US Open tennis fan ejected after singing song associated with Hitler
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2023
- The German player Alexander Zverev asked for the fan to be removed from the stadium after he was heard singing the song Deutschland Über Alles.
The match was halted after Zverev complained to the umpire that the chanting was "unacceptable" and "unbelievable".
Tournament security staff were called to ask the gentleman to leave and he did so without protesting.
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"Who was that?"
Spectator: *Raises right arm* 🤚🏻
MF Doom wrote a song about people like him
@@Dextline which one
@@linkenparis9562 I'm also curious about which song
@@Dextlinedrop the song recommendation bruh 😭
Germany other talents are all forgotten thanks to Hollywood
"Put your hand up."
Oh, I see what the umpire did there. 😂
🤣😂
Next time the ovens will be real.
Copied
Stolen comment.
He just said the most famous hitler phrase in the world
The crowd:👏👏👏👏👏
Fr, like half of them clapped or whistled then the other half booed. 😂
heheheheh yeah
Hitler phrase like the first line of the old anthem that even predates Hitler
80 years and they still fear him 😂😂
They fear what he did, some of people got away
@@Mr-ONE35IVE he got revenge on europe for what they did to Germany in treaty of Versailles, whats wrong in that ?
Not even fear, but disgust
@@JulietteDupont-up1gi Nah it's clearly fear, fear of the great man returning
@@JulietteDupont-up1gi i call it a self hate and wokery
I didn’t know “Germany above everything” was the most famous Hitler phrase
Also first words of German anthem xd
@@ra2798The post-WW2 German anthem only uses the 3rd stanza of the original song and doesn't contain the Deutchland uber alles line
@@shehannanayakkara4162 yes literlly first words of anthem are: Deutschland Deutschland uber alles XD
@@shehannanayakkara4162 bro just type it in yt shithead ,german anthem
@@ra2798 That's the pre-WW2 German anthem
"the most Hilter phrase there is"
Absolute peanut brain moment.
Perfect moment to get some attention 😅
well english is not his first language
Deutschland uber alles-Germany above everything. Why is that considered a Hitler phrases? Seems like a normal patriotic statement during a sports match.
@@sanjushah3061 while the phrase goes back to a poem written in 1841, it was the first verse of the anthem from 1933-1945. It was banned for a while after 1945 and while it’s not forbidden today it’s not the anthem anymore. The point is, it’s not just an innocent phrase because it’s very much connected to the third reich now. Clearly this guy did not show his appreciation for the original poem or the Weimar Republic. My guess is he wanted to provoke.
@@youreskimofriend2327 it's so banned it's the first lines of the current anthem.
99% of the people commenting don't know phrase for which the player got offended.
Lmao so they just got harsh at the guy no reason.
99% of people have seen a Hitler speech but have never seen a translation.
the woke 1% don't matter
What did he say, care to enlighten us.
What was that phrase by the way 😢 pls tell me
All that over "Deutschland Über Alles" ?
Isn't that still on the German national anthem?
@@dhlhthriwdhskissos9606 Technically it is part of the first verse but they do not really sing that part anymore. They limited it to the 3rd verse.
3rd verse, 3rd Reich. I see what they did there 😂
@@thereallywilli The current german anthem begins with "Deutschland Deutschland über alles"
@@aquamuricaman99 D day was on 6 june, at 6 in the morning.
We where not the bad guys.
I can debate anyone on this topic, respectfully.
Congrats to the umpire who had the courage to actually do something about it.
Good lord. I love tennis, can not believe this happened.
I think its stupid for umpire to react like that with 0 understand of the language and context. Wether he is right or not, there should be presumption of innocence, he shouldn’t just kick someone out based on Zverev’s words.
@@TatarCheeseCake false, I highly doubt players make stuff up to pick on 1 person. It was justified and well in bounds. Act like a human being, not a piece of garbage.
if Zverev understood the words it was good the umpire did that and a great did of Alex to point it out!
Alex is Putin fan1🤮
“Who is this smart guy who said that?” shows that the umpire is real mad!!
Mind Begs the Question:
If India red flag one of its Govts
To be Fascist
If Kissinger/USA,Israel,WEF support that Govt
Its as siding with Hitler/Fascism,no?
