"Du hast" actually means "you have..." but in German it sounds the same like "Du hasst" meaning "you hate". So it has very intentional a double meaning, very hard to translate properly.
You can't translate that to english. There ist an english version from "du hast" by Rammstein that makes the translation with "you hate". But I am pretty shure Rammstein will never again make something like that again. "Du hast" dates back to the late 90s, they where younger then... The pun with "du hast" with "hast/hasst" / "have/hate" is the main idea in the song. But the german text only says "du hast".
@@ayuumorienjoyer5913 like most of Europes issues with each other, a thousand years of blood and fire, we have moved past that to the greater union of fuck russia.
"They're showmen." Yeah, extremely. I've seen them live 3 times, and the only way I can describe it to people is that it's not a concert or a show. It's an experience, just an assault on the senses (and I mean that in a good way). You walk out of the stadium afterwards feeling exhausted and thrilled and blown away by what you've just experienced. It's an absolutely wild ride from start to finish, and an absolutely unique event to be part of.
So true!! Luckily I get the experience again on the 7th of July and 5th of august! 🤘🏻 It’s addictive, exiting and mind blowing at the same time!!❤ Love it!
Absolutely without doubt the very best live performers on the planet -- No-one can beat Rammstein for performance and showmanship - their live shows are beyond awesome
I would say " LINDEMANN " shows are even more Hillariys then that but thats an other topic because Till become unleashed of the Chains that hold him back as the " Frontman " of RAMMSTEIN
Im so excited to see this! If you want a music video I personally really like; Deutschland and Zick Zack. But when you want to see some more live performances my faves are: Mein Teil ( it’s a pretty disturbing song about a German cannibal ) and Ich tu dir weh!
I love these reactions to especially this song :) You can be sure to receive at least: - "Is that dude on a treadmill?" - and then the jaw drop with the WTF when Till shoot the rockets
Thanks for this amazing reaction. As a german it always makes me smile when people are getting into Rammstein. They're our greatest export. 😁 Saw them live for the first time back in 1997 and I was mindblown.
I am Argentine but the little that I know of German is thanks to Rammstein. Someday I would like to learn more. I want them to come to Argentina, the last time they came I was pregnant and I couldn't go.
The lyrics you have referenced aren't exactly wrong, but they are from their english version of the song, which basically lost its whole wordplay fun (specifically the double entendre of "du hast" [you have] and "du hasst" [you hate] in the context of the actual german wedding vows) and leant directly into that hate aspect of the german version. As far as I read up on it (which isn't all that much tbh) Rammstein themselves regret that they did the english version (afaik, their label "forced" them to do it).
@@CPTM1 back when Du Hast released, they didn't have the clout yet, nor the gut to tell their label off - and they really didn't do anything like that again after Du Hast's english version - so they did learn to go their own way through it
Agreed, that’s what I love about this song, a beautiful wordplay. The original line is ‘you have me’ but they can change it every verse due to the hast/hasst.
You are the reaction of the week I've been most looking forward to. I love how you really got into the whole performance. What an experience it would have been, to be part of that crowd. The showmanship is amazing.
Aw thanks, that means alot. Their performing abilities just seem innate. Incredible crowd control. Can't imagine what it would be like to go to a performance on that scale
Du hast est dans la setlist de chaque concert et encore aujourd'hui 🤘 c'est un des morceaux culte🖤 a chaque fois et dans tous les pays le public chante en cœur 🤩 c'est juste phénoménal et d'une puissance à faire péter les sismographe 🔥 à vivre absolument 🔥 salutations de Belgique et bravo pour tes réactions 👌
A lot of the "make-up" they wear, especially Till, is flame retardant. Till really liked the pyrotechnics aspect, so much so that he is a trained and licensed pyrotechniction. Till and the other two up front have it on, it has A LOT on, because they work so close to the explosions and flames. If you see Till with his hair slicked and tied back and with a lot of "make-up" on, shit is blowing up that show.
Rammstein is the GOAT. Till is my hero. He's 60 and I'm 61....it is amazing he can perform at the level he does at 60. Like I always say Flake on that treadmill blows me away. I don't know if it's true but I read somewhere at some concerts he walks 17 miles.
Gotta love the Till hammer, awesome band ,awesome show saw them in Texas last year floor 10th row apx. center very warm fiery situation.. The concert was literally FIRE 🔥. Great reaction awesome song.
I’d recommend ‘Mein Teil’ live at Hurricane Festival for the shock value. Make sure you’ve got the lyrics handy! Hahah! Others will know what I mean. Can’t wait to see the looks on your face. 😂😂
I always wondered why they looked dirty and then found out it is fire retardant which makes sense with the amount of pyrotechnics they use. They are a bucket list concert for me. I feel like you need to experience them live to really appreciate their music.
Your pronounciation of "Rammstein" is correct. 👍 You got a translation of the lyrics that's not quite accurate. Lyrics of "Du hast" shortly explained: The first three words are "Du hast mich" (you have me) which at that moment doesn't make any sense in German. But it sounds (intentionally) the same as "Du hasst mich" (you hate me). Later in the song, the first three words are extended to a full sentence: "Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt." (You asked me and I did not answer.) And then, to show what he was asked, the chorus is a wedding vow: "Willst Du bis der Tod euch scheidet treu ihr sein für alle Tage?" (Do you want to be faithful to her for all days until death do us part?) This is answered first by a kind of female voice "Ja" (yes) and afterwards by Till's harsh voice "Nein!" (No!). These - plus a slightly obscene word play on the wedding vow, that I will not explain here - are the whole lyrics (repeated a few times). According to the making-of video, it's about the sense of community within the band (whose line-up hasn't changed since they started). What videos to watch from Rammstein? I have a "few" suggestions. If you want to see more of their (incredible) live performances I would suggest Rammlied (live from Madison Square Garden) Sonne (live at Rock im Park 2017) Links 2 3 4 (live from Madison Square Garden) Ich will (live from Hurricane Festival 2016) Ich tu dir weh (live from Madison Square Garden) (don't take the lyrics too serious) Mein Teil (live at Hurricane Festival 2013) Amazing official videos Sonne (Sun) heavy, screwed up fairy-tale Links 2 3 4 (left) partly heavy march Ich will (I want) heavy, simple, way to celebrity Spring! (Jump!) (fan-made animated version with english subtitles) slow, partly heavy, very dark sarcasm! Radio (Radio) catchy song (with serious background) Keine Lust (not in the mood) heavy, funny, slidely sad Mein Herz brennt (My heart burns) scary, nightmarish, very special Amerika (America) catchy, not a love song Mein Land (My land), sounds & looks like easy living (unless you look at the slightly developing of the lyrics) Newest official videos from their last album "Zeit" in sequence of the tracks on the album: Zeit (Time) slow, dark, melancholic, emotional Zick Zack (Snip Snap) catchy song, sarcastic, funny Angst (Fear) very Rammstein, scary, credits at the end are helpful to understand the message Dicke Titten (Big Boobs) heavy (most of the time), catchy, funny, credits are funny too (my view) Adieu (Goodbye) dark, sometimes heavy, emotional Last but not least the great (but not nice) video "Deutschland" which has a lot of references to (mostly unpleasent) parts of German history. Video, lyrics, and sound are great (my view) and work very well together. For many of Rammstein's videos there are English subtitles available. To find a lot of them, you may search on UA-cam for: "educated marine rammstein" + songname For live videos of Rammstein songs, www.youtube.com/@Bucksttabu/playlists is a good source. In case of Rammstein, precise translations of the lyrics is hard work (and sometimes not possible in subtitles), because they are playing many times with double meanings of words or slightly modify common German expressions and symbolic language pictures to invert or change their meanings. I wish you to enjoy your Rammstein journey.
