In their earlier days Rammstein had kind of a right wing image because of Tills rolling „R“, the appearance of the band in general and the music video of their Depeche Mode cover Stripped which contains a lot of clips of Leni Riefenstahl movies. Because of this they made this song to tell everybody that their hearts beat left
Flake has a lot of nervous energy..back when they first started performing Flake would be walking all over the stage...which was fine at first but as they started using more and more pyro it was starting to get dangerous for Flake to be walking all over the stage so they came up with the treadmill so now Flake can still move and walk without getting hurt...his excessive energy is one of the reasons why he comes up with all the crazy shit they do onstage...I fimd it humorous when I hear some reactors say poor Flake when most of what happens to him on stage are his ideas😊 Also the water bottle that Till threw because he was apparently mad ...well that was all fake..Around this time Till would pretend there was something wrong with the microphone then pretend to get mad and would throw a wazer bottle if you were to check out other live performances you'd see him do the same thing. 🙂💕💕💕
Again for Rammstein, the lyrics are simple but tricky. Background: Rammstein was often wrongly accused of being a right-wing band (Nazi band). This song is their answer. The chorus "Links 2 3 4" (left 2 3 4) comes from military marching. There is a command "Im Gleichschritt Marsch" (March in step) and every soldier starts with his left foot. To ensure all are in sync, the seargent (or who ever leads that formation) shouts "Links 2 3 4", one word for every step (at least a couple of times after started). So Rammstein choose a military phrase. Military in Germany is oftenly associated to right-wing kind of thinking. In the calm part of the lyrics, Till questions common German expressions related to hearts (e.g.: Can hearts break? Can a heart be out of stone?). And before the main chorus starts, Till sings "Sie wollen mein Herz am rechten Fleck, doch seh ich dann nach unten weg, dann schlägt es links." (They want my heart in the right place (normal meaning of "right place" is "correct place"), but when I look down it's beating left (second meaning of "heart beating left" is "left minded"/"open minded"). Then starts the military phrase. So they are playing with right-wing aestetics while making a left-wing statement.
in Germany, it's a little different. Right-wing is rather radical in Germany and is associated with the Second World War, i.e. the Nazis. So if someone in Germany says you are right-wing, he means you are a Nazi. and Rammstein was often accused in the beginning that they were Nazis or right-wing. Therefore, the song. in the original music video is also the sign of the communists to see, although that was probably rather an exaggerated sign of Rammstein. They grew up in the communist GDR and have always been against the right and Nazis.
I agree, and that's even more important to keep in mind when you listen to "Deutschland", a song that has been heavily criticized from both left and right in Germany.
@@Alecfisher01 Radical comes from the greek word "radix", meaning "root". Ovrall when you call something radical you simly say, that they see or do something from the "root" on. For example: a radical solution for something is, that you abolish the whole problem and build it up from the start. Or in regard of a radical stance in a political system: that you want a complete revamp of the system and not just some superficial fixes. This CAN be bad of course and also CAN be militant (= violent), but the word radical itself doesn't judge that - while it is of course often used that way.
Right on with the marching rythm underlining the political message of the song, interestingly though, another thing that has a consistent beat like that would be: A heart.
I can imagine being there in the front. Been twice up front, once in the seats because of gf with a bad back. It is an experience to be sure, but it kind of ruins other concerts for you because they can never reach the heights of a Rammstein show so it is quite double edged.
Why Flake always walks on the treadmill? Flake simply loves hiking. He once said in an interview that he is not happy unless he walks 10 km every day. In one of his books, he described how he was made to do it in his childhood. When he was on vacation with his family, his father always explored the surroundings by hiking. The excursions often went so long that in the evening in the hotel the kitchen had already closed.
Yes! One of my favourite songs. So much energy. Works great, when you're in the gym, too. With the content of songs, you're correct. They were accused several times of being right-wing. Totally ridiculous imo. With love from Germany 🤘 😎
HI ITN ! Flake said once that hes getting bored when he just has to stand around all the time so he prefers to walk on his treadmill during the concert to use his energy Rammstein once had been accused of standing politically extremely right - for ex. cause of Tills rolling "R"-enunciation... and this "Links 234" (left 234) playing on words was Tills and their answer to that accuse. And all of them grew up in the former GDR (extreme left dictatorship) so its clear that at least their cultural imprint is left ! All of Tills questions in that song are just his way as a real poet to build-up that song And I'm glad to have been at 2 Rammstein concerts! Its freakin hot at least in the front rows - but a massive experience - always again if I can get tickets !!!
