Reaction to RAMMSTEIN - ANGST

[@tobiasr.6903]

WOW! There are reactions without breaks? GREAT! I LOVE IT!

[@sabina1118]

🤣🤣🤣🔥 they do exsist

[@robynsnest8668]

​@@sabina1118never change that. You are about the music and that is the way it should be. Thank you.

[@surrealisticinfinity2895]

The cheerleaders I think has a keyrole to the meaning of the song. They are in all the different dimenisons in this video. They seem to resemble leaders of society feeding citiciens with "angst" to keep them under check. They are bringing Till to the podium, locking in the wires and feeding propaganda and fear out to the world. They are then seen bringing bricks for the characters to build the walls, cameras, rifles even. We see them *cheering* for the characters shooting. They are also the ones smeering the characters with the goo type stuff, which I think is the angst taking over.

[@Arbaaltheundefeated]

Actually, I took the goo-smearing to mean something quite different, notice the "mad demagogue" himself has it too from the start. The goo is white, smeared over their black faces. *They* were the "black man" all along, hiding their darkness to profit from the fear they were spreading.

[@automotivefinishexperts2152]

All 3 videos from the new album are amazing. Zeit, Zik Zak and Angst such cinematics like creating a movie for each song

[@44WarmocK77]

The epilogue is pretty epic if you catch all these nasty details: The band watches TV showing two african children fenced off somewhere far far away minding their own business, while the black girl actually watches THEM watching TV on her smartphone, creating a loop of fear and surveillance. but once Till starts smashing the TV, the loop is broken and colors return to both their worlds again. Craving surveillance is a sign of fear, as fear feeds from irrationality like paranoia. If you get rid of it, fear will eventually loosen its grip on you and (hopefully) fade away.

[@frankcavallo]

they're also eating german love biscuits on the sofa

[@jbird4478]

@@frankcavallo They're eating things that according to Wikipedia in English are "Chocolate-coated marshmallow treats". In German however these were until fairly recently called Negroküsse, which literally translates to "nigger kisses". Nowadays they're called Schokoküsse (chocolate kiss). Many other languages had similar names for them.

[@lifra5446]

@@frankcavallo they are eating foam kisses, they where called "Negerküsse" (negrokisses) until very recently. Adds another point to the Boogeyman/black man thing

[@llothar68]

This return of colors is from the Pleasant Ville movie. It clearly shows that media is putting everything into black and white logic and when the system gets broken all the colors and nuances are back to life.

[@henningschwertfeger8128]

A typical Rammstein Video: Creepy, Brutal and thoughtful. I love their style. Thank you for reacting to this song. I loved your facial expression ( did i see the fear ? 😁 )

[@sabina1118]

Loool yes you did!! 🤣🔥 Yeah their style is sooo cool!!

[@lucabaracuda987]

the first 30 seconds of this song are just GENIUS !.. cant get enuff of it

[@Drinckx2]

Excellent! Seeing them live soon (it’s been on hold for 2 years of pandemic). Like that you added 10 minutes of blank screen so that viewers of a nervous disposition could recover.

[@CavHDeu]

Yea can't wait anymore... still 1 1/2 months to go 🤯

[@robinstack7309]

im super jealous

[@Sanson111]

i first listened them for learning german, now I just love 'em!!!

[@MarcosPaulo-xr6lj]

I love the way you can see between the lines in the song and in the clip, I see myself in you reacting the first time to the song, I just discovered your channel, but I'm enjoying the reacts!

[@stephenmiller195]

Absolute art a very powerful song and vid, great reaction thanks 🙏

[@sabina1118]

My pleasure 🔥

[@ronnyfett]

@Henning Schwertfeger here is an additional song to this new album, this came later to a special holiday. I love it. Rammstein - Dicke Titten kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpmtmIhvn9CXi5Y

[@Firstsefal]

обожаю твои реакции и стиль подачи видео) спасибо!

[@UltimateGamerCC]

one of my all time favorite songs/MVs from them, i just love the heaviness and wish Til screamed like that a bit more often. either way i will never tire of Rammstein and hope that they are not done making albums yet.