@@nickforell1 And if you are interested in that wordplay Arno didn't want to explain: The German verb for "to part" is related to the English word sheath, so by swapping "death" and "part", we get "til the death of the sheath". You may guess which female body part has that name in German. That detail is, in my eyes, actually somewhat important, as it underlines what the song is about: The difference between the female and male desire to be sexually faithful. Understanding this, "you hate me" becomes more than a cheap pun. The male feels like the female hates him and wants to torture him with that restriction.
I only have a couple years of highschool German under my belt, but I'm pretty sure a significant part of this song is the ambiguity of "du hast mich" (you have me), and "du hasst (haßt) mich" (you hate me). Without context you can't tell which he is saying. And I think the more literal translation of the first part is: You, you have/hate, you have/hate me, you have/hate me, you have asked me and I have not said anything.
Fantastic reaction! This is an epic song of an epic band, with epic execution 😎 Now that we're talking about war... please check Rammlied 😅 Song so powerful, that if Till said a word, the crowd would instantly join him and conquer a nearby country. Bare handed 😂 Enjoy and have a fantastic day! 😊
Great reaction! Thank you! And very unexpectedly, it's a psychologist's reaction (usually either musicians or listeners do reactions to Rammstein), and this unusualness is very valuable. I'll subscribe to watch for future reactions to Rammstein. Till's lyrics for the psychologist are very, very good😊 You had a pretty easy start, and Engel and Du Hast aren't overly difficult lyrics. But there's just a huge amount of masterpieces ahead on this journey, both in terms of poetry and m musically, as well as in terms of show and video. Rammstein is a really unique band. I'm a teacher, but I studied psychology as an elective, so I can safely say that Rammstein's lyrics are a field that doesn't end beyond the horizon, there are many layers of meaning, wordplay and traps in them. From my point of view, the most interesting psychologically are those Rammstein songs in which Till maximally abstracts from his own self and lives through the song on behalf of his character (and the choice of these characters in Rammstein... - A maniac, a child witness of his sister's murder, an incestuous rapist, a cannibal victim... Till explores in his lyrics sometimes absolutely extreme sides of human consciousness) I would recommend these songs with subtitles superimposed on the video (educatedmarine channel): "Wiener Blut" (ua-cam.com/video/a82IBbhTWOg/v-deo.html) Mein Herz brennt Piano Version (ua-cam.com/video/Qm2lBGvbMjg/v-deo.html) Heirate mich (ua-cam.com/video/NQVj7ZGRwsQ/v-deo.html) Amour (ua-cam.com/video/6XqSfGiSlNk/v-deo.html) With embedded subtitles (Buckstabu channel): Mein Teil (ua-cam.com/video/JhY2LvmYQLg/v-deo.html) Morgenstern (ua-cam.com/video/k-qIFW23cq8/v-deo.html) Mutter ua-cam.com/video/I26nDTqj_IU/v-deo.html And of course - Puppe (in my opinion, you should listen to the album version first, there is no music video for this song. There are closed captions here ua-cam.com/video/Pec5O2RAh50/v-deo.html But the concert version is very strong too, it has built-in subtitles: https:/ /ua-cam.com/video/qsUVkjUoRno/v-deo.html ) Greetings from Germany 😊
I think the word you're looking for is "dystopian". And I agree. Personally I think this is one of the best music videos I've ever seen. Along with being an outrageously cool band, and great sounding song, the keyboard player is what put's this over the top. He's got this Blue Velvet/David Lynch/Mad Max thing where he's so out of place he actually fits in.
It's a homonym in german - the words for "to have", and "to hate" sound the same - so it works on several levels, and is much deeper than either one on its own.
lyrically, it is not that easy. it is a clever play on words. "du hast" means you have, while "du hasst" means you hate (same pronounciation). the song plays intentionally with a double-meaning, but it is mainly "you have". and it is not the only double-meaning. at some places he sings "bis der tod uns scheidet" which means til death do us part, at others he sings "bis zum tod der scheide" which means til death of the vagina.
I think the word is ,dystopian, my dude. The front man has terrible stage fright and still stands to do what he loves. I admire that. Fun fact: everyone in the band became trained piro-technicians so they could do crazy shows like this and the grease paint is actually fire retardant because of how close they are to the fire.
have just subscribed and looking forward to more Rammstein reactions. Rammstein have such a good catalog, you will get hooked if you're not already. I love Rammstein. and listen to them daily.
