Rammstein - Radio: A Fox Reactions

[@MM-cb3jx]

I keep being impressed by your knowledge of our history (as demonstrated in your „Deutschland“ review as well) . Greetings from Germany 👋( I wish I had paid more attention to history in my younger years 😊 )

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much!

[@MM-cb3jx]

Also may I suggest bloodywood songs Ari Ari , Dana Dan, Aaj or Yaad. I love them 😊

[@logandowdy9887]

Mich zu

[@zeldamecry]

Top Kommentar echt🙏

[@michaelhess5307]

A third explanation of the borders and fences lyrics is that the music they listened to in secret on the shortwave allowed for them a brief time to transcend the borders and fences and feel part of the world they were not allowed to visit or see. It ties into the "meine ohren werden augen" line in the chorus.

[@EvyTheFox]

Oh yes thats actually really smart! Thank you for sharing your insight. I love to hear other peoples views and expand mine on the video

[@TugarunnerLx]

I'm a grandpa of 55y old and think our youth must follow your example. You know things of the world and think about it. Very good. Keep going

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much! I feel like the more we know, and the better we are educated, the bigger we become as a person

[@torstenstruck4444]

Impressive recession! I grew up in East Berlin. listening to western radio was forbidden, but the government couldn't technically prevent it. i grew up listening to west radio and west TV, but it was not allowed to speak about it in public.

[@EvyTheFox]

Oh wow, i can only tell of what i saw in docus or read about, so i have no actual first hand knowledge like you do. Thank you for taking the time to share this

[@scharsigo]

Being German I totally appreciate your historical insights because Rammstein lyrics and videos always need background information to get them completely. Super Reaction! (some tone issues though 😉) Would love to hear your opinion about the Links 2 3 4 and its official video. Keep rockin!

[@sandgroper1970]

I actually have the original video clip to Links 234 on dvd.

[@bryanbrady877]

Imagine a rock band that demands that you get smart. Well heck then, got some reading to do.

[@dominikbottcher5818]

Greetings from East-Germany.. You summarized the song very well 👍🏻

[@lapd]

I'm deeply impressed by your knowledge about German history and of course of your reactions to several Rammstein songs

[@AchimE]

Another great reaction! I guess you know our history better than many Germans… thanks! 👍🤘

[@EvyTheFox]

There is barely any history more interesting than German history when it comes to ww2, cause alot has happend before the war leading up to it, during and then after the war as aftermath. And the thing about it is, that most of it happend due to some sorta pact, made by some people that arent german, impacting the regular german citizens

[@enrico7954]

People should only watch your Rammstein reaction videos for learning everything they need to know about German history :) You are fantastic. I was born in the eastern part of Germany and now live in the western part for 16 years. And the East-West topic is still a topic in Germany - not as big as it was once, but still there are differences in each part of Germany - culturally, monetarily, economically and so on. I am impressed, that a non-German knows so much about the German history. You are phenomenal (and by the cute when grooving with the music :) )

[@EvyTheFox]

You are super kind! Thank you so much for all your sweet comments. You def made me smile today

[@oliverkamyszew7820]

A great reaction as always, Evy! So much history knowledge to share with us all. Keep it up!

[@eckigeecken]

I like that you know much about germany and Rammsteins backstory! Really appreciate that!👌🤘

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much!

[@megatwingo]

