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[@DaleBrose]

Speaking as a veteran, I appreciate your recognition of those who've served. But as a US Veteran, I've had the honor to serve and train next to veterans of many nations. These winds of change had nothing to do with America and the ideals of freedom are not only an American vision. It's a human vision shared by people of many nations that fight for freedom much harder than we have and continue doing so to this day.

[@DeanBros]

Well said

[@sailor213100]

I am a Navy vet, even toured a German Navy Frigate.

[@martyb5807]

@@sailor213100 I did too! got to attend a small steel beach picnic on one when we were both in port in France. German potato salad and sausages. was a great memory. I have a lot of terrific memories of different peoples in other nations Navies.

[@sailor213100]

@@martyb5807 A miniature steel beach picnic with beer in attendance

[@martyb5807]

@@sailor213100 hell yeah. A good time was had by all!

[@thomasrocker7408]

The Winds of Change refers to the fall of the Berlin wall and Russia rejecting communism.

[@robotsonmars1989]

Well it was adopted as the song\Anthem for that event. However the song was written earlier in 1989 in Moscow in reference to a concert where everyone just poured into prior to the fall off the Berlin wall .

[@philiplarsen6518]

@@robotsonmars1989 They knew somethign what we didn't yet. If Gorbachov didn't took money from Americans what GERMAN WAS PAID wall won't wall till now. Communism just change into something else but both are controlled by masons and other

[@chrismiller5875]

Russia didn't rejected communism they got financially and economically destroyed by trying to keep up with Reagan building the US military...they could no longer afford the cold war and they collapsed

[@Wolf-ln1ml]

@@philiplarsen6518 I hope you got your meds in time after this lapse...

[@geneticrex]

Scorpions are a German metal band. This song mainly references the fall of the Berlin wall.

[@giovsant3049]

The song talks about Soviet Union opening, the Berlin Wall Fall is a coincidence, but they do not change the lyrics to refer the Berlin Wall.

[@metadeth578]

@@giovsant3049 the official end to the cold war!!

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@giovsant3049 Correct.

[@deathgrinderb3284]

inspiration of the song wasa when they poayed a concert for 100,000 russians and they were all singing alone. and he said we have russias listening to a german band and thats what inspired the song.

[@larrystiner6576]

Greatest German band in history.

[@Wesker1984]

Debatable.

[@brianventura4519]

ramstein??

[@countbasie20]

Kraftwerk

[@n_other_1604]

Ton, Steine , Scherben; Karat; Rammstein; Kraftwerk (the 1st 2 are in my opinion music wise better, Rammstein is more successfull, unique & innovative and also Kraftwerk were more innovative & inspired the music world wide)

[@metadeth578]

i saw them 9 times and they great every time. they don't disappoint

[@sopdox]

I’m from NYC, but watched the wall get torn down from TV. Cried happy tears for those people. November 1989

[@johnnywrath6969]

I was 15. Old enough to know and see something very beautiful was happening, but not educated enough on the back story. Of course I learned later. I guess I didn’t fully grasp at the time what was happening with Russia or the full impact of the Berlin wall. Seriously, Russia government been dicks for so long and still are.

[@mikaelpeltonen96]

The song is about the end of Cold War and how West and East Germany united 30 years ago when they took down the Berlin Wall. More from Scorpions, one of the most iconic German bands: Still Loving You, Send Me an Angel, You and I

[@ccbig1966]

It's a song about hope. The world has endured generations of small wars that sometimes threatened to become big wars. When the Berlin wall came down and East and West Germany reconnected there was a real sense in the world of hope and of peace for the first time in many years... The world seemed to be changing for the better... good change. It was beautiful moment in time.

[@trez337]

This song is about the end of the iron curtain and more specifically, the Berlin Wall so that Germany can be more free without having borders. (I think)

[@jamescrane2156]

Germany has borders. The Berlin Wall separated Berlin (Capital of Germany) into East Berlin and West Berlin, which happened at the end of World War 2.

[@trez337]

Exactly. My comment insinuated Berlin not having a wall anymore meaning “border” as the Soviet Union collapsed. And yes, also the end of the east and west Germany division that was created at the end of the second world war. (I should have mention the end of east and west 🇩🇪 border.)