There are many proverbs in German concerning the heart. I'll try to explain the questions that Till asks in the song lyrics. -> Can hearts be broken? Someone has a broken heart when one' s love for someone else is not (no longer) reciprocated. -> Can hearts speak? When someone speaks from the heart, he expresses his feelings. -> Can hearts be tortured? I would speak of a tortured heart when someone cannot fulfill his desires. But here there are other meanings. -> Can hearts be stolen? If you stole someone's heart, then the other person fell in love with me. -> Can hearts sing? I don't know exactly. I guess it's about singing with emotion. -> Can a heart shatter? The same as "broken heart". -> Can hearts be pure? Someone with a pure heart has no bad intentions. -> Can a heart be made of stone? Someone with a stony heart does not show any feelings outwardly and appears cold and dismissive to others. -> Can you ask hearts? When you ask your heart, you are asking for a decision based on feeling, not facts. -> Can you carry a child under your heart? That's easy. Someone is pregnant. -> Can you give it/the heart away? When you give your heart to someone, you enter into a love relationship with that person. -> (Can you) think with your heart? Listen to your feelings instead of arguments or facts.
Just recently read Flake's (pron: FLAW-Kawh) book... in addition to the comments below, he said that he felt very conspicuous and awkward just standing around waiting to play his parts...treadmill. he can go up to 17miles per show. He also likes to go for long walks on tour downtime...often getting lost, by his own account!
This song is a political statement of Rammstein. Some accuse Rammstein of being a "Nazi band", but the opposite is true. Rammstein's political leanings are very far left.
"Links" litterary means "to the left", but it is also what officers use to yell when they excersise with their troops = start with the left leg! In other words, a doble meaning of the text, as so often with Rammsteins texts. Till Lindemann write all the texts, and he know to use the german language to the full, son as he is of two german authors.
In der deutschen Arme , giebt es einen Befehl zum marschieren ,, rechts,zwo(zwei), drei, vier ,, . Deshalb als Protest: ,, links,zwo(zwei),drei,vier. Rammstein distanziert sich mit diesem Lied, rechts zu sein. War damals in Deutschland ein riesen Thema. Mit diesem Lied unterstrich Rammstein, links zu sein.
I suggest you Ich tu dir weh, Rammlied or Mutter. First 2 are heavy af, last one is slower but surely in my top 5 or even 3, it's very hard to make my mind up about that lol
You are so right - this song is political - they live no 50 km (for you : bit more than 30 miles) north of here. It is about beeing left! No question about it.
Of course they are "left". Rammstein is from Leipzig. Former East Germany - I am only a few miles south of there . Your muscles are Impressive! It probably took some time to look like this!
Such good play on words, much room for interpretation. Links, 2,3,4 is military march lingo, maybe as a criticism towards the left that it can become militaristic and uniformed too. "They want my heart at the right place" could mean the media wants to potrait us as right, or it could mean some fans want us to be right. But if i look down it beats left. Which could simply mean i consider my self left or even, since all hearts have more mass on the left side anatomy wise, that all humans are left by nature, if left means social.
This song is written in response to an article by a journalist who wrote about the Rammstein group as a neo-Nazi. Yes, this song has a political subtext. Neo-Nazis are often referred to as the far right
Richard’s solo is the reason why I love this song so much and yes it does sound like a political alignment although it could mean anything else Also I have been fortunate enough to see them LIVE perform this song
First, I love your reactions to rammstein. I think you are ready for * bück dich * live in Montréal 2012 😁. No subtitles but you will understand that. It was my first song from RS in the 90s, and I fall in love with the music. Rechts means the Rechtsextremismus (Nazis}, in the beginning from RS the people in Germany think this, because RS is outside of the box. And Germans don't understand the lyrics. And than to Flake, in the time on stage he's body is boring, so he will go on the walk😉. LG from Germany, im 52 years and every day I start with Rammstein ♥️
Being left or right oriented in politics doesnt have to mean one is more radical than the other, both can be radical it depends on the country i would say. But you got the idea right that Rammstein are politically oriented left. This song was made to let people know where they stand because the media tried to pin them in the political far right as in nazi/faschism side of things which they are defenitly not.
I read that Flake uses the treadmill because he gets bored sometimes so who knows really? Looks cool though and probably not as easy as it looks playing keyboards and walking at the same time. Kudos to him. If I get bored I knit. Each to their own!!
