Rammstein - ANGST First Time Reaction

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[@beyonderprime5020]

Angst vorm schwarzen Mann means in english Afraid the Boogieman. Oh and by the way listen to the song "Rammlied" then you know how to pronounce Rammstein correctly

[@beyonderprime5020]

gudde morsche und Danke. (Good morning and Thanks)

[@Wulphie7278]

It actually means fear the black man, the black man is a reference to the boogie man, but I'm pretty sure there were undertones in there about it actually being racial. You didn't notice the black woman and the child in their own separate circle the entire video? I didn't see them at the BBQ with the white people. The undertones of negativity and fear being fed into people by the media? Kinda like how how the Natzis used propaganda to make people fear their Jewish neighbors. I'm pretty sure the "boogie man" part represents whatever crap their being fed making them scared. Not every language has a word that literally means boogie man, maybe you should read more and watch less Rammstein videos.

[@beyonderprime5020]

@@Wulphie7278 ..................Das Rammstein damit spielt ist jedem der Rammstein kennt klar, doch dein Geseiere ist an links grün versifftem Gedankengut nicht zu toppen. Wenn man nix weiß, einfach mal Fresse halten.

[@Matze0480]

Maybe try first to say Ramm-shine and then add the "t" Ramm-sh"t"ine

[@beyonderprime5020]

@@Matze0480 .....yup exactamente . Ask a native german speaker. Me

[@christianschmid1440]

Great reaction. You got it exactly right. Some additions that are hard to get for non germany nativespeakers: 1. 'Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann?' (literally translated to: Who is afraid of the black man / boogie man?) is a german game for children. The boogie man (one of the children) is meant to catch the other children, which turns them into boogie men too. The 'schwarze Mann' in this game represents death. 2. schwarzer Mann (translated: black man / boogie man) is a word play here. It is used for the boogie man, a nightmarish creature that haunts children, but also as a representation of the 'the others', 'africans' , 'imigrants'. It is a term used most likely by far-right groups and parties to increase fear and hatred. 3. The crispy stuff they eat at in the end of the video are called 'Schaumküsse' oder 'Schokoküsse' (beaten white egg kisses, chocolate kisses). In the past they were called 'Mohrenkopf' or 'Negerkuss' which both contain racists slurs. Older folk sometimes still call them like that, because for them they are not perceived as racist.

[@FeroMet]

Im from Prague and 2 weeks ago Rammstein started tour in Czech republic after 3 years, I saw 3 shows in week, one was special for club mebers from all world only for thousand people, this was the best shows I ever seen in my life, heard 4 songs premiere live from new album, amazing pyro, sound, atmosphere, best group in the world, see RAmstein live is trilion x better, and Armere is best song opener I ever heard in my life, plus Adieue at the end of gigs

[@pYkolYk]

Taky jsem byl. V neděli 15. Nejlepší koncert ever.

[@Targanar]

@@pYkolYk Já jsem asi divnej. Nikdy jsem je moc neposlouchal, až v posledních letech jsem jim přišel na chuť, klipy dělají pořád lepší a lepší, hudebně už se opakují, ale takových kapel je fůra. ale ty jejich koncerty, kterými jsou proslulí, mě vůbec neberou. Ano, na žádném jsem osobně nebyl, ale ani mě to neláká. Líbí se mi, o čem ty písně jsou, že tam je mnoho skrytých významů, že to není hudba pro blbce, ale prostě naživo fakt nemám potřebu. Přijde mi to pořád na jedno brdo. Velká show, hodně ohně, kůže, makeup, ale působí to na mě, pardon, hrozně povrchně, právě oproti těm písním a klipům.

[@daneel4ever]

@@pYkolYk Já byl 16. a musím jen potvrdit, koncert naprosto fenomenální. Prostě zážitek na celý život.

[@Dodgevair]

Wholesome family oriented music. You've opened a door you won't be able to close girl. Welcome to real music.

[@fabricericker7320]

I loved your "YES!" at the moment the father breaks the TV, the media control, and then, he shows he wants to think himself (and the colors comes back) ... After seeing the difference between "fear-words" and "refugees-reality" ...

[@sorgus1199]

this song has nothing to do with refugees, plz stop sayin this, or are u part of this systeme ? i like reactions of poc, no, not everything its about u guys, chill.

