First Time Reaction | Rammstein - "Ich Will"

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[@garyowen598]

Theres always a story behind their songs this one in particular. The Gladbeck hostage-taking (also known as the Gladbeck hostage crisis) was a high-profile crime in West Germany and the Netherlands in the summer of 1988, during which three people lost their lives. The bank robbery with the subsequent taking of hostages began in Gladbeck in North Rhine-Westphalia and ended after around 54 hours on Autobahn 3 near Bad Honnef with an access by the Cologne police's special task force (SEK). In the aftermath of the crime, the behavior of the police and reporters was massively criticized and a social debate about the responsibility and limits of journalism was initiated.The behavior of the journalists, who hindered the work of the police due to their close proximity to the events, later sparked an intensive public debate. Among other things, several interviews were conducted with the perpetrators, a press photographer acted as a liaison to the police and a Cologne journalist rode in the getaway car to show the perpetrators the way out of the city centre. The Gladbeck hostage-taking is an important subject of investigation in media system research. Explanation from another poster so thanks for the effort.

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

I think jumping from the video to that Gladbeck hostage disaster back in the 80s is a bit far fetched. If that was the intention, its only in the video and not the lyrics. And even then, it would be very subtle. Ok, there is the part of people being fascinated by the bank robber and thus the police cant shoot them. But that is about it.

[@MW-cx3sb]

The media has been our enemy for so long I don't think there was ever a time that they weren't.

[@KHorN32KHarN3]

Greetings from Gladbeck, Germany :)

[@holpergeist]

@@gulliverthegullible6667 well you could do some research. It is (!) about the Gladbeck Desaster and the controversy of the medias role. The robbery possibly wouldn't have ended in this desaster if it hadn't been live covered by the press giving information to the criminals during their escape. A Journalist even helped them to escape to get a good story. The police couldn't do anything without getting the hostages, civilians and reporters into danger. In the end the robbers got fame and died together with their hostages.

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

@@holpergeist I vividly remember the hostage situation from my childhood. The whole nation discussed it. I was the only schoolkid in the classroom who argued that the police has the moral obligation to kill the criminals. However, the song is so obviously just about band / audience relation that the hostage situation only comes to mind when you watch the official video. It is not in the lyrics and does not get evoked when performed live.

[@helenakasunic8810]

They actually have "making of" videos for several songs (including this one) on their KZbin channel. They are very interesting and it is amazing to actually hear from them what they wanted to show and say in the video and song. All the videos also have english titles which is very kind from them, because otherwise I wouldn’t understand them at all. 😅

[@arnodobler1096]

and funny you can see how nice they are and shy sometimes

[@helenakasunic8810]

@@arnodobler1096 Yes, that is totally true.

[@hobhamwich]

If you want to see the ultimate in audience participation, watch the live version of this song at the Hurricane Festival in 2016. The audience is absolutely screaming the call-and-response parts. Watch it with captions on. The lyrics are about them as artists begging to be seen, and the audience yelling back that they are seen. It's quite moving.

[@Nr4747]

I'm German and the lyrics of this song are rather simply, but very subversive. Till is asking the audience if they can hear and see him (and later them, the band) and chorus answers "we can hear/see you/you(the band)" - and is also telling them that he (and later they, the band) can't hear them (the audience) - meaning they need to be even louder in affirming that they can see/hear him/them (the band). In the quieter part of the song, Till (almost) whispers that he wants the audience to trust them (the band) and believe everything they say. Together with the video - which plays on the almost fetishizing focus of the mass media on crimes and "big bads" - it gives the song a very suggestive and almost "cult-like" tone.

[@Flurry17]

loved this song since i was kid. as non German speaker, i never realised this. love it even more now

[@Fedorchik1536]

I have a different reading of this. In the movie they are getting a reward for making a movie - this movie. And them making this movie is viewed by society as a big crime - the same in scale as, let's say, robbing a bank. And during all this they are repeating that they want to be heard, they want to take our attention, our cheers and us to understand them. And the crowd shout back that they hear, see them, understand them. Than the quiet part comes in, and he asks the same questions. Like asking "do you really see us? understand us?", "Do you really hear what we are saying" or "Do you just see us as a big loud peace disturbance, like the rest of society sees us?". And all this is accompanied by a footage of Till talking to a room of reporters, and by the time his intentions getting clear reporters are all suddenly dead. This is just telling that they are not interested in those questions at all. And the crowd keeps cheering, reporters keep chasing them, police arrests them, Flake gets blow up and they get a reward for being a big and loud peace disturbers. This is, of course, just my reading of this. And also only one of the layers of the movie.