He will give him hindrance 😂
brainwashed zverev. look at Europe today..
Nah, come o - on, this foolish remark was very unnecessary, and uncalled for?! If anybody don't likes the match, or have an unsatisfyed time, than he / she -they are free to leave, & do so??! Tennis is world widl knowen, the sport requires complete quiet -complete attention & concentration! This is not for a political critique's convention! - 🎾
@@jewskilledjesus2237 Jews didn't kill Jesus
Zberev,not even an ethnic German
Apparently spelling is not in your genes either.
Just ignore it man play the game
Bro dont know
I think not.
the fan said: germany above all
Yeah i dont think thats only limited to hitler
It is associated with him and should not be used
@@ojciecmatki4368well the internationale is associated with Stalin and still sung by leftists. This song is grom 1841 or something and has mothing to do with AH. Do your math.
The US Open is in the United States of America. Keep your German censorship put of it. The banning of Adolph Hitler's book is one reason why very few know the real ideology of the man and how much more diabolical he was.
and what if he said 'Italy above all' or 'USA above all' or even 'Russia above all' or 'Japan above all' Would he get kicked out then? I don't think so.
I love this umpire. He’s prove it again and again that he’s one of the best.
King James!
Bullshit--he's riding along with ADL. The chant has nothing to do with the German Nation Socialists, but is the basic German anthem.
@@uz16 LeBron?
why he call the guy smart for
@@seastl142He was referring to him in the sense of him being a smartass
Wait, hold on, isn't that just the German national anthem? I don't understand.
I thought from the reaction the fan was singing the Horst-Wessel Lied or something.
The first stanza was frequently played before Horst-Wessel Lied, as the NSDAP anthem. This guy was obviously trying to be edgy or whatever by making this reference and he got called out for this
Alexander Zverev is loyal to Russia and not Germany, that is why.
German anthem doesn't have lyrics, that's why...
It's like signing marquina's Grenadiers march, which is a Symbol of Spanish fascism or raising your right arm proclaiming it's a "roman salute".
@@esquizoafectivo I've found out afterwards (partly from Jv-tx1kx's comment) that the German anthem does have lyrics but they skip the verse being cited here. The "Deutschland Deutschland über alles" part is no longer sung it seems. It does still have lyrics though, I think
@@RichardCranium.I call that bs.
When the player sees a German Shepherd: That's the most famous Hitler dog. He owns the most famous Hitler dog! Unbelievable. Unacceptable. Arrest him!
🤣😂🤣
This was not a Hitler phrase. He literally said “Deutschland uber alles”. This situation was handled really poorly especially with the umpire.
wow ur ignorant.. saddd.
what that means
@@AK-tf3fcGermany above all. So says Google
Germany above everything? Why is that considered a Hitler phrases? Seems like a normal patriotic statement during a sports match.
It's literally first line of German anthem 😂 why kick someone out for singing anthem?
Ironic for that heckler because although Zverev represents Germany, his entire family is from the former USSR.
@@poorned5148 no, he's not American unfortunately.
His father is from German I think.
@@martaferreira1228his parents are Russians. But who cares he considers himself German
@@martaferreira1228 No, both his parents and brother Mischa were born in the Soviet Union (now Russia). Only Sasha was born in Germany
but he is against the war in Ukraine
"The most famous Hitler phrase there is." Buddy it's called the German Anthem from the 19th century. Get your history right
The irony…
who cares about german history or anthem
@@polishpatriot4real question is who actually likes and respects the British except for the British?
@@polishpatriot4 Me
@@formalist6096me. I like them.
Eternal victim
I love how the guy who was removed is looking around for the the culprit as if he’s trying to find him. And then the lady a couple rows up and a section over pointing towards him.
I used to do that when caught by teacher in exam 😂
@atlantarhythmsection2017 I love how leftist lunatics call this a Hitler associated song when it was written several decades before he was born.
I didn't see anything because of the next videos thumbnails hiding half a screen
@@Sylgerr I absolutely hate those cards, worst thing youtube has implemented and there seems to be no way to get rid of them. Ridiculous.