[@mhgilham]

Incorrect. It was written before any of that happened. Klaus Mein claims he wrote the lyrics during the week or so the band were staying in Moscow surrounding its performance at the Peace Festival in early August 1989 (i.e., a couple months before the events that led to the fall of the Wall). The subject of the song's composition, of course, has been the source of no little controversy. crooked.com/podcast-series/wind-of-change/

[@lici5209]

@@mhgilham it's not incorrect. The protest leading to the fall of the wall started way early. Everyone knew a change would come soon

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@lici5209 They didn't "know". Things could have gone very badly that night in 1989.

[@billschabot7188]

Klaus Meine had one of the most distinctive voices in rock. They have a really deep catalog.

[@jessicadavid9148]

This song is about the fall of the Soviet Union and the Berlin Wall. It was played a lot in those days. It was about a change from communism to freedom of the people.

[@ADrockstar22]

The wind of change. The end of the cold war era. The dawn of the world in which we now living in.

[@mountainpeakcloud8442]

You don’t seem to understand the definition of communism.

[@jessicadavid9148]

@@mountainpeakcloud8442 doesn't it mean no private property, government owns all companies, etc? Everyone is the same but individual freedom is less important than the group. Doesn't sound like freedom to me. People were thrilled in Berlin when the wall came down. They were again free to go where they wanted. So I stand by the song being about freedom in that aspect.

[@ADrockstar22]

@@mountainpeakcloud8442 mr. Gorbachev tear down that wall.

[@ADrockstar22]

@@mountainpeakcloud8442 I do. Communism as an ideology in theory would be beneficial to all. However, in practice communism will never function effectively or be practical. Why? Because humans dont behave the way old Marx predicted. The disenfranchisement of the proletariat would breed revolutions that would redistribute wealth from the highly concentrated bourgeoisie. Historically this is happened in Russia. However what was produced was not an egalitarian society. But, I would argue a specialized oligarchy of ruling class. Marxist fundamental flaw in his analysis of economic proceedings of humans is thus. Human nature is to want more and to sustain comfort. Due to this it is human nature to fight against the redistribution of wealth. Anyway, good talk. Karl Marx was wrong

[@spacefanatic]

Not everything is about America.

[@MovieGuy808]

Speaking as an American myself - so much of the content we consume (music, tv, movies, news, etc) is from an American perspective that we often incorrectly make the assumption that things are American. We need to expand our horizons, obviously. Thanks for reading.

[@Callavera75]

How can you tell anything is American when a third of your countrymen and Women cant find the US on a map?

[@mortisrat]

Very true, but they're still really young and likely only just starting to educate themselves. The US education stystem can be oddly US centric, even weird lies like 'America invented cars' whilst promoting the idea the rest of the world is less developed and in some way jealous.

[@XAVIERSHIMEX]

@@mortisrat true they ve got times to learn

[@Chick_N_A_Flick]

@Danny Lix Kandi perfectly said. Since this whole homeschooling started due to COVID, I’ve been able to watch the way some of my children’s teachers are teaching our kids. They are making America seem like we are a bad place. I had to contact the school and tell them they are out of line. It’s actually quite infuriating. I’m not saying we don’t have our problems, of course we do, but quite a bit of what they say to these children are so negative.

[@scottvanhille5688]

You should listen to Rock you like a hurricane and no one like you. They are from Germany.

[@shannonwoods2413]

Check out and listen to 'No One Like You' ... 'Still Loving You' and 'Send Me An Angel'

[@SuperBigblue19]

Scorpions are a top 100 all time band rocking since 1964, yet not in the R&R HOF? How the F does that happen? These dudes were selling millions of records before there was a internet Thanks Dean Bros!

[@MrBings714]

It was a great time in history. I went to east Germany a few years after the wall fell and this song was still a staple on the radio.

[@sarahpagett9191]

I went to West Germany and saw the Berlin Wall my uncle was based in West Germany and my parents thought ut was a good idea to let me go at 5yrs old

[@jameshumphreys9715]

The best thing about this song is that his voice isn't auto tuned, it has rawness to it.

