Rammstein - Mutter | Why I love this song

[@ChrisTian-rm7zm]

When I first listened to this song, I was intrigued by the guitar hookline, which transported so much emotion for me. But I was also a little bit shocked by the lyrics. After listening to the song for a few times, I think I captured the meaning of the lyrics. They are about how essential a mother's love is for a little child. And how traumatising the lack of this love is. What immense damage the lack of love at an early age does to the soul.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Minus the vocals it sounds very much like it could be Metallica but had it been Metallica i think it would have been twice as long lol

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Oh, looks like you changed your comment

[@ChrisTian-rm7zm]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany Yes, I did. "Mutter" actually reminds me a lot of Metallica. My first comment sounded too negative.

[@dripdaddy2192]

Krautsalat - An American in Germany To be fair , the guitar has a little „the unforgiven“ vibe.

[@christiancartellieri5445]

Wow. That just froze me. In 2000, my marriage imploded. I knew that I was not what society expected of me, but losing my family while I was on a very sensitive and intense path, my son was only two and a half years old, blew up my emotional inner life. At that time I also tried to understand the relationship with my parents, especially my mother. I had big problems with them. I saw much of my pain as being rooted in my mother and then this. Mutter. From Ramstein. This quiet music that kept accumulating in Mutter. This inner conflict that this music alone illustrates and also my feelings. My face became a distorted grimace as tears ran down my face. I react very strongly to music emotionally, but the very song that I kept coming across at that time was a test. Even today I can only enjoy this song with caution. I have many of these songs. I am writing this to you because I have great respect for your openness in the emotions to this song. Thanks for this video. Thanks also for your channel here and the work you do. It is not easy to fill a format with content over and over again. You do it very well. You have a charisma that appeals to me and makes me want more. Keep it up.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Thank you, so much, for sharing your story and your appreciation. This channel is still very young and a lot happened fast. The pandemic crisis allowed us to focus so much on Krautsalat. We still have a lot to learn regarding content and direction but I will always try my best to be open, honest and myself. Thank you again for appreciating it and I hope i can keep things entertaining for you too!

[@vincentbaron4254]

The song Heuchler (Megaherz) means a lot to me. It was the entrance to another world, I heard it as I stepped into the Große Freiheit 36 to the Schwarze Nacht party years ago. Dark light, goths, metalheads, an immersive light show and this song. This was the time I finally found my music.

[@TheRockfan123]

It's also one of my favourite songs from Rammstein. I'll get every time goosebumps if i hear it whether it is the studio or live version from Paris. Just a great song.

[@viviswunderland]

A Song that means a lot to me is "Euch zum Geleit" from Schandmaul. It is a sad song, but it was a song that was dear to my geatgrandma and me. She always asked me why I love folk and metal music so much. So I showed her that song and sge got it. After that we often talked about my typ of music and she started listening to it too. We even went to a concert once. My then 92 years old granny enjoying herself like she was young again! Then... last year she died after her second stroke. I couldn't believe it... At the funeral I waited at her grave and started singing the song. It was my way to say Good Bye and whenever I listen to that song... I think of her. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4OanHV4pdmHZ7M

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Wow. Thanks for sharing that

[@Polarwoelfinluna]

Wow i have the same memory with this song and i am saying this song will be played at my own funeral because of the meanimg of this song . This song came out by the time my beloved greatma died and iam crying everytime i hear this song

[@mindmachinepsy]

Similar thing here. I didn't know this, but stumbled across the acoustic version of it right after my granny died. It's one of those songs you pull up when you're drunk and just cry.

[@werdachs7604]

Firsst of all, thanks for all these great videos! Keep on going and this community will rise up even more! Well "Engraved" by Fit for a King is a song I am emotionally binded to, at least i feel so. And then there is Sam Carter, the vocalist of Architects. Ive seen them live a lot and everytime I am listining to a song of them I do get goosebumbs, because for me hes that on Artist that makes me feel that way over and over again. There is so much emotion in his voice that makes me get a lot of feelings inside me

[@mindmachinepsy]

I was never the biggest Rammstein fan, but i always loved Mutter and Sonne. Phenomenal songs indeed! But one song that always gets me is "Die Apokalyptischen Reiter - Eruption". Whenever he starts with the "Sternenglanz traf auf mein Bestehen"-Part, i don't know what it is, but it always makes me happy. It's also just fun to watch the video. He's just smiling throughout the whole damn thing and it's absolutely infectious. I love that. That Band is really unique, every album is different. You should definitely check them out!