[@Freiherr_von_Elnere]

RAMMSTEIN Lyrics and Videos are always meaning more than Two Things. Find the meaning, and the Songs are more greater as you Think before.

[@tigerlily8447]

Aileen I'm glad you always mention the drums, Schneider is dope and always looks so happy to be on stage, always smiling and singing along

[@MarcelloDiViolino]

„Ohne dich“ by Rammstein is both a beautiful song AND a great video. You should go for it as the next video to react to :-)

[@thatgirlanne]

Yes, this! You would love Ohne Dich!

[@ItsNikoHIMself]

Definitely live !

[@LHCB6]

Vote for the official video (if you can)

[@Opt1mus-Pr1me]

100%

[@TaylorMadeThaGoat]

AGREED

[@wildwine6400]

Official video is really good but this song is a big live song for them to. Go for the Hurricane festival 2016 version, this one includes English subtitles to. Link in reply below

[@wildwine6400]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIS7i4GVrrF9n5Y

[@SuperRonny12345]

The Hurricane live version ist a Banger and one of my favorites Rammstein song's.

[@NFLjunk79]

@@wildwine6400 Also much lower copyright risk = less pauses

[@arnodobler1096]

so good

[@myroxe6370]

You should do bück dich Montreal 2012. Amazing performance.

[@benjaminlanden8607]

Thank you for great reaction. Its amazing how much you appreciate this band!

[@AileenSenpai]

Thanks for watching!

[@nothingTVatYT]

Your pronunciation of Rammstein is on point. It's so adorable how you roll the R.

[@juwi8135]

One of those disturbing songs, "Wiener Blut" (Blood of Vienna) is one that hits very hard, if you speak German or know the translation and know the Story behind the song. As far as I know, they asked the victims if they are allowed to publish the song.

[@crepperman]

Cant wait to see them Live this Year in July. We drive nearly 4 Hours from Germany to the Netherlands because we got the tickets for an additional Concert there.

[@jeffreytam7684]

Saw them in Montreal a couple months ago, and this song in particular highlights their mastery of crowd engagement. They have an extraordinary ability (Till especially) to grab an audience and hold 50 000 people in palm of their hand. The light show in particular was incredible, with these columns of light reaching out into the night's sky. If you ever have the chance to see them live, even if you don't consider yourself a huge fan I would absolutely recommend going

[@davidbicket7201]

Dear Aileen I could not agree more. They really are the band all heavy rock should be compared to. The music, the theatrics, film clips and Till’s voice. He makes all other mail rockers sound like they have reached puberty yet. Recommendations for what you should review next of theirs would go on endlessly. Thank you

[@davesunhammer4218]

I am so happy that SOMEONE finally reacted to this song and video. Thanks for your reaction. This video is about the media sensationalizing villains. Sure, they are arrested but become stars in the process.

[@wildwine6400]

You can look at this video being about sensationalism, and portrayal of people by media. They break into a bank and blow up Flake. All the while, the crowd is supporting them outside and in the end win a film award for the footage of them doing it. You have the little black and white shots of them "dieng" , before the chorus hits, with cameras flashing on them. Representing "death by media". Similar sorta situation to the film "Dog Day Afternoon" , which is based on a true story , if youve ever seen it

[@AileenSenpai]

loved the symbolism in the video so much! thank you for sharing

[@michaelfinck7487]

Aileensenpai...another one of 4 billion women on this planet who fell in love with Rammstein and Till Lindemann. I also desperately need to learn how to sing with a deep voice and look like Frankenstein himself :-))

[@CavHDeu]

Entweder Mann hat's oder halt nicht 😁 ist schon schick ne tiefe Stimme zu haben.

[@leallack5293]

Hearing this song live in Berlin was just awesome. "Wir wollen eure Hände sehen" (we want to see ur hands) everybody raises their arms 70.000 People or so, "Könnt ihr mich hören" (Can u hear me) and the whole stadium screams wir hören dich it and so on was just unbelievable

[@bborud]

Yes, the call and response where the singer asks questions and the audience answers is often overlooked. What is really cool is that in some countries where people don’t usually understand German, the audience will know about this call and response and sing the correct responses back to the band.