[@susanandrews2294]

Rammstein did release many 'Making of' videos, which dove into the back story of the song, for many years; that is a rabbit hole unto itself! You can find them for Amerika, Mann Gegen mann, Mutter, Rosenrot, Sonne, Mein Land and many other vids....but, I believe apart from Radio, I haven't seen a single 'Making of' vid for anything since Deutschland was released :-/ Meanwhile, if anyone had ever told me that Rammstein were allowing themselves to be filmed wearing sweater vests and acting like *typical* suburban dads....I never would have believed them.

[@rileyxxxx]

I love your expressions during the reaction. so natural and up close. makes me feel the same emotions when watching it again. ^^

[@arnodobler1096]

"Zeit" hit me in the Core: The Video the Lyrics Till´s Voice "Zick Zack" is more Fun but .... deep too "Angst" so powerful love the hole Album "Dicke Titten" next Video maybe

[@BartdeBoisblanc]

Ramstein seems to create gripping and original stories for their powerful music each and evert time.

[@andreashorst1390]

Oh girl. Love your reactions

[@ZeroZmm]

My favorite song from this album right now is Lügen

[@ThePunisher-mg5cy]

That tune hits!!! “Dune, dune, duune”

[@orravancam]

I love that you show your thoughts written, instead of stopping the video to talk.

[@self-declarednerdkingofnor4945]

Thank you for NOT stopping the video for small comments. It is the best way to ruin the feel and somtimes the message that the video(not the viewer) has There are so many reaction videoes that I just quits because of that.

[@sabina1118]

My pleasure. I can’t really enjoy and take the song in if I have to interrupt and talk 🙏🏻😊

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

The piano version of mein hertz brennt (the clip) is surprisingly brilliant and creepy. Recommended to watch. Also shows metal really isn't simple noise

[@rainerwahnsinn9585]

Herz (heart) not Hertz(the frequency of sound)

[@onkelbo7897]

Explanation about "black man" and "boogeyman": the lyrics mean both because as a child everyone was scared of the boogeyman and nowadays a few people (especially in Germany since the refugee crisis) are scared of black men who come to their country. It's like some Americans are scared of Mexicans who cross the border. Rammstein uses the boogeyman phrases because they're not related to racism just to explain the racism in the minds of those people. The computers & wires represent social media and how people are loosing theirselfes by moving deeper and deeper into the vortex of such mindsets and the reason for all of that are algorithms who show you even more of such fearful fake informations just to keep you in front of the screen and therefore as a customer of their services. In the end those slaves of obsession become "believers" who shoot each other until everything breaks apart.

[@onkelbo7897]

Some easter eggs in the video: - In the beginning they're lifting their left arms (which from our perspective looks like the right arm which was "the" nazi symbol in the 1940's) while cleaning their front yard to hide their dirty minds - in the end sequence theyre eating some sweets that were formerly called "negro kiss" (until the 1980's) in Germany - right after that occurrence, Till smashes the TV and while he does that, the picture changes vom black&white back to color

[@AstorThalis]

​@@onkelbo7897 On point. The change from black/white to color is a really interesting connotation. It shows that not much has changed about the Angst of western people in the last couple of decades about humans of other skin colour, culture and religion (black/white - before WW2; washed out colours - colour television came shortly after WWII; full colours - represents the present). Media still has a huge impact on how they see the world, which really can poison their mind. For example: If a refugee or non-(insert western nationality here) does something really bad, the news are broadcasting the case for months but the hundreds of violent crimes done by white people are only worth talking a few days. If they are not hushed up completely, which is the standard. Another interesting detail is the end where you can see the refugees have a smartphone which is pretty much damaged. The reason why Till is destroying the TV is because of a famous German quote in extreme right-wing groups who are saying that refugees doesn't need help if they are rich enough to own a smartphone and that they should go back to their own country - those quotes often include death wishes and other kinds of aggression. Of course this is far from reality, because smartphones are no luxury goods anymore and even if, that wouldn't change the reality about those people needing help when their country became hell. The barbwire around them represents European refugee camps which are more like detention camps robbing those people from their freedom.

[@perelachaise1156]

No wonder. The so-called refugees brought us the Nigerian Mafia and lots of criminals. This Rammstein song is the real propaganda. They show a woman and a child but most of these people are grown men. They are not refugees, They are immigrants.

[@BorisEC0902]

how many songs did u listen from Rammstein that u think to know what they mean or want to present?