[@ChrisTian-rm7zm]

"Until it sleeps" by Metallica for me is one of the most emotional songs I can think of. I remember one new years eve, alone and heartbroken, listening to this one song over and over again.

[@demidevil666]

Rammstein is a wonderful band. Even more so when you speak German and understand how multi-faceted and deep the lyrics actually are. I'm German and grew up being exposed to Rammstein. They were on MTV, in the newspapers, and quite controversial, which I gravitated towards from a very young age. My favourite song of theirs is "Nebel" (an anagram for "Leben", meaning "life") - a song about an old man who lost the love of his life a long time ago and dwells in the memories of this person. The way the lyrics are written is beautiful poetry and very emotionally moving, especially the last line which brings into perspective the severity of his heartache.

[@kingsento4983]

damn im listening rammstein since i was 5years old and i still love just the music and emotions in it, im just in another world

[@uzelbruzel]

"Spring" is in my opinion one of the most underrated songs by Rammstein. Riff and lyrics are both f***ing intense!

[@ILonelyWolfI]

Rammstein was THE band that got me into metal when I was young - heard them when I was at a friends house first, didn´t listen to any rock or metal before, but somehow I got hooked on it. At the moment I study in Berlin and work part time at a small shop, where i occasionaly get to see Paul Landers from Rammstein, when he comes to shop - I was stunned the first time I was him there =D Emotionaly the songs that I connect to the most are probably "Alive" from Disturbed and "Raven Child" by Avantasia. Love watching your videos btw, keep it up =)

[@albrechtkusei5085]

That's exactly the way, we germans approach most foreign songs. We listen to the music and feel the emotions, before we get to the lyrics, if ever. Fun Fact: The very popular spanish party song "vamos a la playa" is about a nuclear explosion. Hardly anybody knows that in Deutschland.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Theres a slightly older pop song, i am forgetting but he sings about "pumped up kicks" and running faster than his bullet. The words are said a bit quickly but if i remember right in the us it was blurred. I heard the song recently here and i was thinking "damn, no one knows the guy is singing about shooting these trendy kids he doesnt like"

[@mclaine7342]

Sehe ich genauso. Man hört Musik ja nicht wegen des Textes. Oha, das mit vamos a la playa wusste ich nicht, aber ich glaub du hast Recht, gerade den Text gelesen, Echt hart! :)

[@mariastieniczka760]

I want to tell You that You are a great person and that it is good to have You in Germany and I am Happy that You feel good in our country. I am no expert on metal music but in the last weeks I listened very often Rammstein and reactions and covers and now I think that concerning the lyrics there is only one band with similar serious and meaningful lyrics and this was Sepultura from Brazil with all the political stuff. All the others seem to be on war, fantasy and gothic things, but Rammstein dives deeply into even the darkest corners of human mind and also has its opinons to themes of politics and society ( like Deutschland, Ausländer, Hallelujah, Links 2-3-4).

[@manohasmodernlife]

loved this song since i first heard it. The complete album is so good in my opinion and it´s easily one of my alltime favourites from them. but to be honest I Kind of lost track and their last self titled album was my first time hearing something of them for years. NIce Video!

[@gregoryannunziato7698]

Love your channel love Rammstein. I had a great relationship with my mother until she passed away Thanksgiving 2017. Mutter has a different feeling for me. Danke Schön

[@EngelinZivilBO]

Snuff-slipknot is such a song! It always gave me a shiver back than!

[@-Heavy-]

Best Video so far! The differences between Germany & US is nice,but going deeper into personal stuff like this a different league.I subscribed your channel cause you're into Metal anyway.

[@mikeschindler3754]

I'm supposed to see them in Chicago Sept. 3. Doubt it will happen now. Fingers crossed. Till is an amazing lyricist.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I would have seen them in Düsseldorf. They have not toured the US in a long time. And never like they have planned. The Pledge of Allegiance tour i saw was not far from you, possibly, i saw it in Madison.

[@mrn234]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany Iam happy that i saw them last year in Berlin. The one and only big band where the huge hole on the bank account is ok for what they are doing live.