Hi! Nice reaction! :) Till's makeup is from the cabarets of the Berlin of the roaring 20's. If you know the movie "Cabaret" then you know where his makeup is coming from (especially in the scene with the song "Welcome"). The roaring 20's had the reputation to be especially kinky and decadent with a lot of orgies, crossdressers and homosexual activities. Especially in Berlin. The rest is a mixture of Third Reich and GDR (DDR), because both dictatorships restricted the receiving of radio waves from foreign countries with foreign ideas and foreign music. If you were caught listening to foreign (enemy) radio stations in the Third Reich this could be your end. In the DDR you were thrown in prison and / or your life was ruined by the secret service (Stasi). In both states the radio was the life line of the people for listening to modern western music that was forbidden in both dictatorships. Despite of those threats the most people in the GDR watched west-TV and listened to west-radio. There was an area in the east, where no western TV and radio waves were getting to. That area was called "Tal der Ahnungslosen" (valley of the clueless) by the east Germans. The women protesting and going over the top with bare breasts and the women turning over the car were part of the women's rights movements. Then they had written on posters and their body in the 1960's & 1970's the slogan "My body belongs to me" (part of the pro abortion movement inside the womens rights movement of the 1960's and 70's). In the video they had written on posters and bodies "My Radio belongs to me". In the same women's rights direction goes the scene with the complaining man (about the food) and the woman throws him to the ground. But to be honest: I don't know, why they brought up that women's rights stuff in the context with their song about the radio. Maybe the radio helped spreading those political ideas back then, too. The music was in big parts a homage to the sound of the band "Kraftwerk" and their songs about radio waves and the radio itself (partly integrated into songs like "Autobahn"). My recommendation: The band "Kraftwerk" and their song "Autobahn". If possible, take one of the latest versions. If possible from one of their latest life events with the 3D animation of the German highway in the background. Greetings Mega 👋😇👋 PS: "fernes Weh" means literally translated "distant pain", right. But in this case it is an unusual, artistic version of the German word "Fernweh" (Wanderlust, travel nerves, travel bug, to have itchy feet). All those English expressions and words for Fernweh (even the imported German word Wanderlust) aren't catching the real meaning of "Fernweh". It isn't just the wish to travel somewhere. It's like a sweet (at the same time wistful) yearning and thinking about distant places.

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much for this amazing and educational reaction! I appreciate it so much! Ill look into the suggestions!

[@megatwingo]

@@EvyTheFox :-)

[@NIckEDSmith]

einer der besten reaktionen die ich gesehen habe, danke und umarmung von Deutschland nach UK

[@Parrotlet_Schmidt]

ich gebe dir recht, aber in ihrem Kanalinfo steht Belgien

[@chelleb3055]

I love your reactions because you put thought and effort into dissecting the lyrics and the videos on a deeper level. Thank you! Rammstein are so special, they were literally prisoners of war and a product of WW2. I am the same age as them and can't begin to imagine what it must have been like for them, especially with how West Berlin was. Full of culture and life! Poor guys. Bless them and you and please keep these reactions coming! :)

[@EchoesDaBear]

Ausgezeichnet reaktion!! Great reaction - and your historical insight is also wonderful. Thanks Evy. Not only are you sharing amazing music, but providing a history lesson to those that don't know! I am of German heritage and really into history, and as you mentioned in another comment, German history is fascinating - bloody, horrible at times, but very, very interesting! This song has a good message, and is an absolute rocker!! Aufwiederhoeren mein freunde!

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much!

[@richardlay8504]

Brilliant analysis. Regards from the UK!

[@Volwer]

It´s so much more fun watching a reaction from a person with that background knowledge! Just a pleasure as watched in the "Deutschland" reaction vid! Watching Rammstein vids it´s always important to understand the lyrics and the meaning of their vids! There´s always a message behind them! Keep up the great work, Fox! Thumbs up and nothing else! ;-)

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so so so much! Appreciate it!

[@YONATOOTH]

You make the absolute best Rammstein reactions here on KZbin 🤘

[@EvyTheFox]

That is a huge compliment! Thnx

[@nickelcrome]

Excellent reaction.

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much

[@Congaman41]

I find ur reactions to be top notch! U have an eye for details and knowledge of history. From now ur my Top 1 reaction youtuber!

