics. But I'm happy that in time, mainly due to watching favorite TV shows and playing favorite games in english but of cause also with the help of the school lessons in that subject, learned the language, so I can understand and speak English myself and actually understand, what english speaking bands are singing and sing along properly :D

[@edvinkeskin8558]

Lol this comment has humorous value. I'm quite sure you'd be able to learn German quickly since you have become fond of hearing german language so much via rammstein.

[@RIchardDavidson007]

I'm a U.S. citizen, with hispanic origins and Love Germany. Thank you for your video. excellent.

[@briangleason5597]

Rammstein are to me the best heavy metal band, the lead singer sings with absolute passion. I would give anything to meet these guy's. Just an outstanding band. God Bless you guy's and keep Rocking.

[@trez337]

I find the fact that all 6 members are still together and still is writing music. I listen to their new album every day going and leaving work. Salutations from a french Canadian.

[@g-dub5272]

Du Hast introduced me to them and I never looked back

[@coronapack]

The producer is correct. Here in the US, even when people didn't understand the word meaning, rhythmically and phonetically, words were always appealing to the ear. Hand and glove. Melody and lyrics.

[@RoadRallyLife]

20 year Rammstein fan from the states - I've always loved the sound of the band, then I began translating the lyrics and was blown away by how deep and poetic some of the songs were. Love them!

[@MrIh8hondas]

As an American, my view on Till's lyrics is that they're simple enough for anyone who's taken a basic German course to get the main point of, but also thought-provoking and layered enough to be interesting to more advanced German learners and even native speakers. Musically, they're not the most virtuosic of bands, but I (and this is just my opinion) believe they use dynamics very well and are very good at creating atmosphere and filling a space with their sound.

[@devenscience8894]

And I think that 5th reason is WHY Till rolls his Rs. Because he knows many will listen that don't understand German, and so he uses his voice like an instrument, doing things that we non-native speakers will find interesting or catchy.

[@andreachristgau3483]

Deven Science I don’t speak a lick of German but I love listening to their music and I sing along in German. I look at the lyrics in German and English so I know what the song is about. I can’t roll my Rs when singing but I try! I like how it sounds actually and it is distinctive.

[@1hej0k3r]

I wouldn't think so. He always rolled the R's, even in the early days, and as a German band, making music in German in the late 80's/early 90's it was extremely unlikely they would ever become known outside of Germany.

[@shadowlink3339]

Great video! I had Rammstein's 2nd album when it came out and didn't have internet to look up translations. They're music rocked hard and the lyrics (even though I didn't know them) fit well with the music. I like Till's style in delivery and how poetic some songs are. I'm also very proud of them for singing about topics that are somewhat taboo /forgotten/ swept under the rug. This makes the music more real on a whole other level. Rammstein is my favorite band as I have been listening to them for about 15 years. Never let down by anything that they produce. Always look forward to more! Thanks Dave, those were 5 facts I didn't know about. Much love!

[@mcstaal]

Dave. I'm old enough to remember that Rammstein was a east german band. I think it's an importen factor to understand their lyrics, statements, sound and position in german minds. Great channel. Grüssen aus Dänemark

[@dml-_2120]

They also have had another name for the band called "Feeling B"

[@ElZebbo]

@@dml-_2120 Feeling B was the band in which Paul and Flake played before Rammstein came together.

[@XmarkedSpot]

@mcstaal, the band formed in 1994, five years after East Germany already -had annexed- reunified with the west. Gruß zurück

[@XmarkedSpot]

@T. J Powzy The claim was that they were an east German band, meaning it existed already while the country did as well. Being born there doesn't change the fact.

[@XmarkedSpot]

@T. J Powzy To clarify, i wouldn't call a Croatian band Yugoslavian, just because the members were born in a since defunct country.

[@valahearn9971]

My favorite band in the whole wide world! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@rachelzwarts7007]

The best Band ever!!!

[@simen9155]

Mine to.

[@Zurpanik]

I absolutely love that you mentioned the idea that understanding the meaning of the lyrics of their songs contributes to the "icing" on the German cake. Haha! I agree with you wholeheartedly. I fell in love with German in high school and then changed my entire college career after a year to studying German because of the shaking their music did to my soul. That was years ago and I still listen to Rammstein and I still find new things in the language, the lyrics, the meaning that go far beyond just the electrifying sound. But it started with the sound, and the "icing" I've had has been oh so delicious.