[@wristcontr0l]

Words can't describe what it's like to be in a moshpit at a Rammstein concert.

[@blytheguy7510]

That bit at the end, the beats with flashing images, they added a few beats into the video. And the random images are images from their prior videos. They do easter eggs in the videos all the time. I love how much attention they pay to little things like that. For this video each "character" has a physical flaw of some kind, blind eye, fake hand, leg brace, etc. The images of the paparazzi taking pictures with band members falling is supposed to represent the media "shooting" them to death. And of course the chorus is them asking, do you hear me, see me, feel me? With the crowd saying back I can hear you, see you, feel you. I love how cinematic this video is. MUTTER is such a good album. Please do the title track video for them.

[@ralftolosa]

Very nics reaction. Every Rammstein song has a social message and convinces with its musical range. Unfortunatly, my wife does`t know that yet.

[@Bockwus]

ye they do look so young, it's 21 years ago

[@KelbenArunsun]

Rammstein may be the best known export from Germany, but they actually didnt start the "Neue deutsche Härte" (New Wave of German Metal) There is a band thats even older than Rammstein and actually inspired them. The name of the Band is Ooomph! If you want to check them out, id highly reccomend Ooomph! - Augen Aug or Träumst du? Another Band from Germany, that have a quite unique front voice that you maybe like are Eisbrecher. They do industrial Metal like Rammstein but their front guy has a bit of a different voice. Id reccomend Songs like Miststück(2012) , Zwischen uns or Verrückt.

[@BalloonInTheBalloon]

You are a good reviewer, and what I like the most is your intelligent takes on the music and videos. Well done!

[@faithhector6365]

I’ve recently gotten into them and are gonna see them live . So excited

[@RouviA]

Ohne Dich is my favorite Rammstein Song. :)

[@spiegelbild1799]

I recommending "saltatio mortis feat. lara loft - the dragonborn comes"

[@dogpower41]

Its a song you need live with Lyriks. Its rammstein to the Fans and for the Fans.

[@vasilnanev-peltekov1786]

Great reaction there :) ! This is one of my favourite songs of Rammstein , I love it. You should check also some live performance, just to see how the crowd is answering to Till when he asks them if they hear him , see him and ets... I love your reactions, Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@LEDZEP769]

Saw them in 2004 on the Pledge of Alligence Tour, huge sound and over the top insane pyro technics. Not German or understand their lyrics but music is universal in any language. 🤘🎤🥁🎸🔊🔥

[@ReinhardtBII]

You ought to check out Ne Obliviscaris - And Plague Flowers The Kaleidoscope (Live in Colorado 2016). Six of the most incredible musicians you'll ever lay eyes on. Clean singing, harsh vocals, a violin, insane drummer, bassist, two guitar players. Magic made into sound.

[@Icedmorgans]

Booked tickets to see them in Cardiff in the uk on the 30th of June . Been listening to them since the Mutter Album in 2001 . 57 now and my wife is 56 , we can’t wait.

[@zvendiearschficker6664]

And get those tickets! They put on the most ridiculously insane show on Earth! I swear you will not regret it! It will be the best show you’ve ever been to.

[@wendyedwards1440]

You go ahead and love Rammstein all you want. It's inspiring to see someone appreciating this awesome band. My son turned me on to them. My grandson is a fan too. They brought me closer to understanding these kids have an appreciation for art at it's finest.

[@Solhurst]

Hell yeah, My first Rammstein song hopefully gets treated well

[@martingerlach8285]

One of my all time favorite tracks by RAMMSTEIN is this one...! Love your reactions and comments to this.!

[@wizardofoz220]

Thank you for your reaction to this one. This video throws me back to 2001 when I heard them for the first time. I'm a huge Rammstein fan since then. I enjoy watching their official videos and lives. It's been 28 years since they appeared, crazy how time flies. I often find myself returning back to their early years' live shows to see band's (and especially Till's) energy on the stage. Personally, I think concerts like "Live in Düsseldorf 1997" and "Live aus Berlin 1999" are so cool as Rammstein tried so hard to show themselves to the world. I'm not saying they're bad now - no, they're perfect. But their early performances are something different and melancholic for me (I understand they're getting older and I'm not sure how much time we have left...) Aileen, this is my personal recommendation, please watch those live concerts for yourself, not necessarily to react to them (although it would be nice). Here's Düsseldorf kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKukpoyrlM2fpLM Peace.

