*FIRST TIME REACTION* Rammstein - ANGST
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The refugees sitting surrounded by the barb wire are the key. In Germany the boogie man is called der schwarze Mann = the black man. Rammstein use it metaphorical. Fear of the unknown, the foreign. Spreaded by fake news and media (newspaper, TV, internet) and so on. Guys, this video is full of symbolism. I could write a whole essay. I am glad you liked it :)
When they fall into the red void- destroying themselves?? I feel the boogie man is now our neighbors. I don't think that is the symbolism here but wow,,,,what a video.
@@BrettLee0 that's clearly so. The neighbors are turned against each other. Kruspe and Landers, who are known for their quarrels, are those who start shooting, but everyone is shooting at his opposite. Each one is the boogieman of the other.
Let's not forget the subtle color coding in black, white and red... because yeah, who benefits the most from this kind of "afraid" people... ?
@@user-hv7jv8bb6c Absolutely. The choir in the background shouts "Du!" ("You!"), another sign.
@@scharsigo and dont forget at the beginning and the end the black woman with his boy.
And rammstein watch them on TV and eating a snack who was called "Nigge.r kiss.
This iscomplete a song about paranoid of black people.
Have nothing to do with abstract Boogieman, its about reality, now
Am I the only who is mesmerized by the lead cheerleader? She is so creepy and awesome at the same time.
Omg yes yes...I've been mesmerized by her too omg
I literally don´t know if to get scared or turned on 😂
Just some remarks:
The several times mentioned "Schwarze Mann" ("black man") is known as a child fright figure in the German-speaking area ("Wer hat Angst vorm Schwarzen Mann" = Who does fear the black man). Depending on the region and time, it was understood to mean different beings: a dark shadowy figure or a man dressed in black. As a metaphor, the "bogeyman" reached a "peak" as personalization of evil, savagery, and the unknown in the course of colonization, and in the process also acquired a racist connotation. In this context, I find the consumption of those sweets (German so-called "negro kisses") at the end during the end credits very interesting, which work through this "black man" symbolism.
Also the colors usage is interesting (Black/White/Red representing the Nazi-color Spectrum). I also found it interesting at the end of the credits that when the TV was destroyed, the color came back into the picture.
Further, I noticed that the pie-like plots seen from above correspond to the "political symbol" at the lectern where the singer, wearing a straitjacket, gives his speech. After these borders & plots collapse during the wild shoot-out, the politician, unleashed by the straitjacket to spread his propaganda/fear.
Cheering on the cheerleaders is the equivalent of pitching an idea/product and the dancers are slammed with money to sell the bricks and guns to the landowners.
This Clip has many layers and can be interpreted in many directions. I see there is a statement on xenophobia and populism/media
So far this is the most accurate description of what I've seen. The rest are too superficial (sorry). Thanks for the honesty, Tim Heckmann.
Small thing that I don't see anyone else pointing out: they use the term "backs are wet" multiple times, which is extremely similar to a derogatory slur used towards Mexicans illegally crossing the US-Mexico border.
@@Very_Nice_and_Polite_Person i would say that has nothing to do with mexicans. Its most likely a reference to heavy sweating at fear for death. "back wet, hands clammy" literally translated from "der Rücken nass, die Hände klamm"
Rons reaction when the beat hits and the cheerleaders show up is just priceless... I had the same reaction :D
I like the cheerleader's moves coming at you pounding their hand and then they do that stiff leg strut-step. 2:42 I don't think I could do either move.
like a Haka!
I actually remember playing "Wer hat Angst vorm schwarzen Mann?" (Who does fear the black man) ["Niemand" (Nobody) -"Und wenn er kommt?" (And when he comes?) - "Dann rennen wir!" (Then we run!")] in school when I was a child! It was some kind of chasing game, where you had to get across the room without getting touched by the "black Man" and when he caught you, you became one too.. So it got harder and harder until everyone was the "black Man", then the game ended.
