THIS GOT TO ME!! First Time Reaction to Rammstein - "Zeit"

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

I have blurred the birth scene because of KZbin, not for anyone else’s sake or because people are “weak”. Reactors have had their videos blocked on the platform because of this scene and I do not want mine to suffer the same fate so I am taking precautions. It has nothing to do with differences in culture or society becoming weaker - it’s literally just so my video I worked hard on can stay up for people to enjoy. That is all.

[@spring_in_paris]

Totally understand, dear. Isn't it bizarre that the most natural thing in the world, which we have all experienced, is a reason to censor. Interesting times we live in. Love your reaction. With love from Germany ❤🤘🏻

[@MarkusUbl]

This censorship is presented by american pruderty and twisted "christian" values in a so-called secular state. Very nice reaction, though :-)

[@BloodRavyne]

What I don't understand is this is uncensored on Rammsteins youtube channel but if a another channel shows. It gets blocked. The KZbin censorship doesnt make sense.

[@MarkusUbl]

@BloodRavyne it doesn't get blocked yet demonetised. Rammstein don't need the KZbin-Money, but reactors do.

[@zag7165]

Great reaction. So sorry for whatever brought the tears. Thanks for keeping it real.

[@andreashorst1390]

There is a saying in Germany: When you are young, every day is given to you. When you're old, you lose every day

[@Masi154]

Noch nie gehört, aber das heißt ja nichts :)

[@DasGehtSoNicht-x]

​@@Masi154ich auch nicht^^

[@user-hj5ex3ox3f]

@@DasGehtSoNicht-x Noch einer der das nicht kennt. :)

[@Korn66]

Ich bin 58 Jahre alt und komme aus Deutschland und sehe zum ersten mal dieses Video von Rammstein und es hat mich umgehauen. Einfach nur sensationell.

[@fenriswolfkanal]

Google mal nach Rosenrot.

[@RodgG.001]

your first Rammstein concert? I swear you will never ever forget this experience! 😉🤘 By the way: The three figures are the Norns. The Norns are deities in Norse, Germanic mythology who are responsible for shaping human destiny. Their names are Urðr, Verðandi, and Skuld. They stand for "what was", "what is" and "what is to come".

[@Searover749]

Wow : Walhalla has its geeks too ! 😁

[@Nattevandring]

Same as roman Parche and greek Moire. European mythology in its beautiful simlarities/differencies as a whole

[@g_rammstein]

In Greek mythology they are the Fates.

[@sarcasticconsultant378]

@@g_rammstein Yes, and in the norse mythology and in roman mythology they are the Fates as well...Always a symbol of fate and time.

[@chrisumana7644]

Rammstein makes art

[@arthurthedragon1012]

My grandpa was German-American. He passed away about 2 weeks ago. This song has been playing nonstop in my head since he passed. It's absolutely beautiful ❤

[@moonwalker9266]

I lost my mom 11th of March 2023. This song held me up and helped my deal with my grief.

[@arthurthedragon1012]

@@moonwalker9266 I'm so sorry for your loss. Music provides so much comfort and beauty in times of struggle, and Rammstein does more than deliver

[@moonwalker9266]

@@arthurthedragon1012 it sure does. Music has always been my psychotherapy.

[@HenryAusLuebeck]

Mein Beileid aus dem hohen Norden Deutschlands, Schleswig-Holstein. Möge er in Frieden ruhen und mögt ihr Angehörigen sein Gehen mit Kraft ertragen.

[@arthurthedragon1012]

@@HenryAusLuebeck Vielen Dank, lieber Fremder. Diese Worte bedeuten mir wirklich viel. Entschuldigen Sie, wenn mein Deutsch Fehler enthält. Es ist nicht meine Muttersprache und ich spreche sie noch nicht fließend.

[@TheBrianLutz]

The song is beautiful and of all their videos, this has the most haunting and magnificent imagery. The quality of this band is beyond compare with anything out there.

[@AudioJustG]

9:29 "Oh, I thought we had longer". Funnily enough, that's what the song is about.