[@thetrustysidekick3013]

Ich Will was my first introduction to Rammstein back when I first watched it on MTV. Been a fan ever since.

[@delindsay]

Damn, I need to go through your catalog, you've got so many songs I love on here!!

[@tallicafan85]

this is a fun video and great song. i got this song and many more recored on tape from the radio back when it was new.how time flys.

[@XSharkdarkX]

Rammstein is my favorite band (Haifisch just for by the lyrics is perfect and the clip is really nice too but you need to see the previous clips to understand it) and I've discorvered you by your reactions about them. I'm happy that you like to explore new things, I really like your personnality. I follow you on YT but I hope to catch you on stream soon ! Greetings from Europe and like we said in my language : Passe une bonne journée ;)

[@timkrause9653]

Nice reaction...Rammstein is one of my favorite bands of all times...if all goes well, I'll have the honor of seeing them in Denmark this summer... I would like to recommend "Eisbrecher" with one of these songs: "FAKK", "Was ist hier los?" or "Miststück"...

[@megatwingo]

One of their best songs is "Spring". In combination with the animated fan video and the English subtitles this song has a devastating and heavy message. The truest and heaviest message of all of the Rammstein songs, in my opinion. The animated fan video is so very good and it hammers the message so very good home, that it could be a real original Rammstein video. Too bad, that this outstanding song in combination with that video AND English subtitles is rarely ever reacted to by reaction channels. Further it is pretty surprising, that this song was never played on one of their concerts. Maybe because of the devastating message in combination with the presence of the masses of the audience on a concert.

[@sjbc]

One of their best songs musical and lyrical

[@megatwingo]

@@sjbc :-)

[@meganbeshear8644]

Spring is my favorite as well. Just a perfect and darkly beautiful song.

[@megatwingo]

@@meganbeshear8644 :-)

[@ElitistMagi]

This song takes me back to the high school days... the nostalgia.

[@CavHDeu]

If you haven't done it already, please check out 'Ohne Dich' next. The making of videos give you a better perspective how they really are.

[@TrixXxi676]

You have to watch the song live with an audience, that's awesome

[@gunnerpitzer4588]

The part when he bust out the doors was always my favorite. I used to lift to this song all of the time and that was a big moment that I loved.

[@prodigy84bg]

Since you mentioned that you take suggestions for other bands, I would recommend my favourite band, The Prodigy, not least because they have in some capacity influenced Rammstein (which is my second favourite band), and more precisely, the electronic side of their sound. The Prodigy are one of Flake's favourite bands and Rammstein even reused a sample from Firestarter, which was The Prodigy's first worldwide hit in 1996. Both bands feature in The Matrix soundtrack and they are both into fire, although The Prodigy not so much in the literal sense, but rather in their song titles, as they have no fewer than 6 songs that contain the word fire across 7 albums. I hope that's convincing enough, but I can always give more reasons why The Prodigy are as awesome as Rammstein, albeit in a different way.

[@alexpattex813]

Wellcome !!! Behind the words !!!

[@bangarang101]

I can't wait to see these guys in SEP... "SO EXPLOSIVE"

[@alfonsoagren414]

Rammstein is the best live act you can see. If you git the chance just go! Every song, almost, has a deeper message behind it. A satire rock show. Live every number has its own esterhics and story. They shock and shake you. Not just for the effect, but to make you think. Greatness! If you know tge language it is more apparent. Stay Metal! 🤘😎🤘

[@CocoDiChiara]

Hi, i've just seen your Deutschland reaction and suscribed right away. I love how your are falling in love with them, and really trying to read what´s between the lyrics and see what´s between the "violent" images of their videos. I really recomend you to listen/react to Lindemann other proyect also called Lindemann, there´s also that kind of deep meaning in some of their songs/videos Keep this good work, you got yourself a new fan from Argentina!

[@gunnerpitzer4588]

I was rocking out to this in middle school lol. Love it

[@SuperRonny12345]

Brilliant video from Rammstein in film quality but also watch the live version from the hurricane festival 2016 an absolute hit.

[@mctheribbler5276]

Thank you for a nother great reaction to Rammstein. Greetings from Germany

[@logantawhiti55]

I think anything Germans do they do with perfection it's part of the German psychy and Rammstein is a perfect example of that.❤️👍🎸🔥

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

I am German and sadly I never do anything to perfection. I also gotta admit that I have met quite a few losers in Germany, just like me. Don't believe in stereotypes.