I know that game too. (also German). Some Years after my time in school they stopped to play this game in schools because of the term "Schwarzer Mann".
I always was the original black man, and i loved it.
@@crazy_sauer becaus of the retarded politicians
We played this in Finland too! Our school changed the name to "Mustekala" (Ink Squid) because the name "Black Man" was found kinda racist.
@@fortie6902 like everywhere else becaus all became scared
Man, so much to talk about in this song, as always with Rammstein 😉Let me give a little breakdown on this:
1. The song is about how certain "leaders" want to afraid people to control them. In the video, this is visualised by the red wires.
2. The dominant colors in the viedeo are black, white and red, which are the colors of the flag of the Kaiserreich and the Third Reich. Also, you can say that the world the people in this video are living in, is just black and white, no grey. It can be understood as a reference to the simple minded people who are for example voting for politicians who are telling them exactly this black/white view (WE are good, THEY are bad). Also, the band is dressed up as the stereotype of this kind of conservative people.
3. "Der schwarze Mann" (The black man) is a german synonym for a creepy, ghost-like evil. As in the first verse of the song, children are often told "to obey, or else the black man will get you". It can be translated to boogey man in english, but like often, there is another meaning in this context. As said, the video is about leaders who are seedeing fear of anything foreign in peoples minds. So, the phrase "black man" can also be interpreted literally, namely refugees. In my opinion, it is a reference to the migration crisis in 2015 in Germany,. Or just remember the plans for a wall on the Mexican border...
OK, that's enough for now, I think with this hints you can figure out the rest for yourseve 😉 Greetings from Germany!
Its like an Image of the world right now..... (maybe you are right whit point 1...) but maybe it could be a warning in some way.... dont know... 🥶
Awesome comment thanks
Another hint: the band members who actually play the music are FFP3-masked, and the red wires of fear spread from them. Does it mean that it is a satire against COVID fearmongers? Yes and no. Their opponents play the same game. They are just the opposite spoke of a wheel.
And yet another hint: the six neighbors live in a circular world, or in a six-spoked wheel (the six-spoked wheel is also portrayed on Lindemann's lectern). Each one knows his closest neighbors immediately to the left and right of him (and before they start building high walls, the are friendly with their neighbors), but not his opposite on the other side of the circle. That opposite neighbor is the boogieman. So the anti-immigrationists see the pro-immigrationists, and the pro-immigrationists see anti-immigrationists. The do not see the real people with real concerns, they all see just the evil boogieman on the opposite side. On another spoke line promaskers and antimaskers play the same boogieman game, and so on.
Most of the listeners will, of course, happily take the song and the video as a jab against their own boogieman, and just reinforce their prejudices.
But those who can question themselves, those who can understand that their own views on the opposite side are as distorted as their opponents', well, they are worth it. The song can help those who realize it's about themselves.
A couple small things that I haven't seen anyone else point out:
The line "backs are wet" is repeated multiple times. If you reverse the order and combine "wet" and "back" you get a common derogatory slur for Mexican immigrants crossing the US-Mexico border.
Also the focus on the cheerleaders in so much of the video, all young innocent white girls, combined with the lyrics brings to mind the stereotypical fear of a white father worrying that his daughter will end up with a black man.
Great analysis though, as someone who barely speaks level-1 high school German I love to see how German people interpret the songs. Really helps me appreciate how great they are.
@@user-hv7jv8bb6c The mask thing is interesting, I didn't know that. I definitely wouldn't say their parody is 50/50 though as far as making fun of both sides. They very clearly make fun of racists and anti-immigrant sentiment, and Till's look with the goofy blonde haircut is 1000% supposed to represent Donald Trump or Boris Johnson. The color pallete (black, white, gray, red) is the same as that used by the Nazis on their flags, uniforms, etc. They're dressed up like stereotypical middle-aged conservative 50's era suburbanites. They're literally making out with heavily accessorized tacticool AR-15s/HK416s, the kind of stuff that conservatives love drooling over.