[@CptMankepoot]

You are absolute spot on with this reaction. Maybe you can react also to `Zeit` by Rammstein wich is another great song and video.

[@perleperle5441]

Thank you for your great response and intelligent analysis. In a nutshell 👍 Greetings from Germany

[@ralfmeyer9086]

Thank you, great reaction. With a 🌹from northern Germany.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

❤️❤️

[@ralfmeyer9086]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN ♥️♥️back

[@ScandinavianHeretic]

Hello from Denmark, I think you got it exactly right. Fear does horrible things to us.

[@Yourebeautyfull]

"Fear is the mindkiller." That 's right girl, such true words! Respect for your perfect analysis.

[@annehooks6940]

Your comments were so accurate Empress!!! Absolutely right!!!! Thank you for your amazing reaction!! This is exactly why I enjoy your reactions plus your smile❤️👍🏻👍🏻😁! You tell them Empress!! Your right👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻! Thanks for another great reaction!!!

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Thank you so much Anne 😘

[@matthewleonhardt2407]

It’s the allegory of the cave by Plato. Very amazing take Empress!

[@amaris7486]

Hello everyone. I'm German and I've known rammstein for so long that I can't even remember when I heard them for the first time. But one thing is for sure, they treat the first topics in their own way and leave room for interpretation, like in this song angst. in which they sing about the black man and no that has nothing to do with the color of the skin, it's about the boogeyman and fear itself. We are so busy in our time looking at our fears and our surroundings (media, radio, etc.) fuel this fear, and in the end we are so scared that we arm ourselves and shoot ourselves because we know nothing but fear. So mega cool the song is so bitter it is, but at the same time honest and real. And every time the cheerleading (Roboots) part comes they say Du = you. which comes from a child's game, here there is a catcher (the bboogeyman) and the other players trying not to be caught by him. The "boogeyman" stands, for example, at the other end of the sports hall. He shouts, "Who's afraid of the boogeyman? ' while his opponents yell, 'Nobody' You're afraid of the boogeyman? Because the ironic thing is we all (humanity) are Black men (boogeyman).Don't live in fear folks, and Don't let the Fear in you.I can't describe it better because of my English skills. sorry

[@mihai7192]

Angst=Fear

[@geoffreymarston5948]

Thank you ! You are very brave young lady to put yourself out there with your thoughts ! It is what this world needs now more then ever . An honest discussion of the status of our world ! Gods Blessings are always with you !

[@lecki_tang6713]

Okay. You understand this message. Good. Schöne Grüße aus Deutschland. 😘🇩🇪

[@jurgenkreitz4059]

Hello 🙋‍♂️ I come from Germany. Your reaction is so nice, thank you 👍

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

Thank you too 😊 Greetings to you 🙌

[@jurgenkreitz4059]

@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN Merci smile

[@ralftolosa]

i agree with your reaction 100%.

[@harrycallahan686]

Ya that was SPOOKY! Happy Halloween.

[@plage-engel]

Rammstein Engel.

[@49travis49]

Please don't quit KZbin 🙏 your smile and reactions make my day

[@spurbooster1968]

Greetings from Germany 🤘❤️

[@in_zwischen]

lovely love greetings from Germany.. 🙂

[@stephenmiller195]

Well done, great analogy of this song and video thanks 🙏

[@franks.5360]

You have perfect understand...

[@larsholliger2814]

Finally after watching 10 reactions for this song. You are the one who brings it perfectly to the point. I really wanted see someone having the same reaction i had, when i saw this song first time. Thanks so mutch. 🙌

[@markuslusch568]

U re so sensitive n smart my dear! Hug U! Take care!

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

❤️❤️

[@davidbell864]

Brilliant reaction Empress. You nailed it

[@Datpaddel]

Hello Empress, like the other Rammstein songs and videos we get here much room for interpretation. I have the same point like you. Till (frontman) is playing a mad politician who spread fear in the world and the cheerleaders are the supporter. You can see it on the red wire connected with the screen of the folk. For me the core message is..... Don't be afraid of other people who aren't like you and...... Don't listen to mad politicians :-D My favorite notice is at the end where Till is smashing the screen and with every hit he comes more back to reality. Much love to you from GER and Prost BTW, Till is a poet at heart and nearly every rammstein songs have double meanings. It's hard to understand for people who aren't Germans because the translating in English is most of the time wrong or they can't translate the right meaning.

