First Time Hearing | Rammstein - Angst (Official Video)
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- Rammstein - Angst (Official Video) Reaction
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Black Man means the Boogeyman in german. This Song and video ist a masterpiece!! One of the best Rammstein productions so far in my opinion...
I am from Germany and Black Man means Black Man. They did This on purpose.
@@snurfli5605 i thought it unerzogen translated as uneducated not ill mannered have i got it wrong. Am from UK and just learning German.
@@snurfli5605 It seems to me that you are right. It leaves little room for any other interpretation given what's in the clip.
It means Boogieman but also black men, because he was the Foereign, the other. Rammstein is famous in being very obvious in their ambiguity.
Not true.
Der schwarze Mann!
In german, we had to play this in Kindergarten to run away. "Who is scared of the black man?" Ask the Teacher. "NOBODY!" We had to scream. Then she asks: And if he comes? "THEN WE RUN!" Screams the class!
For a kid, if not explained these are black people. And this will stick with you. So it was, by many of my friends and me! And this is disgusting. So I believe Rammstein tries to show this too.
the Black man in this is translated to the boogie man....because of the double meaning in the german language...
but when you look the black refugies, yailed at the beginning and the end and all the symbolic, like they eat a snach named ni.ggerkiss then it have nothing to do with boogieman, its about xenophobic against refugies in germany, europe and the world
Man, stop that shit with the “Boogie man” . It’s can both. Black man and boogie man. The US used the Black man so women can fear black men back in the day. And Donald Trump did the same with Mexicans!
Possibly the best reaction to a Rammstein video I've ever seen...don't stop the reactions to this band..nothing is taboo to them...thanks for sharing
They are so talented always with a powerful meaning an incredible instrumentals ..thanku lovely Marcus you are lovely much love and God bless always x
Its amazing how many people think that society is against each other as a whole. Think of how many people you meet each day. How many are trying to ruin your life or out to get you? The actual number is a very very small percentage but if you watch TV or go on social media you would think half the people were against you when in reality most just do not care. Fear draws clicks and viewers. Sadly this is having a massive negative impact because there will always be that one person who believes it.
Saw them live.... the best show I've EVER seen. The craziness.. artistry... so much fire... lol, it was incredible!!!
Ayyyeeee, I know that turn up was mean!
@@MunroesCorner My buddy was like "...but I don't understand German"... I told him "You don't need to, trust me, just come along...." Turned out to be just as incredible as I thought. 🤗❤️🤗❤️
Thank you for an excellent analysis and understanding of the message the band are conveying.
Oh wow, I got it? You’re welcome and thank you for watching
@@MunroesCorner your comment made me chuckle because you sound surprised.
@@MunroesCorner i think you found a band you will 100% agree with in 80% of their songs, not Imagine that you will be amazed, surprised, shocked, amused, inspired and every emotions some one can feel!
And I'm talking about live shows or official videos from Rammstein, i don't think there is or was ever a band, which puts 150% into everything they do
They are no musicians, they are pure artists
Greetings from German in New Zealand 🇩🇪🇳🇿
@@MunroesCorner Yea. traditionally the "black man" was a symbol for death in Germany, especially connected to the Black Plague.
The video itself also takes into account how the "German Angst" is increasing during recent years and even new totalitarian laws are not causing an outcry within the country, but more so germans get more divided, fearful and hateful against their fellow citizens. You can literally feel the fear and psychosis of people in the everyday life.
Thank you, thank you. An American who fully understood the video. Great reaction.
Great reaction. Glad you pulled up the lyrics, because it really helps add to the meaning of video and all of the symbolism that is hidden within it.
Thank you. Yea, it seemed deep so I needed to know the context
Hey man! Keep up the Rammstein reactions. You got yourself a new sub! Have a great day my brother!
Thank you and I will
First time here and i have decided to subscribe because i really enjoyed your reaction to Rammstein ❤
First time I saw the video - in the final scene I thought it's all about the refugee crisis in the last years. The first wave with millions of people leaving their countries came from Africa to Europe and I thought the colored mother with her child on the beach represents those refugees. The media shows us them coming, people get crazy by fear and want to protect their homes and life's.
But now - after watching a lot of reaction videos an reading many comments - I think this is only one of many fears the people have. In this example the refugee is the bogeyman - but he alway can represent other fears that the media sells - and people get crazy and have "AAAAAAAANGST!!!!!" ;)
I highly doubt that it is about the refugee crisis per se, but far more about the current situation of the "German Angst".