[@VArsovski10]

Think this is my favourite song/video, never thought anything would one-up Deutschland but this might actually have done it, it's not as spectacular and flashy but in terms of perfect timing and perfect setup with lyrics and the topic it's supposed to be about is arguably even better (IMO)

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

I loved "zeit". It is a masterpiece! This "angst" i like it a lot too, and maybe more "comercial" alike it sounds, and "tv-friendly audience" it looks, but their range is so big, from a simple piano or bigger productions..i like them all! There is also something new to notice, everytime i rewatch their videos, i haven't noticed before.. There are singers who can reach certain notes, musicians who are gifted..and then, (it is just my opinion, for myself..), are some genious people, who have some unique aproach, gifted in life experience, poesy in their blood, and fearless truth telling mantra.. that come together, and release genious stuff, for us to enjoy..not even ads on their videos..i would easily drink a beer with them! ..some of their music, for sure work better on live shows..this must be one of them!

[@dorianleakey]

and "tv-friendly audience" it looks🤨

[@CavHDeu]

I asked myself how can they top the video of Deutschland and Zeit did it for me.

[@martinar.9211]

Great reaction. As you mentioned there are so many thoughts running through our minds while watching and thinking about it. Rammstein Always choises the best creatives team for their Videos as well that our guys acting intense as the video. Chapeau! As a RammFan we have to find our own interpretation and feel free to communicate this, especially Till will never exactley explain the meaning of a Song, because to me they are trying to explain feelings for what is happening in the world, inside of you. And to be honest our nightsmares in the night are also Like this Videos, bizarre pictures, intense feelings and you try the next day finding words for it. Challenging all the time. 🤟🙌

[@montymcbristle847]

I love your reactions, Greetz from Germany

[@sjoerdwillemsen7946]

This song shows how important Flake is for creating the atmosphere and vibes😉. I must say that the entire new album is leaning more on Flake compared to the previous ones. Or should i say he is more noticable on this album? And who doesnt think the intro of Armee der Tristen has some Stranger Things vibes? 🤣

[@robinstack7309]

the cheerleaders reminded me of the video for smells like teen spirit.

[@Julian-tf5rb]

I was amusing watch this lady's reaction. At first she was not sure about this song. You can actually see the moment she changes her mind about it. She start to Bob her head to be beat around 2:30 Then by 2:45 she's totally in the zone.

[@bryanbrady877]

Again, I love your style. Wish we could attend a Gogol Bordello concert together. Feels+insanity. Check them out and tell me if I am wrong.

[@owenthomas9863]

I dont know why this music makes me cry?

[@TheBunnyb0y]

I think the ending basically means, we are in the past, being fed a negative, looking at our "fears" being controlled by barb wire and spotlight, whiel they look back at us, already in reality and having up to date tech, meaning their view is up to date and real, whiel we live in a dream of past, make america great again and so on, smashing our TV is to both turn a blind eye, as well as waking up? Idk.. more like freeing ourselves from our fears maybe.. idk if it's good or bad, prob good, cause we would maybe leave things alone, but idk if we should.. maybe >this< unsureness is what it's about?

[@p.s5483]

Brilliant video :) Great Reaction! Really looking forward for the video “Zeit” by Rammstein

[@sabina1118]

Thanks!! That’s coming up 🥰

[@birminghamchris9377]

This is interesting. To understand the song, it’s a good idea to look up the lyrics in your own language. I saw the term ‘black man’. I happen to know that this is a German euphemism for the bogey man. . In other words, it is a fictional entity that German parents - or more specifically, according to the first verse, fathers - use to scare their children into behaving as instructed even when daddy is not around to provide discipline. Fundamentally, what this song is putting forth is that being indoctrinated with such fear in our youth is not a good thing. But why? Simply because since “the Black Man” doesn’t actually exist, what we end up doing is developing the practice of guarding ourselves against threats that aren’t really out there. Well, that’s my interpretation, I’m happy to be corrected. Powerful song, and in typical Rammstein style, there is an agenda. Great reaction.

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

The black man (schwarzer Mann) likely originally meant the Grim Reaper. But in the video, the term is definitely ambiguous since the subject is xenophobia. The scene with the lawn mowers is symbolic of the Spießbürgertum (I'm not sure what the correct translation is. Philistinism? Approx. conservative small-towner) where fear and racism are often found hidden. They care about lawn care and sit comfortably in front of the TV eating a candy that had a politically incorrect name, while they lock out refugees with barbed wire because they are afraid of them. And they even arm themselves and build walls. But in the end, fear leads to the collapse of the whole neighborhood and swallows them up. The smashing of the TV at the end I would interpret as a call to look at the world not only through the screen. Because the best way to fight fear of strangers is to meet them in person.