[@GorillaCrewWarGaming]

And another idea is that we spend too much time on the net.....

[@jameswargo6762]

If you like instrumental music you have to hear Herb Alpert and the tiajuana brass band. I promise you will smile

[@pamagnolia]

Exactly! Whaaaat? 😂

[@steffonsearch7091]

Exactly on point your comment! Creating fear by wrong information, abandon every discussion for real solutions.

[@michaelmiller6924]

Just some remarks: The several times mentioned "Schwarze Mann" ("black man") is known as a child fright figure in the German-speaking area ("Wer hat Angst vorm Schwarzen Mann" = Who does fear the black man). Depending on the region and time, it was understood to mean different beings: a dark shadowy figure or a man dressed in black. As a metaphor, the "bogeyman" reached a "peak" as personalization of evil, savagery, and the unknown in the course of colonization, and in the process also acquired a racist connotation. In this context, I find the consumption of those sweets (German so-called "negro kisses") at the end during the end credits very interesting, which work through this "black man" symbolism. Also the colors usage is interesting (Black/White/Red representing the Nazi-color Spectrum). I also found it interesting at the end of the credits that when the TV was destroyed, the color came back into the picture. Further, I noticed that the pie-like plots seen from above correspond to the "political symbol" at the lectern where the singer, wearing a straitjacket, gives his speech. After these borders & plots collapse during the wild shoot-out, the politician, unleashed by the straitjacket to spread his propaganda/fear. Cheering on the cheerleaders is the equivalent of pitching an idea/product and the dancers are slammed with money to sell the bricks and guns to the landowners. This Clip has many layers and can be interpreted in many directions. I see there is a statement on xenophobia and populism/media.

[@1984-man]

Der übliche Schwachsinn!

[@michaelmiller6924]

@@1984-man Is Rammstein a right wing band? Conclusion: Although Rammstein undoubtedly played with ambiguities and right-wing aesthetic references in the course of their careers, they repeatedly and clearly positioned themselves against the right-wing. The fact that the band is making a statement on racist, xenophobic views is clear given the line of text "Who's afraid of the black man" and the people cooped up in barbed wire at the beginning and end of the video.04/29/2022 Scary Rammstein clip: The new video makes "scared"

[@sjoerdwillemsen7946]

@@michaelmiller6924 Or in their own words: "Sie wollen mein Herz am rechten Fleck, doch seh ich dann nach unten weck, dann schlägt es links" 🤣

[@michaelmiller6924]

@@sjoerdwillemsen7946 Bei Visions wird die Musik als „stoische[r] Industrial mit charakteristischen Stop-and-go-Riffs“ beschrieben. Nach Ansicht von Kristina Baum (Rolling Stone) ist das Lied ein „Statement zu rassistischen, fremdenfeindlichen Ansichten“. Der Text bezieht sich u. a. auf die Kinderschreckfigur des schwarzen Mannes de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angst_(Rammstein-Lied)

[@michaelmiller6924]

@@sjoerdwillemsen7946 RAMMSTEIN - Ausländer Making a satire out of it is the only way to deal with racism. it was the motif of the refugee boat that framed the music video. Because it starts with Rammstein arriving on an island in a rubber dinghy and it ends with all the band members leaving the island on the rubber dinghy, with the exception of Flake, who is first forgotten and then held back. Which is a lot of cliché, fits damn well with the lyrics of the song and the associated meta level. Because: On a lyrical level, the song is clear. It's about globality instead of nationality. About the German cosmopolitan traveling abroad. About the German globetrotter as an enemy. About someone who wants to impress the ladies in foreign countries with pseudo-worldly gibberish. This is exactly what they wanted to emphasize by using authentic materials on both sides, as explained further in the making-of video. For example, Flake's (historical) silk suit still said "Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika", a German colony in what is now Namibia. Arriving on the island, the white colonialists give Rammstein to a tribe of black natives. And they don't leave out any clichés. germany colonies in africa The German colonial empire included parts of today's People's Republic of China, Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Namibia, Cameroon, Gabon, Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, Papua New Guinea, and several islands in the western Pacific and Micronesia. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJKXnZhnepytoas

[@jmsworks86]

Thank god someone who gets it in one go. great job👏👏👏

[@Peter_Cetera]

On the first sight, it´s a song about the boogieman (schwarzer Mann). On the second, deeper sight it´s a song against racism.