"Du hast mich gefragt" -> "You have me asked" "Und ich hab nichts gesagt" -> "and I have nothing said" "willst du mich bis det tod uns sheiden treue sein" -> "will you till death us separates' faithful be" "nein" -> "no" best translation, sorry 😛
I got to see them in the late 90s on the family values tour. A fantastic show I'll never forget it. It wasn't as wild as they are now. They wasn't as big then. Great reaction
Also those translations are wrong, the correct one is: You, you have, you have me, you have asked and i have said nothing. Will you swear to be together for all time til death do you part (marriage vows) (Yes in high pitch) No. This song is basically about divorce, in german "have" and "hate" are VERY similar sounding so its making the point of both you have me and you hate me
@@nickforell1 for Rammstein there's no such thing as 'the right (translated) lyrics'. You might have to check multiple translations to get to the core due to all the ambiguity. Their newer videos have CC that allow UA-cam auto-translate with a decent result although literal and therefore sometimes loosing the deeper meaning. Nevertheless it could be helpful
"Coolest" is definitely NOT the right word 😂 The heat is similar to what you feel when you open the oven while baking pizza 😃 I've been about 10 meters from the stage. It was raining cats and dogs. Once the show ended, I was completely DRY! 😅
Awesome reaction!!! Was stoked to see this come up. A couple fun little tidbits about Rammstein’s live shows: Flake’s treadmill actually serves an important purpose. The guy is a ball of energy and needs to be moving all the time lol. He used to want to run all over the stage but since he’s a keyboardist…that’s not really feasible haha. He got a treadmill so he could keep moving without actually going anywhere haha. Their pyrotechnics actually started out because of Till’s stage fright. He has pretty bad social anxiety and during their early years a lot of their songs had long instrumental interludes. He used to perform wearing goggles so he couldn’t see the crowd but he needed something to do to during all the interludes. So a buddy of his recommended lighting himself on fire to pass the time. Till enjoyed it so much that he went and got a pyrotechnics license so he could keep upping the ante the way he wanted to. Turns out that lighting yourself on fire is a legit coping mechanism given the right environment lol. Can’t wait for the next one!!!! I hope it’s either Deutschland or Ich Tu Dir Weh!!! Cheers!
It's actually "You Have" Hast vs Hasst. The word switches to Hasst (hate) in a couple of places. So it is a mix but is basically about BDSM. Also when he asked are you going to love them forever? The chorus says Ja (yes) before he shouts Nein (no). Just a fun back and forth
Speaking of coal mines, if you do decide to react to Sonne, you would need to do one of the live performances and the official video. They’ve got two different concepts cause Rammstein *can* do all and usually decide to.
Du Hast Mich is actual a word play. It actually means You Have Me. Most Rammstein songs are actually about love, despite their aggressive sound and looks.
I also highly recommend to listen to Santiano, a german shanty rock band. I admit, i'm a huge fan of them. They also sing in german, english and sometimes certain dialects like frisian ('Fresenhof'), irish others.
Du Hast... means "You have me" - But... Du Haast means You hate me. Its a word play in entire song. When you hear the entire "Du hast mich gefragt" it means "You asked me" So yes it is kind of Wedding vows, but if you hear only one part of it, it sounds like "You hate me when I say no to your question". before he sais "NEIN" it is heard ... like female voice saying JA (yes). And when it is heard that, flames on stage go UP, but when he yells "NEIN" (No), Fires on stage go down. They are awesome band.
Try Deutschland-Rammstein. More than a video clip it is almost a short film, totally different from the direct ones. Throughout it, different periods of German history are shown. As a Psych Nurse there is a lot to discuss about it.
Did you just said Berghain? 😂 I go there quite often, and I can tell you, Berghain is a tiny place compared to the concert halls, stadiums and festivals these guys are filling! Their concerts are sold out month ahead. But, you pronounced them right. 😉
@@nickforell1 Not really steampunk! The Berhain is a old high voltage transformator switchstation☺But I know what you mean. This "hard to get in" is a myth! Look decent and like you want to have a great night. Have a smile on your face long before you stand in front of the bouncer and you are in 90% of the time!😅
Im not German, but I THINK you nailed that pronunciation lol. You certainly got it better than a friend of mine that always pronounced it “RAM-STEEN” 😂
Rammstein is often doing a play on words which have a double meaning in german. Regarding to this song you can " listen/read " it in two ways. That " Du hast " would mean " You have ". But " Du hasst " ( with two s ) means " You hate ". But only when the whole sentence is sung, you realize the exact meaning. Because only singing " Du has(s)t " can mean both but once that whole sentence is sung: " Du hast mich gefragt... " ( meaning: " You have asked me..." ) the real meaning becomes clear. The false lead comes also by singing and repeating " Du has(s)t mich. " This sentence alone would mean " You hate me ". But following it with " Du hast mich.....gefragt " it changes towards " You have asked me..." -vonStahlmach (Same i've posten on another channel so if you commented on that one i've already read it :D )
It is somehow a double meaing but 'du hast' means 'you have' and sounds similar to 'du hasst' -'you hate' . You just see the 'du hast' at the beginnign written in white letters.
It is called "You Have" not hate and it's about our vows at the altar. She sings YES flames from below He sings NO flames from above [Lyrics to "You Have"] [Verse.] You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me [Pre-chorus] You, you have, you have me, you have me You asked me, you asked me You asked me and I didn't say anything [Refrain] Will you till death do you part Be true to her for all your days? [Yes] No [Yes] No Will you till death do you part Be true to her forever? (Yes) No (Yes) No [Verse] You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You might also like You have (English Version) Rammstein [Pre-chorus] You, you have, you have me, you have me You asked me, you asked me You asked me and I didn't say nothing [Refrain] Will you till death do you part Be true to her for all your days? [Yes] No [Yes] No Will you till death do you part Love her even in evil days? (Yes) No (Yes) No Will you till death do you part Be true to her (Yes) No (Yes) No
lyrically, it is not that easy. it is a clever play on words. "du hast" means you have, while "du hasst" means you hate (same pronounciation). the song plays intentionally with a double-meaning, but it is mainly "you have". and it is not the only double-meaning. at some places he sings "bis der tod uns scheidet" which means til death do us part, at others he sings "bis zum tod der scheide" which means til death of the vagina.
@@geraldherrmann787 Yes that's right it's a play on words and also doesn't emphasize the haste properly. The second is actually I never noticed and I am German. The songs are also all provocative but also the CD covers. there was already once an album indexed that was lifted but again.
@@Mischnikvideos However, since it is the marriage vow, it should be called haste, but it intentionally becomes hate. That one can not translate the lyrics well and partly lose their actual meaning they also always sing in German.
Do ich du dir weh. You will love it. Till made holes in his cheeks for a light in his mouth. Both the video and live performance are epic. And rammlied from Madison Square Garden.
'''Du hast'' was their break through hit in America, after David Lynch used their music in his film 'Lost Highway' which also helped to put them on the map..and it always be on the their live set along with the signature pyro and fireworks flying over the crowd ..great reaction, and if I may suggest try reacting to ''Mein Teil'' next and google the real life story behind it otherwise it wont make sense..enjoy
@@nickforell1 HFHDHFH DO NOT TRANSLATE MEIN TEIL UNLESS YOU HAVE A STRONG STOMACH AND AN INTEREST IN TRUE CRIME- Its about the 2001 armin meiwes cannibal true crime story, specifically from the victim's* perspective (victim used loosely because it was consensual on both ends and technically LEGAL in germany at the time)
Flake and his treadmill, people seem to like it so much, I saw him when he used a segway… but at the next concert in 2005 in Sweden, he hit Till who had a knee injury and they had to cancel the following concerts
Ha - glad you did it. Keyboardist got board because he didn't have a ton of stuff to play and decided to walk on a treadmill in the shows to have something to do. You should do eskimo callboy pump it - it's really fun
@dekortelunter for 0 sekunder siden It's not 'hate' but you have 'asked me' in german. It's a word play. It could both be 'hate' and 'you've asked me' in german, so it's most likely the latter translation, because of the dual translation....