[@kristijanEX]

One of the greatest songs of all time, really underrated.

[@shirazzza]

Gosh I remember the Berlin wall coming down. I was too young to really appreciate it but yeah still historical

[@martyb5807]

The song was conceived before the fall of the Berlin wall. It was because of a couple concerts in the USSR. A concert in Leningrad and a year later The peace concert that was similar to our woodstock. Klaus Meine became inspired to write the song because of the changes that he noticed in just a years time between the two concerts. The beginning of the end for the Soviet Union. He became inspired to write (August 89) before the Berlin Wall came down (November 89). The song was released in Jan 91 and became an anthem of a kind of "peaceful revolution". One last detail. The Scorpions are west German and they felt that if they sang in English instead of their native german it would distance them from the bad parts of the history of Germany. They just wanted to rock and not be automatically associated with the Holocaust and WW1.

[@timothybuchanan662]

The quick scene of the guy climbing on the tank was in Beijing Tiananmen Square they used military to put down protestor. That one guy walked out in front of the column of tanks.

[@Gantzz321]

song has NOTHING to do with America, at all. German band, talking about the fall of the Berlin Wall. They were inspired by the sight of thousands of Russians cheering them on even though they were a German band when they were playing at the Moscow Music Peace Festival. They were the first metal band to play in the USSR.

[@jamescrane2156]

Don't bother, these kids have never read a history book.

[@just1mansopinion]

The Scorpions "Still Loving You" is the greatest rock love ballad of all time!

[@kennethkearney116]

No one like you! Scorpions have a lot of great songs and the best guitar playing!

[@brianouellette6611]

This song was written before the wall came down but came out at the same time. So it fit so perfectly. Thx for your reactions ✌

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Oakland-1984 Scorpions Rock you like a hurricane live ! I’ve seen these guys live too- guitars are on fire at all times.❤️🎼🤘😎

[@the1andonlyknudsen]

Scorpions are a good and underrated band. Some other good songs are "No One Like You", "Send Me An Angel" and "Rock You Like a Hurricane"

[@davidbutler3149]

This is a song about tearing down walls whether they are real walls or the superficial walls you create within yourself....

[@goosegosnell]

thank you, few people recognize veterans nowadays, this song was part for the tearing down of the Berlin wall. I was there and have pieces of it.

[@antoniocharo1724]

YESSSSS!!!! SCORPIONS FUCKING ROCK!!! They also have Beautiful, Power Love ballads that y'all gotta check out. I've seen them in concert 8 times, 3 of those in Germany while I was stationed there. ALWAYS SOMEWHERE, LOVE DRIVE, LOVING YOU SUNDAY MORNING, THE ZOO, BLACKOUT, WHEN THE SMOKE IS GOING DOWN ... Y'ALL BE COOL AMIGOS!!!😎👊✌

[@ginao8935]

This song is all about when the Berlin Wall fell. The wall separated East and West Germany and when it fell everybody on both sides could finally come together”like brothers” , hence “the wind of change”

[@ll7868]

The Zoo is my favourite Scorpions song. It was written to describe the band's first impression of America which was in Time Square in New York. There most popular song is easily Rock You Like A Hurricane.

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

The song was inspired by the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War in the late '80's and early '90's. Being a German band,, the members of the Scorpions were directly impacted by those events. Check out more Scorpions. "Rock You Like A Hurricane", "Blackout", "Big City Nights", and "Make It Real"

[@thomasrocker7408]

Oh and the military you are seeing are for the most part Russian.

[@waypoint_socal]

I grew up in the cold war. As a child in Elementary School I still remember all the surprise "Duck & Cover" drills that would happen in class every so often. Anyway, the United States and NATO - and - The Soviet Union and the WARSAW PACT were always poised for a major massive world war against each other. Then during the mid/ late 80's came Glasnost and Perestroika and the fall of the Berlin Wall. And it was like the whole world was able to breath a huge sigh of relief. A relief that the world was majorly easing its hair-trigger of nuclear holocaust. That's when this song came out.

[@thomaslemmon1832]

saw live...and yes...they are that good...for real!!!