[@lennyl3843]

The lyrics written in this song are so powerful. They use references, quotes and sayings by German philosophers and poets relating to time. That combined with images that tell a story makes this a master piece of music.

[@peter-tf7tl]

Can you tell me which Philosophers. Danke im voraus.

[@lennyl3843]

B. Brecht, F.Nietsche among others. Some of them are altered to fit the song I guess but the idea is the same. One can really fall into a rabbit hole doing research on this. I did!

[@GortonIma]

This song always makes me well up. I listened to the Zeit album so much around the time my son was born, it would play in my ears as I sat trying to soothe him back to sleep in the night. Often it'd be playing as he slept on me, refusing to sleep anywhere else. The line "everyone knows the perfect moment" would hit me hard every time because I knew I was there in it, cradling this beautiful child. My son is now two years old but this song always takes me back to those perfect moments of early bonding. He still likes to have a nap on me but I know there will be a day when that's no longer the case. It will be beautiful to watch him grow but sad to lose those moments to time.

[@markusgassmann6443]

No one asks us, if we like it, if we love or hate life, we come into this world without being asked and we have to leave it without being asked either.

[@BramGaunt]

I find that unbelievably cruel. I'm totally overwhelmed with my life and don't know what I can do about it.

[@cjstube134]

@@BramGaunt I mean this in the positive way possible, but you have to decide you really want to help yourself. I struggled for most of my life with the idea that I was the one worth trying for. And I had to forgive myself for past mistakes and genuinely learn from them. And make sure to utilize the ones close to for help, but not with the expectation that they’ll do the work for you. I hope you’re well and that this at least made some sense.

[@c.hhelicrack8399]

I will see them in Frankfurt in juli. My 3rd rammstein concert. Greetings from germany. The show will blow you off.

[@MrBUESUM]

7:15 - Hello from Germany. Your tears touched me very much.

[@DasGehtSoNicht-x]

This song is my "love". The song came out and my grandmother died on this day. I think it safed me.

[@АлексейВолк-с5у]

Такой эмоциональный разбор у вас.... Сидел слушал песни и попалось ваше видео. Ютуб порекомендовал. Знаете, в 2022 году умерла моя дочь. В конце года. В декабре. Эту песню я увидел ну плюс минус как она и вышла, в марте. Я уревелся. Я и сейчас уже третий раз смотрю с вами эту песню и плачу.... А забирала их не смерть в клипе. Это как бы.... мать - судьба. У каждого же своя судьба. Большое спасибо вам за такое видео! Дай вам Бог всего самого наилучшего.

[@stephenmiller195]

Pure art, once you see them in concert it will blow you away, no concert will be the same. Awesome reaction

[@BasedStreetRacer]

Literally my new favorite song from Rammstein. Their music videos are incredible.

[@TormentorMB]

Stacey, you are to young for your first Rammstein concert. Rammstein live will be the benchmark of everything you will ever see live after that. Be warned, but enjoy the trip, you will never forget this concert!

[@antivanti]

When the Rammstein guitars hit like a truck after the solemn part ❤

[@g_rammstein]

My favorite moment.

[@Jiipee81]

Rammstein allways make so brilliant, awesome, touching etc etc videos!!

[@strange4you]

Zeit "rammstein" and TIME "pink floyd" Best songs ever...

[@Bertranddeghaul]

Add Time by Wintersun to that list

[@DeusEx1977]

It always made sense to me that the video is essentially filmed in reverse segments because that is the only way to look at it. You are literally always looking back at it from your present.

[@zackkullis5555]

It’s comforting when content creators are strong/comfortable enough to share such strong emotions. It validates our emotional responses towards the same music and art. Thank you.

[@martinh.1638]

Thank you Stacey for this honest review. ❤

[@familiemeise6340]

I love that you actually cried, cause so did I and I am a 50 vear old male. My first Rammstein concert was in 1997. Have fun in Italy, we'll be at the first concert in Prague! Did you do a reaction to "Keine Lust" yet? check it out, the boys look great 😂

[@RustyDust101]

You're in good company. I was 53 when I first saw this. I bawled my eyes out because it touched something deep inside me. Greetz from a now 54 year old German in Hamburg.