All the Heart-questions are refer to German idioms. e.g. "He has a heart of stone" -> "He shows no pity"... and Rammstein asks: "Can a heart be made of stone"... Perfect how you got the political interpretation! Additionally I want to point out the German double meanings here again: "Sie wollen mein Herz am rechten Fleck " -> 1) They want me to be a good guy (If someone says to this to you, he cant think more positive of you) 2) They want me to be political right (Nazi) "Mein Herz schlägt links" -> 1) Biologically it is in the left side of your chest 2) I'm a leftee
A song about being leftwing and opposing fascism, after being accused themselves. Also, Rammstein are the best live band on earth. You need to go see them if you ever get the opportunity.
They openly said that the song is about them being left wing. It’s one of the only songs they ever explained because they needed people to know they were left leaning
Best german band? - Regardless of genre and taste, the international success of "Kraftwerk", "Scorpions", "Alphaville", "Modern Talking", "Tokio Hotel" should of course also be mentioned, but in terms of overall complexity, Rammstein is already unique and unmatched. On the other hand, German-language music is mostly scorned abroad and there aren't really that many good bands here either. German film is even worse off. I don't even look at most of them as German. The exception is "Das Boot", the world's best war film of all time. Every now and then they land a hit like "Run Lola Run", "Knocking on Heaven's Door", "Rush" ...
Hi i watch a lot of your videos meybe this time you want to check somethink new? There is a Polish band called Mgła if you want you can listen to them live version like drum cam is really epic All the best from Poland!
The problem in Germany is, we have no real conservatives like in US, UK or Malta. When you vote a bit more right than CDU (what is conservative middle) you will have not many choices, and then you are "officially" called right what in Germany has the taste of Nazi. But in Europe and US are for sure more of them as in Germany. Didn´t want to write about politics, but i think it was careful enough to no annoy someone. Only wanted to explain the differences.
we do also have left and right (altough our right is not what you (americans) understand as conservative, rather our right generally refers to national socialistic) but i never took that song as political. rather people tell you what/who you are, then you look at yourself and identify the opposite - "your heart is in the right spot", "right" as right in correct while he takes it literal and it beats on his left^^. after the second vers he says "der neider hat es schlecht gewusst - the envious knew it bad" (aka: people who just judge know nothing)
In their earlier days Rammstein had kind of a right wing image because of Tills rolling „R“, the appearance of the band in general and the music video of their Depeche Mode cover Stripped which contains a lot of clips of Leni Riefenstahl movies.
Because of this they made this song to tell everybody that their hearts beat left
Flake has a lot of nervous energy..back when they first started performing Flake would be walking all over the stage...which was fine at first but as they started using more and more pyro it was starting to get dangerous for Flake to be walking all over the stage so they came up with the treadmill so now Flake can still move and walk without getting hurt...his excessive energy is one of the reasons why he comes up with all the crazy shit they do onstage...I fimd it humorous when I hear some reactors say poor Flake when most of what happens to him on stage are his ideas😊 Also the water bottle that Till threw because he was apparently mad ...well that was all fake..Around this time Till would pretend there was something wrong with the microphone then pretend to get mad and would throw a wazer bottle if you were to check out other live performances you'd see him do the same thing. 🙂💕💕💕
Their music. Their fire. Their crowd energy. Adrenaline need to be it lowered before it breaks your heart :)
I have heard that, after concerts, to wind down, Flake usually takes a walk
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Flake war immer schon ein nervöses Hemd...😂 😂 😂 👍 👍 👍
@@tilll.6900 Ein nervöses Hemd? LoL 😂
The guy on the tredmill is actually producing the current for the guitars🤩🤩
Flake Lorenz ❤
Again for Rammstein, the lyrics are simple but tricky.
Background: Rammstein was often wrongly accused of being a right-wing band (Nazi band). This song is their answer.
The chorus "Links 2 3 4" (left 2 3 4) comes from military marching. There is a command "Im Gleichschritt Marsch" (March in step) and every soldier starts with his left foot. To ensure all are in sync, the seargent (or who ever leads that formation) shouts "Links 2 3 4", one word for every step (at least a couple of times after started). So Rammstein choose a military phrase. Military in Germany is oftenly associated to right-wing kind of thinking.