[@birminghamchris9377]

@@yasminesteinbauer8565 …You’ve said it..ambiguous. I suspect in typical Rammstein style, they leave the interpretation of their lyrics to the listener. Your interpretation is with merit. Maybe though the TV sets etc are red herrings, or maybe they have a definitive significance. Maybe we are both wrong.

[@fluxx2875]

@@yasminesteinbauer8565 I would see that even more on politics and the current situation. The cheerleaders are supporters of the various politicians, fear is spread through the media until it eventually escalates and everything collapses. The same thing happened in WWII and in the current conflicts. "Schwarzer Mann" is of course a pun on racism. But well summarized, the Rammstein songs naturally have a lot of room to interpret.

[@toweri_li]

The entire phrase is "Who is afraid of the black man". This was a very common play in my childhood, where one player, the initially designated "black man", stood in the center, and all the others formed a line on one side. Then the "black man" shouted "Who's afraid of the black man?!" to which everyone replied "Not me!" and then tried to run past the "black man" to reach another line on the opposing side. Anyone touched by the "black man" before reaching the other side line was to be the next "black man". We played this often when I was some 8-10 years of age - early 70's. Girls and boys all together. We never thought the "black man" anything else but a generic, universal, nondescript "bogey man" kind of thing - a thing to be avoided in the contex of the play, to not get caught. There was *zero* connotations to e.g. non-white people. "Black man" was simply a metaphor to something that children would run away from. Necessary ingredient of the play.

[@perelachaise1156]

It's just a precursor of British Bulldog game. There are tons of similarities between the game of Black Man and British Bulldog.

*good reaction* and you have a new *subscriber*

[@sabina1118]

Thanks and welcome! ❤️

[@christofferpikecommanderho156]

Greetings from Sweden. What a powerful song first watch for me too alot of thought behind the lyrics and in the making of the video. If you haven't heard or seen it already I can recommend Nightwish - The poet and the pendulum and Nightwish - The greatest show on earth ( live in Tampere Finland ) and last I could recommend Wintersun - Sons of winter and stars ( live rehearsal)

[@Swammy68]

What Nightwish, are you kidding me. The greatest show on Earth, you haven´t been on a Rammstein Concert well Kid. Please take a ride on a Trip to listen at them. And i swear , you may forgott Nightwish..damn syrströmmning are harder than Nightwish Kid.;)

[@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.

[@robingelebal8447]

I saw Rammstein life, nearly 20 years ago in a football stadium in the Netherlands and with Within Temptation before them. Was of course awesome although I sat in a chair 100 meters from the stage. Just like always: amazing controversial video's.

[@kostjaparanoid6842]

Omg, last time I listen to dimash and Rammstein 😂 but by Rammstein it's very important to understand the message behind. Most songs are very deep. Thx

[@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.

[@dakingindahoodie]

schwarzer mann kommt doch von den Kohlebuddlern oder?

[@michaelmiller6924]