I'm not sure if you're one of those annoying "enlightened centrists", or this is a really lame psy-op attempt at trying to convince everyone that this fucking amazing video isn't primarily making fun of fear-mongering, anti-immigrant, right-wing faux-populists...either way nice try buddy...
From Germany with power and love! 🤘🏼❤
This is my favourite from the album awesome, imo they can do no wrong, fantastic reaction thanks guys, roll on Cardiff in June.
Glad you enjoyed it
New Album was released on Apr.29th. Thats why ;)
The cheerleader moves in the beginning and the end are referencing the "Haka Dance" done by the Maori, the indigenous people of New Zealand. The candy which the band eats in the end was called "Negerküsse" "Negro Kisses" back in the day. The name was changed a couple of years ago.
Very interesting! Thanx for your comment. This whole song\video is fckn masterpiece.
In Colombia we also have a sweet called "beso de negra", black woman´s kiss
Such simple music, but made in a brilliant way! And the lyrics are, as always, a big metaphor! Nice!
I’ve been listening to Rammstein since the 90’s. I’m seeing them in LA on the 24th and next year in Paris. This is just how they roll. Easily the most underrated band of all time. Their lyrics, their symbolism, the messages they communicate, and of course their showmanship. They are also fiercely dedicated to their fans.
Underrated lol theyre among the biggest bands on earth they sold 1 million ticket in Euroe in 1 hour
"simple"???? Well, well....
The cheerleaders are dope. It's the cherry on top of that song
In this video... they say/show how fast people get afraid when they read something in the internet or what people say in tv ( like covid, war,...).
Another great video form you guys!
It's about racism, my dude.
@@Nitro20101 WTF are you talking about?
@@natti8729 Oh, come on man.
The lyrics start with the story of how fathers make childrent obidient by scaring them that the "black man" will take them. That is a common form of normalising xenophobic and racist stereotypes, especially toward Romani people or immigrants. It continues how now the whole land and people are scared of the "black man". The chorus describes a person in total panic of the black man. There is even a lyric which describes that fear "Trust no one foreign."
And that's even before we go into the video which starts with two women of color circled with barbed wire which is an obvious reference to racism in Europe towards immigrants. You can google how many borders installed barbed wires in Europe after war refugees from Syria started fleeing to Europe.
Then in the video you have members of the band act roles of middle class white men which become increasingly paranoid and armed after consuming stuff on their PC and listening to right-wing speakers. They build walls, install survailance equipment and buy guns. All of this while the Till sings "Who is afraid of the black man?". With him on the lawn it seems like really an on the nose reference to that St. Louis lawyers and his wife
Then the whole video ends with one of them (Till) destroys the TV as one of the sources of racist rhetoric and as he is destroying it the whole video starts from having only two-three colors, starts to have even more until has the full spectre of color is visible implying that racism make distinct racial categories of people while in reality there is a whole rainbow of bodies, peoples and strugles.
Does that help?
@@Nitro20101 i heard that Schwarzen Mann means dark man like boogeyman, especially since this album has another song called schwarz, which is about the night.
Could mean both though
@@kylenielsen5083 It's both. For some reason people tend to overemphasize the "boogeyman" translation without even considering the racist implication of the story that the boogeyman is called the black man.
I'm disappointed that you didn't understand / get more out of the video because it has such an important message, especially in this day and age.
Ah. Dear, it's not really that different than in other times. Just the speed and amount has changed.
The German nursery rhyme about the boogieman (black man) in German goes:
1st kid: Who fears the black man?
Other kids: Nobody! Nobody!
1st kid: And if he comes?
Other Kids: Then we run!
It's often shouted before children play catching each other.
Amazing video. Thank you, GUYS.
i get goosebumps everytime i see this music videos :D
Guys where have you been Rammstein a fantastic world Rock Band brilliant and your just getting in them now.