@@allroundladmaybe the only way to get rid of "windows of next videos thumbnails" is to put your finger on the screen while the video is playing on your cellphone and slightly pull it a little down and keep it there. This trick makes these windows disappear while the video continues playing until the end.
Why do crowds boo and jeer any player going up to an umpire before they even know what the issue is? So moronic.
Because they are drunk and just want to watch Tennis.
famous/celebrity worship
Because they're American.
Americans just love being loud and annoying I guess
Weil das Publikum eine Finte vermutet. (Er braucht eine Pause, da er schwächelt und ein paar social Media Clicks)
He may be good at playing tennis but he sure isn’t educated enough to know that phrase was not offensive. People have become too sensitive due to their ignorance.
Lmao so they just got harsh at the guy no reason.
And your ignorance sir is.............
The man hid in the audience who chanted loudly & hiding in with the crowd. Until some in the arena called him out.
His country is now east Germany because zverev is a snitch
He isn't even good in tennis also 😕
@@kimkelly9346 Dude he litterally sang the German national anthem.
Its litterally pop culture at this point.
Imagine getting mad at someone for saying the equivalent of "Britania rules the waves" or "Canada, the true north strong and free"
He said Deutschland uber alles.... Os it a crime to say this now? Riddiculous
That's not a hitler phrase.
It is
Then what is it?
@ThetTuthIsTheTruthand was a poem for the Unification movement that led to German unification by the 1800s, and the melody was even taken from the Anthem of the Austrian Empire/Habsburgs
@@terciosonic6767Your brain is smaller than a wallnut
Its the first phrase of the first verse of the German national Anthem, which was removed after the war. considering it means "Germany above everything", its quite obvious why Germans, as well the rest of the world, associate it with Hitler. The tune i by Haydn, by the way.
Zverev must be an east Germany kind of guy
Both of his parents were professional tennis players for the Soviet Union
@@PortugalZeroworldcup o well that explains it
he is Russian born in Germany)
Google says it's from Hamburg @@lettuceha3368
Bruh the fan said Germany Above All. This tennis player was born in Germany to Russian parents. The score is 15-0. Bro was just looking for an opportunity to stop the match.
Yeah also the phrase describes German unity above all.
15-0 is one point.
Freedom of speech, my friends.
What a bunch of hypocrites
Freedom of speech? FU
He literally said germany above all
@@danyalparacha1761 Yes and? It's not a "Hitler phrase" it's just the first verse of the German anthem and predates Hitler.
People literally wear the hammer and sickle everywhere and nothing gets said 🙄
Where? 😂
Open your little leftoid eyes. @@_blank-_
In the us
In the U.S.A
@@_blank-_
@@_blank-_ USA and Russia
Only communist songs are allowed.
Like what?
@@M_W_L_F Soviet National Anthem. Which is acceptable to play, even though it represents a government that orchestrated one of the largest democides in history.
@@feudinggreeks3316where
Yes, Communist songs are based.
Oh shut up
Although he may have been genuinely triggered, I think he was also nervous about the game and saw this as an opportunity to take a timeout and possibly distrupt the rythm of the game for his opponent.
He did lose this match in straight sets, but he was serving in this moment. He was fully in control of the match's pace at this point time, and it was his rhythm that would have been disrupted. Also, this was a quarter-final match he had little chance to win. He went in ranked 12th and losing here would translate to a 5th or 6th place finish. He had already greatly exceeded expectations. I doubt he was feeling particularly nervous about this match.
German player? Alexander Zverev was born on 20 April 1997 in Hamburg, Germany to Russian parents Irina Zvereva and Alexander Mikhailovich Zverev. His older brother Mischa, born nearly a decade earlier, is also a professional tennis player. Both of his parents were professional tennis players for the Soviet Union.
Papers.
whats your point? hes german - has german papers, even was born in germany
Imposter
@@desertfox7478 no such thing
.
@@jokeruiner4481 ?
When he said "put your hand up", there was only one option ...