[@falkvontrasic2393]

@@gulliverthegullible6667 we are obviously also perfect in killing compliments

[@christiankackmann8115]

@@falkvontrasic2393 yes, because a compliment may implement that something is near perfect.... and in the view of us germans nothing is perfect :)

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

@@gulliverthegullible6667 general statistics never really apply to individuals. There is truth in every stereotype even most people don't like to hear it. But stereotypes are just that, a generalization of an entire group of people. So you being an exception means nothing. The stereotype still holds up.

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

@@sam-psonsmith9951 what you are saying is obviously correct. But if you spend at least a year in Germany than you will realise that the stereotypes about Germans are just nonsense. There is no more efficiency than in neighbouring countries, people jaywalk and tell each other jokes. They are as likely to call the cops on you as they are in other countries. Nazis are just as unpopular as they are elsewhere. If any of this is not 100℅ correct, than it is just a slight deviation from the average just like it is normal.

[@knersikners7271]

watching this video for the first time today, being German myself, I am and was aware of their existence for years but never made the effort to check them out or even came across any of their songs or videos until recently and got absolutely blown away, becoming a huge Rammstein fan (at the age of 62 wtf? haha) and even more so, totally speechless about how timelessly fresh, modern and Zeithnah this song and its video is when learning from a comment here that this production is from 2001?... that's 22 years ago!... If that is not ahead of its time, then no other band/musician ever can or ever will be. Rammstein rules. "Vorsprung Durch Technik" I'd say. lolz

[@Phaeton0025]

Agree with every word. Love these guys

[@tallguytrucker5956]

They will be doing 2 shows in Los Angeles coliseum in September. I plan on going

[@peekaboosue]

Another great reaction to yet another awesome Rammstein video ☺💕🤘🏻💯🔥🔥

[@nobodynemoq]

I like how you searched for a message in the video - of course it is, about the media with "the worse the news is, the bigger is the audience", focusing on everything worst in the world, and, in effect, upgrading villains to celebrities. I simply love the symbolism of their "press conference" in a court (probably), where they seem to receive kind of a "Villain of the year" prize and are proud of it - with Flake's photo in the background, who realized his plan to become an icon by blowing up himself. Don't wait with purchasing tickets to their show! And don't even think about buyuing anything else than standing place in Feuerzone! Experience is so unique that you'll remember it forever! ♥ I might sound too excited - that's true, I'm going to see them live in few days! 😃

[@kunkka1313]

I’ve been a fan since I was like 10, this is my favorite song from rammstein, hope they sing it next year in the concert in madrid! Ich definitely will

[@ILYAS-7]

From Uzbekistan 💕 Мне кажется нмецкий язык специально создано для таких песни 🎧 🙂 звучит очень круто.

[@johnjoyce32]

just realized they are kinda portraying dog day afternoon and i hate myself cause i never noticed it before and i love this song and vid even more now. these guys need an oscar for their storytelling its beyond legendary.

[@docdat3468]

I did see them 6 times already maybe i go this year to

[@Hobby-Mobil]

This is the perfect live song, check out the live versions of Ich will....

[@duzntmatter9079]

When this video was originally scheduled to air on like MTV and stuff, it was blocked or banned for quite a while in the U.S. because of “terroristic themes” because it was supposed to come out shortly after 9/11 happened.

[@evaetterer6000]

I love Rammstein, they are for me the best band on this Planet ! Rammstein rules ! Greatings from germany ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@ernsthaft4331]

FYI since todays monitors are often not able to correctly display full range of colors: the guy at around 2:50 (original video) "wet" himself. And.. excited to see your reaction, good choice here. This clip kind of grabs my emotions and gives them a shaking; there was a bankrobbery-hostage situation (Gladbeck hostage crisis) and yellow press media people tried to befriend the kidnappers to get a good story hindering policework, even interviewing an abductor while holding a gun to a hostage's throat. several people died during the rescue attempt. abductors got fame, hostage got death.

[@davesunhammer4218]

You gotta admit though, Brother with the target on his chest has balls the size of church bells. "Go ahead and shoot, b3$%. Just make the shot clean."

[@pnm3225]

Love your reactions!!

[@haraldmoritz5331]

I am so glad that you really understand Rammstein's meaning .

[@bonsai67]

You are in for a treat!!!