Since 2001 I started to listen to them and I thought I was late as you say better late than never great work guys Mike UK 🇬🇧
Gretings from Germany Dudes, have a nice Time. i will see more,... ; )
Thank you!!
Your First Reaction at the End ... Awsome - Exactly, Thats it.
Did no one notice, the majority of the Video is filmed in Black/White/Red, which are the colours of the flag of the Kaiserreich and also the „Reichskriegsflagge“? Both flags has been shown multiple times on ralleys against refugees, Covid measures, etc.. Also the wheel sign at Tills speech desk, looks like a simplified Schwarze Sonne (black sun), which is a popular symbol often used by Nazis as well. To me, by using these elements, Rammstein does clearly indicate what kind of people they do portray here.
for me it's a gas valve
So they are establishment pawns and enemies of the German people in that case.
"Who is afraid of the black man" is the name of an old children game.
It stems from the time of the plague when men clothed in black where going from neighborhood to neighborhood to collect the dead.
The fear was to see the black man coming, since it meant that death was already there.
Since the plague was carried by people, new arrivals in remote villages where cast out by people afraid of the black man.
The images show the band getting more and more upset by the words of the television and paying more and more for unneeded security.
Towards the end the TV shows them simply their now weaponized neighbors to provoke to violence.
In the last scene the TV shows them the refugees while the smartphone shows the them to the refugees, showing the new target of fear to the opposite sides.
The "spell" is broken by till, destroying the TV.
Wow, this video is literally what’s happening to our world
Masterpiece 🔥❤ Rammstein 🔥🔥🔥
Music video of the year 🤟
Always great reaction ❤️❤️
Thank you!
There's been a rapid release of singles from the Zeit album but what the hey. Angst, loved the song and the video from the start. Even the trailer had me hooked. Knocks you off your feet straight away. Brilliant song about the way that propaganda is spread and how people lap it up even to their detriment. The song is simply perfection, the video, another masterpiece from Rammstein and Robert Gwisdek and the message is clear- fear the bogeyman because the bogeyman is you unless you look at the full picture. The symbolism just stunning, it's there in every scene. Till is madness personified both as his character and through his voice. The music driving and pounding and so, so Rammstein at their best. The ending of the video is unsettling especially with the piano playing in the background and the wind howling but what would a Rammstein video be if not unsettling. We all need to take a look at ourselves and see what we've become and what we do when we listen to the wrong people. Great moment in the video-realising that Ollie Riedel is one of the cheerleaders. Great reaction from you guys. I love how much you're enjoying the band.
I keep trying to find him,,,is he in back on the right??
@@BrettLee0 yep, you've got it. I was peering at the video thinking "Is that Ollie as a cheerleader? Nah. Bloody hell, it is!". Turning 50 has had some sort of effect on him it seems. He's gone all Gloria Swanson on us "I'm ready for my close-up Mr Zwisdek"! Great to see though because he's always been so shy, hiding in the background.
@@fionadowdeswell-simmons4968 awesome. My sister lives in LA, itll be expensive, but thinking of making the trip to see them,,,,and my sister of course 😁 I was disappointed in Ghosts new album- so pleased with this. What a band.
@@BrettLee0 If you can get there, I'd say go for it. They're only playing 2 more dates in the UK-Coventry and Cardiff-but unfortunately, I'm not well enough to make either trip. Still, I can make do with the albums and any footage that appears on RUclips so all is not lost. What a band indeed.
I definitely agree with you. While I still think Deutschland is the absolute best music video of all times, Rammstein is going like the sledgehammer through the whole music industry - every next video is so shockingly stunning and surprising, that leaves viewers speechless. No matter if this is done by heavy emotions in Zeit, unexpected fun relief in Dicke Titten or thrills and chills in Angst - they always excell in doing the best possible job!
Apart from the visuals, music is just amazing - the chorus is still playing in my mind!
I'm so eager to seeing them live soon - the worst thing is that these concerts are moved from 2020 and it's almost impossible to purchase any tickets! AAAArgh!