@@dakingindahoodie Angst Lied von Rammstein : ANGST CHRISTOPH SCHNEIDER TILL LINDEMANN PAUL LANDERS RICHARD Z. KRUSPE FLAKE LORENZ OLIVER RIEDEL CHILD MAYA NGOZI MOTHER YOLANDA SYLVANA ROTHER CHEERLEADER LOUISE ADAMIEC ELISA ERDMANN JEANNINE KÜHNE SONJA SONNENBURG KATHLYN HOFFMANN CELINE BINDKE EIRIME SARA BLEUEL EILEEN ERDMANN ISABEL JAHN SOPHIA RADKE LAURA SAUER KRAVEC ANIKA WENDT KREISFILM DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY FABIAN GAMPER DIRECTED & EDITED BY ROBERT GWISDEK PRODUCER MARIE HÖFLICH PRODUCTION MANAGER CHIARA HÖFLICH ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CONSTANTIN VON THUN CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR LUZIUS KLOKER ADDITIONAL SCORE PRODUCTION SILVAN KOCH JANOS MIJNSSEN MIXED BY OLSEN INVOLTINI MASTERED BY JENS DREESEN UNIT PRODUCTION MANAGER LUCAS MILHOMEM UNIT PRODUCTION ASSISTANT NELSON ALGOMEDA PRODUCTION ASSISTANT AMRÉ IBRAHIM CGI ANDREAS NOUT SCHMIDT ADDITIONAL COMPOSITING I INHOUSE VFX GBR ADDITIONAL COMPOSITING II JAN JOOST VERHOEF SFX SFX DEPARTMENT BERLIN GUNS & EQUIPMENT GMBH MULITOOL CHRISTIAN DÖPPING LORENZ TERPE LEON HÖFLICH HEAD OF DEPARTMENT COSTUMES VICTORIA DIETRICH COSTUME ASSISTANT SIMONE FITZNER HEAD OF HAIR & MAKE-UP, SFX MAKE -UP KATI HEIMANN 2nd MAKE-UP & HAIR DRESSER NICOLE FÖRSTER LENA HILLE CAMERA ASSISTANT I CLAUDIA HECTOR CAMERA ASSISTANT II JOHANNES PLANK LUIS HARTMANN VIDEO OPERATOR PAUL-MICHA SAUTER GRIPPER MARLON KOPPELMANN GAFFER MAXIMILIAN WALLSTEIN BEST BOY BERNHARD HAUG SPARKS TIMON DANGEL MAHRA ÖZDOGAN LIGHTING OPERATOR JOHANNES ZINK PROPS MARIEKE HERBST SET BUILDING RUDOLPH REINSTADLER DANCER COORDINATION VINZENZ DAMM CHEERLEADER LEADER/CHOREOGRAPHER JEANNINE KÜHNE BLACKBOX MUSIC LYDIA GOOS COVID SAFETY STELLA KLUGE CATERING MARGERITA MASTROBUONO NUNZIA FIORITO CHIARA BALAA ELEANO FIORITO RAMMSTEIN MANAGEMENT BIRGIT FORDYCE STEFAN MEHNERT BAND PERSONAL LIAISONS PAULO SAN MARTIN THANKS TO FLORIAN VON BECHTOLSHEIM HRABAN KLOKER PAUL KLOKER BENJAMIN HAIGEL __________________ Wenn die Kinder unerzogen Schon der Vater hat gedroht Der schwarze Mann, er wird dich holen Wenn du nicht folgst meinem Gebot Und das glauben wir bis heute So in Angst sind Land und Leute Etwas Schlimmes wird geschehen Das Böse kommt, wird nicht mehr gehen Und die Furcht wächst in die Nacht Tür und Tore sind bewacht Die Rücken nass, die Hände klamm Alle haben Angst vorm schwarzen Mann In Dunkelheit schleicht er heran Bist du nicht brav, fasst er dich an Traue keinem Fremden dann So viel Albtraum, so viel Wahn Und so glauben wir bis heute Schwer bewaffnet ist die Meute Ach, sie können es nicht lassen Schreien Feuer in die Gassen Und die Furcht wächst in die Nacht Gar kein Auge zugemacht Der Rücken nass, die Hände klamm Alle haben Angst vorm schwarzen Mann Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann Wer hat Angst Und die Furcht wächst in die Nacht Gar kein Auge zugemacht Die Rücken nass, die Hände klamm Alle haben Angst Schwarzer Mann Schwarzer Mann

[@michaelmiller6924]

@@dakingindahoodie Ist Rammstein eine rechte Band? Fazit: Zwar haben Rammstein im Laufe ihrer Karriere zweifellos mit Doppeldeutigkeiten sowie rechts-ästhetischen Referenzen gespielt - sich jedoch mehrfach und klar gegen Rechts positioniert.

[@michaelmiller6924]

Dass die Band ein Statement zu rassistischen, fremdenfeindlichen Ansichten abgibt, ist angesichts der Textzeile „Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann“ und den in Stacheldraht eingepferchten Personen zu Beginn und Ende des Videos eindeutig.29.04.2022 Schauriger Rammstein-Clip: Das neue Video macht „Angst“

[@dakingindahoodie]

@@michaelmiller6924 Hab ich was verpasst? Hab doch nichts in der Richtung gesagt^^ Die Köhler die früher in den Wäldern Kohlen gemacht hatten waren immer schwarz im Gesicht.