[@M4tti87]

I love, that I always had the same at least from the feeling about Mother by Danzig when I was really young and didnt get a word.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

And interesting, in my video about metal in the US i talk about the PMRC and i think thats what "Mother" is about

[@Hell99_]

If I'm honest, the song that got me, still gets me and always will is from a movie soundtrack and it starts with an African chant. It's Circle of life. That song has me in tears out of nothing when I'm not careful, controlling my emotions listening to it. So yeah it is not a Rock or Metal song at all, even if most of the music i listen to belongs into those two genres. Why? I can hardly explain but the lyrics are beautiful, explaining life in simple but meaningful words. The African language in the song that gives roots to it and life. It feels authentic somehow. There is soul in that song because of it. And then there is the melody. Gosh pls i just cry a river hearing the melody i don't even need the lyrics. Beautiful, haunting, reaching your soul and heart. I really have a hard time explaining this song actually bc it just hits me and it gives me that feeling of love and care but also hurts me at the same time. Yeah i don't know if it's understandable but that's how it is for me.

[@TheMelody911]

Mutter was the last album from Rammstein I like to listen to. The song Mutter is one of the best they've ever written! Emotional connected....Parisienne Walkways by Gary Moore and Phil Lynott. The whole song is so deep in my heart! Awesome guitar solo and the voice of Phil fits the whole thing...sry, I don't know the English words to describe it best.

[@heidirichter]

Rammstein are amazing for capturing an emotion in a song in a way that transcends the language. You don't have to understand German to get the vibe, the feel, for songs like Mutter, Ohne dich, Amerika, Feuer und Wasser, hallomann, puppe, and Was Ich liebe. Same goes for the Lindermann tracks Steh auf, Knebel and Ich weiss es nicht (yes, I've spelled that wrong, I don't know how to add the B using an English keyboard). Understanding the lyrics brings extra depth for sure, but these and many, many more songs that Herr Till Lindemann was involved with...

[@silkedavid8876]

I'm not a metal fan, so don't know the song. I kind of expected you to play part of the song, but I know Rammstein are really strict on YT creators using their videos. So this was interesting. Still, I enjoyed it, and you opening up and telling us your story. I'd be interested to hear you talk about more songs.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Thank you! Yep, i even asked about playing any of the song and it would likely get flagged so quickly. But its easy to find.

[@raptorrider9706]

Rammstein is a very cool Band. But my most emotional Song is ,,Call of the Mountain,, by Eluveitie. Every time i hear the song, I close my eyes and dream away

[@necrionos]

one of the greatest songs (and a few other rammstein songs) and i dont even like metal. but you describe it well, there is an insane intensity in their music

[@arthybrids]

The beautiful thing about Rammstein is that their lyrics are never straight ahead. Even as a German you have to look for the meaning. I think that also has a big impact on their popularity overall. I do have a personal connection to that song as well just like you regarding my family but not only my mother. But for me, it's English lyrics somehow has a bigger impact on me. I don't know what it is but I feel more connected to English than German. So a song that means a lot to me is "We are" from Hollywood Undead. It helped me through a rough time of my life. I started my Training (Ausbildung) for a job that I knew I need to do. The drive I had to do it is so strong that I literally can't put it into words. The problem was my boss didn't pay me. Since my School for that job was very far away, I basically couldn't afford to go to it. My dad had a stroke a view weeks after I started the job so my family couldn't support me financially back then. I didn't eat more than one piece of toast a day while I was in school for 3 weeks in a row. Not being able to go home on the weekends as well. That Song pushed me through the first year. After that, I was able to switch to a company 150 km away from my hometown to continue doing this job. Now when I hear this song, every memory appears in my head. I didn't get the money until 2 years later, and I had to hire a lawyer to actually get it. I was 17 back then now with 23 still doing that job I know why it was so important to me to continue doing exactly that, and I learned that taking the hard way and biting the bullet is worth it. "We are" has an exponential place in my heart.

[@kilsestoffel3690]

One song that hit me was "White Bird" of It's A Beautifull Day. A good friend sent it to me and I cried the whole evening... And left my partner. The best thing i could do at that time.

[@aloiskessel]

Hi Eric I'm Aois a German in Germany, Lol! I am 62 years old and there are a lot of songs in my life that move me emotionally. I would just like to name two of them, otherwise the list will be too long. There is the Scorpions, Follow your heart and Deep Purple, Child in time.