[@Tomogara]

she understood the message by the video only? it said she has the lyrics mid vid but idk, i liked the after talk it was 100% accurate

[@thomaserbsenzahler712]

yes, he destroys the TV, but no one leaves the white circle. It gets better (more colourful) but nothing really changes

[@logantawhiti55]

Nice reaction 👍

[@taupegrillon5975]

Dear Joy-Jean, fear and no-education, those are the 2 easiest ways to control/rule the citizens of a country. You did understand the intention of this song very well.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

You’re correct @Taupe Grillon 👍

[@janklaassen6404]

You might want to watch Rammstein Deutschland as well. It has an amazing black woman in the lead. The video is like a Hollywood movie.

[@Doberman-pinscher]

Какая хорошенькая девушка!👍

[@achmetlachdoch920]

99% of reactors just dont get it really. You belong to the 1% Much love sister

[@ryanvranch770]

Empress could you react to Kelly Rolland’s song Stole. I think you would feel those words!

[@Djurberg74]

Great and accurate political analyzis you did here, Empress! I don't know if you read my comment, but I must say that I wish you were the President of the World! Right now you're the Empress of my heart...!

[@jaynekavanagh4790]

Glad you liked video and song have a look at Zeit, Zick Zack also Lugen.

[@monikabeki6838]

You are dope EmpressJoyJean! You are such a smart woman diving into new worlds and thoughts! Thanks for your reactions! And you are so right to listen to Rammstein with translated lyrics! Cause people are precudicating them as a dumb metal band without listening

[@landomack956]

Joyner Lucas - I’m Not Racist Powerful song, bound to bring you to tears

[@maysworld.5794]

You need to react to "Zeit" by Rammstein - please!❤

[@TerraBonitaoficial]

Adoro assistir os seus vídeos. E me emociono junto com as suas reações. Sou do Brasil.🇧🇷

[@TerraBonitaoficial]

Obrigado.

[@lanman6239]

Interesting interpretation of the end. I personally interpret it in a less optimistic way: The stereotyped suburban guys destroy the TV because they don't want to know about the suffering and reality of immigrants and the world as a whole. It brings back colour to their world, but only in the sense that it's back to normal and not challenged anymore.

[@nikolajsrensen927]

I am over the moon that you have decided to take on the metal genre. It is so diversified and rarely pretty, but it will serve you some ugly truths glossed over by other genres. As rabbitholes goes this is the ultimate. It'll blow your socks off...!

[@user-ep2jc9eo5j]

Please listen can't help falling in love by Diana Ankudinova she is amazing and beautiful young lady with a contralto voice

[@bolivarginez9162]

Hello, you can react to Ren Kai's Dance in the dark, greetings.

[@johnthompson6374]

Once again, excellent reaction Empress. After some time now on this journey with you, I was not surprised by your interpretation at all. May you continue to find the strength and the courage to call a spade a spade. I'm still hoping you give Ministry - Burning Inside a listen but today I feel the need to add Bo Burnham to the list. His "Welcome To The Internet" seems appropriate. Peace/JT

[@stanzelot]

The cheerleader moves including the chanting in the beginning and the end are probably referencing the "Haka Dance" done by the Maori, the indigenous people of New Zealand. It is supposed to intimidate your opponent. Rumour has it that Oliver Riedel, the band's bass player, is one of the cheerleaders. But that has not been confirmed yet, AFAIK. The candy which the band eats in the end was called "Negerküsse" "Negro Kisses" back in the day. The name was changed a couple of years ago. At the end of the video it turns to color, once the media is shut down your black/white view of the world is gone.