[@BallisticAero]

Rammstein has one of the strongest global fan bases of any artist group; and for them it is all the more accurate to refer to them as artists than 'just' musicians or composers. They're so much more, and a note on one of your thoughts; given the amount of thought and the context that these productions are based around there really isn't any element of "humor" intended. It's a lot of overexaggerating certain aspects to make a point or to continue making the existing point. The guy laying down kissing the gun is kind of a funny image out of context but it does have a very strong meaning behind the exaggerations depicted. I like the format of your thoughts on the screen vs interrupting the video; although I don't mind the occasional stop and talk. I think that's part of a reaction video might help shorten things down a bit but that may be intentional and that's just my opinion on that take it or leave it! >:D

[@annaricci4686]

Masterpiece ❤

[@xhonikominat5857]

when he smash the tv the colors turn on and the world is colored not black and white

[@andreasharenberg8136]

The cheerleaders are supposed to represent lobbyists (media, industrial groups, arms industry, security companies, rich and powerful, banks etc.) who actively support the insane politicians (Till in this role) hand in hand via IT, social media and TV and scare the decent sweater barbecue middle class US rolemodel suburban citizens. These get primal fears of loss from the cheerleaders by strongly cheering these feelings into the brain. Of course the lobbyists and rich profiteers get plenty of money for the protection against fear they instill in the people. In a war and disaster, it is always the sellers of the cause who profit.

[@rainerwahnsinn9585]

Why the "sweater barbecue middle class US rolemodel suburban citizen"??? Looks like the german middle-class-rolemodel And the cheerleaders turn from "normal" with a friendly-face , to Zombie-faces, like all turn to zombie-faces...cause the 24/7-fear turns everybody from normal to no-brainers(zombies)

[@dogpower41]

You can see them make These Videos. They make making off Videos to a lot of the Songs.

[@nyoodmono4681]

The lawn mowing and the look of the people is important because it is that every-day-good-upright-german-citizen. It is not about conspiracies or dark web. It is the main stream media that is tackled here and the politicians as fearmongers. I think this is important because many people argue that this is about racism, xenophobia or fake news fringe internet media, instead its the average joe that is targeted by main stream media. They also read Newspaper with the headlines 'Angst'

[@necromontys.]

absolutely amazing ❤️🇩🇪💜

[@Superrobil]

(Copy & pasted from other reaction-comment I previously made) 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]

NegroKisses are racism? Leftie nonsense interpretation! Black, white, red are also the colors of the leftie madness "Antifa". A big problem in our time.

[@GabrielCsaba]

In the machine gun passage, the screens are located at the narrowest part of each room (narrowmindedness?), making it the center of their collective walled-in structure (culture?). When they start shooting at the negativity-spewing screens out of fear/madness (forming a LITERAL circular firing squad) they end up destroying the core that sustains their entire existence. Even without the lyrics, the visuals alone are beyond awesome.

[@ZeroZmm]

If you notice they're actually shooting their neighbors. The fear makes them monitor others, then it makes them seek a way to defend themselves, but when they see others do the same, fear grows even further making them attack. It just makes a vicious circle.

[@PeterMcCracken-n3g]

Hi Sabina, late comment. Without me knowing German, my impression was about separating humanity, maybe into small groups etc, easier to control us. Angst about the future maybe. Thankyou great one. Yes you Sabina. You are great. Cheers.

[@Merigold83]

Nice outro music at the end of the black screen 👍

[@TheDud247]

I think the lawnmower destroying the tv was symbolic of the past destroying the unnecessary fear, as if there was nothing to be afraid of. As we see them mowing their lawns when they were together and happy and then when the unnecessary fear of these scary neighbours came in and changed it all, then they use something from the good times to destroy the unnecessary fear and the colour comes into their lives again. The whole song is a play on xenophobia and the video plays into that and how it's basically caused by yourself.

[@sabina1118]

Love it. Thanks for sharing this!!

[@TheDud247]

@@sabina1118 no problem, rammstein is a favourite in my house, these guys can make you headbang and think.

[@birminghamchris9377]

The fear factor was also my interpretation of the lyrics…told in the wonderful Rammstein style.

[@norman4877]

Like your reaction but I'm worried it will be removed for copyright by being shown the way it is unless KZbin changed their rules?

[@sabina1118]

It is copyrighted - they make the money from the views which is fine by me since it’s their music 😊🌟

[@Rconte82]

Good reaction! regards from Argentina!