Welcome to the Rammstein rabbit hole! 👋 What are you trying to do with the R? It's just a normal R, or a rolled one if you can do that. The rest of the band name is perfect 👍
Subbed for Rammstein and Ren reactions, good job 👍🏼 please do Mein Teil next and look up the backstory and lyrics. Also, if you decide to do Deutschland, please choose the muskc video, Rammstein are amazong live but that video is a masterpiece.
I suspect you are looking for _Dystopian_ feel. I'd like t hear your take on _Sonne._ _Mein Teil_ at this concert is also Awesome and very heavy _Rammlied at Madison_ Square Garden is great plus they have their band name in the song so you will know how to pronounce their name.
OK, Du Hast means You Have: here are the English Lyrics: You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me, you have me You asked me, you asked me You asked me, and I said nothing Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part? For all days? No! No! Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part? For all days? No! No! You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me You, you have, you have me, you have me You asked me, you asked me You asked me, and I said nothing Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part? For all days? No! No! Do you want to love her until the end of separation? Even in bad days? No! No! Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part? To her? No! No!
If I were the keyboardist in that band and my doctor gave me the blanket advice of you need to exercise more, I’d probably flip over the desk and shout nein!
First excuse my English, it's not my native language. I'm from Germany It has already been said that in German there are many words with a double meaning (with the same or similar sound). Rammstein plays excellently with these ambiguities. Please go deeper down the rabbit hole! Tips: "Mein Herz brennt" (piano version) and "Deutschland". I eagerly await your reaction!
Your German pronunciation is really good, especially it that morphs across Germany and other German speaking countries. I'm a fluent american speaker of German and I can't understand people in the far north and far south of that country!
"Du hast" actually means "you have..." but in German it sounds the same like "Du hasst" meaning "you hate".
So it has very intentional a double meaning, very hard to translate properly.
You can't translate that to english. There ist an english version from "du hast" by Rammstein that makes the translation with "you hate". But I am pretty shure Rammstein will never again make something like that again. "Du hast" dates back to the late 90s, they where younger then...
The pun with "du hast" with "hast/hasst" / "have/hate" is the main idea in the song. But the german text only says "du hast".
"is he on a treadmill?" The moment I wait for in every Rammstein reaction vid!
Hahaha yes Tom 😆
Came for the treadmill, stayed for the explosions…
To think, this many French people singing every song they did in German. How times have moved on. It is amazing
Yes Meh, its a strange one. But, humanity comes together for great art
me and my dumb ass: “What’s France’s issue with Germany- oh right.”💀
@@ayuumorienjoyer5913 Better late than never, as my grandma used to say. Best wishes from Germany!
Ich weiß nicht ob die Franzosen das genauso lustig finden wie wir😂
@@ayuumorienjoyer5913 like most of Europes issues with each other, a thousand years of blood and fire, we have moved past that to the greater union of fuck russia.
every singer dreams of such an impact on the audience, but most stay with their dreams.
Most singers are not Till Lindemann. The only one I can think of with a similar charisma was Freddy Mercury.
@@PalleRasmussen freddy was a true gift to humanity..
"They're showmen." Yeah, extremely. I've seen them live 3 times, and the only way I can describe it to people is that it's not a concert or a show. It's an experience, just an assault on the senses (and I mean that in a good way). You walk out of the stadium afterwards feeling exhausted and thrilled and blown away by what you've just experienced. It's an absolutely wild ride from start to finish, and an absolutely unique event to be part of.
So true!! Luckily I get the experience again on the 7th of July and 5th of august! 🤘🏻 It’s addictive, exiting and mind blowing at the same time!!❤ Love it!
Don't forget you also walk out with a sunburn. From the fire. So much fire.
Absolutely without doubt the very best live performers on the planet -- No-one can beat Rammstein for performance and showmanship - their live shows are beyond awesome
Thank you Angela, I really appreciate that. More on the way because they are incredible!
I would say " LINDEMANN " shows are even more Hillariys then that but thats an other topic because Till become unleashed of the Chains that hold him back as the " Frontman " of RAMMSTEIN
@@axelk4921hope u are right. I bought tickets to his concert in November 😉. And in 2 weeks I'll be at the Rammstein concert in Berlin
Rammstein has an incredible catalog and history as a band. Look forward to see more.
Thank you, can’t wait to cover more here!
Im so excited to see this!
If you want a music video I personally really like; Deutschland and Zick Zack.
But when you want to see some more live performances my faves are: Mein Teil ( it’s a pretty disturbing song about a German cannibal ) and Ich tu dir weh!
I love these reactions to especially this song :) You can be sure to receive at least:
- "Is that dude on a treadmill?"
- and then the jaw drop with the WTF when Till shoot the rockets
hahaha its so brilliant
Every f**ing time 😂
Thanks for this amazing reaction. As a german it always makes me smile when people are getting into Rammstein. They're our greatest export. 😁 Saw them live for the first time back in 1997 and I was mindblown.
Thank you Annie, yes they are a true talent!
I am Argentine but the little that I know of German is thanks to Rammstein. Someday I would like to learn more. I want them to come to Argentina, the last time they came I was pregnant and I couldn't go.
Du Hast are the only 2 german words everybody needs to know
The lyrics you have referenced aren't exactly wrong, but they are from their english version of the song, which basically lost its whole wordplay fun (specifically the double entendre of "du hast" [you have] and "du hasst" [you hate] in the context of the actual german wedding vows) and leant directly into that hate aspect of the german version. As far as I read up on it (which isn't all that much tbh) Rammstein themselves regret that they did the english version (afaik, their label "forced" them to do it).
They should be the ones to choose how they sing their songs and what language they want to sing it in.
@@CPTM1 back when Du Hast released, they didn't have the clout yet, nor the gut to tell their label off - and they really didn't do anything like that again after Du Hast's english version - so they did learn to go their own way through it
@@CPTM1 I'm sure that they now won't let any other party decide this anymore. But that song was their first big success (from their second album).
Right, it's best for English speakers to look at translations of the original German lyrics. Preferably one with notes to explain things like that.