[@chrisjensch4410]

honestly it's the same song, Mutter. but I was, (no I am) projecting it to my Dad. Even though my dad is my first connection to Rammstein. we were listening rammstein from the beginnings together, and joined concerts together(my first 2000 I was 12 years old)... did you found the 2L bottle Hannőversch? search for a Getränkemarkt, mostly they have a very good biersortiment ;)

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Thanks for sharing... no, havent found it but have not looked yet either

[@Optimist222]

"Spieluhr". Just so sad. Became even more intense since i have had children of my own.

[@flauschschlangepictures2893]

I love Lil' Bloodred Ridin' Hood by Children of Bodom. Whenever I had a rough day and feel exhausted, physically and mentally, this is the song that takes the exhaustion away. The guitar solo is absolutely amazing. It also is the only song, no matter where I am, that let's me forget all of what's surrounding me. And that really means something with me. I can't even read a comic on public transportation because I'm too aware of everything around me.

[@dcbsmt]

CRMBL by Mother Tongue. It was the first song of theirs I'd heard and I it was unlike anything I had ever heard before. I then saw them live and have been in love with this band ever since and following them around on tour (at least as far as my budget allowed). They were supposed to come on tour in April but fucking Corona put a stop to that. :(

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I have never heard them before. I will keep my eyes open to try to catch them live!

[@dcbsmt]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany This is sort of the official fan channel: kzbin.info They have a lot of live videos. It's not even close to being the same but you can have a look. I really hope the dates will be postponed to maybe spring next year. Since they're totally DIY touring is always a challenge, what with families and day jobs.

[@andrinag5262]

With rammstein it is often important to understand the text because they often have taboo topics that nobody talks about. and only by understanding the text does the sick side of some songs come across greetings from Germany

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Sometimes it's just about the feeling and that also works for Rammstein songs.

[@andrinag5262]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany yes you're right but you can't feel some sick shit

[@katjaschulz296]

I love Rammstein 🤘🤘🤘

[@chriscypher2377]

Most emotional connected is "The Poet and the Pendulum" by Nightwish for some reasons, because of the tough times I went through that time. Its the only song that I cannot hear until now without hearing a more lighter song like "Ghost Love Score" directly afterwards to push mood back up again. But its also still one of my absolutely favourite songs, too... strange

[@reko7264]

Deep Purple... Solidier of fortune

[@cynthialenz4962]

The song that got me into medieval stuff was "Villeman og Magnhild" by In Extremo. It was ... dunno, 2003 maybe? I was watching VIVA, a former music TV channel. They aired a concert of these guys and I ... was hooked: Bagpipes? Rock/Metal vibes? [old] Norwegian? Hell yeah, lil' school-me was totally into that! And somehow my taste switched: Before it was like Pantera, Kreator, Die toten Hosen and so on. Now ... it's kinda broken: Kreator, Heimataerde, Falco, Funker Vogt, Rammstein, Heino [only the "Mit freundlichen Grüßen" album, but anyway] - may sound like a weird playlist, but I'm totally used to it. :D

[@johannesschmitt794]

Nice video, as always. Rammstein didn’t play that song live until 2011, because there was a huge disagreement between the band members. Normally, all of their decisions are voted on by the band, with each of them having a say and a vote. The music video for Mutter was shot right after a fairly exhausting tour of them, and no one except for Till was on set for the shoot. That’s the reason why only he is in the video. He made all of the choices regarding the video, and the other members felt left out.

[@herpderp6705]

About the topic of mothers, one song that makes me tear up is "Nur zu Besuch" by Die Toten Hosen. Not really metal, but who cares. A song that helped me a lot when my dad died was "Im Gartn" by Lunar Aurora. Saddest song I´ve ever heard is "Past Caring", by Jackie Oates. An interpretation of a poem by Henry Lawson, also about a mother, going through a lot of hurt and hardship.

[@kayschnoor9489]

Wolfmoon . Type O Negative. My Grief song Number one but the Rest of Type O also. Whenever life gave me Lemons Pete was around to acompany me trough the pain. Have been a fan since Retaliation/ Carnivore but slow,deep and hard did hit me hart and I stuck to type O ever since.... even got some of Petes words tattooed on my stomach.....🤪

[@uzelbruzel]

"Marrow" by YOB will be played at my funeral.