[@sabina1118]

Thanks 🤗🔥

[@Masi154]

why the black screen?

[@CavHDeu]

I love that David Lynch feeling in the credits ❤️‍🔥

[@kaleidoskopeio4947]

Can you react to the Tanxugueiras Videoclips? Figa, Midas or Averno💚✌️😊

[@ReneHL1981]

Hi , there are a lot of Makings Ofs to the Musicvideos on the Official Channel from Rammstein , check it out !?

[@peter_meyer]

And at the same time the video get's comments like "I love how they show that you have to protect yourself with walls and guns".... _cringe_

[@mnz6324ify]

You should try to react to Zick Zack, that song has a powerful message that this society does not realize.

[@logantawhiti55]

Nice 👍 kind of a reflection of today's society people being Isolated, In Prisoning one's self , people being glued to their screans and people in power controling everything.👍🇳🇿🥝

[@stardancer4077]

First true interpretation brother 👍

[@tipostrano5151]

You say it 🤗👍

WE are the guys in front of the tv! got it?

[@SuperRashead]

Vidste du, at de har danske fotografer, når de skal lave videoer, pladecovers osv?

[@sabina1118]

nej! Men det er fandme sejt!

[@SuperRashead]

@@sabina1118 Afgjort. Er stolt af at være dansker

[@venator7251]

Create reaction! Pretty spot on your thought of the video. Also yes my hair attacks me often too!

[@sabina1118]

Loool 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@uncle_thulhu]

Pretty sure the lawnmowers just represent suburban middle class, but I could be wrong.

[@sabina1118]

That’s a great input!!!

[@zedres2860]

did u really add 11 min of black screen

[@sabina1118]

Not on purpose no 🤣

[@DeVitisVito]

Perfect reaction!!! Like and subscribe!!! Keep going this way.

[@annaricci4686]

Rammstein ❤🔥

[@spring_in_paris]

Hi. Deine Reaktion war mega. Und toll analysiert. Meine Ansicht nach geht es generell in dem Hammerlied um die geschürten Ängste. Der Name ist Programm. Sei es durch die Eltern oder die Medien jeglicher Art. Das fantastische Video porträtiert den Durchschnittsmenschen (oder hier zugespitzt den Spießer). Nach außen der Saubermann , mit dem typischen 9-5 job, am Wochenende im nett gepflegten Garten sitzen, grillen und über die Nachrichten tratschen. Aber hinter der Fassade sieht es ganz anders aus. (Hierbei sind die gewählten Farben des Videos nicht außer Acht zu lassen: schwarz/weiß/rot). Unsere geschürten Ängste veranlassen uns dazu, uns einzumauern und daß wir uns mit Mißtrauen begegnen bis hin zur Bewaffnung. Sei es mit Worten oder tatsächlichen Waffen. Pikantes, provozierendes Detail ist die letzte Szene mit den Schokoküssen. Ist klar, auf was die Jungs da anspielen. Und Rammstein wäre nicht Rammstein, wenn sie nicht auch ihre Haltung zeigen würden, bezüglich der Migrationspolitik. Der Stil des Videos erinnert mich auch an George Orwell 1984. Und an den Film "12 monkeys". Schön auch, daß sie das uns (älteren?) bekannte Spiel "Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann" als Allegorie gewählt haben. Einfach klasse. Ich kann es kaum erwarten, das Lied live im Konzert zu hören. Bekomme Gänsehaut, wenn ich dran denke, wenn alle den "Haka" mitmachen. Freue mich schon auf Deine nächste Reaktion zu Rammstein "Zick Zack" oder "Zeit".

[@hansirocks-jammy2154]

Det riff rykker 🤘🎸🎸

[@tomislavmiletic3672]

like yours videos... please make more rammstein reactions

[@sabina1118]

Thanks!! More is coming up!

[@achmetlachdoch920]

Oh whaat. Thats occult "as hell" Maaan soooo much symbolism. This straight outta holy woods or illuminati records. Daaamn

[@lucabaracuda987]

1:21 HAIR ATTACK !!!! HAHA

[@sabina1118]

🤣🤣

[@dogpower41]

You must Listen to the Song... stirb nicht vor mir ... amazing

[@AndyBucco]

This Song is about Xenophobia. Stranger fear… good neighbours getting suspicious against each other. And also with all the hate around the web. The „Black Man“ or „Boogy man“ is a good reference to it

[@perelachaise1156]

About 40 million people are waiting in Africa. Destination Europe, especially Germany. I hope they build big walls, because this immigration would be destructive to any country..

