Eisbrecher Verrückt German Lyrics+English Translation

[@swundix5023]

so ein Hammer

[@Fettigkeit]

Yes

[@BrandonSLockey]

i am crazy over this song

[@ZA-mb5di]

I guess you could say it made you go Verrückt

[@Antonemann]

@@ZA-mb5di💀

[@kirablack9436]

I never saw the comments... this discussion is so crazy. Verrückt can be any word that describes an mental illnes. Like a rock/metal-music-version of the joker. Verrückt stands here for "geisteskrank" which would be: mentally ill, insane, mad, brainsick. But if you enter "verrückt" in a translator it shows you "crazy" which also is a synonym for mad. And mad is one for brainsick.

[@mattywjeisz8227]

Verrückt is contextual. You need to have an appropriate understanding of the lyrics to grasp the context in which verrückt is being used. You could say: “I broke up with her, and she was mad” or, “I yelled at her and she went crazy”. Verrückt fits perfectly into both scenarios but it’s the context of the preceding words that define its definition within the sentence.

[@masterofbloopers]

Now I feel like playing World At War zombies on Verruckt

[@spencercain7505]

if that was a pun. It was a bad one

[@schnatten8660]

masterofbloopers *verrückt World at War zombies with Verrückt? Why?

[@colonialf7047]

Schnatten verruckt is a map on waw zombies, it was a insane asylum in germany

[@DARKFIRES2006]

for me i LOVE the music but yes almost learned german now and i still like it in german - adrenalin of course is next HAHA - ich liebe dich deutschland (never been there yet but i will)

[@grandkanyon4006]

Same here I just finished German 1 in highschool 🤘🤘

[@zepwnersoup88]

thank you so much for making this video i love seeing what these songs mean

[@gaminganimators7000]

Love this song

[@githon1541]

Dankeschön

[@OS-fq6nd]

Opopopopopop

[@gaymidgetpornstar]

Catchy tune!

[@joeyu6708]

guys... jeez sick/crazy/insane mean the same in this context. just DROP IT...

[@nerdieone1]

This fits Hannibal so well.

[@persie8060]

✔👍

[@gaminganimators7000]

Not really

[@nerdieone1]

@@gaminganimators7000 yes it does watch the tv show.

[@zacanderson7539]

But it is implied, if one calls you "Sick" and you were talking about mental insanity, then one would assume they meant crazy or insane.

[@jimjames3162]

I want to hear an English cover

[@thefattestofalberts3500]

Danke du

[@agustinruizmoreno524]

vielen dank!

[@momoxxy3887]

Danke!

[@gradycrooks3805]

It means both, as well as a few others. it depends on context.

[@yellonzoromm6061]

Und wir isT hier in za comments section verrucktttt!!😜😜😝😝

[@zeitgeist6995]

Are we seriously arguing about the translation of verrückt? Gott im himmel.

[@AndyHoward]

Gotterdammerung!

[@DrBarbequeSauce]

I personally like Tanzwut's Verrückt better. I know the entire last verse of that song in Deutsch und English. Ich Liebe Deutschland!

[@chapter8657]

crazy = verrückt mad = verrückt

[@CromesKingdom]

Verdammt es alter!

[@robertkincaid1728]

Crazy

[@LGDgamingTheReal]

It sounds so awesome in German, but English makes me uncomfortable for these songs... anyone else?

[@crocsbait]

nope

[@nicolettaciccone1004]

I love german language that I am learning but I have to have the english translation just to check what the heck I am singing... Greetings to beautiful Germany from the USA.💜

[@LilianPrince]

:D Greetings from Germany! Great music taste by the way^^

[@henriquebenassi]

Isnt it interestring how this sounds ok in german?? it is a cultural thing.. it allows them to talk about these things in their songs..