[@108efp]

Thank you for this. I grew up in Aachen, on the border of Belgium and Netherlands. Historic by default. I love that Germania in this video always wears the colors of Germany in the different time periods. She is wearing bones in shape of a tree ( tribal sign from armenius’s tribe who was the one who wiped out three Roman legions in teutebourg forest. ) She wears black and white in the early years or 20’s and then always wears red things and gold pieces with her black skin. The German flag. Black red and gold. The red laser in each shot is “Det Rote Faden der Geschichte” red string of history. I think the banned part of the German anthem was “Deutschland über Alles” which is Germany above everything else. He changed it to Deutschland über Allen” which means Germany above all, but I think it’s a reference to the insane behavior of Germany during that time compared to other countries. And the video also uses Rammstein’s past video references. -The coffin from “sonne” video -The angel wings from “Engel” video -All members of the band crawling,” mein teil” video -The dog group shot from their first album promo images -The space scenes from “America” video Probably missing a few more. Anyway, thanks

[@stevqtalent]

the "i just fly away with the music, float through all spaces, no borders, no fences" line always reminds me of an old german folk song called "die gedanken sind frei" (the thoughts are free) "the thoughts are free, who can guess them? they fly by like nocturnal shadows. no person can know them, no hunter can shoot them and so it'll always be: the thoughts are free!" and the radio back then was the musical (and with that social and political) thought's wings

[@hendrixxxm637]

The beginning shows the late 20th early 30th‼️ Look at the "comedian harmonist" style❗

[@riveraharper8166]

Love your insight! :)

[@jurgenkreitz4059]

Hey 🙋‍♂️ I come from Germany and I will say, your reaction is great. In Germany the Radio from the english BBC was forbidden in the Nazi time

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much

[@bryanbrady877]

I played in Berlin shortly after the reunification. Met some interesting people. Like crazy, just frickin crazy. It was a weird time.

[@arnodobler1096]

One of the best lyrics ever and what a video

[@jeffreyheirman1342]

Love how i keep learning from reaction vids! Keep up the good work 🦊🔥

[@crossfire2204]

perfekt react ! Wellcome from germany

[@assurhex1449]

First one to get the history right. That's a subscribe right there.

[@olafgramann6789]

Once again good job Evy and "chapeau" for your excellent knowledge of german history!

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much. Happy you like it!

[@greeensmoker8607]

Das ist eines meiner Lieblingslieder von rammstein = this is one of my favorite Songs from rammstein ❤️🙏

[@d3bianninja284]

Another great 🦊 reaction with nice historical insights 📚. I love the way this video was made by Rammstein as well.

[@jeosenlord5237]

great you listening to rammstein with your knowledge❤

[@odunhops7727]

1989 the berlin wall was ripped. There was a great concert with Pink Floyd, Sorpions, Van Morrisson ... and more ....!

[@andreasnordin9023]

Now I expect brilliance when you post a reaction, and no different this time. You keep your very high level intact. No pressure though. But so far very impressed. Cheers from Sweden.

[@EvyTheFox]

thank you so much! I do my best to share knowledge through music, but i def do not know everything. very happy you like the videos!

[@andreasnordin9023]

@@EvyTheFox your reactions stand out. As a failed stringbender turned music teacher I enjoy people that try to put meaning in the music. Whether it is correct or not only the writer knows, but the meaning it creates for others is real and interesting. Keep it up. You are AWESOME!

[@andreasc.2182]

Great reaction with great background knowledge. One of the best of their more dancestyle related trax. You really feel how Flake (their keyboarder) flows through this track.

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you! And yes i agree

[@modus5507]

Very well explained. Was a very nice reaction

[@freakonaleash1986]

This was one of the best explanations I#ve ever heard on KZbin describign this video and the former Eastern-Western-Germany relations. 👌

[@EvyTheFox]

Thanks!

[@Rednosei]

Very good Reaction! 👍

[@pauljohnson460]

i find it interesting that Till was born in 63, so he was more than 25 years' old when the wall falled, they have 'interesting' stories about this time (i think Paul Landers talked about one in an interview i saw) :x...

[@EvyTheFox]

Well i hope to one day be able to interview them on the channel to talk about all of this

[@pauljohnson460]

That would be awesome, they covered a lot of historical events in their musics ! (My fav of all time is Donaukinder, about a sad environemental devastation that happened in 2001 if i remember correctly, there is a fanmade video on youtube with the context at the start of the video that is incredible, with real footage of that time)

[@Emoldi]

I am an East German person and have almost exclusively heard - and played - music from the West. Ich bin ein ostdeutscher Mensch und habe fast ausschließlich Musik aus dem Westen gehört - und gespielt.