[@simsterka]

Haha that was my facial expression too when I saw it for the first time

[@sabina1118]

Right?? Mixed emotions 😂

[@Dmytro-S]

It’s about the regime like Russian. I live near this Orvel 1984 country… I so sad that people suffer in 21 century.

[@bones1971]

Watch : knebel von till lindemann his project he has besides rammstein Thats so creepy

[@memeterks]

Severance (TV Series 2022- )

[@Vuotoassoluto]

they are genius....we are screwed

[@ralfmeyer9086]

My Absoluty Song is ZEIT..The lyrics are Poem

[@maikganz9266]

Rammstein Musik Volume = MAX

[@AFDFCH-uu9tl]

Watch Rammstein - ZEIT 🙏🙏🙏 i Love this Song ZEIT.

[@sabina1118]

On it’s way!!

[@Demoscene0x0801]

@@sabina1118 So cool I was hoping for it 👍

[@Rednosei]

👍

[@IR0N-b6y]

Безумные немцы продолжают выносить мозг прекрасной Сабине😂❤ Crazy Germans continue to take out the brain of the beautiful Sabine.

[@radanov2008]

You came back several times in your comments to the colour scheme - white, red and black. Actually, these are the colours of the German flag from the 1800's till 1945. It is not a coincidence, I think.

[@sabina1118]

I love it! Thanks for sharing!

[@1984-man]

Black, white, red are also the colors of the "antifa". A big criminal problem.

[@Peter_Cetera]

Another EPIC Rammstein song - about rasicm

[@theunsinkable633]

Please react to more Sabaton!

[@sabina1118]

I will!! 😁

[@theunsinkable633]

@@sabina1118 i suggest Battle of Moscow or Bismarck

[@sabina1118]

@@theunsinkable633 I have reacted to Bismarck! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKCzgWCkhN6XfsU it was sick!!

[@MycontentisgoldJerryGold]

I'm normally not fazed by Rammstein's videos, but whatever makeup or masks the cheerleaders are wearing are really creepy.

[@bobschannel3661]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6i5h5yEosqWi5o Just the music

[@thelikebutton2464]

It’s of note that the song seems to be in reference to the large black Muslim emigrations to Germany… how the German people don’t like them as they poop in the streets and completely don’t follow German culture bore respect the German people who own the land. Further more with many incidents like the rape of cologne Germany being done by these third world emigrants… many people completely don’t trust them, for good reason. A massively large majority of the places these emigrants have settled are 100% unsafe to be for blonde German women who don’t wear hijab and such things… why should the German people be forced to adhere to visitors rules or standards. It’s quite frankly has a majority of Germans extremely angry.

[@thelikebutton2464]

Don’t forget… the rape of cologne Germany was when a large group of emigrant men brutally raped a large number of German women, mostly blonde women and even 1 or more of those women were killed. Forced emigration into Germany or anywhere is vile and evil as it destroys goodness and decency.

[@cumuluscloud3854]

You're totally exaggerating.

[@perelachaise1156]

@@cumuluscloud3854 Do you want to tell that to the parents of the raped and killed girls in Germany? I hope they will spit in your dumb face.

[@fightwithonefilms]

You have 11 minutes of black screen and no one's commenting on it

[@glaubercandidopita]

React One Sweet Day - Gabriel Henrique (Cover Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men)

[@ovuvuevuevueenyetuenwuevu]

Let's put it simple. It's about racism and how those xenophobic views get fed into our brains

[@zombeast23]

Rammstein Zeit Rammstein Zeit

[@owenthomas9863]

The lawnmower scene i think is a metaphor for humans trying to fit in society

[@sabina1118]

Ahhhh!!

[@fredericvieu6704]

Hello sabina ,pourrai tu réagir à nouveau à lara fabian, ça fais très longtemps que tu n'a pas réagi à lara . Je sais que tu l'aime beaucoup, il y a tant de chanson que tu n'a pas écouter. (Caruso,la reprise de Barbra Streisand yentl, llora,requiem pour un fou en duo avec Johnny Hallyday, tango,l'oublie) Toute c'est chanson sont chanter avec une passion incroyable