[@wisemankugelmemicus1701]

Henrique Benassi We can sing about fucked up shit in English. Here’s a lyric from Avenged Sevenfold’s song a Little Piece of Heaven,”Must’ve stabbed her fifty fucking times! I can’t believe it! Ripped her heart out right before her eyes! Eyes over easy! EAT IT. EAT IT. EAT IT.” The song is about necrophilia.

[@WeshWe]

Verrückt

[@RonnyRunescape]

I mean sure, it means the same thing but when you're trying to sing along greif doesn't really sound like fass.

[@Zaros2400]

I want to like, but it's at 666, which is perfect.

[@nicolettaciccone1004]

Elliott Long The six is not a perfect number, just sharing darling.

[@kimmyrarity811]

Yo Sonic. I'm trying to reconnect with you and you literally are off the grid man. Reply to this comment when you get it. Sorry if everyone else thinks I'm old or verruckt.

[@laurensmith9103]

Meh. When I learned German Krank meant sick, but it makes sense. Dankeschon!

[@martinamax5803]

spitze !!

[@dangelamaero259]

badass period :)

[@czechistan_zindabad]

Ja!

[@AlexanderDragneel]

666 likes.....damn I don`t want to ruin that :(

[@RonnyRunescape]

You wrote "Greif' in deine Wunden und schuere die Glut!".. don't you think it sounds more like "Fass in deine Wunden...."?

[@sanmacgregor357]

👀 🤘 ✌️ 👌

[@MaxisRichtofen]

thats basically one in the same

[@falloutbrotherhoodofwastel1550]

Witch better Verruckt (German) Or Verruckt Nazi zombies Easter Egg

[@ravenlover7924]

Both.

[@MaxisRichtofen]

hard to find 360p+

[@ralfolbertz5851]

Bin unterwegs

[@DrBarbequeSauce]

Bin Ich Verrückt- Am I Crazy. Not I am crazy

[@connorclabaugh9962]

+alex crawley ... No... Ich Bin Verrückt is I am crazy, Bin Ich Verrückt is I'm crazy. The difference is the contraction.

[@DrBarbequeSauce]

+Connor Clabaugh Lets just agree to disagree here. I'm not admitting defeat, I just don't want to waste my time on this

[@connorclabaugh9962]

+alex crawley Ok. First off, thank you, you're the first person I've met on the Internet who has done this. Second, I'll agree that it's a good idea to agree to disagree. Have a nice day!

[@DrBarbequeSauce]

+Connor Clabaugh Ja. Lets just go our separate ways and forget this whole ordeal. Auf Wiedersehen

[@melaxy33]

I am learning German, uhm in the phrase "Zum Glueck bin ich verrueckt", the verb has to ALWAYS be the second word in a sentence. When you put a subject or a phrase like "zum Glueck" as the beginning, you still have to have the verb as the second, then you put the subject. Otherwise the subject is first, verb second then everything else. (Time is also always the third after the verb, then any place or preposition.)

[@laurensmith9103]

Krank means sick though....

[@richardparker3273]

Lauren Smith ya but it can be sick physically *or* mentally, depending on context

[@guiltyxiphos1204]

Borderlands bandits tribute.

[@chriswein323]

Hi , hi , hi,....

[@STR0ZZ]

Lyrics ?

[@atincrown3801]

Idk how I got here

[@nikolaibellic6371]

ich bin Veruckt fur das musik!

[@nikolaibellic6371]

yeah i know improper grammer, but you try findong the omlaut on a USA keyboard for those who want to be grammer nazis, so yeah fuck you!

[@teo2712]

Nikolai Bellic actually the umlaut missing isn't the only mistake...das musik...

[@LexieAssassin]

+Nikolai Bellic ü alt + 0252 ß alt + 0223 ä alt + 0228 ö alt + 0246

[@brian-8674]

Malavida die musik right?

[@LilianPrince]

Actually it's "Ich bin verrückt nach dieser Musik" or "Nach dieser Musik bin ich verrückt". I don't want to be a "grammar nazi", I just wrote this for those, who want to know the right sentence.