My favourite on ZEIT + I love how each hit on the tv brings back more and more color. 👍🏻❤️🤘🏻
The song is great and the video is amazing....Rammstein did it again! 💚💜💚
So sad that this could be the last Rammstein album... 🙁
I know right? After nearly 30 years they still deliver!! If this is their last album, it would be one hell of a way to end it all tho
@@thenicsilver I've been a massive fan for almost 20 years and the new album might honestly be their best one, every track is an absolute banger. I'm pretty conflicted because on the one hand I want more music from them in the future, and on the other I recognize that if this is them going out with a bang they did it in the best possible way.
The german word "angeschmiert" is interesting in the context of that video. Literally it means smear (someone)/mess someone up but the casual meaning is to scam someone.
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"And for the record, I believe they are talking about a shadow man"
Are They?
... this song talks about fear...
about been afraid of the one that's different...
Xenofobia, Racism, Classism, Different sides of a conflict, etc...
pick one and have fun!
Could be both. Like a the black men are the bogeymen.
They have another song called schwarz
Black Man (schwarzer Mann) means the Boogeyman in german. This Song and video is a masterpiece!! One of the best Rammstein productions so far in my opinion...
+1
In happy going too koncert the 22/6 in Århus party time yes!😎🇩🇰
Here we go again...😅🤘❤️
You guys should react to: Rammstein - Ich tu dir weh - Live at Madison Square Garden!
The "black man" does mean something like a shadow man or bogeyman, as you said, but in my mind the connotation of these fears not only being irrational, but also racist is intentional. The mad man constraint in a straight-jacket, speaking on a podium in a fascist like setting and at the end being unleashed speaks I think really well to this escalation of a fear and resentment based world-view, that turns into violence, madness, hatred and destruction.
Here the Lyrix:
When the children are ill-bred
Already the father has threatened
"The bogeyman, he will take you
If you do not follow my commandment"
And we believe it to this day
So in fear are the land and the people
Something bad will happen
Evil is coming, it will not go away
And the fear grows into the night
Door and gates are guarded
Backs wet, hands clammy
All are afraid of the bogeyman
(You)
In darkness he creeps up
If you're not good, he'll touch you
Never trust a stranger then
So much nightmare, so much delusion
And so we believe to this day
Heavily armed is the mob
Oh, they can't help it
Shouting fire into the alleys
And fear grows into the night
Not a wink of sleep
Their backs wet, their hands clammy
All are afraid of the bogeyman
(You)
(YOU)
(You)
Who is afraid of the bogeyman?
Who's afraid of the bogeyman?
Who's afraid of the bogeyman?
Who is afraid?
And fear grows into the night
Not a wink of sleep
Backs wet, hands clammy
All are afraid
(You)
(You) Black man
My God, these two reactors don't realise it, but Rammstein are talking about them.
you should watch the video clip from ZAZ with Till Lindemann. It´s in french an a chanson!
As an American you should watch Rammstein - Amerika 😁
yes
+1
You should try this one, tR: "orbit culture - vultures of north"
With television only black and white. Whithout television all colours. Good message
Ich Liebe Rrrrrrammstein 💗
Reminded me of Mad Max Fury Road - Guitar Full Scenes
You really should watch the video " Donaukinder " , the lyrics and video is breath taking, also based on facts. Impact is really deep.
Sounds like a plan! Thank you!
We have an old kids play that goes "are you scared of the black man? "No!" "But if he comes?" "Then we run away!". I remember we did that in elementary school.
Not sure what it's referring to. A man in black coat, death (like grim reaper) or actually a dark skinned man? Good chance it's racist. At least it can be understood that way and Rammstein use this play on words here. It's the Angst (fear) of refugees that come to Germany and how some people want to arm up.
Check "Ich tue dir weh (Live)" or "Mein Herz brennt (Piano Version)" they are awesome trust me ;)
0:07 ...My name is Ron... My name is Andy Serkis...