Traditionally the "black man" in Germany was not exactly like the Boogeyman, it was more so a symbol for death in Germany, especially connected to the Black Plague and there might even be a connection to ritualistic dances of the old pagan tribes. The color black has a strong connection to death and the absence of light (life) in germanic traditions.
The video itself also takes into account how the "German Angst" is increasing during recent years and even new totalitarian laws are not causing an outcry within the country or a disposition towards a more and more openly hostile government, but more so Germans themselves get more divided, fearful and hateful against their fellow citizens. You can literally feel the fear and psychosis of people in the everyday life versus how they try to repress their fear and ignore red flags.
The ending scene using the African woman with her child within the fence is more so about the constant media barrage during the recent years about fear mongering connected to the refugee crisis in my opinion. Instead of taking steps that can better the situation of people in need in their home countries or near their home countries the emphasise of politics was to rather create fear about the situation of a constant stream of refugees and it's impact combined with a dogmatic message that "We can do it!" and "Everybody needs to be helped!" when in reality the refugees were treated miserably and merely used as low wage workers to fill a hole in Germany's low wage employment.
The German people these days seem to be mostly paralyzed by these contradicting messages and the playing off German people against each other using the media is a common scenario.
Paralysed and divided people are a gift to corrupt politicians, bad journalists and big companies alike, seeing as Germany has experienced heinous corruption in politics and insane theft of tax payer money during the corona years with little to no outcry or criticism within the German paralysed, divided and fearful public.
The people sitting on the couch just eating while watching these pictures seems to be another reference to people's paralysis and inability to act in a proper way.
In Germany most people still try to convince themselves about the fact that everything bad is just very temporary and soon everything will be "the way it was before".
The economic downfall, a less and less trustworthy government and other problems which will increase during the coming years are completely ignored.
The smashing of the TV in the end could also mean that many Germans these days are fed up with these fear mongering barrages.
Further nourishing fear mongering using images of a refugee crisis in times in which fear and psychosis and even empathy are more connected to a virus or the outbreak of a nuclear war has triggered the reaction to be fed up with the media saying "it is too much" in many Germans around me. Trust into the media has never been this low before in a country with a traditionally naïve and blindly trusting majority of people.
The main target of the criticism in this video is the USA (GOP), EU refugee politics is second.
Thanks for an insightful reaction! Subscribed
I also like the ending how they see everything in black and white because of the TV and when Till destroys it the full colorspectrum is back! Nice reaction if you like this deep stuff Rammstein got plenty of songs ;-) greetings
You're right, it's amazing to see how we're steered, and so easy.
those guys grew up in the separated germany, it must be wild to them to see society sliding back into that state of mass paranoia.
great reaction to a great song & video & message
Rammstein is something different! So many astonishing songs/videos could be next ;-)
all the best from germany
Excellent reaction. You have a new follower.
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i watched scriptwork for years now and always thought about how interesting it would be if you guys dissect Rammstein lyrics. compared to eminem or any lyricist Rammstein lyrics are the most difficult i know about. please please do more and also older ones.
ps. there will be many germans spawning into the comment section and help you out with understanding 😉
You are probably gonna like some other recent videos of R+. A pretty funny one would be "Rammstein - Edit: Zick Zack", a more somber one "Zeit". Edit fixed typo
They are unique 🔥🔥 Rammstein 🤟
Rammstein simply Best band ever ❤️🇩🇪❤️🖤💜
simply the best!
Greetings from Munich Germany
i love you
Great reaction vid! Rammstien is always top teir with their music and videos 👍
Today "black man" in German has a double meaning. It can both mean "people of African descent" and "boogeyman" (like metaphorical). So this song is, by my understanding, both about racism and xenophobia, but also about paranoia in general. It could also be about covid or the outbreak of WW3. I think it's in a kind about the spirit of ower time, that everyone is about to loose their shit about no reason, on both sides of the political spectrum. Remember terrorism? I know I will piss a lot of people off on both sides. Everyone has some reason to be anxious, I know, and everybody is convinced, that their reason is justified and I'm pretty sure that yours is. No need to explain me - I have heard them all.
I highly doubt that it is about racism seeing as the reference to people of african descent is a bit far fetched in the context of the video and lyrics.