Agreed, that’s what I love about this song, a beautiful wordplay. The original line is ‘you have me’ but they can change it every verse due to the hast/hasst.
Best band I have EVER seen live.
I was at this concert, It was amazing!
You are the reaction of the week I've been most looking forward to. I love how you really got into the whole performance. What an experience it would have been, to be part of that crowd. The showmanship is amazing.
Aw thanks, that means alot. Their performing abilities just seem innate. Incredible crowd control. Can't imagine what it would be like to go to a performance on that scale
The band is bad ass, the energy of the band and audience is Amazing. I had chills the whole time ❤❤❤❤
Du hast est dans la setlist de chaque concert et encore aujourd'hui 🤘 c'est un des morceaux culte🖤 a chaque fois et dans tous les pays le public chante en cœur 🤩 c'est juste phénoménal et d'une puissance à faire péter les sismographe 🔥 à vivre absolument 🔥 salutations de Belgique et bravo pour tes réactions 👌
Did you see the lightening coming out of the keyboard? The treadmill is a mini generator for a TESLA coil that produces that lightening.
Absolutely absurd!
A lot of the "make-up" they wear, especially Till, is flame retardant. Till really liked the pyrotechnics aspect, so much so that he is a trained and licensed pyrotechniction. Till and the other two up front have it on, it has A LOT on, because they work so close to the explosions and flames. If you see Till with his hair slicked and tied back and with a lot of "make-up" on, shit is blowing up that show.
I have seen Rammstein more than 30 times and every time it is an experience.
And standing in the fire zone is really hot. 😁🥰
That keyboard player is frickin pure gold. Come to think of it, he looks like a young John Waters.
The audience did a lot of the work…they should get some of the payment. LOL
That was insane! I’m sure it was a memorable night for everyone there.
So damn amazing. The power of humanity on display right there
It is the same at any Rammstein concert. All of them is an explosion of energy.
@@PalleRasmussen very cool!
Rammstein is the GOAT. Till is my hero. He's 60 and I'm 61....it is amazing he can perform at the level he does at 60. Like I always say Flake on that treadmill blows me away. I don't know if it's true but I read somewhere at some concerts he walks 17 miles.
Gotta love the Till hammer, awesome band ,awesome show saw them in Texas last year floor 10th row apx. center very warm fiery situation.. The concert was literally FIRE 🔥. Great reaction awesome song.
Thank you man! Yes, Till seems like a legendary performer. Can't take my eyes off the visuals
I’d recommend ‘Mein Teil’ live at Hurricane Festival for the shock value. Make sure you’ve got the lyrics handy! Hahah! Others will know what I mean. Can’t wait to see the looks on your face. 😂😂
Hahaha, oh boy I can only imagine Rana. Looking forward to it
Like how everyone says you may not know German, but the moment rammstein comes to do a concert, everyone becomes fluent in German 😅😅🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I always wondered why they looked dirty and then found out it is fire retardant which makes sense with the amount of pyrotechnics they use. They are a bucket list concert for me. I feel like you need to experience them live to really appreciate their music.
I've seen them live multiple times and I'll keep going back as much as I can, they are indeed an experience
@@MadamMonchimonchi Just saw them live at Helsinki. Great show as can be expected, definitely something to be experienced once in ones life.
Your pronounciation of "Rammstein" is correct. 👍
You got a translation of the lyrics that's not quite accurate. Lyrics of "Du hast" shortly explained:
The first three words are "Du hast mich" (you have me) which at that moment doesn't make any sense in German. But it sounds (intentionally) the same as "Du hasst mich" (you hate me). Later in the song, the first three words are extended to a full sentence: "Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt." (You asked me and I did not answer.) And then, to show what he was asked, the chorus is a wedding vow: "Willst Du bis der Tod euch scheidet treu ihr sein für alle Tage?" (Do you want to be faithful to her for all days until death do us part?) This is answered first by a kind of female voice "Ja" (yes) and afterwards by Till's harsh voice "Nein!" (No!). These - plus a slightly obscene word play on the wedding vow, that I will not explain here - are the whole lyrics (repeated a few times).
According to the making-of video, it's about the sense of community within the band (whose line-up hasn't changed since they started).
What videos to watch from Rammstein? I have a "few" suggestions.
If you want to see more of their (incredible) live performances I would suggest
Rammlied (live from Madison Square Garden)
Sonne (live at Rock im Park 2017)
Links 2 3 4 (live from Madison Square Garden)
Ich will (live from Hurricane Festival 2016)
Ich tu dir weh (live from Madison Square Garden) (don't take the lyrics too serious)
Mein Teil (live at Hurricane Festival 2013)
Amazing official videos
Sonne (Sun) heavy, screwed up fairy-tale
Links 2 3 4 (left) partly heavy march
Ich will (I want) heavy, simple, way to celebrity
Spring! (Jump!) (fan-made animated version with english subtitles) slow, partly heavy, very dark sarcasm!
Radio (Radio) catchy song (with serious background)
Keine Lust (not in the mood) heavy, funny, slidely sad
Mein Herz brennt (My heart burns) scary, nightmarish, very special
Amerika (America) catchy, not a love song
Mein Land (My land), sounds & looks like easy living (unless you look at the slightly developing of the lyrics)
Newest official videos from their last album "Zeit" in sequence of the tracks on the album:
Zeit (Time) slow, dark, melancholic, emotional
Zick Zack (Snip Snap) catchy song, sarcastic, funny
Angst (Fear) very Rammstein, scary, credits at the end are helpful to understand the message
Dicke Titten (Big Boobs) heavy (most of the time), catchy, funny, credits are funny too (my view)
Adieu (Goodbye) dark, sometimes heavy, emotional
Last but not least the great (but not nice) video "Deutschland" which has a lot of references to (mostly unpleasent) parts of German history. Video, lyrics, and sound are great (my view) and work very well together.
For many of Rammstein's videos there are English subtitles available. To find a lot of them, you may search on UA-cam for: "educated marine rammstein" + songname
For live videos of Rammstein songs, www.youtube.com/@Bucksttabu/playlists is a good source.
In case of Rammstein, precise translations of the lyrics is hard work (and sometimes not possible in subtitles), because they are playing many times with double meanings of words or slightly modify common German expressions and symbolic language pictures to invert or change their meanings.
I wish you to enjoy your Rammstein journey.
^this, this all day
Thank you soooo much for all that insight. Sad I got the wrong lyrics but looking forward to more!
@@nickforell1 And if you are interested in that wordplay Arno didn't want to explain: The German verb for "to part" is related to the English word sheath, so by swapping "death" and "part", we get "til the death of the sheath". You may guess which female body part has that name in German.