Hello from Germany.
"Whose is a afraid of the black man" is a Kid's game from back in the late 1860's that I played as a kid. It goes back to mideveal times of the plague or also known as 'the black death'. Bodies actually turned black (sorry, was that too pictorial?). So the game "Who is afraid of the black man" is actually refering to the boogeyman. In the song it's being used to address the fear/ racism of refugees or anything non-familiar. The song is taking a ruthless/ brutal honest look at the philistine. Working a 9- 5 job, barbecue at the weekend in the well kept front yards, gossiping over the news. But behind the tidy fassade it's quite ugly and they are glued to the screens consuming what they believe are "news". And it nourishes their fear. A quite provocative detail in the outro that every German will catch on to is, that they are eating chocolate foam kisses on the sofa (don't know what they are actually named in english). In Germany they used to be called "Negro kisses" or "Moor heads". Fortunately the name of the candy was changed a few years ago and some people (those philistine) got mad about it 🙄 and some of these idiots still call the candy by its old name.
This song is one of my favourites. Such a banger. The video is another amazing piece of art.
With love from Germany
@@Uwe-tq4jr Ach Uwe. Ich antworte mal lieber auf deutsch. Vielleicht hat der automatische Übersetzer vorher, nicht korrekt übersetzt. Was glauben Sie denn, wie lange ein solches Video dauert, es zu prodizieren? Das schneidet man nicht mal so schnell zusammen. Das dauert Monate. Hat also mit der aktuellen Situation(UA) nichts zu tun. Der Spruch mit Russland ist vollkommen überflüssig gewesen. Es geht generell um geschürte Ängste. Sei es durch das, was einem die Eltern erzählen, oder durch Hetzer in Medien jeglicher Art. Das Kinderspiel wird hier als Allegorie gewählt. Natürlich geht es nicht sprichwörtlich um schwarze Menschen. Sondern um ein Schreckgespenst oder Schattenfigur, etwas, daß einem Angst einflößt. Die Anfangsszene und die Schokokussszene sind Audruck der politischen Haltung der Band zu den jeweiligem Thema. Migrationspolitik Europas und die Namensänderung der Süßigkeit vor ein paar Jahren bzw., wie sich genau diese, im Video porträtierten Spießer darüber aufgeregt hatten und offensichtlich immer noch aufregen.
Und natürlich habe ich das Video zu dem Lied "Deutschland" gesehen. Viele Male. Ein absolutes Meisterwerk. Und auch in diesem Video geht es nicht um schwarze Menschen. Ruby Commey personifiziert Germania. Sie stellt, in Kombination unterschiedlicher Kostüme, die Farben der deutschen Flagge dar. Sie führt und zeigt die Geschichte unseres Landes. Es zeigt, zusammen mit dem Text, das Verhältnis, daß viele Deutsche zu ihrem Land haben. Eine Hass- Liebe- Beziehung.
I hope you can see the geopolitical and socio-critical points of view. It is not only simply well done, but has clear messages in it. Fear is stirred up by the media and the arms industry earns billions with it. In parallel, we are increasingly marginalizing the third world and isolating poor countries. (The dark-skinned in the barbed wire circle) Greetings from Switzerland.
The Western media and politicians massively support mass immigration and welfare for foreigners at the expense of their own people and homeless! What kind of drugs are you on to be spouting such nonsense? It isn't 1998 anymore.
As written in the comment below boogy man is "schwarzer mann" (black man) in german, this comes from the stuff burglers and robbers are wearing , dark cloth with a ski mask e, g,
Fear the Boogie man, great song
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"Die schwarze-mann" is German for boogie man - no racial implication at al but it's an unfortunate lateral translation. The song is about how media tell us to be afraid of everything and the result is a divided society who no longer talk to to each other, instead we turn our fear and hatred to the unknown and we're suspicious of everything. I love the imagery of the bound and gagged politician being held up and forced to recite the words. The end scene, Til smashing the old CRT tv, that's the hope, that we can still find our way back to a day when society wasn't controlled by the screen.