\o
😂
😂😂😂
Gold comment
😂😂😂
Just to make that clear : it's the first verse of the official , german national anthem ...😁/o
look at the match points bro was so scared of losing he would use any chance to stop the match lmao
-German player says an 1800s German unification saying
-oH hEs A BaD GuY
NEIN! THATS UNGASAB- UNBELIAVABLËIL!
Mate Zverev is winning here, 15-0 does not mean his opponent was 15 points ahead, rather he was just one point ahead of him, While he has already won two sets needing just one more to win as comapred to his opponent who needs 2 more. The notation in tennis is rather confusing.
Edit- infact Zverev ended up winning this match
I am from germany , and i didnt know that Hitler had have his own *Soundtrack* ...
I really don’t understand why he was kicked out though. He just said “Deutschland über Alles” which is literally “Germany, above all”. Like anyone else would be patriotic about their own country. It’s literally the first line in their national anthem and he is not allowed to say it? Yes, maybe it wasn’t the right time. But I don’t see a reason as to why it’s a “Hitler phrase”.
Its part of the first stanza of the German national anthem and by law the first and second stanzas are forbidden to use. So yes, he did say something illegal.
@@jivkoyanchev1998Illegal in Germany, he isnt in Germany. Just not culturally appropriate and that song was created during Germany’s unification as a country, long before Hitler, but just like with most German things, most of its pride and culture taken away after WW2
@@jivkoyanchev1998 They are NOT forbidden to use. Source: singing it in front of police LMFAO They are just not part of the anthem of the BRD (Bundes Republik Deutschland). The reason is pretty simple, the song is way older then Hitler.
@@LockenJohny101
NB!! Bundesrepublik is a single word.
I just gave a reason why he was kicked, not if it was right or wrong.
@@jivkoyanchev1998I call bs. The first twi stanzas are NOT illegal. They just aren't part of the anthem anymore. It is completely legal to play the song, sing it etc.
All the guy said was “Germany above all”
means nothing right? just a harmless phrase. completely innocent. he didn't even know what he was saying... yeah. right.
@@youreskimofriend2327it is the first line of the german anthem.
@@tuff9486 nope.
@@youreskimofriend2327 Well it is. but the 1st and 2nd parts are not sung anymore
@@tuff9486So, if it’s not sung anymore it hardly is in the anthem now is it? Today the anthem starts Einigkeit under Recht und Freiheit. Unity, Law and Freedom. It was changed to make a point. It used to be the first verse. Until 1945. it was changed for good reason. It’s heavily associated with the third reich. That’s why he yelled it out. To provoke. Simple as that.
Wtf ?? Deutschland uber alles existed long before the austrian painter… This was the first lyrics of the german anthem since 1841, and it was the official anthem of the Weimar Republic…
That’s not "the most famous H phrase" lol
They just being holy than holy
People these days looking to be offended, that’s how I responded to seeing this as well 😂
shut up@@courtly5982
nope, the original lyrics actually said God Save Kaiser Franz. The Germans took the tune of the Austrian anthem and added nationalist lyrics.
@@timlamiamno it was the anthem of the holy roman empire
That Austrian Painter was a nice guy though.
Its so embarrassing how soft these dorks are. Its embarrassing
"freedom of speech and expression"
I love how the fans start booing and they don't even know what is going on. The NYC crowds are a bunch of goons.
I don’t love it
Same with the Aussie Open and Roland Garros. Tennis crowds have been that way for decades. 😅
@@roddo1955 Australia no. That is recent and they aren't as obnoxious. Roland Garros is similar to NYC but not as brash.
@@CG68810 I'm from the 90's era. I must admit I haven't really watched tennis since 2010. But when I used to follow it closely, Roland Garros was a guarantee for crowd drama. And in the days of Hewitt and Clijsters, Aussie crowds(who were normally so laid back) got quite rowdy. Perhaps things have changed in the interim but when I watched this past season, I saw no major difference with the olde days.
Maybe it has something to do with NYC has a large population of Jews ?
How is singing deutschland uber alles so bad? it's litteraly the national anthem of deutschland
Nationalism is banned in woke NYC
I am so tired of Germany being controlled by them. Freedom of speech let people talk.