[@mysteryegg340]

wow. I grew up in Germany in the 80's and we used to visit the Ramstein base (we were British military - RAF). I remember that crash, I was 8 years old at the time. Often wondered if there was a connection

[@ItsAllison-ub3vx]

I don't speak a single word of German, but I love Rammstein! 🥰🖤

[@madnessbydesignVria]

As an American, I knew I had German ancestry. Until I listened to Rammstein, I had no idea how German I was... :)

[@jasoncreech4486]

Thanks for the translations. I have always enjoyed the music and never knew any of the words.

[@massphiri2252]

I understand nothing they sing but Ive been blasting Rammstein for almost 2 dacades now and worship them.

[@dannysmith9537]

I'm Australian, so I only speak English (our unique version of it) 🤣 What little German I know I've learnt from Rammstein. Huge fan since the late 90's!! One of these days I'll learn to speak German. Even though I know what all of their songs are about, and read the translations I still feel I'm missing out on a reasonable portion of their music by not understand them in real time. Deutschland Deutschland Above All!!

[@AL_theDrifter]

Du Hast hooked me from day one.

[@maxbeale8186]

I love your videos about Rammstein and their lyrics. I’ve learnt a lot of German because of Rammstein

[@QueenNoodle]

Planning my 3rd Rammstein Tattoo. I love Germany, Love Rammstein, love the language too! Been to Berlin. I loved that place saw the Alexanderplatz too went to the Menschen Museum too. Which was extremely interesting. Sorry I’m rambling but I just love it.

[@RottedDollface]

I am from Puerto Rico, and have been a fan of Rammstein since the beginning, now my older brother and mother love their music too.🤘🖤

[@thesteveus]

Even as a non-German speaking Australian, I always assumed the rolling r's were nothing more than a bit of a poetic effect to the songs.

[@RickCarlson]

That was a great video Dave. I didn't know a single fact you gave us so thank you very much for that. I'll subscribe now and check out a couple other vids of your and see if I want to get notifications.

[@solo1013]

By Far Thee Best Heavy Metal Band Ever to come out of Germany! Rammstein is up their to me with The Prodigy and Public Enemy when it comes to Musically Influence amongst Metal,Rock, Electronic,Dance , Hip Hop and Rap! Rammstein is G.O.A.T an definitely a Future Rock An Roll Hall of Fame Band!✊

[@HumanoidMachine]

Peter Steele of Type O Negative was known for rolling his r's. I've heard that one of Rammstein's influences was Type O.

[@mz.6109]

I am a German American and I agree with you. Thank you for the info on my favorite rock band😚

[@thebubster0312]

Discovered this band recently. Sixty now and love it. Love the expressionist movies from the 1920's and 30's.

[@JeopardizeNL]

Been listening to rammstein all my early life years cause my parent were fans, Im dutch myself and only now learning about the meaning of some songs it totally give me new shivers ands goosebumps. theyre definitly one of the goats!

[@rammertimegaming1609]

I'm American and rammstein is my favorite band. It's my dream to see them live...

[@jeanne5922]

Same :')

[@chrishoffman4635]

Big fan of Rammstein and their "silly marching music." Till is a fantastic lyricist. Clear waters don't run still. 😁

[@pietergoosen3665]

I'm an Afrikaans speaking boertjie who knows no German, but some German words are very close to Afrikaans, so here and there one can make sense of what the songs are about. I do like the rolling R in German because it is the same rolling R that we use in Afrikaans, and it works very well. One funny as hell fact is, the way that you roll that R's in English at specific time lapses is the very first give-away that someone who is speaking English is actaully a raw Afrikaans speaking person 🤣🤣 But I'm very rarely into songs for the lyrics and their meanings when it comes to metal, I purely enjoy the guitars and the big thick riffs. With Rammstein you get the added bonus of Till's voice and the way German sound

[@jeredkairis9378]

RAMMSTEIN IS SO GOOD. PURE MUSIC

[@ichliebekartoffeln5514]

You are actually my German teacher 😂. I'm a big fan of Rammstein, and it's cool to learn vocabulary during learning things about my favorite band (sorry for my english... I'm french😅)

[@marciarunfola9503]

I have seen Rammstein in concert in Utah AND I LOVE RAMMSTEIN !!! I have all of their CD's and am waiting for the newest. I LOVE THEIR MUSIC ! IT IS POWERFUL ! RAW ! I WANT MORE ! I love the pyrotechnic stuff they did ! My favorite song is hard for me to choose.....Mein Teil..or Sonne...

[@evemerrick-williams3147]

Love this channel!

[@jmarshallca2013]

Love your video Dave, very informative. Thank you!