[@massimodallapellegrina2374]

Great reaction!👍

[@unbekannterbenutzer5998]

People even dug tunnels under the wall. There's a story of a group of people who dug a tunnel and placed some kind of improvised railway into it so they could drag their grandma with them because she wasn't able to crawl through it anymore just so she would be able to be free again

[@HelloAll6]

The song reminds me a little bit of "Ich glotz TV" (I'm staring at TV) by Nina Hagen. When Nina published this song (1978), she had already emigrated from the GDR two years earlier (1976). Not everyone had such an opportunity. Her song is more of a blanket criticism of media consumption that tempts you to not get your ass off the sofa. Her song thus follows a different intention than that of Rammstein. However, the phrase "I'm staring from east to west" also occurs in her song.

[@arnodobler1096]

Music has no language barrier and no borders

[@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567]

Great, insightful reaction, and some slightly different interpretations compared with what I had thought which is always good, to hear a different perspective on things.

[@friedrichhelmbrecht]

You still see the border through Berlin, with Google earth. Orange Street lights east, and the more yellow ones west.... The markets will regulate it....

[@pfeilchen]

There is also the option to see the song as either a comment on music as a connection for people of all sorts. It flies in the ether and means different things to different people as shown quite vividly by how those people "use" their radios. Also it cannot be held down. That latter part makes me think this might be even more general in that ideas instead of music are meant. It ties in with an old german song "Die Gedanken sind frei" (thoughts are free) and they can't be contained or captured. Since that song is learnt by every german in school it would be typical for Rammstein to reference this.

[@christianschockel4966]

Thank you 😘🤘

[@roberthuth7493]

Good Reaction with Backround

[@tosa2522]

An interesting twist is seen at the end of the videoa when the color comes back. The flags have the star wreath of the European Union, but the flag is not blue but red, like most communist flags. I see this as Rammstein's personal criticism of interference in their art. Some time before they had to experience how the album "Liebe ist für alle da" was censored by the authorities. The ban was only lifted after a legal battle.

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much for takin the time to share this, i actually missed that detail, but its def an important one to mention

[@TheGregott]

so good. the music and the reaction

[@EvyTheFox]

thank you!

[@morganadolvsson432]

Topp Reaction like allways 👍🇸🇯

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much, i appreciate you taking the time to watch the video

[@sandgroper1970]

In a Book by Anna Finder Stasiland, mentions in It how her Boss when she lived and worked in Germany, was originally East German and He was part of a band in DDR times, and because of censorship and having to meet State approval for the music and lyrics, they( the state) ended up banning the band , because of a song….

[@emanuelefazio3173]

Always on the ball.

[@EvyTheFox]

if you like this video, def watch Rammstein - Angst: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXPFmoqqlrSCm7c or join me on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/evythefox

[@Frank-M.]

Thank you very much for your video and also for your interest in the background of the Rammstein songs. But this is not about the history after the Second World War and the division of Germany, but about the jazz scene that existed in the Nazi era. These young people at that time risked their lives to listen to their music. This can already be seen in the clothing, which dates back to the 30s and 40s of the last century.

[@EvyTheFox]

I believe its about both. You def cant deny all the wall references in the video

[@Frank-M.]

@@EvyTheFox I'm of the opinion that it can't have anything to do with East Germany because it's all about radio. If it were also about television, then no people's receiver( "Volksempfänger") would be shown here and technology from the 30s and 40s. Almost everyone in the GDR watched western television, but that was in the 70s and 80s. Here is the source of what I mean. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing-Jugend But of course you are also right that both systems were criminal and people took away their freedom.