[@Rackelhane]

You are going to Italy.. Thats going to be a great lift for the whole country. Rammstein is incredible. Thank you and cheers from a finn in Sweden.❤

[@VaSa-on-Tour]

Beste React überhaupt! 😊😢 Ich mag es wenn Menschen einfach Menschen sind und ihre Emotionen auch zeigen und sich nicht dahinter verstecken. 👍🏼Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪

[@stereoflava2788]

Rammstein live will blow you away, so exited you're going to see them!!!!!

[@josteingravvik2381]

This is my personal favorite video that Rammstein has made. That says ALOT. They truly don't shy away from any subject. You had pretty much the same kind of reaction as I did the first time I saw it. Best regards Norseman

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Norseman!!🤍

[@josteingravvik2381]

@@StaceyRPGReacts 😄 Yup, tha one n' only !! 😁

[@topminspectra4394]

you understand Rammstein art power..well done 😘

[@barbaraverwilligen1925]

You're a smart lady. It's been an honour watching your reaction. I'm seeing the band for the first time this Friday.

[@rioferdy6678]

beautifull reaction,i love seeing people react to rammstein and u become my number 1 :)

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Thank you so much :,)

[@borisfromcologne808]

Another georgeus Ballade of Rammstein is "Ohne dich" which means "without you"! I would be thrilled if you go for that one next time!😅 Btw: I ❤ your reactions, please continue that wonderful journey! PS: Please get well soon!😢

[@larryc3860]

"Zeit" = time (usually a time or period in the past)........Till, as usual, and the band bring yet another emotional, powerful composition to us....the personification of Death over 'Zeit' is an image we all can understand ........thanks for your thoughtful reaction ........

[@roy7758]

Holy!! Congrats with your concert in Italy. So happy for you!! You gonna have the exeperince off your life. Rammstein live is so fricin awesome.!!!

[@fabieddu_official]

Finally reaction to Zeit!!! Zeit is a masterpiece, these are great artists. I'll be in Reggio Emilia this summer and it will be my seventh live since 2005! remember: there is a life before seeing rammstein live and a life after seeing them! ;-)

[@tinolandmann2145]

Ich bin ein sehr großer Rammstein-Fan und war schon auf unzähligen Konzerten. Diese einzigartige Rhythmen und die tiefgreifende Lyrik sind unangefochten und einzigartig. 🙏😇❤️✌️

[@andreajuanitodicandia5186]

If I'm not wrong, the concert in Reggio Emilia (btw, you pronounced it right) will be in the same place where U2, in 1997, played in front of 150,000 paying people. It means you probably will be able to witness a huge concert. I wish you to have so much fun! Greetings from Italy...🤘🏻🇮🇹 P.S. "Zeit" is a masterpiece. It moves me every time I listen to

[@nephilim2582]

Hello from Germany! Don't be sad. Death is not the end, it is just the beginning of a new chapter! I am now 61 years old, I have had two heart attacks and two strokes. I was resuscitated three times, I can remember one time. I watched in the operating room as they brought me back. First the doctors did not believe me, but I was able to repeat everything that was done and said. Many people think I am crazy, but I know that I have been there many times and will come back many times So life is just an episode, and death is the beginning of a new chapter! Greetings Nephilim

[@markusgross521]

das macht mir trost. Ich wünsche Dir alles gute.

[@samuelsamenstrang6069]

Death is the end, sorry.

[@basegaming-wp8yk]

I love your Rammstein Reaction videos. Love from Germany

[@OJB42]

I love Rammstein's music, but to really appreciate their work you need to watch the videos. Absolutely brilliant. No one else hits that level of intensity!