Traditionally the "black man" in Germany was not exactly like the Boogeyman, it was more so a symbol for death in Germany, especially connected to the Black Plague and there might even be a connection to ritualistic dances of the old pagan tribes. The color black has a strong connection to death and the absence of light (life) in germanic traditions.
The video itself also takes into account how the "German Angst" is increasing during recent years and even new totalitarian laws are not causing an outcry within the country or a disposition towards a more and more openly hostile government, but more so Germans themselves get more divided, fearful and hateful against their fellow citizens. You can literally feel the fear and psychosis of people in the everyday life versus how they try to repress their fear and ignore red flags.
The ending scene using the African woman with her child within the fence is more so about the constant media barrage during the recent years about fear mongering connected to the refugee crisis in my opinion. Instead of taking steps that can better the situation of people in need in their home countries or near their home countries the emphasise of politics was to rather create fear about the situation of a constant stream of refugees and it's impact combined with a dogmatic message that "We can do it!" and "Everybody needs to be helped!" when in reality the refugees were treated miserably and merely used as low wage workers to fill a hole in Germany's low wage employment.
The German people these days seem to be mostly paralyzed by these contradicting messages and the playing off German people against each other using the media is a common scenario.
Paralysed and divided people are a gift to corrupt politicians, bad journalists and big companies alike, seeing as Germany has experienced heinous corruption in politics and insane theft of tax payer money during the corona years with little to no outcry or criticism within the German paralysed, divided and fearful public.
The people sitting on the couch just eating while watching these pictures seems to be another reference to people's paralysis and inability to act in a proper way.
In Germany most people still try to convince themselves about the fact that everything bad is just very temporary and soon everything will be "the way it was before".
The economic downfall, a less and less trustworthy government and other problems which will increase during the coming years are completely ignored.
The smashing of the TV in the end could also mean that many Germans these days are fed up with these fear mongering barrages.
Further nourishing fear mongering using images of a refugee crisis in times in which fear and psychosis are more connected to a virus or the outbreak of a nuclear war has triggered the reaction to be fed up with the media saying "it is too much" in many Germans around me. Trust into the media has never been this low before in a country with a traditionally naïve and blindly trusting majority of people.
No bro, it's definitely the boogeyman since they never once refer to something like people or black people
@@D4nt4lion exactly, it derives from europes trauma with "the black death" (another name for the plague) and its religious history where black always is a devastating "color"
@@D4nt4lion And why are they eating that cake in the end?
It's very clearly about racism, and it's very much like Rammstein. They do go for american racism a lot in the video, with the typical white guy with lawnmower and cheerleaders which is a more american depiction of white people, adding the assault rifles is just icing on the cake. The song in general, though, is about racism anywhere.
To answer my own question - those cookies, or candy whatever you call it, used to be called "N-word Kiss" (until very recently).
Watch Deutschland from Rammstein is epic and the best of Rammstein please!!!best wishes from Germany
I don't think Deutschland is a good track for people who are just starting their journey through the Rammstein universe. Don't get me wrong, the song is epic and the music video is mind-blowing, but to understand what's going on there you have to be a German or a historian, or better both at the same time. I am Polish and I know a bit of German history, and yet I had to spend long hours searching for explanations of what I saw in this video :) I think he should first listen/watch other great music videos and live performances, and leave Deutschland as the icing on the cake . Let us not throw Him immediately into deep water :)
Very interesting to hear your thoughts!
You should check out the videos for Zick Zack, Deutschland and Zeit as well. All Rammstein videos are bad ass
Pls react to “Sonne” too
My reaction to this song and video is that the last few years of all of this nationalistic rhetoric across the globe is skewed to make everyone scared of the "other" or "outsiders". It comes from tv, internet....etc and people have started closing themselves off and being scared of everything. Honestly when I first saw the video I thought to myself "ugh I've lived through this...I don't need Rammstein to remind me". I enjoy them putting a mirror up to the world though
Whatever you wanted to say but didn’t is true! You absolutely got the song! ✌️👍
This is a political song, tackling the migration crisis in germany in 2015. He sings "wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann", "who fears the black man". So refugees from africa. You can see a black woman and a girl behind barbed wire, at the beginning and the end of the video. At the end of the song they eat chocolate covered marshmellows. These were called "N***** Kisses" back in the day in germany. We don't do this anymore, because it's racist. But some idiots still call them like that. However, the bandmembers are portrayed as the old white men here, zombified and mowing their lawn, having barbecues. Till is portrayed as the madman in a straightjacket who spreads fear, propaganda and hatespeach over the internet. Just think of people like Alex Jones, we have these in germany, too. And it works. They are in fear and paying money for building walls and buying weapons. At the end you see them watching african refugees on TV, while african refugees are watching whites on smartphones. Seperated by fear. So in the end this song is about fear, racism and xenophobia, and the involvement of the media. Not necessarily the mainstream media, but the internet, social media, and the hatemongers that are trying to use these. Fear is an industry these days, and it's profitable.