[@sergio023_]

All the band members are from the DDR , and the keyboard player still a DDR citizen at heart ( till said so) and he hates whenever people speaks bad about his country (DDR ) he's a real comrade 😎 long live to the ddr

[@madzec]

I am pretty sure that their costumes are from the 30s and while uniforms of soldiers were from after ww2 uniforms the captain was having uniform that was ww1 style. Also some shots were from French revolution (like naked girl with the flag) My guess for them is that music is eternal and with no borders. And also radios were forbidden during world war 2 like for example in French while it was occupied by Germany.

[@EvyTheFox]

thank you for sharing your view and insight on the video!

[@dawatcherz]

did you know that rammstein had a permit to give a concert in west berlin and by the time the concert ended the berlin wall had fallen?

[@dindada2901]

6:34 Fun fact the radio names are the names of the band members. for Example (Paul) Landers (Richard) Kruspe.

[@EvyTheFox]

Oooooooh that is such a good detail!! Thank u for sharing that, it actually made me laugh a lil

[@alx314]

Listening to West German radio was not officially forbidden in the GDR, but it was not welcomed. Officials (police, army, etc.), however, had to commit themselves not to receive West German radio or TV. There were, however, bans on individual songs or artists whose music was not allowed. At official dance events, there was a quota that a maximum of a certain amount of Western music could be played, if I remember correctly, 40%. Since there was hardly any international music to buy on record in the 80s, it was very common to record music from the radio on cassette. There were special radio programs for this purpose, where no one talked into the tracks and you could record the tracks in their entirety. I still have hundreds of cassettes with recordings from that time, some of them complete programs, because at that time I recorded the programs, which mostly ran at night, automatically via a timer (and then copied out the interesting titles). Greetings from Thuringia

[@EvyTheFox]

thank you so much for this comment! i personally dont know anyone who grew up in the area or during the time, so my only knowledge comes from reading and docus. i really appreciate you taking time to share knowledge and experience!

[@willybauer5496]

About the (at least for many Americans "controversial"… "Ahhhh… naked titties!")… breastfeeding scene: In German breastfeeding a baby is called "Ein Baby stillen"… meaning the baby gets silent ("still" in German, like in the famous christmas tune "Stille Nacht" - "Silent Night") after crying loud to be fed. But "stillen" also has another meaning as e.g. in the German phrase: "Seine Neugier stillen", which translates into English as "satisfying your curiosity". So the radio on the breast of the woman to me is actually depicting the last meaning metaphorically and is not at all a shocking picture. One more remark to the scene, when people (and in this scene you can only see women!) were protesting: one slogan on a transparent said: "Mein Radio gehört mir"… "My radio belongs to me" reflects a, in (West-)Germany very well known slogan of the early feminist movement: "Mein Bauch gehört mir", which you could translate to "My womb belongs to me", which was about the right of abortion.

[@bleggett29]

A radio signal knows no borders

[@EvyTheFox]

this is very accurate!

[@dirklorenz7976]

It is not entirely correct that we were not allowed to listen to western music in the GDR. There were even records of The Beatles or the Rolling Stones at the official label AMIGA. Maybe some few artists were forbidden for example DAF from Western Germany or Frankie Goes To Hollywood. But many were: I recorderd whole albums from the east German radio station DT 64. For instance Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Prince, oder The Cure in the 80s. What was not allowed: To listen to western radio stations. But we did it anyway.

[@EvyTheFox]

I love these kinda first hand, lived the life comments. I obv wasnt born during times of the wall (i was born 5 years after the wall was taken down) so i love hearing and mostly, learning from people who actually have first hand experience

[@uwep.7531]

No Fences , No borders .... as an East German I would describe it as : everybody listen to western radio stations couldn't left the country physically but could it mentally. In that time we were far away from east Germany. I grew up with Neue Deutsche Welle, Depeche Mode aso .We always watched "Tagesschau", the western German TV Main News at 8 pm.