Sure he said only this?... can't hear anything at all, tbh... but if it's true, that's not national-socialist at all... that was the german anthem even before Hitler took any power, sooo... it would not make any sense... but I insist, if he said that...
Oh yeah, sorry... now I heard it... yes, it says only that... definitely not a national-socialist proclame...
its just hitler used it to his advantage and the first strip is," Germany Germany above the world" and now the government only uses the last stanza of the song@@1894averagecitizen
Bro choose Old Germany Today 🗿
Cringe
It's literally a lyric from the German national anthem "Deutschland Über Alles," that he said to a "German" and said "German" had the guy kicked out.
It’s not anymore, isn’t it?
No, it's not... That was the anthem during 1922 and 1945 called "Deutschlandlied". After the war they changed it. Do your research.
It now says: "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit" which translates to: "Unity and justice and freedom"
@@iceicebaby8469 Correct, as the man said, it’s from the older German national anthem, meaning he is also correct.
I also love how your statement changes nothing of the conversation.
@@iceicebaby8469Well technically, the anthem now is also part of the deutschlandlied, just another verse
It's not even a hitler phrase, its from a song that originates from 1890 and was already used in the first world war and prior to hitlers reign
Thats like saying sieg heil isnt a hitler phrase because it existed before him..
SH is definitely higher on the trademark rankings. also illegal in germany to say, contrary to the first verse. I think it's all soft but I'd say that's the consensus. also the guy who shouted it was doesn't seem to be german cause he mispronounced deutschland. looking at the reactions from people, I believe he succeeded in trying to be funny/trolling@@eldarion933
so where supposed to think its commonly said at tennis matches why? where is this a thing?
Every other nation uses way harder words in their anthems@@CoCoFantastique
@@Schacal6666 an outside force and after some also inside generally wants Germany should feel bad for all eternity. Don't look abroad what someone else did. Because this is whataboutism.
The most famous Hitler phrase where ?😂
Isn't "Deutschland Über Alles" just German anthem?
Official Germany anthem is now "unacceptable"?
Nope, its not part of the anthem
It's funny how most of the people here don't even actually watch tennis
Clowns dont even know what he said.
The fan deserves an apology. I would be honored if a foreigner sang my national anthem.
@@honkhonk8009 nah everybody knows what he said, just everybody has different opinions
Ohh apparently the fan said "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles” which means “Germany, Germany above all.”“Deutschlandlied,” or the “Song of Germany,” was the official national anthem of Germany from 1922 to 1945, of West Germany from 1950 to 1990, and then of reunified Germany from 1990.
Well except for that the anthem is only the third verse of that song
USA the great nation with freedom of speech 🙂
It's not our problem that a country needs to change the lyrics of their anthem because their own behaviour. I'm from a neighbour country and we still get bullied by Germans. Nothing has changed. Germans have no sense of humour.
@@bvanherck MODERN GERMANS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WW2. they dont need to change any lyrics, Germanphobes need to understand nuance like the rest of the western world needs to.
@@roman2374Only since 1992.
"FIRST, THEY CAME FOR THE TENNIS FANS, BUT I SAID NOTHING, FOR I WAS NOT A TENNIS FAN..."
Damn, I’ve never seen an umpire so pissed before. But I respect it
He is just acting
The umpire strikes back
@@tlotpwist3417 Haha that’s good 😅
need to keep the jewish shareholders happy
They can never do that to players. Lol. Cowards!
Hope who ever got thrown out sue the crap out of him
the tennis player seems like a very fun person to be around
The US Open crowd this year makes the French Open audience of the 90s look like a nun school
no..why, coz they're more supportive of colored players?
@@angel91485troll
@@trulaila8560 Hamburg is not in France mate ^^^^
Why?
@@usermatisse there was a comment about Monica Seles ;)
respect to the player and the umpire for taking action against that poisonous and hateful POS
So British, French, Israeli and Americans should be thrown out as well the disgusting POS supporters of their genocidal and barbaric thieving countries/governments and for supporting Israel yes?
It sounds like somebody does not respect history or a good anthem. There is nothing wrong with singing Deutschland Uber Alles. Next time, try not to wake up on the wrong side of your bed.