In the calm part of the lyrics, Till questions common German expressions related to hearts (e.g.: Can hearts break? Can a heart be out of stone?). And before the main chorus starts, Till sings "Sie wollen mein Herz am rechten Fleck, doch seh ich dann nach unten weg, dann schlägt es links." (They want my heart in the right place (normal meaning of "right place" is "correct place"), but when I look down it's beating left (second meaning of "heart beating left" is "left minded"/"open minded"). Then starts the military phrase. So they are playing with right-wing aestetics while making a left-wing statement.
in Germany, it's a little different. Right-wing is rather radical in Germany and is associated with the Second World War, i.e. the Nazis. So if someone in Germany says you are right-wing, he means you are a Nazi. and Rammstein was often accused in the beginning that they were Nazis or right-wing. Therefore, the song. in the original music video is also the sign of the communists to see, although that was probably rather an exaggerated sign of Rammstein. They grew up in the communist GDR and have always been against the right and Nazis.
I agree, and that's even more important to keep in mind when you listen to "Deutschland", a song that has been heavily criticized from both left and right in Germany.
Right wing is also considered radical in the United States
@@Alecfisher01 so every Republican is Radical?
It was critcal Ironie
@@Alecfisher01 Radical comes from the greek word "radix", meaning "root". Ovrall when you call something radical you simly say, that they see or do something from the "root" on.
For example: a radical solution for something is, that you abolish the whole problem and build it up from the start.
Or in regard of a radical stance in a political system: that you want a complete revamp of the system and not just some superficial fixes.
This CAN be bad of course and also CAN be militant (= violent), but the word radical itself doesn't judge that - while it is of course often used that way.
The best band on earth
Right on with the marching rythm underlining the political message of the song, interestingly though, another thing that has a consistent beat like that would be: A heart.
I can imagine being there in the front. Been twice up front, once in the seats because of gf with a bad back.
It is an experience to be sure, but it kind of ruins other concerts for you because they can never reach the heights of a Rammstein show so it is quite double edged.
Your guess was absolutely right
Why Flake always walks on the treadmill?
Flake simply loves hiking. He once said in an interview that he is not happy unless he walks 10 km every day. In one of his books, he described how he was made to do it in his childhood. When he was on vacation with his family, his father always explored the surroundings by hiking. The excursions often went so long that in the evening in the hotel the kitchen had already closed.
If someone asks why is Flake always moving I always just think to myself: "why not?" :D
Yes! One of my favourite songs. So much energy. Works great, when you're in the gym, too.
With the content of songs, you're correct. They were accused several times of being right-wing. Totally ridiculous imo. With love from Germany 🤘 😎
Check out some of the 2019 stadium tour…Sonne for example
Rammstein were accused in their early days of having Nazi overtones so this song is them basically saying they have more left leaning feelings
Please next Rammstein Songs Mutter,Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen or Amerika Live😃👌
Yes, that's a good idea.
+1
HI ITN !
Flake said once that hes getting bored when he just has to stand around all the time so he prefers to walk on his treadmill during the concert to use his energy
Rammstein once had been accused of standing politically extremely right - for ex. cause of Tills rolling "R"-enunciation... and this "Links 234" (left 234) playing on words was Tills and their answer to that accuse. And all of them grew up in the former GDR (extreme left dictatorship) so its clear that at least their cultural imprint is left ! All of Tills questions in that song are just his way as a real poet to build-up that song
And I'm glad to have been at 2 Rammstein concerts! Its freakin hot at least in the front rows - but a massive experience - always again if I can get tickets !!!
Please react to Stein um Stein and wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen 🔥😍🤘🏻💯
Kudos to Till for performing in Moscow a few months ago, especially after growing up under Soviet dictatorship.
React to Rammstein - Stein Um Stein (Live Volkerball) Is a jewel greetings bro!
Very true, but it's easy to get blocked when you use the Völkerball footage.
There are many proverbs in German concerning the heart. I'll try to explain the questions that Till asks in the song lyrics.
-> Can hearts be broken?
Someone has a broken heart when one' s love for someone else is not (no longer) reciprocated.
-> Can hearts speak?
When someone speaks from the heart, he expresses his feelings.
-> Can hearts be tortured?
I would speak of a tortured heart when someone cannot fulfill his desires. But here there are other meanings.
-> Can hearts be stolen?
If you stole someone's heart, then the other person fell in love with me.
-> Can hearts sing?
I don't know exactly. I guess it's about singing with emotion.
-> Can a heart shatter?
The same as "broken heart".
-> Can hearts be pure?