[@anne-katrin.diedszun]

The way you started with Rammstein is something most of the older peeps among us can understand, I guess. It was not common to be bilingual educated and to start learning english early. So, we felt the music first and lyrics came later on. But this was also a good way to improve language knowledge :). Btw, do you hear soft metal, Eric?

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

Some of the greatest songs ever have lyrics that are not understood. Look at Bohemian Rhapsody! Music is meant to be felt. Metal to me is not "soft". I struggle to even consider Rammstein metal. My first Metallica album was Reload (i was really late) and they sounded like a good hard rock band to me! But i am a big fan of stuff like Tom Petty. Or even very non metal stuff. I have a video about it lol. But i really dont understand how many bands are considered metal.

[@anne-katrin.diedszun]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany me neither! I call most of the music hard rock :). One of my favourite bands is Axel Rudi Pell with everything arranged and performed from 1998 on.

[@Rooxx666]

the greatest Musician for me is Chuck Schuldiener (RIP) from Death, every Song is a Gift to Us, to the hole Metal Scene, and as a German i Love Blid Guardian and B.G. s The Last Candle is one of the greatest Song in History for me.

[@juliagoad1539]

Lately Tool's "Right in Two" has been hitting me in the feels. As for Rammstein in particular, back in the day I would have said "Amerika" because when it came out it was how I felt about America. Now I would have to say "Deutschland", sadly for the same reason.

[@Polarwoelfinluna]

I must say a song that hit me hart by hearing is from saltatio mortis and the song is named "sie tanz alleine "or in englisjh she dance alone . There is a connection to this song with my teenyears ,,i was allways a outsider because of my taste in music und clothing . This song is not so old but feelt like this particular time in my life . Btw i think you will like this song . Sorry for my bad english. If you want to hear it kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6WXZpqkap2Jg6s See you luna

[@andiwernersen8914]

ganz klar: Manowar - Father in german. ist zwar irgendwie genau das gegenteil, weil ich deutscher bin und die band amerikanisch (glaub ich) aber emotional echt der hammer. hat viel geschichte für mich

[@klausernstthalheim9642]

What I just noticed is that your accent is slowly approaching the German pronunciation for english words. I think that Rammstein improved between the second and third album and refined their style over the years. Don't get me wrong, the first two albums are great, but the third album was simply a step ahead in lyrics, subtilty and diversity. Also my favorite songs from Rammstein are "Klavier"; "Wilder Wein", "Ich will", "Spieluhr" "Mein Teil", "Amour" "Reise Reise" "Dalai Lama" "Morgenstern" "Ohne Dich" "Feuer und Wasser" "Ein Lied" "Haifisch" "Donaukinder" "Zwitter" "Puppe" and "Diamant"

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

I was getting comments for a while doubting that i am really American! Because everyone thinks i sound German speaking english. Well, for 3 years i am speaking english with germans so i think it just happens to be like that lol

[@klausernstthalheim9642]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany Yeah Germany is good in assimilating you. In no time you start to drink german beer....wait a minute....it's to late you are already German, but with american background. ;)

[@Mukhambiel]

Well, my mother introduced me to Rammstein when I was 12. It was a difficult time. But you were asking for emotional songs. So I would like you to hear to Subway to Sally - Kleid aus Rosen!

Seemann by Rammstein

[@daniellehurrell6620]

You don't have to explain it twice to me! Oh fuck, that flute at the beginning 😂 I'm a bit tipsy. 😂

[@Refrigescere]

Rishloo - Diamond Eyes

[@petruschkii]

Cooles Video 👍

[@TheFreaker86]

„Pellonpekko“ by Korpiklaani was the piece of music we chose for our wedding. This instrumental song sounds happy and somewhat festive because of the violin but still has the heavy guitars in it. Fitted perfectly. Even years later I am touched by this piece of music. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYalgKOoqLaSY80

[@rickdanger6727]

Du bist einfach cool 👍

[@jaygerpe]

i get emotinal when i hear "The Oath" from Caliban and "Fade to Black" from Metallica.