[@cjstube134]

This song captures my greatest fear in a way nothing ever has. The idea of me not being able to be there for my daughter scares me more than anything ever has. I find that in those “perfect moments” I have to make sure I totally focus on that moment. Not letting my fear guide me to the idea that the moment will end or that I may never get that chance again. I’d never had that feeling before becoming a parent. But the song doesn’t make me sad. As you said, it’s reminder to make sure we appreciate the time we do have instead of what we might have missed or lost. It’s a powerful message.

[@Cadinho93]

I am so excited for you to see Rammstein live this summer in Italy. Trust me from experience, they're the best live band you will experience and you will love every minute of it. I am so excited for you! Also, that's not the Grim Reaper. They are the 3 Norns of the Nordic legend. They embody "that which was, that which is and that which will be". Translatable as past, present, future. I also interpreted the blindfolds as "we can't see the end of our time", blind to our future and our own end.

[@martinkasper197]

Maybe they are the 3 Horen of Greek mythology...Weaving on the loom of time? 🤔

[@thefluxcapacitor1]

I cried the first time I saw them live. Mostly because I waited over 16 years for it to happen, but also because it was so amazing. From what I have picked up from reading articles, we never would have had this song or this album if it weren’t for the pandemic. From what I read, after the album prior to this they had planned on touring for 3 years and then retiring.

[@michaelendres337]

This is exactly what i needed today. Thank you for this amazing reaction. And let me just say... you are in for one life changing experience, seeing Rammstein live. Ive seen hundreds of concerts, some of the biggest metal bands in the world (Metallica, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, etc) and Rammstein still stands alone as the single most amazing show I've ever seen. Im so excited for you to see them!

[@dmwalker24]

In my opinion, probably the most beautiful song the band has created. But the subject matter... The fleeting time we all have left. The fact that it's also natural and inevitable. And the realization that even if we could turn back the clock we'd still end up in the same nothingness from before we existed. The perfect moment is the one we're living right now. I have enjoyed your reactions very much, and so I'm glad you enjoyed this, since it's one of my favorites.

[@berndbrakemeier1418]

Das war sehr, sehr klug und nett gesprochen, mein Respekt!

[@dmwalker24]

@@berndbrakemeier1418 Danke schön! Ich schätze Ihre freundlichen Worte. (Hope my translation was ok)

[@berndbrakemeier1418]

@@dmwalker24 The translation was perfect, thank you!

[@ullalito8436]

Disturbing image? The greatest miracle in life!

[@MnemonicHack]

I stayed up for 20 hours to drive to there concert in Minnesota, but leaving it I was pumped. And a little sunburned from the pyrotechnics. Can't wait till they come back to the States.

[@Prsboy78]

Ramstein are multi faceted they can be cheeky, raunchy and deep. They are the only band currently that I have to see perform live. I have been a fan of them since I first heard them and have bought everything they have released to date. Would love for you to react to a full live concert.

[@darkawakening01]

I attended too many funerals when I was young. That song hit me therefore like a rock. Love your reaction. Greetings and all the best from Germany!

[@TheRammMan]

More Rammstein magic from you my friend! Thanks so much for this! There’s a very long road ahead! Buckle up! 🤘🤘

[@antivanti]

You're in for a SHOW with Rammstein. This song is really powerful btw. I kinda forgot about Rammstein for like a decade but with the two latest albums they are back with force

[@fabricericker7320]

After more than one year and a lot of viewing, I still get tears at it. First at the moment I feel again the emotions having seen my children been born, coming in to life having their first breath, and second seeing i could also be too late to save them, imagining lose them. Probably like every father loving his children ... PS. Look at the piano version of "Mein Herz Brennt" ... And enjoy the concert ... I will be in Dresden ;-)

[@annegretkasten6277]

I am in Gelsenkirchen.😂

[@NoName-kx8kc]

Nice, you will finally experience the Rammstein sound. You will be blown away from their live show🤘🤘👍

[@andreasbinner3657]

Great reaction! And: You are not the first crying when seeing this video! Get's me every time, too. Speaks for Rammstein, their music and their lyrics. This year marks 30 years of Rammstein. They really have reached the peak of their career and art! At least last year they also played this song live - have fun at the concert! You will never forget ...