[@valilucifer2379]

This song its against every single war no matter the time or country

[@cano21]

God I wish I was still a dumb teenager who didn't understand lyrics or history like you two. I honestly miss those days.

[@arthurimhof2427]

My parents were both born in Germany my fathers dream to live to see the Berlin wall come down. Unfortunately he passed before that historic event... But I know in my heart he would of been proud of his heritage and that the separation of a country was now united as one..

[@richknapp3500]

Great reaction! Rock you like a hurricane another great one from this band!

[@abdelouahabdebaba337]

Scorpions is a German Rock band, this song is about the demolition of the Berlin wall which was the symbol of the Cold War and the independence of the world from the bipolar domination (USA and USSR).

[@twoking10]

I just learned this song about 3 weeks ago, (the rhythm guitar part). My fiance lives in Ukraine. I had heard this song a 100 times but never really listened to the words or thought about it. I mostly listen to the sounds. Anyway, so when I was learning the words to sing it, it occurred to me, this HAS to be about the fall of the Berlin Wall. Sure enough, I looked it up and that is what its is about. I thought about that speech that President Reagan made at the Brandenburg gate.. "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall." And I got very emotional. It meant something to me. I didn't even realize how the song had become an anthem throughout Eastern Europe for freedom, especially economic freedom, freedom from the chains of socialism. I guess that is why my fiance Elena likes it so much. I always liked it but now is one of my favorite songs.

[@BigSy19]

This song is more relevant today! While back in 1991 the Berlin Wall fell. Today, 2020, more walls are being built to separate us!

[@johnjordan352]

Scorpions are a German Rock band formed in the 1960's;Wind of Change predates the fall of the Berlin wall

[@giovsant3049]

The inspiration for this song was born by the end of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the US, originally, but the Fall of the Berlin Wall (1989) is also added, a fact that greatly impacted the Scorpions, they are German, but basically the entire song refers to the Eastern Block and Russia, to its opening to the world. "Wind of Changes" speaks about hope, union, brotherhood between countries, peace, it is a beautiful song with a very powerful message, actually at that time you breathed that feeling of peace. I remember when Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan shook hands, the Soviet Union dissapeared (1991), Germany is reunified but ... new conflicts appeared, new wars, more victims. I can hear this song today, and feel the excitement of yesterday, but I don't think I'll breathe the winds of change tomorrow.

[@kohl2080]

Proud moment in our history. When great leadership brought freedom to the East German people.

[@stef9254]

you need way more subs ive been watching ur vids for like 4months and love them all

[@M4tti87]

I dont get why anybody would blame these two teens for not knowing the history of another country or of a time that was before them. They have their own interpretation while listening to this song for the very first time. They do a really great job. And it is a timeless song anyways you could play the same lyrics now and it would still fit. :) It is about unification, peace and the human rights.

[@lici5209]

It's not about America it's about reuniting Germany It's also not about soldiers going fighting for anything because its a song of peace and freedom where we don't need soldiers

[@bradn6310]

According to Germany and ppl there where in. This song was voted as the greatest song of the 20th century 🥰👍🙂😎

[@jon-pauldupont5746]

So much of this history before your time. “The children of tomorrow “ he sings about are you. So sad that the chances for peace were often ignored by those alive at the time.

[@usernroll2525]

The best band in the world!!

[@Emir_Johansson]

I wasn't even born yet😂👁️👄👁️

[@Hollingsworth2781]

no one like you, believe in love, still loving you, leaving you, send me an angel. so many more.

[@starlord5032]

Scorpions have bangers for days! I recommend...all of them.

[@williamjones6031]

I was in the Navy and had been at sea a very long time. When I first heard it was at a Nightclub in Singapore and a Filipino band played it. SOLD! I finally got to see them two days after Tom Petty(RIP) brought it to GOD.

[@THEC.O.VISIT.]

I watched those iconic, historic scenes where they were on top of the Berlin wall with saws breaking through it. 1991, it is something I'll never forget much like when I was in grade school and we watched on tv when the Challenger shuttle exploded. At this same time was the iconic Monsters of Rock Concert in Moscow where rock and metal bands played for the first time ever. It was a magical time as freedom and rock spread throughout the Europe that was dominated by communism. The Scorpions were one of the most badass groups ever. There will NEVER be another voice like Klaus Meine.