That detail is, in my eyes, actually somewhat important, as it underlines what the song is about: The difference between the female and male desire to be sexually faithful.
Understanding this, "you hate me" becomes more than a cheap pun. The male feels like the female hates him and wants to torture him with that restriction.
This song plays on the German phonetic duality of ‘you have me’, ‘you hate me’.
The first two rows at a rammstein is medium rare when the go home 🙂
Hahahaha that’s so true
I only have a couple years of highschool German under my belt, but I'm pretty sure a significant part of this song is the ambiguity of "du hast mich" (you have me), and "du hasst (haßt) mich" (you hate me). Without context you can't tell which he is saying. And I think the more literal translation of the first part is:
You, you have/hate, you have/hate me, you have/hate me, you have asked me and I have not said anything.
Thank you for this! I guess since the words sound similar in german there is some trickery here
Fantastic reaction! This is an epic song of an epic band, with epic execution 😎
Now that we're talking about war... please check Rammlied 😅 Song so powerful, that if Till said a word, the crowd would instantly join him and conquer a nearby country. Bare handed 😂
Enjoy and have a fantastic day! 😊
Here's the link to the best version of Rammlied 😎
ua-cam.com/video/4-H91apDYUs/v-deo.html
The word you’re looking for is dystopian I guess 😊 Please continue, you have so many brilliant songs and shows to explore
Industrial Metal. The goo is flame retardant 😊 It's also a play on words. Depending on how it's pronounced it is "You hate" or "You have."
Great reaction! Thank you!
And very unexpectedly, it's a psychologist's reaction (usually either musicians or listeners do reactions to Rammstein), and this unusualness is very valuable. I'll subscribe to watch for future reactions to Rammstein.
Till's lyrics for the psychologist are very, very good😊
You had a pretty easy start, and Engel and Du Hast aren't overly difficult lyrics. But there's just a huge amount of masterpieces ahead on this journey, both in terms of poetry and m musically, as well as in terms of show and video. Rammstein is a really unique band.
I'm a teacher, but I studied psychology as an elective, so I can safely say that Rammstein's lyrics are a field that doesn't end beyond the horizon, there are many layers of meaning, wordplay and traps in them. From my point of view, the most interesting psychologically are those Rammstein songs in which Till maximally abstracts from his own self and lives through the song on behalf of his character (and the choice of these characters in Rammstein... - A maniac, a child witness of his sister's murder, an incestuous rapist, a cannibal victim... Till explores in his lyrics sometimes absolutely extreme sides of human consciousness)
I would recommend these songs with subtitles superimposed on the video (educatedmarine channel):
"Wiener Blut" (ua-cam.com/video/a82IBbhTWOg/v-deo.html)
Mein Herz brennt Piano Version (ua-cam.com/video/Qm2lBGvbMjg/v-deo.html)
Heirate mich (ua-cam.com/video/NQVj7ZGRwsQ/v-deo.html)
Amour (ua-cam.com/video/6XqSfGiSlNk/v-deo.html)
With embedded subtitles (Buckstabu channel):
Mein Teil (ua-cam.com/video/JhY2LvmYQLg/v-deo.html)
Morgenstern (ua-cam.com/video/k-qIFW23cq8/v-deo.html)
Mutter
ua-cam.com/video/I26nDTqj_IU/v-deo.html
And of course - Puppe (in my opinion, you should listen to the album version first, there is no music video for this song. There are closed captions here
ua-cam.com/video/Pec5O2RAh50/v-deo.html
But the concert version is very strong too, it has built-in subtitles: https:/
/ua-cam.com/video/qsUVkjUoRno/v-deo.html )
Greetings from Germany 😊
Thank you so much Max! Appreciate your breakdown. Can't wait for the songs you suggested
I think the word you're looking for is "dystopian". And I agree. Personally I think this is one of the best music videos I've ever seen. Along with being an outrageously cool band, and great sounding song, the keyboard player is what put's this over the top. He's got this Blue Velvet/David Lynch/Mad Max thing where he's so out of place he actually fits in.
Kunst muss anecken und provozieren. Rammstein ein Gesamtkunstwerk und Lindemann ein Ausnahmekünstler. Chapeau!
One of my favorite songs
It's a homonym in german - the words for "to have", and "to hate" sound the same - so it works on several levels, and is much deeper than either one on its own.
lyrically, it is not that easy. it is a clever play on words. "du hast" means you have, while "du hasst" means you hate (same pronounciation). the song plays intentionally with a double-meaning, but it is mainly "you have". and it is not the only double-meaning. at some places he sings "bis der tod uns scheidet" which means til death do us part, at others he sings "bis zum tod der scheide" which means til death of the vagina.
Thank you Gerald, pretty damn awesome use of lyrics. Appreciate the help on the translation
I think the word is ,dystopian, my dude. The front man has terrible stage fright and still stands to do what he loves. I admire that. Fun fact: everyone in the band became trained piro-technicians so they could do crazy shows like this and the grease paint is actually fire retardant because of how close they are to the fire.
Seeing them live is really fun! 😂
The frontman is a pyrotechnic master !!
It's incredible. I love the fact that there is actual danger involved. The members looks incredible
Been to 5 Concerts- very hot, bring Water ! 🔥
have just subscribed and looking forward to more Rammstein reactions.
Rammstein have such a good catalog, you will get hooked if you're not already.
I love Rammstein. and listen to them daily.
Angela they are truly amazing. Really happy I found them
"Du hast mich gefragt" -> "You have me asked"
"Und ich hab nichts gesagt" -> "and I have nothing said"
"willst du mich bis det tod uns sheiden treue sein" -> "will you till death us separates' faithful be"
"nein" -> "no"
best translation, sorry 😛
I got to see them in the late 90s on the family values tour. A fantastic show I'll never forget it. It wasn't as wild as they are now. They wasn't as big then. Great reaction
Thank you Mike, well then you're an OG! Probably even cooler
I've seen them twice and the first explosion of the gig could be heard 9 Miles away. Best live show ever!!!!!
Jacqueline, I can't even fathom how cool that would be
Also those translations are wrong, the correct one is:
You, you have, you have me, you have asked and i have said nothing. Will you swear to be together for all time til death do you part (marriage vows)
(Yes in high pitch)
No.