[@Big_Boss_Asenffy]

Nice vid bro i knew about "Mein Teil" but not the others, i been listening to Rammstein for 10 years this year, since i was 16 i been listening, im not german but i do understand 70-80% of Rammsteins songs via my self teaching, i learnt them by reading the lyrics while listening to the song and will memorize the english and then listen to it and translate it my head, rinse and repeat and even when i listened to their new album i could still get some of it without reading any lyrics! :) liked and subscribed!

[@ukdnbmarsh]

i dont speak german but i really love the rammstein sound, its just great

[@aznkriss133]

I mean they're rhythmic monsters. It's simple but it's groovy.

[@stuartbertles8721]

Great information thanks for sharing! I discovered Rammstein by watching XXX with Vin diesel. Loved the music in the opening scene and have been a fan ever since. Thanks for filling in the gaps in my learning about them. I also am attempting to learn to speak German / Dutch.

[@THEwb1812]

Me too XXX!!!

[@somedude5951]

German and Dutch are two separate languages. You'll have to choose one, or study two languages.

[@stuartbertles8721]

SomeDude yes two!

[@michaelbannerman-roberts1518]

Thx 4 that - HAV Only Just discovered Rammstein - Top band, love it.

[@wallaroo1295]

Awesome video man! I only took two years of German in high school, in the 90s... so, I *know* I'll screw this up - but I'll give it a go anyway: Das war sehr gut! Ich liebe Rammstein! Deine Deutsche ist wundergrossen!

[@Valior86]

Interesting video, I didn't know about the process behind writing music and lyrics. I've been listening to Rammstein since 1997 (I think, maybe even earlier), and their music really helped me learning German as a second foreign language at high school. While I'm not really good at spoken German as I lack regular speaking opportunities, I can read or listen without too many problems. Also thanks to them (and having access to mostly German cable music stations while I was young) I found a lot of other German bands I would discover probably 10+ years later.

[@irontusk341]

Reise Reise is only my second favorite. My number 1 is Mutter... Liebe ist Fur Alle Da is my 3rd favorite.

[@Wolf.88]

irontusk341 Same here

[@Conspiracy515]

Live ist Fur Alle Da was awesome. Reise Reise will ALWAYS be my favorite

[@ezekielherrera4070]

I am am a non spanish speaking , latino american who fell in live with rammstein and metal music. I agree with your take on their simple yet very clever musicianship and lyrics. Though i didn’t know any german at first i was captivated by the sounds as the producer and they intended, after learning some german and understanding the lyrics even better i still find myself wondering at their deeper meanings and intent

[@ФэликсПэриклэс]

Even though it’s not the kind of music I usually listen to,Rammstein are my favourite ones. I’ve just began to learn German and it’s not that I don’t like the High German -r- sound ,but I have to admit that Till’s rolling -rrr- is actually EPIC

[@PuffinFluffin1337]

Cool quick, and interesting facts about Rammstein, as the band are themselves! They're visiting my country Norway, to play tomorrow. Me and the gang will be there to see them! 🤘😎🤘

[@t.l.c7481]

As an artist, musician, and poet... I get the art behind the music. It’s theatrical. I really enjoy the lyrics. Sometimes sarcastic like in Amerika 😉 and makes a point in Deutschland

[@WaffleCore87]

I'm with R+ since high-school... They helped me not just to enjoy music in a different way but they made me feel it!

[@mrmojavedude4050]

Saw them live twice, My wife saw them 3 times, Her first was a very small venue, They always put on an awesome show :0)

[@krisstopher8259]

i saw them here in sweden on an olympic stadium and it felt like a new religion or something. very intense

[@INK1217]

I do not speak German AT ALL! However, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE RAMMSTEIN! I have listened since the beginning and have seen them a few times in concert on the rare occurrence that they come to my neck of North America. I know mostly all the words to most every song that I’ve been exposed to. EVEN THOUGH I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I’M SAYING! Great Band!! Truly!

