The interviewer is funny and asks down-to-earth, sensitive questions and the lady interpreter is so serious and kind! A couple of information about their difficulties in playing, very nice interview
It might be unusual for Aussies, but in Germany it's widely accepted to drink. E.g. US-People relate beeing drunken to violence and unconsciosness while germans relate it to fun and happyness. That should explain Pauls behavior. When a german is drinking, he shows that he feels very comfortable. It's exciting to do that mentality-expierence. ^^ -btw, I'm not German-
I fully agree with you. I don't drink anymore alcohol since I made a therapy 4 months ago. Nonetheless I find that's an epic interview! The whole scene is so funny: the exited interviewer, these two Rammstein guys enjoying themselfes and in the middle of the pack that serious woman who translates. :)
Wrong: Violence isn't a result of drunken people, it's mainly a result of psycholigical instability. Drinking alcohol can be the initial trigger for people who have problems to overreact - which doesn't mean that alcohol should be forbidden. It's rather a matter of each one's responsibility to not abuse alcohol - but you, as a weed-smoker should know that anyway. Btw, I love the shit too... it's just about not letting things go out of control. ^^
The puritanical American view on alcohol makes a bit more sense when you realise it's much cheaper there than in the UK and Europe (not taxed anywhere near as heavily) and you can also easily buy higher percentages that are hard to find elsewhere (such as the ghetto favourite, Everclear). That said, there is a misinterpretation by young people about the effects of alcohol. It enhances whatever personality you already have. If you are a jockish idiot binge-drinking for the sole purpose of getting drunk, of course it will make you even more obnoxious. If you are a shy nerd with anxiety, however, it will help you talk to people by not making you worry so much about what other people think of you. And it's a complete fabrication that people always drink till they are drunk beyond belief. Most people think in terms of moderation, and have a couple of drinks at the end of the week to help them unwind.When you're on tour, it's not too good to drink heavily every night for the simple reason that if you have to get up early and perform the next day you don't want to be hungover, plus it can take its toll on vocal cords. Most singers will have a routine in place to keep their voice in good shape.
Honestly i hate that drinking culture here in german. A lot of violence came from drunk people during the weekends. Everyone accepted to drink. But everyone think im a criminal cause i smoke weed. I cant remember one party without alcohol. For the most germans its impossible to make party without drinking.
Was reden die denn für ne scheiße keine Dildos, keine Gitarren??? So ein quatsch aber man muss trotzdem lachen! Rammstein sind und bleiben für mich Kult!
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I love how the guy wants Paul to admit that drinking is bad - and Paul doesn't only ignore that but even sounds proud of getting drunken. :D
omg look how young they are sweet babies
The interviewer is funny and asks down-to-earth, sensitive questions and the lady interpreter is so serious and kind! A couple of information about their difficulties in playing, very nice interview
Paul spoke english finally a video of him speaking english love it
haha, Paul is so cute....in regards to drinking, "we did it!" haha!
They're translator is so sweet.
Schneider is so cute x)
„AND SCHNEIDER, I BELIEVE AT THE START THERE“
„Jo, toll jemacht..“
😂
It might be unusual for Aussies, but in Germany it's widely accepted to drink. E.g. US-People relate beeing drunken to violence and unconsciosness while germans relate it to fun and happyness. That should explain Pauls behavior.
When a german is drinking, he shows that he feels very comfortable. It's exciting to do that mentality-expierence. ^^ -btw, I'm not German-
its basically a requirement to drink in australia
Drinking is as popular in Australia as in Germany
I love Paul's English :-D
Paul "Till will work for sex" HA HA HA LOve iT! - interviewer missed that one.
Well... almost.
He said 'Till works for six.'
as he was the only one of the six piece doing pyro back then.
Sorry for spoiling your fun, fren.
I don’t remember saying this…
2:15 - "once or twoce" ^^
YES!!!
Banned from paris but put on a massive show in paris not too long ago!
I fully agree with you. I don't drink anymore alcohol since I made a therapy 4 months ago.
Nonetheless I find that's an epic interview! The whole scene is so funny: the exited interviewer, these two Rammstein guys enjoying themselfes and in the middle of the pack that serious woman who translates. :)
Paul in english version -epic
Jabba is a fucking legend, RAMMSTEIN ARE ALL LEGENDS
@hannabanana2461 no he said work for six. like he does the job of six people
'No dildo' XD
Wrong: Violence isn't a result of drunken people, it's mainly a result of psycholigical instability. Drinking alcohol can be the initial trigger for people who have problems to overreact - which doesn't mean that alcohol should be forbidden. It's rather a matter of each one's responsibility to not abuse alcohol - but you, as a weed-smoker should know that anyway. Btw, I love the shit too... it's just about not letting things go out of control. ^^
Paris and french rockers love RRRAMMSTEIN, of course.
Is the guy doing the interview Dazza from Fat Pizza?
i now pronouce this....EPIC!
You have files for this?
Hahaha, its not the first time Paris has told a group of Germans never to come to paris agian.
he's an Australian
The host almost looks like "Davo" from Fat Pizza, Housos, etc.
DAZZA?! THATS WHAT I THOUGHT
The puritanical American view on alcohol makes a bit more sense when you realise it's much cheaper there than in the UK and Europe (not taxed anywhere near as heavily) and you can also easily buy higher percentages that are hard to find elsewhere (such as the ghetto favourite, Everclear). That said, there is a misinterpretation by young people about the effects of alcohol. It enhances whatever personality you already have. If you are a jockish idiot binge-drinking for the sole purpose of getting drunk, of course it will make you even more obnoxious. If you are a shy nerd with anxiety, however, it will help you talk to people by not making you worry so much about what other people think of you. And it's a complete fabrication that people always drink till they are drunk beyond belief. Most people think in terms of moderation, and have a couple of drinks at the end of the week to help them unwind.When you're on tour, it's not too good to drink heavily every night for the simple reason that if you have to get up early and perform the next day you don't want to be hungover, plus it can take its toll on vocal cords. Most singers will have a routine in place to keep their voice in good shape.
Honestly i hate that drinking culture here in german. A lot of violence came from drunk people during the weekends. Everyone accepted to drink. But everyone think im a criminal cause i smoke weed. I cant remember one party without alcohol. For the most germans its impossible to make party without drinking.
i hate that how this guy pronounce 'Rammstein'
Holy fuck is that Dazza from housos??!
jede wette, dass die hier auch tierisch verkatert warn
Aber ganz bestimmt. 😉
Ist das süüüüß!! 🥰
Die arme Übersetzerin :-D..ursten Berliner-Dialekt...wäre das ne Amerikanerin gewesen hätte sie kaum eine Chance gehabt :-D
HAHAHA This kiwis got no idea!!
yeah it a funnier version xD
@Livelikescookies ha ha ha did he? I like "will work for sex better" :)
Was reden die denn für ne scheiße keine Dildos, keine Gitarren??? So ein quatsch aber man muss trotzdem lachen! Rammstein sind und bleiben für mich Kult!