Someone with a pure heart has no bad intentions.
-> Can a heart be made of stone?
Someone with a stony heart does not show any feelings outwardly and appears cold and dismissive to others.
-> Can you ask hearts?
When you ask your heart, you are asking for a decision based on feeling, not facts.
-> Can you carry a child under your heart?
That's easy. Someone is pregnant.
-> Can you give it/the heart away?
When you give your heart to someone, you enter into a love relationship with that person.
-> (Can you) think with your heart?
Listen to your feelings instead of arguments or facts.
Just recently read Flake's (pron: FLAW-Kawh) book... in addition to the comments below, he said that he felt very conspicuous and awkward just standing around waiting to play his parts...treadmill. he can go up to 17miles per show. He also likes to go for long walks on tour downtime...often getting lost, by his own account!
i really enjoy your reactions, especially these of Rammstein 🤘🏻 thank you!
Thank you 😁
I watched a interview where he has anxiety and performance stress issues. The treadmill is a was to get around to issues.....
This song is a political statement of Rammstein.
Some accuse Rammstein of being a "Nazi band", but the opposite is true. Rammstein's political leanings are very far left.
Awesome reaction again sir thanks 🙏
+ flakes walks on dredmill fits well with this links 2 3 4 :D
you are right about politics.
And be sure to watch the official video for this song.
"Links" litterary means "to the left", but it is also what officers use to yell when they excersise with their troops = start with the left leg! In other words, a doble meaning of the text, as so often with Rammsteins texts. Till Lindemann write all the texts, and he know to use the german language to the full, son as he is of two german authors.
In der deutschen Arme , giebt es einen Befehl zum marschieren ,, rechts,zwo(zwei), drei, vier ,, . Deshalb als Protest: ,, links,zwo(zwei),drei,vier. Rammstein distanziert sich mit diesem Lied, rechts zu sein. War damals in Deutschland ein riesen Thema. Mit diesem Lied unterstrich Rammstein, links zu sein.
You are right on the political meaning. You’re very smart!
The keyborder Flake likes to walk 😀
After the release of Angst I’d say rammstein no internet leans left but independent
"Mein Herz am rechten Fleck" means the heart on the correct side
Best epic Band ever❤
Google the information to the song and it is a political statement
You should watch for your own fun the official video with the ants, it´s amazing. Thx for reaction.
I suggest you Ich tu dir weh, Rammlied or Mutter. First 2 are heavy af, last one is slower but surely in my top 5 or even 3, it's very hard to make my mind up about that lol
You are so right - this song is political - they live no 50 km (for you : bit more than 30 miles) north of here. It is about beeing left! No question about it.
Of course they are "left". Rammstein is from Leipzig. Former East Germany - I am only a few miles south of there . Your muscles are Impressive! It probably took some time to look like this!
Such good play on words, much room for interpretation. Links, 2,3,4 is military march lingo, maybe as a criticism towards the left that it can become militaristic and uniformed too. "They want my heart at the right place" could mean the media wants to potrait us as right, or it could mean some fans want us to be right. But if i look down it beats left. Which could simply mean i consider my self left or even, since all hearts have more mass on the left side anatomy wise, that all humans are left by nature, if left means social.
Would be fun if they threw in a criticism but they openly said it was just about them being leftists
This song is written in response to an article by a journalist who wrote about the Rammstein group as a neo-Nazi. Yes, this song has a political subtext. Neo-Nazis are often referred to as the far right
Richard’s solo is the reason why I love this song so much and yes it does sound like a political alignment although it could mean anything else
Also I have been fortunate enough to see them LIVE perform this song
First, I love your reactions to rammstein. I think you are ready for * bück dich * live in Montréal 2012 😁. No subtitles but you will understand that.
It was my first song from RS in the 90s, and I fall in love with the music.
Rechts means the Rechtsextremismus (Nazis}, in the beginning from RS the people in Germany think this, because RS is outside of the box. And Germans don't understand the lyrics.
And than to Flake, in the time on stage he's body is boring, so he will go on the walk😉.
LG from Germany, im 52 years and every day I start with Rammstein ♥️
Being left or right oriented in politics doesnt have to mean one is more radical than the other, both can be radical it depends on the country i would say. But you got the idea right that Rammstein are politically oriented left. This song was made to let people know where they stand because the media tried to pin them in the political far right as in nazi/faschism side of things which they are defenitly not.
This song is statement about east and west germany.