[@EvyTheFox]

In 27, so i wasnt born when the wall was up, or when germany was still divided, so i only go off of what i see in docus and read about. Its so weird when u think about it, cause its actually not that long ago, while we live in a completely different culture right now

[@mmurphy53]

Another great job Evy - love the deep dive into the meaning of the song and lyrics. Too many today do not know history and the reasons things happened in the past. It is much more important that people realize - To me the sexual images indicate how much the elite loved the music and could get to it because they were the elite, even though they were in East Germany. The holograms etc were more that the police could not stop their minds from enjoying it, or the music itself over the airwaves. Just a few thoughts. I suggest the produced official video for “Ich Will”. Has a cool story you can try to break down…. I won;t give it away.. LOL

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much, i appreciate you checking out another video! Thank you for sharing your insight as well

[@stefanstock953]

Greetings and Love from Köln/Cologne, Germany. Great reaction again, my dear. 'To float thru the rooms, fly away with the music'..no borders, no fences.'. Rammstein discribes the power of music, listen to the music that gives you joy, faith, the strenght for selfbelieve, that music can actually change a lot. ( I only say Scorpions, 'Wind of Change'). Most important thing in those times was of course 'Freedom'. And music can bring freedom. West music was mainly bout it. Ttherefore it was not allowed. If you got cought, say a prayer. Cause the 'Stasi' was brutal in their violence. East were allowed listening Radio. But only to the East Radiostation. They had to listen to their manipulate lyrics. Actualy the East had some great Bands, but they could not sing what they want. It was under total control by Honecker and his criminal servants. And the East not wanted only cross the border to explore West Germany. They wanted to discover the whole wide world. But it wasnt allowed. Acurat seperated from everything and everyone. The 'DDR', damn, what a Hell of a Prison. You try to escape, you're dead. From Borderpatrol, from Yard dogs, and even shoot by evil, hidden weapons. Damn, so many were shoot at the border. I couldnt get it at that time and i still don't get it. Why could they do that so long, over 35, 40 years.? However, Peace and Stay Safe, my Lovelylady ♥️

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you so much for your amazing and educative comment! I really appreciate it!

[@stefanstock953]

@@EvyTheFox wow, finaly someone who answers me. And that by an actractive, cute powergirl/woman...hihi. thanx alot for your Feedback. I want actualy stop writing comments. Cause, dont getting noticed sucks. They say in videos for example,, ".please write it in the comments, i wanna know it from you, the fans. I would love to hear your opinion". And stuff like that. So, i take my time, i need longer because of my bad englisch. I take my time, my creativity and wait...and wait.. Totaly ignored by them, no thumbs up, not a single word. It gives me a painful hit. Just a little respect, thats all i hope to get. At least i get to see their true faces, what character they realy have. Thats the point where i go..".okidoki, küss mich wo die Sonne nicht scheint, you little fakeshit reacter..bye, bye. Well, i bet sometimes with myself, get i a Feedback or not, will he react to my comment...hihi From you, my dear? I was sure you would give me a 'like'. So, what i have to say to you is....thank you endlessly...your answer meant alot to me..(.for me?..damn). Take care, my Foxy Lady ..

[@josspronck2175]

Sharp Evy, sharp, you’re on the money, I’m impressed by your knowledge of history…..63 years old dutchy……

[@EvyTheFox]

Thank you!

[@rudolfg.7041]

Ein genialer Song.Gruß aus Germany 🙋‍♂❤

[@odunhops7727]

by the way - in this moment I don´t think very much about you (but I like you very much) I think of my friend who sits in the wheelchair and was such touch when we went to the irish Pub 2 times a week. Now he is in hospital since one years - 25 years ago I got one Flensburger-Beer - against Karl May Beer!!!!

[@odunhops7727]

I like you very much because you´re thinking about this shit. You can´t imaging that people that tried to fled from the DDR got shot to deat on the border. Fishermans fished in their fisnets people who tried to fled by swimming . I´ve a very good friend from east germany and have seen people digging a tunnel from east to west germany. I recognized him as a former Boss "Proffessor Peter Lücker!"!