[@osianshirley7175]

nice video that was really cool :)

[@brandoncullison2509]

First off on a thank you for explaining some things but still I love Rammstein when I first heard them which was in a movie and saw them playing they were actually what inspired me to learn German them and my German heritage

[@aussieausdeutschland4245]

I first came across Rammstein on the 2001 Big Day Out music festival tour in Australia at the Gold Coast... man they blew me away with his vocals and the melody. I didn't speak German at the time.... aber sechs Jahre später ich habe kennengelernt meine Frau und wir Umgezogen bis Deutschland zusammen die Deutsche Sprache

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Awesome! Keep learning and enjoying the German language! :)

[@yindyamarra]

I just love the band, and I’m a old fart who grew up with ac/dc

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Nothing wrong with that! :)

[@deborahtimm8170]

I eat & sleep Rammstein 😄 Wish I spoke German, would help! 💜

[@oceanblack]

What I've noticed is that most of the time, especially in Reise Reise album Till used a lot of words that can be easily guessed or understood by english speakers and he places them very strategically, for example in song mutter or sonne, most people can guess that this song is about a mother or the sun and there are plenty more clues in the lyrics and in the music itself. Probably being able to understand the big general theme of the song, but not understanding the detail makes it a lot more intiguing for people.

[@christopherhenderson239]

I'm somewhat surprised that you didn't mention that they all grew up in the DDR.

[@magnusm4]

They grow up in the Dance Dance Revolution? Surprised they aren't all tap dancing while playing

[@faustianluminary4456]

Perhaps it was assumed the majority of serious fans would already know this?

[@LEO-xo9cz]

DNR?

[@wallaroo1295]

@@magnusm4 Seriously?

[@mysteryegg340]

@@magnusm4 Surely you mean the Deutsche Dance Revolution?

[@desmondellis657]

Till has to be up there in the top 5 rock vocalists of all time, along with Rob Hanford, Ian Gillian, Bruce Dickinson and the late great Ronnie James Dio!

[@x1pyroveride]

Reise, Reise was the first time i heard rammstein and it stuck with me. Since then they have become one of the only metal bands i like today.

[@Oyvind88]

Exellent video and i love the germany langues:)

[@dukeibos1745]

The reason I like Rammstein is simple The stage show is awesome! The music may be simple, but it rocks hard!!! They make bands like guns and roses sound like a bunch of school girls!! Last but not least it's so f***ing loud!!!! It cost me major to see them. I will spend it again!!!!

[@krisstopher8259]

yes the live show was totally worth the 100+usd. it was actually the first time i saw a live show ever and it was rammstein! awesome tunes and lots of fire and action. it blew my mind and i also got some nice pics

[@loudspeaker436]

Nice one ,,, thanx

[@user-ls1bw2uw1j]

I'm from finland and i always roll the r and I have pronounced it like that even before I started listening to rammstein. I think it's because my first german teacher in middle school pronounced the r like that because she had lived in austria. Now in highschool have different teacher and he and my other groupmates pronounce the r different than me hahah

[@rammsterdamm020]

Well, you have to admit ….. Rein Raus is pretty obvious too what it's about. And I love the melodies behind the stumpf und monoton. It's almost classical, like Sonne, Alter Mann, Amour, Nebel, Ohne Dich, Du riechst so gut and more. And Los is awesome, lyrics wise, because of the double meaning of Los as in "(here we) go", "less" or "without". A funny play with German language. The poet that is Lindemann really stands out in this. In English, not so much. As they say, they sing about "Liebe in alle Formen und Varianten". Rammstein to me is therapy, live and on record.

[@williamgorham7339]

I literally said “Mein Teil” at the same time you did and my wife gave me the craziest look 👀 lol 🤣. I replied with you would not understand. Great videos for those of us in the USA who know minimal German, but are fans of Rammstein. 🍻 here’s to waiting patiently for May 17th and the new Tool album which should launch by the year 2100 hopefully 😫.

[@calamitous_999]

Mein Urgroßvater war Bayer und sprach ausschließlich Deutsch; also bin ich mit Deutsch und Englisch aufgewachsen. Das Hören von Rammstein war eine großartige Gelegenheit, in meine "zweite Kultur" einzutauchen, und ich habe seitdem nie zurückgeschaut.

[@texan_commando]

My old no.1 fav was “reise reise.” Bit ever since they released “Deutschland” ive been listening to it nonstop

[@wernerbloemen1552]

Isn't the part of mein teil slightly different? I believe it wasn't his lover he killed, but a guy who posted an advert that he wanted to be killed an eaten? They cut of his 'teil' and ate it together before he killed the person

[@user-me8hy8ew4o]

I didn't inform myself that well but another KZbin comment said that he accidentally burned "sein Teil" and fed it to the dogs... I don't know anymore what's right, so many different opinions/information🤷

[@BaldingClamydia]

@@user-me8hy8ew4o I've heard both of those stories >.

[@catsaregreat768]

They met eachother on the cannibal forum. They talked about cannibalism and they decided to do it. One man got his weiner cut off and they tried to eat it but they failed because they cooked it for to long. This was the wish of the man btw he allowed to be eaten if he could try his own weiner. After that the man was killed and eaten by the other man.