[@noobsaibotx6187]

maybe you will react to "adieu"from rammstein too.its also a masterpiece

[@briangreen9677]

If this will be your first Rammstein concert, it'll change you forever, especially if you're close to the stage where you can feel the fire. The video uses sand to indicate time, and I find it interesting that the band members reacted differently when they were being hit by the sand. Till was fighting it with everything he had while Richard just kind of stood there and took it. Oliver, the bassist and the one who lost the daughter at the end of the video, had his back to time as though he was choosing not to even acknowledge its existence. It's possible that the tall black cloaked figures were the Norns from Norse Mythology. Urd (the past), Verdandi (the present), and Skuld (the future). This goes along well with the subject of time. It's not a surprise that this same record ends with a song called "Adieu" which means "Goodbye". The video for it is rather haunting if you break down the meaning behind every one of the visuals and what they mean to you the viewer.

[@PeterMcCracken-n3g]

I'm so glad Richard put together Rammstein. Thankyou Stacey.

[@kmaj7b5]

Your comment at the end of the video, “oh, I thought we had longer”. Said it all!

[@Test4Echos]

The most mind boggling thing is that time doesn't seem to exist, and is just an illusion in our minds.

[@HariVishnudeva]

We live the illusion that time is linear. It is not. Everything exists at the very same time, past, present and future.

[@hatch7482]

The most visually stunning music video I’ve ever seen. If your assignment was to try and explain to an immortal being what time means to someone whose existence is finite-I cannot imagine a better way than this music, lyrics and video. And you could take away the music and lyrics and still be left with a clear and beautiful understanding of what time means.

[@luciarehakova2481]

I really love your Rammstein reaction. And Im very happy You re go see them live. You will never forget. They are awesome 🎉❤

[@JesseRobertsF-T-C]

Yay!!! You watched this one. This is my favorite one.

[@angelsantino]

dear stacey, you are incredible. your warm voice and honest opinion round off your reactions. it is always a pleasure to watch you. i wish you only the best. Take care and best wishes from germany.

[@MrFreezeYo]

It feels "nice" you tearing up while I do the same. I am a grown man, 36 years old, my kids are alive but don't live with me anymore. The girl at the end reminds me so much of my own daughter - I can't watch that part without crying. So thank you for your company. I love this song, but I can't listen to it often because it is a guaranteed cry-moment for me. I am attending their concert in Gelsenkirchen, Germany this year. Now I would prefer Italy, would be nice to have a little chit-chat with you! Have fun! Best concert on the world will await you!

[@EchoesDaBear]

Great reaction Stacey! This one got me emotional too - the video & music is a perfect combination to touch the soul! As others have mentioned - I do find it both funny & sad that images of birth, while graphic, need to be blurred out (for blocking reasons - I understand), but graphic violence goes without issue! Strange society we live in. Rammstein has a unique ability to say things in a profound way, and put it to amazing music! So many of their songs are like this - so it's always worth seeing the lyrics in English to fully comprehend their message, then sit back and rock out! Cheers!

[@semarox7772]

The song was released around the time my wife left me for another man. For months i lived in the past, for the memories, the good times... This song helped me to go forward, not backwards. Still, everytime i listen to it i need to cry

[@Paparollo]

Having your 1st Rammstein concert? Best news ever! Make sure you take pics and record something for us

[@Olafleflibustier]

The clip, the song are just incredible, a masterpiece ! A tears-bringer song about our common and implacable enemy that can be so devastating...