They play with the words so they mean bogeyman but they want to show how media & governments set and implement the fear
Ehrenmann!!
The fact that you can't even say what you want to say about this video because of the RUclips algorithm says something lol
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I do not know if the boogeyman and the black man is the same thing, but we call it blackman( schwarzer mann) because it is referenced a shadow like figur, pure black, no features at all, that gets you at night if you are not a good child.
Ich liebe Rammstein 😍💖
Hi! I‘m from Germany and can tell you what‘s about.
When I saw the video for the first time, I didn’t figured it out either - the "after scene" was what brought me the total Aha!-effect:
The African mother with her child on the beach with barbed wire - and we (There
just the band) see this on TV.
People tend to be "afraid" - sometimes for the most
stupidest reasons. I think that the song was
the time when the big refugee
waves broke out.
Germany's policy was to be humanitarian and to accept many
many refugees - at that time from the
African continent. In the majority of
Germans, this has triggered great fear - in part
certainly also existential fears such as: "They are taking away our jobs away from us, raping „our“ women… - List goes on…
Well symbolized in the video, how the petty-minded citizens protecting their valuables with barbed wire, walls and cameras, that no one takes their stuff.
We are subject to the spell of the media (faces are pulled into the TV) - the TV is destroyed, because you don't want to see what the news announces. First with a machine gun, then at the end with Till’s lawn mower.
Ingenious Clou are the candy at the end. They were called years ago N***erkisses - yea crazy. Today they are called Chocolatekisses. Everybody loves them and they eating it in the video to underline the racism in the society. The video - the song - it is simply another ingenious Rammstein masterpiece. In my opinion the black man here is the refugee of a foreign country, which is taken in by us. The intro, in which the father already warned against the bogeyman (blackman)- these are the sayings of the dark (german) past.
Flake has already been quoted here, who spoke of the "madness of the people".
Did you noticed that every time Till hits the TV with the loan mover, the color comes back little by little?
"The insanity of the people" - nice theme
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It's poorly translated, "der schwarze mann" means the boogeyman, not the black man
It can be tranlate as both. Rammstein plays with this double meaning. And the Video and the Song itself is clearly about xenophobia and racism.
@@kaivoss839 where do u get that from? There's not a single hint in this song that suggests that black men are meant too. On the opposite, rammstein always sing about current political issues and black people are nowhere near an issue in europe or germany.
In Germany the black man is the bogeyman but in Germany the metaphor means the other hence the black refugees. Fear of the minorities or fear of the refugees. It has to do with how fascism rises In a country through fear and paranoia of the other. The other is always an immigrant or racial minority.
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They are absolutely including black people in the meaning of the song along with other "boogey men" that people are taught to fear. I think the emphasis is likely on religion and how we're taught to believe the world is inherently evil and so are some groups of people. They're probably calling attention to fear being toxic when it's a focus and how labeling people as evil is probably not the best, but more importantly it's probably kinda fucked to believe that all men are fallen and the world is cursed due to the prince of darkness (Satan) being in control as the Bible teaches? Idk
Any Rammstein fans that disagree explain the lawn mower and rifle shooting through their built up walls scene along with them specifically choosing the words "black man". They're not being racist, it's the opposite of racist. They're subtlety calling attention to BLM issues
they dont really have a word for boogyman in germany so black man or shadow man is their term. the song doesnt translate well out of context
it's a classic Rammstein metaphore for racial issues!
ukraines are refugees ,but Syrians are blacks..
that's europe/us!
Schwartzen mann literally means black man. But it doesn't have to be referenced to black community. It may be just some evil guy from darkness by whom parents in many cultures scary their children if they are not obey them
We cannt see shit WTF