@@cxarhomell5867 what
@@cxarhomell5867❤
@@rekihondadid he stutter
It's obviously not the most famous Hitler phrase if I had to go to the comments to find out what he said.
Pinche hipocresía mundial, si todos dijéramos lo que realmente pensamos tendríamos problemas en todas partes
wasn't deutschland uber alles the german anthem long before AH ? why was he singing the old german anthem during a tennis match anyway ?
Its part of pop culture. Mostly cus BF1 and that whole WW1-WW2 trend that went along.
Everybody knows that. I didnt know it was part of the german anthem, I thought it was just a popular phrase from WW1 lol
Not german anrhem anymore
that verse is still a part of the anthem
@@Soap.-- Nope, part of the song, anthem is only the third verse
@@dersimonyt9560 its not sang, its still a part of the anthem regardless
It shows how little people know about history, Deutschland Uber alles is literally a unificationist song from the 1800s between austria en Germany.
These tennis players geesh, so spoiled. Come to derby boy
If people act like that in public, then I would shudder at the thought of them acting in private.
Singing a national anthem? Seriously? What a bunch of snowflakes.
😁🎯/o@@TheTerryE
It's better he did this in private than in public lol
@@unowen7591 Who cares? It's inconsequential.
It's probably just a joke, and they're probably drunk
I wish communist affinities would get the same treatment.
And which ones are those?
they dont because there jews
Chickens are scared from a dead man
*of
we are not scared OF a dead man, however the history behind it is unbelievable and continious support towards that certain man is not acceptable
Dead man who had a deformed micro knob
That’s not a Hitler phrase though. It existed before Hitler even thought about committing his atrocities.
zverev beats up women and everyone defends him lmfao
Agree
Ver estos comentarios te da ganas de... Esa frase es más antigua que Hitler (se comenzó a utilizar con la unificación y la creación del imperio Alemán, 1871). Segundo, fue utilizada para unir y eliminar las diferentes naciones, estados, reinos, principados, ducados independientes que había entonces en Alemania. Tercero, esos estados no fueron definitivamente eliminados hasta la llegada de Hitler (de ahí que Hitler la comenzara a utilizar). Quinto, Hitler también la utilizaría para hacer sus obras que conocemos. Cuarto, la frase se encuentra en la primera estrofa del himno alemán. Sexto, en casi todos los himnos nacionales hay al menos una referencia a la superioridad o unidad de un pueblos. Por lo tanto, quien se pone histérico por escuchar eso, es un ignorante de primera.
The ignorance is annoying enough
The sanctimony is unbearable
Nice mental gymnastics, but it's still a nazism dog whistle, nobody has to deal with that bs 😊
Communists are taking away the ability to speak freely... It's Germany 1930 all over again somebody call the Freikorps...
Arthur Schopenhauer.
Well, this German player is an ignoramus.
I hate that people associate so many great German songs with the N.S.D.A.P. Its not like he started humming Horst Wessel Lied. So sensitive…
A German was offended by the traditional version of the German National Anthem? How pathetic ~!
History is written by those who win, never by those who lose! This guy is a clown, honor to the viewer who was unfairly expelled by this disastrous tennis player
True
Yeah I never had any issue with zverev before kinda liked him. Wont ever root for him again since I found out he did this what a coward
Doesn’t every country want to be above all? That tennis player is a cry baby.
Jp morgan in the back ground have done more damage than 1 man ever could
Yes put the next up video suggestions right over the crow so we cant see. Absolutly genius editing.
That's not a hitler phrase, people are so uneducated
Thats like saying the hindu swastika is associated with hitler
Hahahaha Zverev is a very "German" name. I was wondering why a "German" would get so offended at a patriotic hymn until I saw his last name.
as an ethnic german, we don't claim the russian intruder.
@@mrlace4776 That's quite normal.
y'all may shut us up. y'all may sue and humiliates us up. but our hand will always be UP! o/
All he did was say “Germany over everything” people are so soft it’s insane
umpire - who said that put ur hands up .
Crowd - i know where its going .
it's literally in their national anthem
its not, do your research
It is.@@natusaddeficiendum
It isnt
@@AnAnxiousFroggoit is. They just don't sing it in official settings but it's there.