[@bernardoesperanto3194]

1. Watch the making-of of "Radio". kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6PKYX-Li857gpY 2. Watch the world premiere at a crossroad in the eastern part of Berlin kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn7aZmmKrpWVgNk. The song was played in a local radio and the crowd = bypassers (allegedly 1000 people) were invited to bring portable radios with them. My shortest and cheapest Rammstein concert 😇😍 3. Till's make-up may be inspired by the German countertenor Klaus Nomi (1944-1983 in NYC due to AIDS) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp6vnGWsiL2Lqs2cttps: --//kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioepXqqir6d9m8U. 4. The - only seemingly simple lyrics - are once more great, as they correspond to the outdated radio station and apparatuses, police uniforms, shop and kitchen, e.g. "Weltempfänger" (world receiver = an early short wave radio), a nowadays obsolet term.

[@annaricci4686]

Rammstein ❤ best band ever 🤘🔥❤

[@Freiherr_von_Elnere]

Hallo Evy , wie immer eine großartige Reaktion auf das Rammstein Video. Wenn du Lust hast, schau dir mal das Musikvideo von SALTATIO MORTIS " Pray for the Hunter" an. Ein offizielles Musikvideo zu dem Game , The Elder scrolls. Du wirst es mögen. Mach weiter so , du bist klasse. 🙌

[@EvyTheFox]

Danke sehr! Ich schreibe deiner Song auf meiner "Reaktion Liste" 😁

[@Emoldi]

Ganz so war es nicht. Ich wurde am 15.12.1954 in der DDR geboren und hatte dort auch Probleme, aber geliebt habe ich dieses Land trotz allem. Ich bin auch Musiker, Rentner und bald ein ganz anderer.

[@hendrixxxm637]

Ich "sille" (breastfeed) "meines Fernes Weh" (Fernweh = longing) ... directly to this sequence. Till is also a clown 🤡 ...

[@MrBobo131313]

Hello la Belgique! Ici Marseille! Serez-vous sur lyon ce vendredi ou ce samedi? Bonne continuation!

[@tinecafnik]

I agree with you. nowdays things have changed. radio have become a sinonime for changes and even AI cant disturb the human nature of exploring Oures nature - si ifidonnotbelieveingod -whatami? Evil? Thinkabout IT AI...

[@Emoldi]

The Soviets did not interfere in the cultural policy of the GDR. That's just not true. I don't want to say that I liked GDR cultural policy, but it was not Soviet policy, which since about 1960 has kept more and more out of the direct internal politics of the GDR. Till Lindemann is a great artist, but also a great subjectivist, so to speak an egocentric. But I like him too.

[@TheOneFunnyDude]

coming up next: Donaukinder (bitte bitte ;) )

[@1984-man]

Coming up next: Seemann, official Video! , Danke danke.

[@EvyTheFox]

Maybe since you ask this nicely, ill look into it soon

[@malibustacys80085]

What do the flags on the Radio Berlin building mean?

[@arminiusgermanicus4848]

🤘

[@bubblegunbuddy445]

The eastside from Germany was the DDR.

[@flaschbraker]

interesting is that the Europe flags at the end are in Red and not in Blue

[@EvyTheFox]

I didnt notice till someone pointed it out in the comments! Def an interesting detail

[@hawkwolfes8923]

You can't fight radio waves with an army. This is the symbolism of the holograms.😉

[@VolkerOtt]

Wow - I am very impressed by your knowledge of the German history as a non-German person. It's maybe more than 90% of the German's itself know about their own history. Shame on us ! Compared to the reaction stories Rammstein from US I appreciate your dedicated interpretation and analysis of this song and especially of its extremely important lyrics which no-one from US understands. They are much more important than in any other hard rock band that I can imagine. Go deeper into that eg. in the song "Du hast" . I am your fan ! Thanks a lot for that.

[@odunhops7727]

wow - I took a look to this fucking 1989 "the wall" video. This is incredible. Bad video quality but Scorpions playing "in the flesh" Cindy Lauper singing another brick with that fucking Snowy White on guitar. WOW!!! You - yes you stand stillllll!!! Roger Waters!!!