[@familiekohne2399]

Dear Stacey, from the deep buttom of my heart I wish you the Best Best Best time in Italy diving into their live live Performances.... inhale!!!!!❤

[@dachiiiii]

rammstein concert is gonna be one of the best experiences of your life :)

[@Derethevil]

When you actually understand what the meaning is it hits you whole different way. I understood it the very moment it was uploaded, saying to myself that maybe i should finally do something with the time i still have with the few people that reman that i actually care for. And sure enough.. nearly like it was foretold. A year later my dad passes away out of nowhere a month after we celebrated his birthday. Suddenly you get all those things you missed out on smashed into your face. To elaborate. I never were in good shoes with my dad. From childhood on i head trouble in school, because of bullying even from my teachers side. But my dad refused to believe it. That made me leave my father the day my mom moved out and i moved with her when i was just 11 years old. While i did have it easier in school, my dad still refused to believe that it was the reason why i messed up in school so much. But he also refused to help me financially, since he always said: "You always can come and live at home here, you then have someone who drives you to school." (Which i did try out and sure enough the person who were supposed to get me to school each morning messed up already on her first day, it was the new girlfriend of my father.) To give some context. My father was blind. Literally. He lost his eyes in an accident and was 100% blind. That never stopped him from work though. He even was in charge of a union for blind people lower bavaria. (Bayerischer Blinden- und Sehbehindertenbund Niederbayern or in english Bavarian Union for blinds and visually impaired people) Only once i turned like 20 i started to come around myself and realize that my father never meant to harm me, he was trying to reach out himself somewhat, but my father always had this.. inability to show emotions and such, something surely i picked up from him. He never was big into the whole stuff about loving your family and such, even if he did, he never wanted to hear it. So surely around 2014 i was renovating the outside of his house and we more and more got to talk about everything that happened in life. And of course only then i finally thawed to the whole reason WHY he refused to give me the money. Not that it was a good reason and in terms of the law he was in the wrong, but it was simply because he knew i could have become something better if i would have just started to listen to him. But that was also the day he understood me. He understood that i wasn't him. I am not a workaholic. I am not dead set in life to success. I just want to enjoy life itself. (At least i still try, having a really hard time.) So the more and more we talked over the years, the more he finally felt like a father to me. If you would have asked me back then with 8 to 19 years old i would have told you that i hate my dad. Around 20 to 25 i would have said i feel indifferent. Only around 26 i started to feel that regardless of what happened, that i do love him regardless. And here is where it all comes together. Neither did he ever told me nor did i ever tell him. At least i never did that face to face. I tried to reach out somewhat in an Email but he as always waved it off so to say. He never told me he was proud of me about anything. And sure enough i can't even remember that i ever hugged him. And that is something that gnaws on me now till my own death. That feeling of remorse and regret. Missed out time. Missed out so many moments that could have been important. And i never will get it in any shape or form. Even in my dreams if i do dream about my father, the very moment i realize it that i could at least there try to do it, my brain won't let me. I wake up the very instant i get one step too close to my dad in my dreams. I'm 34 in two days. It's been a year since he passed away out of nowhere. And not a day since has gone by where i wasn't blaming myself that i messed up, even when so many people tell me i didn't do anything wrong or not everything. I still know i did mess up. And i will forever hate myself for that. If you want it from a different point of view. His mother and therefore my grandmother i was always on good terms with and while she was still alive she always tried to tell me that he doesn't mean it like it comes off often. And sure enough she knew herself that next time won't exist, so that last day i was visiting her, she ASKED me to please hug her. Of course i didn't hesitate a moment and did so.

[@Black_Drako]

Time is really a hard subject sometimes. Once you experience a near death or true fear of death, only when you see death in front of your eyes, you change your way of viewing life.

[@ISBE91]

Yes, you start noticing how worthless life really is 😮

[@jangeier6229]

I have to admit, Stacey, I just felt the same as you. You just can't stop yourself from crying here. The song, also in combination with the video, goes sooo deep that it's hard to hold back your emotions. But it is also liberating and cleanses the soul. Unfortunately, I had such an experience three weeks ago and it's still very deep. Best regards from Mainz in Germany, Jan.

[@thomasrumpf7669]

The Best Videos ever ... I cry over and over again wow so deep...

[@g_rammstein]

It's okay to cry with this song. I always cry when listen to it. As for the live, it's an unforgettable experience. I saw them in Athens at 30th of May. Oh, how do you know! It's exactly one month since that day and feels as if it was yesterday!