[@BaldingClamydia]

@@catsaregreat768 that's the same story I heard except no one died, that's why the cannibal didn't go to jail. I heard about it on one of Simon Whistler's channels

[@catsaregreat768]

@@BaldingClamydia I think the song is referencing armin meiwes and he indeed did kill the other person. And got punished for it.

[@MaddMaxx2012]

I don't understand a word of German but Rammstein is my favorite band and I love every album. To me it's all about the beat, the sounds of the words (as I don't understand them) and how they flow with the music and the way each song has it's own feel, personality and emotion to it...It's almost a subconcious feel to it... They rarely come to North America, so I was only oble to see them once, but it was in a sports arena (Montreal) and it was the best most unbelieveable show I have ever seen. , the concert was like a dark Broadway production! They are epic artists in every sense of the word. The latest CD is also so good! I have it in the car on a permanent basis and have listened to it at least 100 times...so far...

[@kenjohnson1041]

I came across du hast on KZbin,now I can sing in german.All that's left is to go see them live

[@Rammstein24]

Yup, same here. The thumbnail with them wearing those masks instantly cought my attention

[@Pelarmar1]

Great video! I did not know they named the band after the air show. Which coincidentally I was actually there when my father was in the US Air Force. I can remember being so close to the accident and how bad it was. Keep up the good work.

[@lazysandy5375]

Hell yeah

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Guter Punkt! Vieles klingt und wirkt ziemlich düster, aber eigentlich scheinen viele Texte schlichtweg über verschiedene Aspekte der Liebe geschrieben worden zu sein. :)

[@lazysandy5375]

VlogDave Was, wenn man zum Beispiel an "Ich tu dir weh" denkt, irgendwie ein wenig verstörend ist :D

[@littlebat5348]

@@lazysandy5375 oder Wiener Blut 😅 ...

[@xxxJesus666xxx]

@@lazysandy5375 " Ich tu dir weh" kann als Ode an die BDSM Scene gesehen werden.

[@martinwalthert1709]

Rammstein Forever!🇨🇭🔥🎸👍

[@brooksequine7621]

I just thought that , yes , it was a Swiss sound as we do know that they roll their " Rrr's " harder than we do . Yes . My mother was Bavarian , Father was Nuremberg bred - mother rolled her "Rrr's " more than father and .. he was hard on her for that . When I spent years in Vienna , father sniffed at me and said in a demeaning and funny tone , " You sound like Viennesse " .... Sniff , sniff ! :)))) Loved my Father and his Hoch Deutsch ! I'm a German American lady who adores Germany ! Thanks for your work ! Tschuus !

[@kiankazem3846]

Thanks a lot. I also can also mentioned that Ram or barreling Ram was a war machine. And combination of Ram and Stein (Stone) can be interpreted as stoneram

[@Graehaus]

I am trying to learn my ancestral tongue, My family came from the Hessians hired during the war of '76. I am fascinated with German bands, From Faun to Rammstein and so. I am kind of embarrassed that I am using Duolingo. But I surprise myself when words pop up that i understand the gist of lyrics and also these vids you make help out a lot Dave. Danke

[@laserant]

Nice points thank you

[@CaptainAwesomeLP]

I don't comment often but I recently discovered and fell in love with Rammstein!!! This bideo was awsome

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks for making an exception, Luke! Appreciate that :)

[@sam24293]

I heard in a interview that they didn’t want to associate the name rammstein with the air accendent

[@olgamarsh169]

Your English is perfect.

[@Krodomful]

Seeehr gutes Video 👍🏻 top!!!

[@frankpineda1832]

I love rammstein , the best ever

[@rolandet]

I've only heard a German speak such good English once before. Hats of to you sir.

[@Sid7o]

Hay VlogDave. Thank you for your explanations in aspects of this band. Not nit picking as i have learned a ton from this vid but the knowledge the you shared i think this vid could have been easily twice as long and just as interesting.

[@christopherbishop5014]

Love rammstien and the German language . It sounds very cool.

[@derkdiggler4634]

WUNDERBAR!!!!!!🇩🇪

[@megamollie9]

I always thought a rammstein was a battering ram as used to smash through the castle doors

[@DefinitelyGerman]

It somehow relates to that meaning as well (see the 'ramstone' literal translation and the verb 'rammen' (to ram sth). :)

[@eaaaaaaaaaaaaaa5]

That would be a "Rammbock".

[@brucecharlie8613]

Great video, original facts too awesome you