[@VArsovski10]

Oh there are quite a several more references with this video it's absolute perfection if pay attention to details, for example The dish at the beginning isn't actually a dish, it's live meat (arguably blooded heart) from enemies felled in battle (a common tribal trait) The DU (meaning "you" in German) being pronounced almost as Boo, representing the spread of fear but also "pay attention" And I think I love this part the most The perfect timing of the change of the message from "alle habbe angst vorm schwarzen mann" to "wer hat angst vorm schwarzen mann" (from everyone has fear, to literally who has fear..), perfectly showing the immediate transition from fear and being on "standby" for new news to a total denial (after feeling safe all out of a sudden due to weapons, surveillance, barbed wire, walls) The shooting at the walls also represents neighbors fighting each other and setting the streets on fire which is also a nice touch cause the very previous lyric was "prophesizing" that ("Schreien feuer in dem Gaste", shout "Fire" on the streets) And yes the very end showing that there are still people out there that really need help but they're busy fighting each other, but even the social media having "livestream" of people watching their own suffering.. i.e. the realisation of those that suffer (and need help) that there's probably noone out there or they being stuck with their own problem/s (and thought in time backwards)

[@sebastianwagner7334]

I did not expect to find probably the most accurate interpretation of this i have seen until now. Yeah, the fearmongering is really concerning and it is great that a band like Rammstein is picking up the subject. Sadly, i think those listening to rammstein pretty much noticed it allready and those who need to realise it would not pick up rammstein...

[@wielsteins6682]

du hast live in paris is the best number

[@7thlegion984]

Schöne Frauen verdienen auch gute Reaktion .! Danke Joy

[@jameswargo6762]

You have to hear herb Alpert and the Tijuana brass band play a taste of honey. Love to see your reaction

[@andres_delamo]

Try Rammstein "Zeit", "Zick Zack" and "Radio"!

[@alanwhyte1348]

You should react to Slayer Seasons In The Abyss

[@michaelschwarz4186]

i hope you understand what it means"Angst vorm schwarzen Mann" it is no racial. ( sorry for my bad english)

I wonder what your translation was for "schwarzer Mann". A lot of people say that it means the Bogieman and not the literal translation. But Rammstein puts the words in a clear political context with this video. When I watch the video I see Europe in 2015, many European countries closed and armed their borders in fear of refugees. It's a shame and Rammstein does well to put their finger in this wound.

[@perelachaise1156]

It's a shame that we didn't close the borders for sure. Most of these people are not refugees. They are illegal immigrants. And millions of others are still waiting on their trip to Germany.

[@banedjokic249]

Suggestion, song by Placebo titled Song To Say Goodbye

[@banedjokic249]

Do not heart me woman I'm already in love,this is just torture

[@stanfordhicks8502]

Dear madam I have a request, please please play Aretha Franklin never gonna my faith for the children of Uvalde Texas thank you

[@jossylove]

I ask understood from this with the color scheme, the whole video is in black and white.. with a touch of red. The black/white can also symbolize the white and black race the red is power and politics. We have racism in the world because of the past political powers making it so, at the end Till ( lead band member) gets up as breaks the tv putting it into a colorful world symbolizing that living in a world of different colors is better then living in a world of hate. That it only take 1 person to stand up against the mob to make a difference

[@synulacrum1469]

Always fun watching normies react to alt music espically rammstein xD

[@janklaassen6404]

Rammstein Auslander is interesting too. It is about the colonisation of Africa by white people. How they misbehaved.

[@darrellking4888]

If you want emotion and Truth in a song checkout struggle Jennings and Caitlin Curtis songs God we need you now. I guarantee you will be moved

[@AlexGlumoff]

cover PERSONAL JESUS ДИАНА АНКУДИНОВА kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5DdlZaYgZZpeNk

[@NIckEDSmith]

Schwarze Mann -> Boogyman

[@user-fx1ri4wi7o]

Очень странная реакция.

[@mr.pac-man386]

Zu kompliziert für eine schwarze Frau, der schwarze Mann kommt 🤔

[@BarryB.Benson]

First of all, she doesn’t speak German, and most definitely doesn’t listen to hard rock. I’m a white guy but this song is too complicated for me too. I couldn’t understand a single thing about it.

[@GorillaCrewWarGaming]

YES! Now you need to do Deutschland! The symbolism will twist your brain on that one, and you will get an insight into the German heart for sure. AND it's an awesome song.

[@user-ep2jc9eo5j]

Please listen can't help falling in love by Diana Ankudinova she is amazing and beautiful young lady with a contralto voice