Care to elaborate?
They openly said it is about them being very left wing. It’s kind of a shame that such a blatant message had to be explained by the band.
@@KrisTheKrisMan stop lying, they have never said, that they are left wing nazis. They are liberal
I strongly suspect that Flake is constantly moving on the treadmill because it helps him get rid of adrenaline.
pls react to "Hilf mir" :)
Nice Reaction...! 👍
Because he gets bored standing in the same spot for the whole concert.
Flake is the keyboard player. He's always moving because he had a lot of nervous energy and the treadmill helps
I read that Flake uses the treadmill because he gets bored sometimes so who knows really? Looks cool though and probably not as easy as it looks playing keyboards and walking at the same time. Kudos to him.
If I get bored I knit. Each to their own!!
Like me your reactions. You have reaction to every song - you Like Rammstein you enjoin Rammstein, me too greeting from México
All the Heart-questions are refer to German idioms. e.g. "He has a heart of stone" -> "He shows no pity"... and Rammstein asks: "Can a heart be made of stone"...
Perfect how you got the political interpretation!
Additionally I want to point out the German double meanings here again:
"Sie wollen mein Herz am rechten Fleck " -> 1) They want me to be a good guy (If someone says to this to you, he cant think more positive of you) 2) They want me to be political right (Nazi)
"Mein Herz schlägt links" -> 1) Biologically it is in the left side of your chest 2) I'm a leftee
You have to react to Hilf Mir (Help Me) with the Lyrics obviously
Stein un stein!
Rammstein si tottaly lefshist be sure!
A song about being leftwing and opposing fascism, after being accused themselves.
Also, Rammstein are the best live band on earth. You need to go see them if you ever get the opportunity.
they also use zwo instead of zwei
Dude, you should check your system. You are watching the videos with 15-20fps. It's hard to watch when the video is not smooth
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Not left as in left wing, they mean marching. Left 2 3 4
They openly said that the song is about them being left wing. It’s one of the only songs they ever explained because they needed people to know they were left leaning
они из ГДР и какая у них позиция?
Best german band? - Regardless of genre and taste, the international success of "Kraftwerk", "Scorpions", "Alphaville", "Modern Talking", "Tokio Hotel" should of course also be mentioned, but in terms of overall complexity, Rammstein is already unique and unmatched. On the other hand, German-language music is mostly scorned abroad and there aren't really that many good bands here either.
German film is even worse off. I don't even look at most of them as German. The exception is "Das Boot", the world's best war film of all time. Every now and then they land a hit like "Run Lola Run", "Knocking on Heaven's Door", "Rush" ...
This is Rammsteins "answer" to the allegations of them as standing politically on the right side (which is ridiculous of course) 😖
Hi i watch a lot of your videos meybe this time you want to check somethink new? There is a Polish band called Mgła if you want you can listen to them live version like drum cam is really epic
All the best from Poland!
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I mean Rammstein is political not konservativ, they come earlier from East Berlin in the German Democratic Republic
The problem in Germany is, we have no real conservatives like in US, UK or Malta. When you vote a bit more right than CDU (what is conservative middle) you will have not many choices, and then you are "officially" called right what in Germany has the taste of Nazi. But in Europe and US are for sure more of them as in Germany. Didn´t want to write about politics, but i think it was careful enough to no annoy someone. Only wanted to explain the differences.
People are kind of dumb, they see German metal band with aggressive songs and just assume they are Nazis.
wie wäre es mal mit Böhse Onkels.
Flake gets anoid and need something funny and interesting to do...
they are certainly agaibnst fascism ,in al it's forms
we do also have left and right (altough our right is not what you (americans) understand as conservative, rather our right generally refers to national socialistic) but i never took that song as political. rather people tell you what/who you are, then you look at yourself and identify the opposite - "your heart is in the right spot", "right" as right in correct while he takes it literal and it beats on his left^^. after the second vers he says "der neider hat es schlecht gewusst - the envious knew it bad" (aka: people who just judge know nothing)
Interesting interpretation but they said in interviews that this song is about them being on the left wing.
лишь бы не либералы
правые фашисты, а левые коммунисты
Мы немцы. Но по левую сторону фашизма, а не по правую. Когда их в этом начали обвинять, в фашизме. Написали песню. Вот и весь смысл.
Classic politicalless german march pattern, links234❣
Fullidiot !! Not only the absolut Best Band in Germany !! The Best Band in the hole World !! absolutly !!