This song is basically about divorce, in german "have" and "hate" are VERY similar sounding so its making the point of both you have me and you hate me
Thank you Caspian, super helpful. Ugh too bad I didn't have the right lyrics
well, he just happened to have pulled up the lyrics of Rammsteins own english version of Du Hast (which afaik, they themselves regret ever doing)
@@AkahigeNoAmo Flake once told that he heard the English version of the song on the radio and thought it was a cover of another band.😅
@@nickforell1 for Rammstein there's no such thing as 'the right (translated) lyrics'. You might have to check multiple translations to get to the core due to all the ambiguity.
Their newer videos have CC that allow UA-cam auto-translate with a decent result although literal and therefore sometimes loosing the deeper meaning. Nevertheless it could be helpful
Great reaction - what a show they put on!
This feels so Epic but I wouldn't want to be in the front row 😳😂 One of coolest performances I have ever seen .
I totally agree, the scale of that crowd is just legendary
"Coolest" is definitely NOT the right word 😂
The heat is similar to what you feel when you open the oven while baking pizza 😃
I've been about 10 meters from the stage. It was raining cats and dogs. Once the show ended, I was completely DRY! 😅
@@nobodynemoq point taken 😂😂😂
The front row is not that bad at all...the experience is well worth it🤘
Awesome reaction!!! Was stoked to see this come up.
A couple fun little tidbits about Rammstein’s live shows:
Flake’s treadmill actually serves an important purpose. The guy is a ball of energy and needs to be moving all the time lol. He used to want to run all over the stage but since he’s a keyboardist…that’s not really feasible haha. He got a treadmill so he could keep moving without actually going anywhere haha.
Their pyrotechnics actually started out because of Till’s stage fright. He has pretty bad social anxiety and during their early years a lot of their songs had long instrumental interludes. He used to perform wearing goggles so he couldn’t see the crowd but he needed something to do to during all the interludes. So a buddy of his recommended lighting himself on fire to pass the time. Till enjoyed it so much that he went and got a pyrotechnics license so he could keep upping the ante the way he wanted to. Turns out that lighting yourself on fire is a legit coping mechanism given the right environment lol.
Can’t wait for the next one!!!! I hope it’s either Deutschland or Ich Tu Dir Weh!!!
Cheers!
Now this one i can watch, thank you again for doing what you do
My pleasure Trenton!
Oh but great reaction and breakdown of the lyrics that you have❤ Awesome!! Thank you 😊
Thank you so much Ilda!
Thank you for another great reaction to another awesome Rammstein performance ❤
Thank you Ilda, it was a pleasure!
It's actually "You Have" Hast vs Hasst. The word switches to Hasst (hate) in a couple of places. So it is a mix but is basically about BDSM. Also when he asked are you going to love them forever? The chorus says Ja (yes) before he shouts Nein (no). Just a fun back and forth
The treadmill is used to build up static electricity . The suit he is wearing is basically a faraday suit . It was one of Tesla inventions !!!
Speaking of coal mines, if you do decide to react to Sonne, you would need to do one of the live performances and the official video. They’ve got two different concepts cause Rammstein *can* do all and usually decide to.
Du Hast Mich is actual a word play. It actually means You Have Me.
Most Rammstein songs are actually about love, despite their aggressive sound and looks.
Makes much more sense Pedro, thank you
I also highly recommend to listen to Santiano, a german shanty rock band. I admit, i'm a huge fan of them. They also sing in german, english and sometimes certain dialects like frisian ('Fresenhof'), irish others.
When you see Rammstein, there will be Fire!
Thanks for this great reaction 😃👍 more Rammstein please 😎
Du Hast... means "You have me" - But... Du Haast means You hate me. Its a word play in entire song. When you hear the entire "Du hast mich gefragt" it means "You asked me" So yes it is kind of Wedding vows, but if you hear only one part of it, it sounds like "You hate me when I say no to your question".
before he sais "NEIN" it is heard ... like female voice saying JA (yes). And when it is heard that, flames on stage go UP, but when he yells "NEIN" (No), Fires on stage go down.
They are awesome band.
Here’s a trick to remember their pronunciation: say “warm spine” and use the same vowel sounds for the “a” and the “I” in Rammstein
rumour has it the keyboard player walked 27 km at this concert mind blowing cheers from down under
Hahahaha spot on
This will be fun 🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥
Haha, it’s so wild
@@nickforell1 oh yes 🤘🏻🤘🏻
One of the best band in the world!
Yes, Melisa! They are out of this world
Try Deutschland-Rammstein. More than a video clip it is almost a short film, totally different from the direct ones. Throughout it, different periods of German history are shown. As a Psych Nurse there is a lot to discuss about it.
Did you just said Berghain? 😂 I go there quite often, and I can tell you, Berghain is a tiny place compared to the concert halls, stadiums and festivals these guys are filling! Their concerts are sold out month ahead. But, you pronounced them right. 😉
Yes, I just meant the vibe in the Berghain maybe in terms of steam punk feel? Idk I have not been but know its hard to get into
@@nickforell1 Not really steampunk! The Berhain is a old high voltage transformator switchstation☺But I know what you mean. This "hard to get in" is a myth! Look decent and like you want to have a great night. Have a smile on your face long before you stand in front of the bouncer and you are in 90% of the time!😅
Wow-great video. Given the way you reacted to this, I wonder what you'd think about the presentation and lyrics of their somewhat recent track Angst.
Thank you Tobias! I’ll definitely check it out!
Du Du Hast!!!
Their live show is one of the most amazing things I've seen on here. I wanna see it live. : Bucket List ✅
Yes Jeff, I got to get there too. God damn
Im not German, but I THINK you nailed that pronunciation lol. You certainly got it better than a friend of mine that always pronounced it “RAM-STEEN” 😂
Hahahaha
Rammstein is often doing a play on words which have a double meaning in german. Regarding to this song you can " listen/read " it in two ways.
That " Du hast " would mean " You have ". But " Du hasst " ( with two s ) means " You hate ".
But only when the whole sentence is sung, you realize the exact meaning. Because only singing " Du has(s)t " can mean both but once that whole sentence is sung: " Du hast mich gefragt... " ( meaning: " You have asked me..." ) the real meaning becomes clear.
The false lead comes also by singing and repeating " Du has(s)t mich. " This sentence alone would mean " You hate me ". But following it with " Du hast mich.....gefragt " it changes towards " You have asked me..." -vonStahlmach (Same i've posten on another channel so if you commented on that one i've already read it :D )
Thank you James for that lyrical analysis! I did read it and appreciate it a lot :)
It is somehow a double meaing but 'du hast' means 'you have' and sounds similar to 'du hasst' -'you hate' . You just see the 'du hast' at the beginnign written in white letters.