Is has racial and xenophobic implication. Thats the whole reason why they used the boogie man to hide a second meaning behind it. Thats also why they are eating N*gerküsse at the end. Its obviously supposed to take a piss at conservative fearmongering which is why they are all arming themselves and which is why you can see refugees closed behind barb wire.
They cant make it more obvious than that. Cmon
I love how they used a real Viking chant in this song.
Jaaa! Das is gut!😊👍
It's just art to me. That whole thing. There are better poets, better musicians, better visual artists, but the package? Pretty outstanding. I don't like to say that they are the best, that belittles other great artists. But, well, they keep amazing me. This word play, Schwarzer Mann's literal translation is Black Man, so for an english speaker, the meaning is obvious as soon as they hear that translation. But in german, the meaning is not as clear, it's more like Boogeyman. The context is required to make clear that it might actually be indeed a reference to people being afraid of literally black men. I imagine it being like in english you'd have a song like "fear of the dark" (sorry iron maiden) and then twist it a bit and it becomes fear of dark skin people. Something like that.
The outro is very eyeopening. Throughout constant consume of media people might see the world in black and white (only extremes). The destruction of the TV brings Back the colour. I think thats the main message which can fit for different problems we fit today.
Exactly, we have a huge media problem.
You should listen to Wiener Blut or Puppe there he used growl and shouting techniques.
Oh nice! Thank you
There always multiple meanings in an Rammstein Text ... in an Kind of Philosophie.
Rammstein Puppe nxt pls !
Rammstein in it´s prime ladys and gentlemen :-)
"It's called Ääänst" xD
Вижу ваше видео сразу ставлю вам ❤
It's about control of social média ', ❤ the fear is one of wepens❤
It can be read as a commentary on fear of immigration. In Germany, Europe in general, a lot of fear is spread around immigration from Africa, because we have a lot of immigrants trying to reach our shores from the south. So the "black man" can be taken as the boogie man but also literally. Of course, Rammstein are not racists, but they're highlighting how people are being pushed into being fearful of the other, the guys in the video fencing themselves in, while the refugees at the beginning and end of the video are also fenced in, probably not by their own free will. It's a commentary on how the internet, irresponsible media shores up fears in people and I think the particular angle Rammstein are going for is best understood when you're German and part of this cultural circle that we're in.
You could be right. I could easily see that being another way of interpreting this.
not just in Germany and Europe either...probably why this song/video hits home with half of America.
I am a Swede, and I interpret it exactly the same way.
Also, Flake said in an interview that they were inspired by many things happening in the world and he mentioned Donald Trump, so I think it is about the US as well.
This video is amazing. ❤️❤️
@@axiy8146 ;)
@@kensalter Last I checked Cheerleaders are a staple in America and only spread recently, so I think this might be for America specifically, especially since the band, as regular people, are avle to buy guns (the kissing in one part could be interpreted as a "witty" jab at gun culture).
Everybody says that the „black man“ is in English the Boogie Man.
But haven’t you noticed that the woman and child on the sand surrounded by barb wire were black?
Rammstein never sing about just one meaning. 😉
However, love your reactions.👍🏻
and the dessert they are eating at the end is called or was called in Europe n*ger head or n*ger kiss, or n*ger - choose a word- it depend of the country
@Necramonium I know, I had latin class in the past and I speak a latin language ( french ) but you know, youtube and other US enterprise can be a little annoying with the use of certain word...
should of just watched the video with sub titles was like watching you stare into space
Don't get confused with "Black Man", it means "Boogeyman" (Schwarzer Mann).
Hi bro's, i love Rammstein and love Angst, the song and the video ! Greatings and love from germany ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Ok a lil Info : Wer hat Angst vom schwarzen Mann ( who ist afraid of the black man ) is a Counting rhyme/ Game from 15th century. Der schwarze Mann, Represents the Death. Somebody say, its a Counting rhyme from 13th cen. and the Black man represents the Plague himself. That have nothing to do with rasism.
