Rammstein - Radio (Official Video) | First Time Reaction

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[@klauspoetsch1841]

Nice reaction as always! For context, in east germany (roughly between 1960-90) it was not allowed to hear western music, but many people did it secretly, anyway. So, the radio was very important to them, it was a connection to the rest of the world.

[@lorgrenbenirus]

Not in just Eastern Germany but in whole Soviet block, so to say, or whole Eastern Europe. Listening to anything western could have literally meant jail time, or worse if they brand you as a traitor. Didn't stop us though, we did it anyway. In secret, during night. Like he said with song lyrics, for a limited time our ears became our eyes through what we saw the world outside of the iron curtain.

[@ericcarlberg7921]

*and for those that don't know, the band grew up in East Germany, making it a very personal song for them

[@stahlgewitter69]

@@ericcarlberg7921 I know the guys from their old bands, i saw them live in small club in the 80ies :) so they was also played in radio in east germany with their projects, especially the band FEELING B

[@vals_loeder]

Whatever the song, a Rammstein video always leaves an impression.

[@AlfonsoSampson-dj5dn]

Best Band Ever

[@gavinshickle1814]

"I didn't need to see that." Too funny.

[@InnaSoloMusic]

😂

[@bryanbrady877]

I will also say that you are not exactly wrong. R+ often has more than one thing to say. These songs begin as poetry, after all. Even "Dicke Titten" and "Pussy" have substance under the surface. They have an album that begins saying "You are not alone" and ends saying "You have to do the last part alone" Absolute mastercraft bookending. Art is to be felt, not understood.

[@Gea2222]

Song about East Germany and forbidden western music on the radio

[@arriusnyne884]

Finally somebody pronounces the name right.

[@donkfail1]

Flake (real name: Christian Lorenz, or as you say "The Keyboard Guy") is my favourite too. The rest of the band are pure metal, but flake just wants to play trance techno. The results are great!

[@annaricci4686]

Rammstein ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bassamarnouk8454]

You are my favorites KZbinr😍 don't stop your reaction videos with all love and respect for you❤️😁☺️

[@InnaSoloMusic]

❤️

[@stefanmaurer8536]

People are so oversensitive these days, it‘s sad

[@ashkanahmadi]

People used to lose their goddamn mind if a black person drank from the same fountain as a white man 100 years ago. What do you mean “these days”?

[@tosa2522]

If you react to the song Ausländer, you will probably have to censor the whole video.😂

[@CavHDeu]

Art shouldn't be censored that's why they can show it on KZbin

[@arnonyhm4055]

The song is about the situation in East Germany (before the reunion) where the USSR controlled East German government tried to control all influences to the people. All band members grew up in this circumstances. As you may know, that government even build a deadly border where more than 300 people were killed while trying to escape from that state. And the people living under this regime found a way to escape a bit by hearing radio stations from West Germany. Therefore "their ears became eyes" while hearing what they are not allowed to see. The band members are dressed like artists / actors in the 1950th-1960th. The auto-translation is terrible. The first scene you've censored visualizes a German expression. It's shown while the lyrics are "stille heimlich fernes Weh" (secretly satisfy my "far away" sickness (as opposite to homesickness). The German word "stille" that can be translated to "satisfy" in this context could also be used for "breastfeeding" (a baby). The second censored scene is a build after a famous picture of the Frensh revolution where a "similar dressed" woman holds a Frensh flag (painted by Eugène Delacroix). (easy to find via Google, comments with links outside KZbin are blocked)

[@megatwingo]

Hi! 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.

[@edeeckensteher6329]

👍 Up before i finished to watched ♥️

[@InnaSoloMusic]

❤️

[@CavHDeu]

Please also react to the making of video. They are very helpful and you learn more about the six band members.

[@justitia257]

Fantastici e geniali

[@MrFanavideo]

In the 1900s training was controlled and not everyone had access to it The various governments were suspicious there were no social networks

[@arnodobler1096]

Only ti ts 🤷‍♂😜 The Making of explains a lot

[@CavHDeu]

Schreib ich ja auch immer 😏

[@arnodobler1096]

@@CavHDeu genau🤘

[@odunhops7727]

this keyboard guy is Flake. Watch him live on a treatmill while playing keyboards ..... very interesting!

[@SheratanLP]

I hope that there will be a reaction to "Rammstein - Zeit" soon.

[@stefanmaurer8536]

She will probably say „I don‘t need to see THAT“ again

[@SheratanLP]

@@stefanmaurer8536 Hat sie schon darauf reagiert ? Ich habe auf ihrem Kanal gesucht, aber nichts gefunden.

[@ronaldleach9899]

❤ 🎶 👏👏👏

[@odunhops7727]

you are new in Rammstein?

[@BernhardHeiming-pw8xj]

🤝🙏👍

[@alexxxhernandez8773]

For your next reaction Rammstein - Du Riechst So Gut 98 or Angst

[@alexandremaireno-ni4ec]

2:24...just wait

[@joseluis-mj2uc]

Don't be surprised, with so little, that musical group, in many of its videos, talks so much about vices, such as explicit sexuality, in fact, there are many topics related to sexuality, but it is, very normal, that way. band, so to speak, in some way that, most of the time, causes controversy, but in a humorous sense, on other occasions in a real or sexual sense. Greetings from Mexico.

[@rudolfbart]

hi from germany all I say is woman should fight for there rights it was hard you got them just as easy they can be taken away look usa and the right to rule over there won body as my granddad said at WW2 nothing is taken away from you as your rights

[@marty6945]

3:00 Well, so far you are completely wrong with your theory, we will see later😁 ...btw, if you're so sensitive to looking at women's breasts, don't watch Rammstein videos but only their live concerts where Till works with gasoline. That will calm you down completely.

[@papymuzo]

t'en fais des grimaces à la vue d'un nichon

[@TheDomaZog]

lol these subtitles make no sense