[@amandablack7521]

Check out ‘Send me an angel’, ‘Rock you like a hurricane’, ‘Still loving you’ and ‘No one like you’. Also you should check out Def Leppard if you haven’t already.

[@musicismylife5814]

The song was written after the Scorpions played The Monsters of Rock in Moscow where a hundred thousand Russians were singing along with a German band enemies in WW2 united by music.

[@garywilliams2188]

Check out another one of their great songs, Rock You Like A Hurricane.

[@nasiasteel9105]

This song was about the fall of the Berlin Wall in the 1980s when West Germany and East Germany came together in over 60 years

[@TheRAYviewYT]

Send me an Angel....Scorpions

[@leomarshall4059]

"Moskva" is the Russian name for both the city of Moscow and the river that runs through Moscow. "Gorky Park" is a major park along the Moskva River. "Balalaika" is a Russian stringed instrument. It resembles a guitar but has a triangular body.

[@Heegaherger]

I was in early high school when this went down. Watching the news and seeing changes and events of this magnitude was indescribable. When the Baltic states were breaking away from the Soviet Union I remember the news caster reading a fax message from Lithuania that the military (I think) were sending pulses down the phone lines to fry out faxes machines and the like and that this might be their last message out. That statement has stuck in my mind for all these years.

[@bazurk_dot_com]

My buddy was the road manager for them. cool dudes.

[@ratowey]

Please check out more Scorpions, they have a huge catalogue of great songs. They started in the 70`s and are still touring. One of the best bands I`ve ever seen. Try No one like you or Rock you like a Hurricane

[@danikasilva9906]

Every generation has their own walls that have to come down

[@timkvenland1885]

You guys don't have a clue but I still like to follow you😄

[@jesses5463]

He could tell right out the gate that this was going to be about the American Dream. Song proceeds to not be about the American dream at all.

[@taylorcronin955]

Thanks to respectful kids.

[@sailor213100]

Great song but next song has to be "Rock You Line A Hurricane" and later obscure song "The Zoo."

[@agustinvera3865]

Hello is from Argentina 🇦🇷

[@elainedixon1954]

Another great song is falling in reverse. Popular monster, this guy has dome talent, looked up to see whar genre he is and it listed 5, love the song

[@janmastamipagdilaogmailcom]

Scorpions Are German Hard Rock And Metal Band From Germany And They Are One Of My Favorite Rock Bands

[@angelapowers3893]

Well i see that more people know than i thought.. good to know

[@alexislebienheureux8263]

It's a song about the wall falling between east and west germany in 1989. Unification song 😊

[@berlinman5409]

"Still loving you" - best Song by Scorpions

[@ADrockstar22]

More scorpions please. The Wind of Change brought about the end of the Cold War era. Shaping the world in which we now live

[@jasonswierenga1443]

White lion hungry or when the children cry or wait they have so many good tunes.

[@timavery99]

Watch Rock you like a hurricane! Or "Still loving you". Bad boys is good too. I live in Arizona. They have a song called Arizona because they put on a concert here at a venue that held 20,000 people. 40,000 showed up! 20,000 people watched and heard from the other side of the fence! Place was called compton terrace. No longer there but song is great.

[@jasonswierenga1443]

No one like you by the scorpions please good heavy song with a bad ass solo off the jump.

[@MRBrien77]

Imagine we built a wall separating the west coast from the east coast and you have family on the side that you are not in and weren't allowed on the other side. Then after 40 years they tear diwn the wall

[@MRBrien77]

Sorry 28 years

[@MRBrien77]

The Berlin wall went up in 1961 and destruction started in 1989

[@mysteriousgaming1241]

Hi love the content have yall ever reacted to the promise by when in Rome? Its a really good song

[@dragontonoir909]

Check out "Europe - The final countdown". Another classic Rock Song.

[@jenniferculpepper856]

Scorpions is a national treasure, for sure!

[@LadyAragorn1]

This is history

[@tmontgomery9255]

I remember this as a kid

[@sherrykennemer2422]

Hello From Northern California! Are You Two Brother and Sister? You Need To Listen And React To “The Zoo” By The Scorpions 🦂

[@thomasrocker7408]

They are boyfriend and girlfriend.