LINDEMANN - Ach so gern (Official Video)
LINDEMANN - Steh auf (Official Video)
LINDEMANN - Knebel (Official Video)
are the 3 i enjoy
There is a lot of symbolism in here that most non germans can not understand if they do not know something about german culture and history and of course the present…
and you still keep it secret, nice dude 🤣
Already saw the new video of Adieu?
"Wer hat Angst vor,m schwarzen Mann" is a german childhood game from school sport-lesson.
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Coldplay - The Hardest Part (Official Video)
Being fed lies, fear and suspicion even amongst neighbours and friend. The red wires symbolises the false information being passed from the high ups to the everyday people.
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Cheerleaders are both creepy and hypnotic
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I come from Germany. Please react the Videos Mein Herz brennt and Klavier from Rammstein and read the epic lyrics ✌️ ✌️ ✌️
I saw these guys live when they were just starting and didn't like them then. However, while they're still not my cup of tea I must admit they've earned their place and are awesome at what they do. And yes, I believe they're talking about a boogey man.
Yes and no...boogey man and refugees...
you need see MUTTER - RAMMSTEIN
Great song and u get a little bit of slipknot vibes from it too
Yeah I can hear that!
The boogeyman and the “Blackman” are the same thing. Well the concept is the same. I think the song and the video just wants to teach that you have to be more aware of fake news and so on. Just a thought.
The boogeyman refers to real world events
Like fear of war violence and your neighbor leaders want to divide you and conquer you which is why the guns you used to kill and kill until the bogeyman is gone
Did you realize how the color came back to real life once he smashed the TV..?
Algorithmus Moin aus Hamburg.
At the end of the video, the band eats candy. In Germany it was called Negro kisses (Literally from german into english translated Nigga kisses). The government decided that the name was racist. The sweets could no longer be called that. All companies had to change the name to chocolate foam kisses. This changes the perspective on the lyrics and what background it might have. Furthermore, the color of the video gives us some information. We have a present where all colors are included and we have the TV program with the Boogeyman theme. There is only black and white with red accents. The separate walls between the band members remind me of Kurt Lewin's experiments on parenting styles: democratic, laissez-faire and autocratic. Kurt Lewin was one of the most important psychologists of the 20th century. He was the founder of the so-called field theory and group dynamics
That is a great explanation. That makes a lot of sense. Thank you
That wasn't a government decision. The companies that make these sweets changed the name, after some public debate about it. This issue played in many European countries. In France for example they were called "nigger heads", and in the Netherlands "nigger kisses" as well. Other languages had similar names. They've all changed in recent years.
I love reading the comments of people saying the song/video isn't about racism, immigration, and the media... although anyone with eyes can get the gist....
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We did. It was u fortunately blocked. It is on our patreon though.
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This is a warning about the paranoia which comes from fear broadcasted by a fear monger... like Trump. The boogie man definition of Schwarten mann is right, but Rammstein loves to have multiple meaning and playing with words. Love it !!!
I'd argue its not 'a' fear monger, its pretty much anyone. The media works with hyperbolic tendencies, politics do be it left or right, hell even parenting does.
trump is not the black man .. dude.. Greetings from germany :-*
@@Nelsathis True, but one party and one man as in Trump, is absolutely cheerleading for walls and razor wire and AR-15's. And uses a hyperbolic rhetoric that inflames and causes anger and fear. I don't know if they had Trump specifically in mind, but he fits the bill.
@@olsen203 But Trump is the one who stirs up fears and fears the black man. So the conclusion is correct!
@@seanhall9998 could be Putin inducing fear on the russian people about what's happening in Ukraine and telling how "bad" the ukranian are
There is heavy message in there. Nothing to laugh. Anyway... Thank you guys for this reaction.