@@natusaddeficiendumyou do your research. It's there but not sung in official settings. It doesn't mean it's not there and it's also not forbidden to sing it.
He feared the truth
imagine he accidentally says this is acceptable
Why is he offended when he is not Jews
fake virture
Who knows...
Because this regime murdered millions of Germans aswell. And a total of 11 million people outside of combat action. And caused a war, that killed 60 million people.
suffers from WW2 guilt!
He's Russian
for those who don't know 0:53 its the guy right under the news in sky news with the blue cap
The one sat next to a woman? He seemed like nothing happened
He just lost a fan.
omfg why the crowd booing
I thought that was the opening line of the German anthem and used to sing it playfully when Germany were playing in the World Cup and I heard the anthem start.
Geez, am i shocked to learn it's not used.
The first verse (“Deutschland über alles/Germany above all”) was used during the 3rd Reich. After WW2, this has been forbidden in Germany, and the national anthem now uses the third verse.
@@FlyWithMe_666 It is not forbidden at all. It quite simply is not the official German national anthem, anymore. The full song is called ''Lied der Deutschen'' , the third stanza of which is now used as the national anthem. It is, however, inacceptable to sing the song of Germans as the national anthem. It simply is not.
It is not forbidden.@@FlyWithMe_666
allied propaganda has made an entire nation paralyzed with guilt and shame.. it's absolute insanity to watch.
@@jmedlin81but a good reminder. Nationalism is but a hare's breath away. For 8 years, the US basked in the wonderland of Obama and was followed by the Trumpa-Loompa era. Suddenly everybody in America hated on eachother, rallies became nationalistic, the MAGA craze was reminiscent of the NSDAP back in the thirties and culminated in storming the Capitol. That's how things started in Germany too. Within a decade, the country was a bastion of war and genocide. Look at the Maydan movement. Look at the rise of Jurg Heider. Look at how easy people were swayed to massacre eachother in Rwanda. It was nationalism and mob control. Learn about history but don't repeat it.
What happened to freedom of speech?
I’d sue if i got kicked out for that
LMFAO literally in the German anthem no??? Omg how funny. Soft people.
He is jewish! Thats why he probably hate it. Lol
No. Not the german anthem .
@@AnAnxiousFroggo It is in the Song which is used as the German Anthem.
And we used the full song up to around 1991, where we then changed it to only the last part of the full song.
So I get why people get confused.
But I still do not see any problem with that and why Zverev reacted that weirdly lol
And why he was so obsessed it beeing a "Hitler Phrase" is also damn weird
Credit to Zverev, great guy....
well , he is a russian after all
Le sue ex avrebbero qualcosa da dire in proposito....🤡
@@ionionescu6777lmaooo
@@ionionescu6777he's German
Probably none but Zverev understood what that guy had said in German.
So maybe Zverev wanted to win some likes.
Anyway that silly Hitler fan got the attention he didn't deserve...
Where is the freedom of speech and expression now?
it is the first time that i knew "Germany above everything" is the most famous hitler phrase lmao
Fragile tennis player 😂
It's not at all Hitler phrase
next time. mexico sings national anthem. they think its associated with Mexican Cartels.
It was like saying America First, imagine getting banned for a tennis match for that! This is extreme xenophobia towards Germans.
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Does anyone remember when during the Davis cup match between Germany and the USA they played the wrong version of the German national anthem. Is this the same song he was singing ???
Yep, exactly..Deutschlandlied is the version sung..
@@ericatlas deutschlandlied was the german anthem before 35 and after 45 right ?? not especially associated to the nazism.
... and Zverev did not talk about anthelm precisely.
@@antoinev9733 Since 1870 and it is definitely not a "Hitler phrase". Don't know how Germany teaches their history nowadays.
@@user-dc1ud6px3s ... as i said i think zverev was not talking about anthem . i don't have the replay
@@johnlind5563 as i said zverev don't preciesly talk about an anthem. and ?? anyone discovered the words or song zverev heared ??
I wonder how Zverev would have reacted had an annoymous fan said "EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT!"...
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Ironic they all acted like little hitlerites and ganged up on him.