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

..ok, girl that looks like 20 yrs old..first your timing was fantastic, to make me company while i ate dinner. today...it realy was.. While you were asking about meaning, i was thinking, that their double possible meanings, even if we know their roots and History, is what makes us curious on asking them personaly..! If it helps to add more confusion, i just say that i agree with you almost in entireaty, but, if i have to guess, i believe on what you said, and that an idea can't be killed, when police arrived.. but you gave me also the possibility, of they're being now impossible to silence, how some tried a time ago..you might be right, because don't forget that they're in an age and position in life, that they simply don't care..they try to open mind and tabus ... ..off topic now, i was in another life, some years ago, many times in Belgium! I was semi-truck driver, and i was carrying from Mars chocolats, and distributing them in a triangular way (Germany, Holland, Belgium and France)..lol..completely off-topic..ok..coffee time and a smoke.. See you next Rammstein video (don't take it personally..its what i interrupt my things to listen to....i'm lying..lol)

[@dieterchristmann3794]

Dont call it the Berlin Wall,itwas the Iron Curtain and only on German Ground 1300 Kilometers long.

[@EvyTheFox]

I talked about this in the video, the border between sovjet and the west. Not only the berlin wall

[@geerteertmans6697]

And then came the Rote Armee Faction. They started the point for tearing down the wall

[@tosa2522]

What? The RAF was quite happy to be able to hide in the GDR. The last RAF member to escape, Wolfgang Grams, was shot dead by police at the train station in Bad Kleinen, just 4 km from Till's father's home.

[@geerteertmans6697]

@@tosa2522 Maybe, but it was thanks to them that the movement against the wall started , even though they were part of the GDR. You even see them appear in the Deutschland video. They were adressed as terrorists, but i called them freedom fighters, just like the IRA in Ireland.

[@tosa2522]

@@geerteertmans6697 In the Deutschland video, the "freedom fighters" from the RAF took Germany hostage and put an explosive belt on her.

[@szeplakiattila865]

Sorry, if already noticed. At the end, in colour, EU flags are red and not blue. Any explanation? Do they refer to same censorship in EU?

[@Mike_Berlin]

Western Music and Radio/TV-Stations were forbidden in the East, so it is like today ... what the system doesn´t like, is censored

[@untergehermuc]

Great reaction, but you looking at your second screen resulted in you missing so funny short scenes of this video. Like the women giving breast to a radio or the hairdresser cutting off an ear. ;)

[@EvyTheFox]

Fun fact, the video is actually playing on my big, second screen, so i see more on the second screen than the one where my camera is on 😅 i need to rethink my setting but its also my live stream setting on twitch. But i did see the women giving breast in the video, prob just didnt mention it

[@maddoglee1]

... ok... first at all. i like your knowing of the history! But. ther are so many things you are wrong about it... 89 the fall of the wall was not driven by the people. it was a failture on the soviet side. and everyone took adventadge od this;) But i love it, how you explains so many things. and this things are mostly right. so. please continue with your explanaitions. I´m sorry if my english is not the best!. but i try;)

[@JakobFischer60]

I think the topic is still very present in many countries today and even gets more important again. Russia, China, Afganisthan and even the US. Information is dangerous.

[@BernhardHeiming-pw8xj]

🤝👍🙏👏👏👏👏

[@Emoldi]

Die Sowjets haben sich nicht in die Kulturpolitik der DDR eingemischt. Das stimmt so einfach nicht. Ich will nicht sagen, dass mir die DDR-Kulturpolitik gefallen hätte, aber sie war eben keine sowjetische Politik, die sich ohnehin etwa seit 1960 mehr und mehr aus der direkten Innenpolitik der DDR heraus gehalten hat. Till Lindemann ist ein großer Künstler, aber auch ein großer Subjektivist, sozusagen ein Egozentriker. Aber ich mag ihn auch. The Soviets did not interfere in the cultural policy of the GDR. That's just not true. I don't want to say that I liked GDR cultural policy, but it was not Soviet policy, which since about 1960 has kept more and more out of the direct internal politics of the GDR. Till Lindemann is a great artist, but also a great subjectivist, so to speak an egocentric. But I like him too.

[@seppelson7134]

Hommage to Kraftwerk ❤