[@sherrykennemer2422]

@@thomasrocker7408 They’re Awesome Kids And Really Proud Of Them For Exploring Older Music 🎶 I Do The Same I Listen To All Kinds Of Music And I’m 55! 80’s Rock Was My Favorite! I’ve Even Met Musicians From That Time! Thank You For Answering My Question Thomas!

[@thomasrocker7408]

@@sherrykennemer2422 you are very welcome Sherry. I was a studio session drummer for 45 years. My mentor was the late great Hal Blaine. Mr. Blaine was the most recorded drummer in the history of recorded music and played with the members of the Wrecking Crew for decades. He is the drummer on the Beach Boys album Pet Sounds along with the rest of the Wrecking Crew. I myself ( in the name of anonymity) can't say what albums I performed on ( my wife would kill me) but I'm pretty sure you have heard my work. But having said that, in my opinion the music from the 50's through the 80's is the absolute best. I can give a little history of the late 60's. One of my favorite groups was the Electric Flag. Buddy Miles was a good friend and I was fortunate enough to rehearse with them. Check out the song Killing Floor. One of my favorite songs. Also check out TRIUMPH performing live in concert in Halifax Nova Scotia performing Fight the Good Fight. Rik Emmett is amazing, along with drummer Gil More and Mike Levine. And some of the nicest people I've ever met. Have a great day

[@sherrykennemer2422]

@@thomasrocker7408 Yeah I Love Triumph! Oh what an awesome job to have. My friend Tom I’ve known since Jr. High School is an awesome drummer! It’s nice when you meet musicians who are nice and humble. You can friend me on Facebook if you’d like. Sherry Gann-Kennemer is me. Thanks again for responding to my question and for sharing with me some of your experiences as a session drummer 🥁 🎶 🤘🏻

[@thomasrocker7408]

@@sherrykennemer2422 I would love to friend you, but I don't do Facebook or any other platform besides KZbin. In fact I don't even own a computer. Last year I finally broke down and purchased a really nice Alesis dm10 mkii studio ekit. My neighbors were thrilled. So I jam on that a couple of hours a day. But I do check out various music reaction channels daily. I love seeing younger people learning about real music and not the computer generated crap out there today. I subscribe to Jamel aka Jamal, Mr. Video, Empress Joy-Jean, and Gitana Adele. Hopefully see you around. Have a great day 😎🐶🥁🎶

[@filmsensei]

I miss you guys!

[@peterfromgermany2431]

A very Important Song for Germany. Between East an West Germany in 1989. And the End of the Wall since 1961. Many have died at the Wall. From one day to the next, hundreds of thousands of families were separated by a wall for the next 28 years.

[@JoeHell67]

About the time when Russia opened up and we all were dreaming about peace after decades of cold war, people in the east and west were just tired of it.. Pres. Gorbatchev was everybidys hope with Perestroika and Glasnost Amazing tines back then.. Joe (53) from Germany

[@stevenshelley9345]

Hello liv ❤ good to see you😉

[@jenniferkimmons7366]

This song is so beautiful...

[@michaelszczekot8920]

Look up the fall of the iron curtain the imagery is from the Berlin Wall coming down. Look that up too

[@toddbyington4326]

Great reaction. Saw them in concert; Savage Amusement Tour. This song meant so much to soooooo many people. Glad you liked it. I'm just glad the both of you are willing to explore all different genres. SUBSCRIBED, Fam. NYC here

[@cbseE9212]

STILL LOVING YOU - THE SCORPIONS FULL ALBUM VERSION

[@hectorcampos6832]

Scorpions Big City Nights or Rock you like a Hurricane!!

[@richardhojczyk2296]

I was 12 when the Berlin Wall started being taken down. Even then I realized the significance, and knew the world was going to change. Definitely the greatest historical event of my lifetime.

[@davidknowledge4721]

Too good to be true

[@benjaminmoloy7163]

it's the farest thing from the american dream. it's about the european dream.

[@QwarkE1]

i remeber this and had the album it makes me sad now