[@talesofacrookedmouth]

Like someone else said, you should definitely check out their clips making-of, it's so interesting and you get to see their relation between members n shit! Would be really fun to perhaps include after a reaction or just as a stand alone

[@aerialarboreal9005]

You need to see the live version, the song is really about interaction and the audience has their own lyircs they sing back

[@Mitch3po]

The fact that you seem to enjoy really good music and an artistic video I think you might enjoy the official video for Coheed And Cambria - Old Flames ... actually most of their stuff is awesome but this video having them robbing a bank reminded me of this song

[@joshuaciresoli2927]

Remember, Eileen, this was released in 2006 and Till is pushing 60 now. He was definitely younger, which may be why the focus of "Angst" and "Zick Zack" focus more on matters revolving around aging.

[@nunpho]

This comment makes me feel so old!

[@bhchq2412]

I've been listening to Rammstein since I was a child. They keep their quality until today. This makes them very unique in comparison to many other bands. I heard that you like such songs with serious themes very much. Well, I can recommend some other German bands that are similar if you are interested. First Oomph "Gott ist ein Popstar" and second Eisbrecher "Verrückt" or "Was ist hier los". A good choice for further reaction videos. Can recommend more if you need more. Thank you for your profound reactions and greetings from germany.^^

[@lolerisses]

To 1:30 Yeah they was xounger there, it was released 21 years ago on 10. September 2001 😁

[@andrewrobinson7800]

Top 5 Rammstein song

[@Joliie]

8:50 I agree :), I don't get it either. Had a spare ticket for the Stadium Tour in CHP 2019 and invited a friend, she didn't wanna go, because it wasn't really her cup of tea, then showed her a few minutes of video from the concert and she regretted not going :D, but the ticket holder found a way to get to the concert, so lucky him, we hadn't got the ticket sold :) - I would say going to a Rammstein concert should be on most peoples bucket list at least once :)

[@andrewsmall7243]

I certainly see more thoughtful artistry in their work than much of what is to be seen in contemporary art galleries...

[@pepcorampouch4787]

You spelled "Rammstein" out so nicely I got confused and looked arround if I am the only one in the room. :-D

[@judomaster6407]

I am in love with this girl. Sweetness overload.

[@viadorona]

Gracias por tu reacción espero que alguna vez puedas reaccionar a DIE KRUPPS o EISBRECHER, las cuales también son referentes del rock industrial alemán .saludos y abrazos desde 🇪🇨🤗

[@faithhector6365]

Personally don’t know anyone that listens to them so it’s nice to see someone who likes them too

[@kwantoon]

I love these guys so much, but an unexpected bonus to getting into Rammstein was being turned on to other German bands of the same genre. Megaherz, Eisbrecher, Oomph and Stahlmann are just a few more German bands that you should check out. There are way too many songs to even suggest one, so I highly recommend that you take the time to delve into these bands and bands like them. I've been hooked for years and cannot get enough.

[@waldmeister0815]

Seemann (Live Lichtspielhaus) They were quite young then ;)

[@user-is7vi1tq2h]

Hello in the Minsk Belarus=)

[@carladams5891]

I just love how into a good drum beat you get! You surely make your videos very enjoyable!! Keep up the great work!! How's you doggy doing?

[@AileenSenpai]

Doggy is doing great! She is very lazy lol

[@carladams5891]

@@AileenSenpai She's not lazy, she's conserving energy!! lol. Maybe she'll make an appearance in your next video!!

[@Daniel-tx3zw]

It's actually a "call response song". That's why having a look at the life version and seeing the interaction with the audience is also worth it. :) Greetings from Germany :)

[@stfrodric]

Many folks know the style as call and response, goes all the way back to early religious/spiritual public ceremony

[@grigoriy469]

thanks for the reaction 🤗

[@AileenSenpai]

No problem 😊

[@marcogerner132]

Funny, that was fast 😀 Never thought about german asmr 😂

[@chrisbuttonshaw2088]

song came out in 2001..... still perfect

[@BrainDeath89]

I love how he is dancing with the dead women 🤣

[@volkerhighlander2601]

Rammstein allways fantastic.

[@tosa2522]

You are amazing!

[@smalldicksexpert4495]

07:O3 German lang was invented for Till Lindeman singing in it :D

[@damirbegic]

Waoo i grov up whit Ramstain from east europ🇧🇦🇧🇦🇩🇪🇩🇪