[@X_DerGamer2001_X]

I'm always surprised how the translation in the video from German to English is always almost perfect :-) And you also really notice how real your emotions are. I like it

[@arnodobler1096]

Hit me in the core everytime 😢😍

[@gerardorohlfs5260]

YES Stacey, the Life is "DISTURBING" !!

[@Ninja785]

Loved this reaction. Your understanding of it is accurate. And as someone who has seen Rammstein live...have a great time! Rammstein is no usual show. It's not just a concert...it's a religious experience! And btw...you sound great...even being congested. 😉🤙🏽

[@thomasnoll6228]

hi Stacey, it's great to be able to give free rein to such emotions in a song. It happens to me with this song, whether live or when I see and hear the video with these great lyrics, that tears keep coming to my eyes. The song also woke me up to enjoy life more and no longer see everything so narrowly. Great analysis from you... Greetings from Germany😊

[@UrbexForgottenTimes]

Oh you make me cry I am from german and know rammstein since I can think I am so happy that englisch people or people all over the world can feel what he sing 🥰

[@ImMaraL.]

Here after the Reggio Emilia concert! First of all, I've just found your channel and I've cried with you here, again, because Zeit is pure art and thank you for sharing your heart and your feelings with us. Talking about less heavy things, how was the concert for you? I was in third row, so close to the stage! What was your favourite part? Let me know ❤ and thank you for coming to Italy ❤️

[@geraldherrmann787]

I just realized how great it must be (for a new reactor) to react to a double-feature of TIME by Pink Floyd and ZEIT by Rammstein.

[@Tribal260]

emotional ride, great rammstein trip

[@Mike23321]

Just getting around to seeing this video. Just wanted to say your reaction is amazing. When this song came out, I had the same reaction. I consider this song and video to be Rammstein's Magnum Opus. And that's saying something next to some of their other just absolutely incredible videos and songs (particularly Deutschland). This video and song are pure ART. Both the song and video are poetry. The crazy part is, if it weren't for Covid, we would not have this incredible masterpiece. They worked on this album while everyone was in lockdown. And holy shit that was time extremely well spent on their part.

[@djambush360]

Very beautifull. Me as a Rammstein fan (German) had heared this song also for the first time and i had also instantly start to cry. This is such a deep Song. Many of their songs are very deep but this sets a new level.

[@thomaskuehn3480]

Everytime I cry by listening and watching this song.

[@pittarellostefano]

I'm Italian, this year's will be my third Rammstein concert! See you there!🔥🤘

[@Stijnwalking2024]

it was my first concert in Nijmegen 19 june its lot deep songs of Rammstein i never feel the beat so deep in my soul

[@Raidoton]

Your comments at the end really resonated with me. Also I'm glad you watched this with subtitles. Always sad when reactors miss out on important lyrics.

[@soulbrother4895]

Most beautiful Song from this Band

[@GSX-R_1000]

I will be there to see rammstein live too🔥

[@oldmanjimh3165]

All their music is well done with incredible context.

[@jeffashley5512]

I saw them in Atlanta in 2012. The best concert I've ever seen in my 56 years. Every video has so much production and deep meaning. You better like fire as they are the best in concert and fire is center most. Till is an expert pryrotechcian so gird your loins. 😁

[@xs3r4micha38]

On every concert i cry everytime at this song, even as a man. THis song goes so deep.

[@stargarnet9139]

The fact that they used "Sands" to resemble "sands of time" it's too good....TOO GOOOD!!!

[@Ingcervantes1991]

Recuerdo esta canción en el concierto de Rammstein en México, el cual fue pospuesto debido a la pandemia, y dos años despues la gente acudio, pero hubo muchos que quedaron en el camino, una persona mayor de edad llevaba una camisa con la leyenda que iba en representación de su hijo que murio esperando este concierto, simplemente fue hermoso y triste.

[@ISBE91]

This message is fun to listen to, people have no clue how death is the only real blessing of existence

[@somhairleyahoo5644]

As Einstein said time is in the eye of the observer. That certainly makes an impression as an onlooker, an amazing video; and Rammstein have had many. Great review, thank you.