Don't blink at a RAMMSTEIN MUSIC Video ans don't end bevor its realy over Greetings from Germany 🇺🇸🇩🇪🙋🏼♂️
The Lyrics says : You have, you have asked me and i have said nothing. Not you hate me you hate me
It is called "You Have" not hate
and it's about our vows at the altar.
She sings YES flames from below
He sings NO flames from above
[Lyrics to "You Have"]
[Verse.]
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
[Pre-chorus]
You, you have, you have me, you have me
You asked me, you asked me
You asked me and I didn't say anything
[Refrain]
Will you till death do you part
Be true to her for all your days?
[Yes] No
[Yes] No
Will you till death do you part
Be true to her forever?
(Yes) No
(Yes) No
[Verse]
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
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You have (English Version)
Rammstein
[Pre-chorus]
You, you have, you have me, you have me
You asked me, you asked me
You asked me and I didn't say nothing
[Refrain]
Will you till death do you part
Be true to her for all your days?
[Yes] No
[Yes] No
Will you till death do you part
Love her even in evil days?
(Yes) No
(Yes) No
Will you till death do you part
Be true to her
(Yes) No
(Yes) No
Hope it is understandable can not speak English myself use the translation from YT
and also this post is translated
It is unclear what he sings. Hand hate sound the same way and he uses both. One can only guess when he uses what, so the text is untranslatable.
lyrically, it is not that easy. it is a clever play on words. "du hast" means you have, while "du hasst" means you hate (same pronounciation). the song plays intentionally with a double-meaning, but it is mainly "you have". and it is not the only double-meaning. at some places he sings "bis der tod uns scheidet" which means til death do us part, at others he sings "bis zum tod der scheide" which means til death of the vagina.
@@geraldherrmann787 Yes that's right it's a play on words and also doesn't emphasize the haste properly.
The second is actually I never noticed and I am German.
The songs are also all provocative but also the CD covers.
there was already once an album indexed that was lifted but again.
@@Mischnikvideos However, since it is the marriage vow, it should be called haste, but it intentionally becomes hate.
That one can not translate the lyrics well and partly lose their actual meaning they also always sing in German.
Do ich du dir weh.
You will love it.
Till made holes in his cheeks for a light in his mouth.
Both the video and live performance are epic.
And rammlied from Madison Square Garden.
'''Du hast'' was their break through hit in America, after David Lynch used their music in his film 'Lost Highway' which also helped to put them on the map..and it always be on the their live set along with the signature pyro and fireworks flying over the crowd ..great reaction, and if I may suggest try reacting to ''Mein Teil'' next and google the real life story behind it otherwise it wont make sense..enjoy
Okay thank you Gerald! David Lynch is a legend so that’s very cool
@@nickforell1 HFHDHFH DO NOT TRANSLATE MEIN TEIL UNLESS YOU HAVE A STRONG STOMACH AND AN INTEREST IN TRUE CRIME- Its about the 2001 armin meiwes cannibal true crime story, specifically from the victim's* perspective (victim used loosely because it was consensual on both ends and technically LEGAL in germany at the time)
new subscriber here . please keep these rammstein reactions going
I got you Ahlam! More to come
Flake and his treadmill, people seem to like it so much, I saw him when he used a segway… but at the next concert in 2005 in Sweden, he hit Till who had a knee injury and they had to cancel the following concerts
One of the big 3 of Industrial Metal. The other 2 are American bands Ministry and the first IM band Nine Inch Nails.
Oh cool Paul, industrial metal is the term? That’s sick
Ha - glad you did it. Keyboardist got board because he didn't have a ton of stuff to play and decided to walk on a treadmill in the shows to have something to do. You should do eskimo callboy pump it - it's really fun
Multitasking! Get a workout while you play. 👍
Haha, its all about efficiency! Love that so much
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It's not 'hate' but you have 'asked me' in german. It's a word play. It could both be 'hate' and 'you've asked me' in german, so it's most likely the latter translation, because of the dual translation....
Welcome to the Rammstein rabbit hole! 👋
What are you trying to do with the R? It's just a normal R, or a rolled one if you can do that. The rest of the band name is perfect 👍
If you ever get a chance to see them live do it cuz itll be the best show of your life ive seen them 3 times and will go every chance i get
I definitely will Rob, so far their performances look INSANE
You say it right 😊 well done❤❤❤❤❤ RAMMSTEIN
Thank you Heike!
Subbed for Rammstein and Ren reactions, good job 👍🏼 please do Mein Teil next and look up the backstory and lyrics. Also, if you decide to do Deutschland, please choose the muskc video, Rammstein are amazong live but that video is a masterpiece.
Renske! Thank you so much for the support. Definitely will be doing those!
Awesome reaction.. check out Ich Tu Dir Weh live from Madison Square Gardens and Mein Teil live from Hurricane Festival 😃👍
Hast is a German homophone depending on how you says. It is either have or hate and the song plays on that.
I suspect you are looking for _Dystopian_ feel.
I'd like t hear your take on _Sonne._
_Mein Teil_ at this concert is also Awesome and very heavy
_Rammlied at Madison_ Square Garden is great plus they have their band name in the song so you will know how to pronounce their name.
Yes Michael, and maybe steampunk. Thank you so much for the suggestions!
OK, Du Hast means You Have: here are the English Lyrics:
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me, you have me
You asked me, you asked me
You asked me, and I said nothing
Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part?
For all days?
No!
No!
Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part?
For all days?
No!
No!
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me
You, you have, you have me, you have me
You asked me, you asked me
You asked me, and I said nothing
Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part?
For all days?
No!
No!
Do you want to love her until the end of separation?
Even in bad days?
No!
No!
Do you want to be faithful to her until death do you part?
To her?
No!
No!
Going to se them in Denmark next Friday 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥
Damn, so jealous Charlotte!
If I were the keyboardist in that band and my doctor gave me the blanket advice of you need to exercise more, I’d probably flip over the desk and shout nein!
Du Hast you have- Du Hasst you hate
„Du Hast“ means „you have“ ;) greetings from Germany
In my Texas drawl, I just call them Ram-Stine 🤣
First excuse my English, it's not my native language. I'm from Germany
It has already been said that in German there are many words with a double meaning (with the same or similar sound). Rammstein plays excellently with these ambiguities.
Please go deeper down the rabbit hole! Tips: "Mein Herz brennt" (piano version) and "Deutschland". I eagerly await your reaction!
The lyrics you are reading is from the English version and does not represent what he is saying in German, it's a play on have/hate in German.
Your German pronunciation is really good, especially it that morphs across Germany and other German speaking countries. I'm a fluent american speaker of German and I can't understand people in the far north and far south of that country!
Thank you Toy, appreciate that compliment!