[@ohboythisisgettingreal7771]

I prefer The Eagle flies alone from Arch Enemy, because there is so much rebellion in it, I am a real fan of it, but I've got several favorite songs and this one is only one of them

[@erika22612]

Rammstein have a making of mutter on their channel, it tells you about why they almost split up 👀

[@cyberbubu1432]

Remember everything, Five Finger Death Punch

[@arnodobler1096]

i so agree (i´m not a Metall Head) in the last few Years i like Rammstein more and more, there lyrics are amazing so intelligent brilliant. For me as a german "Deutschland" is a Masterpiece the Video the Music but first of all the lyrics are genius. They are speaking from my Heart no other Band do this so much. France People don´t want speak a other languege only at a Rammstein Concert!!! I have seen the Documantary Rammstein in America and hear there Interviews: Oh my god! I look there Videos and theren Live sessions, reading and lissenings there lyrics and there was a wow effect: Till is a Poet like Heinrich Heine! thanks for your honesty it´s touched me. I think you are a german the hole live in the false Country. I hate not the american People, but the politic and the capitalismus Commercial overdose……..

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

The video for "Deutschland" is a masterpiece.

[@Gotchaaayoutube]

Hör dir mal das an. Eventuell gefällt es dir. Ja es ist älter, aber auch dieser Text ist nicht einfach zu verstehen In Extremo "Vollmond" m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5K2ap56j8mXnLM

[@kuhlgert]

I second that! They’re old stuff is pretty neat.🤘

[@Gotchaaayoutube]

Neues Album ist in Arbeit. 😉

[@heidibrakhage2553]

Love Vollmond :)

[@Feomathar93]

@@Gotchaaayoutube Ist schon draussen :)

[@daniellehurrell6620]

I saw them in 2012. Easily the best, or top 3 shows. 😁

[@peter_meyer]

And now for something completely different: Talking Heads - Once in A Lifetime kzbin.info/www/bejne/injSl6J-brd3e6M This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren kzbin.info/www/bejne/fne6fH1oe7qcd7M Yes, not metal at all, but you didn't mention a genre ps: yes, i'm an old farth

[@luckshasen]

Linkin Park -Breaking The Habit

[@wernhervonbraun9394]

Mett!!!

[@jorgwitt4083]

Motörhead - Ace of Spades

[@kazkorianor]

I am not a fan Metall and ok that stuff but you are a great guy nice work

[@petergenger9637]

Saga Security of illusion

[@snyper701]

🇩🇪❤

[@petergenger9637]

Bedingung Hipster Hipster

[@petergenger9637]

Sorry die band heißt BRDIGUNG

[@Cremantus]

Rammstein... we call it Neue Deutsche Härte... check this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neue_Deutsche_H%C3%A4rte

[@Gotchaaayoutube]

Sei mir nicht böse, aber ich bezweifle das du den Sinn des Liedes verstehst.

[@forkless]

Lyrics can have different meanings depending on the person. Saying he doesn't understand the lyrics is nonsense. For the record I have seen and know quite a few Germans that don't get all of the nuance and meanings of their songs. Du Hast is a prime example of it.

[@ChrisTian-rm7zm]

Und was ist der Sinn des Liedes, Deiner Meinung nach?

[@Gotchaaayoutube]

Da gebe ich dir voll und ganz recht

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

If anyone wants to critique my understanding, please be more direct and say it in English please. Germans like being passive aggressive. Plus if you want to discuss whether or not i understand what the song is about is entirely irrelevant to my point of "feeling" music. So do not critique the matter of understanding lyrics if my main point is not even understood. But thanks for watching!!!

[@Gotchaaayoutube]

Nö one of us is aggressiv. We just hold you Songs and lyrics like that one is not so easy to understand. The meaning is not like the translation

[@ohboythisisgettingreal7771]

You should look after the lyrics. If you understand the lyrics you will have a more intense experience of this song

[@Luemm3l]

thats a cool idea for a series. Here is another one: Battle of the b ands (or artists). Frank Sinatra vs. Udo Jürgens, Capital Bra vs. 50 Cent, Xasthur vs. Horn and the likes :P

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

No, i won't do anything like that. My first few videos were reactions and one was a Capital Bra video. I hated it and tore it apart. You can imagine many responses and we had to take it down for several reasons. So I will be careful with things like that

[@Luemm3l]

@@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany my comment was more of a joke anyway, but fair enough.

[@KrautsalatAnAmericaninGermany]

@@Luemm3l hahaha

[@xXjaninatorXx]

Loikeamie. Merk dir meinen Namen

[@germanCrowbar]

Rammstein sind Scheiße.

[@kraftandre5538]

Hi Eric!Sorry,can´t watch this video,cause I hate Rammstein.