Eisbrecher- Was ist hier los? Lyrics with English translation

[@ElBonita-w1t]

DIG THIS TRACK...HAS SO MANY MEANINGS IN SO MANY DIFFERENT ASPECTS...ESPECIALLY WITH TODAY'S POLITICS. WAS HEIR IST LOS???

[@terryrollins1973]

These guys are fkn 🔥

[@brandonbentley5453]

Power!

[@alencurkovic9841]

That submarine radar sound👍

[@smakajo400]

Went from Rammstein to Type-O Negative in 2:16.

[@kenjohnson1041]

I was thinking this is more rammstein

[@xeso7581]

thank you bro

[@matthaas6500]

My last name is Haas and it sounds like your saying Haas. I fuckin LOVE this track! It's like I have my own superhero theme song now and wait! There's more!! It's in German 💪😆 YESSSS!!!

[@123bigmam]

You know that the german word: Hass means hate

[@thishandleisalreadytakensrry]

@@123bigmam lol

[@nickaschenbecker9882]

@@123bigmam Haß does mean hate but his last name is Haas which is Dutch (not even German) and means bunnyrabbit.

[@sinkpehnarossfire454]

🌎: "🧐....😃🎶🎶🎶🎶 ohinniya.....Earth is the Honorable House 🙂🤗🤗🎶🎶

[@brandonbentley5453]

Guide to learn german

[@AYVYN]

Start with genitives, then learn accusative vs dative prepositions. Adverbs and accusative prepositions usually go at the end. In subordinate clauses introduced by subordinating conjunctions, the verb typically comes at the end of the clause. Things like future tense can also make the verb come at the end.

[@ilovetheunknown2753]

True thing

[@user-ok6tv4ou2i]

I LOVE YOU ALL.

[@reubenng9450]

Kunka

[@taraanndonohue5606]

💋 WOO-HOO-OOPS!!!! 🏳 🏳 🏳 🏳 🏳 🏳