was waiting for that too XD ALWAYS!

yea lmao

exactly and the fire too

Everytime 🤣

exactly

And that’s what you call boss moves 💯🔥

Joining the epic ranks of extreme DIY musicians like Bruce Dickinson, who learned how to fly a 747 when Iron Maiden replaced their tour bus with one.

I am an German Rammstein fan. Rammstein came from the old DDR with the wall in Berlin.In the 90s Rammstein grows up to east german superstars.The name Rammstein is a name of a small town in west germany.The US militairs using it as a militairi base.They have A-Bombs there and there is the Europen ralley station for the drons in Moslem land.Decades in the past,the US make an flying show with jets,and 2 jets collide and going down middle in the people,they enjoing the show.Many many dead bodies!!!You can see an documentary here on youtube. What i try to say is,the name Rammstein is not a funny name.

​@@golo00011 Das eine ist Ramstein, das andere Rammstein. Du sagst, dass Rammstein kein witziger Name ist - .... die Frage ist... wer hat das denn jemals behauptet?

Based

same with england and america, pretty nuts

I've got songs on my playlist in English, plus 2 varieties of German & Bantu. I can sing along with dozens of songs, tho the one in Bantu I've never found a translation for. :-(

And politics. And history. Metal has no borders 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

@@twcnz3570 I admit that when metal first came out, I hated it. I had absolutely no idea what they were saying, so didn't realize it was as deep as it can be. As I crept up on 60, tho, I started to develop an appreciation for some, then I really learned the words of several of Rammstein's songs (Radio was first; awesome song, amazing lyrics & message!). I know there are lots of 60-somethings who are lifelong metal fans, & I'm having a blast coming to it late....lots to discover! I'm happy to admit I was totally wrong about. But I still gotta admit that if I ever met Till Lindemann I might hide under the bed...he's amazingly talented in so many ways, but something about him scares the fertilizer outta my inner wimp!

@@kellyhoward6941 try it with zhulu... my parents did learn it and africaans too, Ill never get it how they manage it

meuh non, c'est enfin le rassemblement de l'Empire de Charlemagne, 1200 ans plus tard, via une musique transcendante!^^

Given all the shit happening in the states, the old world may have to come to save the new. So Im glad that the old powers are together.

WW1 and WW2 ...... European people are more history savvy than Americans because Europe history is HALF American History

The song is writted in german, so what is huge?

@@llavero5 You'd have to know the history of World War I and World War II to understand why French in France, singing in German to a German band contains such an oddly unifying feeling at a concert. Millions and millions of dead.

If thats true its a new definition of brotherly love

Flake powers his synths in real time

❤

That`s only astonishing for Americans and the English. Europe moved on from WW2 but you`re still stucked in the past

@@ikelevermann1491 Any crowd singing back to a band in a different language is special.

@@josephking9337 Saved me? From what? I live in a US satelite state, lead by green leftists that flood europe with third world invaders. Saved me from what?

@@ikelevermann1491 You're chatting shit brother, look at their concerts in UK and US. Huge receptions and same deal as this one. I'm English myself so I can't speak for Americans, but I'd argue Germans and English get on exceptionally banter aside; both are germanic countries with a mutual love of alcohol haha

@@jamieeddolls5605 I know right. I got a english father and a german mother. Loving both countries is a helluva ride believe that. However as long as the english look at themself as islanders and not as mainlanders to Europe there is a rift. Cheers mate

I just went in Philadelphia. Best concert ever. Nothing will compare

I was there in Chicago. And it's absolutely true. No other concert can ever compare to Rammstein.

For myself, the exception is one of their influences, the Slovenian band Laibach.

Slipknot 4ever!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Butt Rammstein kicks ass🤘🏻

I saw them with korn ice cube & orgy. Before cell phones. Yeah I’ll never forget that night.

i live in NY and there’s a concert in Jersey in early September. You think it’s worth it? Should i go?

@@Dustyholes Of course. It could be the last time that you can witness a Rammstein concert in the US. Rammstein concerts are a lifetime experience you should not miss. Get a ticket. You will see for Example this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJ6HhKtmrLjTnnk.html

You can say that again. I put rammstein's stage up in Milton Keynes stadium in 2019 and it was a blast, not to mention how the show went.

@@Dustyholes yes. totally worth it

I like everything about Rammstein and how Christian resembled Tesla.

The lightning was put on afterwards 🤫

I think music (mostly rock n roll) had a big part in bringing people not only in Europe but the World closer together , surely did more than politics or any religion has ever done

No it isn´t a love song...it´s the opposite...it´s actually so to say a "break up song" and you can trust me in that because I´m a native German speaker. And that´s the only reason why it sounds aggressive... actually. The German language doesn´t sound aggressive when spoken normal. All those "German sounds aggressive vlogs" are all spoken highly overemphasized and often even yelled. When English is yelled and additionally the words are overemphasized that will then sound aggressive as well.

@@michaelgrabner8977 Du Hast/Hasst mich.

@@ersguterjunge1415 Nein tue ich nicht, weder das eine noch das andere ;-D

@@michaelgrabner8977 Can you explain the word play? I only have high school German (and 40 years ago at that), but it sounds to me like Du / You (singular), Du hasst / you hate, Du hasst mich / you hate me, Du hast mich gefragt / you asked me. Am I close?

@@ianrayner7522 Yeah that is the wordplay. = making you think "hasst" was said. It just sounds as like as "Du hasst" but actually it is "Du hast" but phonetically "hast" and "hasst" sounds the same..and when you just listen without seeing the text it isn´t to distinguish phonetically..only the context does, but the whole context isn´t offered as long the whole sentence isn´t finished. And the whole sentence wasn´t finished yet before the word "gefragt" was delivered. It is kinda as like as I would say My My deer My deer has My deer has big Till now hearing me say those words you probably might think I´m speaking about "my dear" instead of "my deer", right? and you might expect I will say something as like "My dear has big...".. "boobs" or what ever. But then I will add the actual last word in order to finish the whole sentence and then the actual meaning becomes clear.. My deer has big antlers. That´s the "kind of wordplay" which is played by Rammstein with the audience in the song by saying Du Du hast Du hast mich Du hast mich gefragt. But I did a translation here in the comment section where I also explain the meaning of the song entirely.

I know nothing about this band, but I read someone's comment elsewhere that said the singer looks greasy and dirty because he's covered in some sort of gel that will protect him from getting burned. Is that correct?

@@JPMadden U are correct. Flame retardant gel.

@@JPMadden yes

*Deutschland *Mein Herz brennt *Ich tu dir weh *Feuer frei

this definitely isn't rock, rock is pretty light. This is industrial metal

Totally agreed with you my friend, I just want to kindly add also the concerts in Moscow and St. Peterbourgh are outstanding.These guys have a part of Russia in their hearts and they are loving to perform there. TIll also had many performances with his group - Lindemann

I mean theyve done this song so many damn times since 1997 you may as well let the crowd take a bit of the work off your shoulders