The song is about Till's father that died of cancer. This is one of the most emotional songs Till has ever created. And the amazing thing is that he portrays it so well with this song. The man is truly an artist.
Hello D 😄. My English is not so good, I have to work with the translator. I have been battling cancer for 14 years. I had two rounds of chemotherapy, two rounds of radiation therapy and countless surgeries. Yes, the pharmaceutical industry makes a lot of money from it. But there is also decades of research behind it, people also want to earn money and don't do it on a voluntary basis. Now it's happened to me for the third time, a new illness. Without these two chemotherapies, I wouldn't have had the chance of getting a third illness! This song describes exactly the emotional life of a cancer patient who is undergoing chemotherapy. I completely found myself in it. He puts it succinctly. Viele Grüße aus Deutschland! 🥰
In the current Lindemann tour, this is the last song, played from a recording, and during the song in the back screen you can see Till singing as if he were a CT image all the bones in his skull are white, but there is small red dot in his brain that grows as song goes on, until the end when the red part is huge and Till’s image fades away 💔
My wife got bone chancer (acute myeloid leukaemia) 20 years after the 1986 Tschernobyl accident. We both life in east germany. AML is the most aggressive form of leukaemia. So i know exactly what Till is singing about. The vicious see is the water basin inside the reactor, and with the rain came the beast, the radioactiv fallout. Because of the chemotherapy she got bald. She had fiery red eyes and her lips were covered in white foam from vomiting. She has survived. Funny thing, her birthday is April 26, the day Tschernobyl happend. I just remember, i was on this concert in Leipzig 2019, a grown man right besides me was crying as a child. And you are damn right, everybody of us knows anybody...
Wow. I did not know it was possible to even survive that. The chemo worked completely? That's amazing. And how long was the whole process until full recovery? I'm genuinely curious, and this almost seems like a miracle to me. I'm glad you both made it through it and can live the rest of your lives happy and grateful, to many more years for you both.
@@Kroitk Thank you! All the best to you too! The complete process took almost 2 years. She got 3 chemos in a row, lost all her hair and almost 20kg weight, down to 45kg. She threw up every day for 3 months until her eyeballs were blood red from the bleeding. Her immune system was brought down to zero, a cold could have killed her. We were also only allowed to visit her once a week for safety reasons, which was also a particularly hard time for our 3-year-old son. After 6 months the first sample of bone marrow was tested and there were less than 1% cancer cells left. Then came the further treatment with chemo tablets from which she got such terrible headaches that she could not even open her eyes in the light. After almost 2 years, the last bone marrow sample showed that she was 100% cancer free, and she still is today. She survived because she was incredibly lucky that the cancer was detected very early. She had a dental treatment that had not stopped bleeding, so the doctor decided to send a blood sample to the lab. The next day she was already in the hospital. The doctor said she had probably only had acute myeloid leukaemia for about 2 weeks before the discovery, but without a diagnosis she would not have survived 6 months.
I lost my husband to cancer almost 5 years ago, whenever I hear this song, it really speaks to me. Till Lindemann writes lyrics that will pierce your soul.
Hello D i love that song so much i have great memory to my mom with this song because she died in 2016 and waths Till sings : its kill so slow and sillence is true after fight 4months fighting to pancreas cancer she lost 😢 its sad she past away but she's still in my heart and i love to watch your youtube channel , greeting Dimitri from Belgium
Shaken, helpless and so scared. That's the way I remember my father dealing with cancer. This song came out in that period and I both love and hate it because it's beautiful and makes me think about him, but also about those hard, hopeless days. I miss you, dad.
My wife's mother is currently battling cancer. I don't want to go into details but this is her second course of treatment after a year of remission. This song really hits home...no pun intended. It's one of my favorite Lindemann songs if not the best. It's really depressing though.
The one Lindemann song I find difficult to listen to after losing my father to cancer two years ago. I'm currently going through tests for the same type of cancer as well and it's not fun.I'm still here though and that's what's important to me right now. I've got too much living to do yet.
As a cancer survivor, I feel I need to comment on your suggestion that no cure has been found because they don't want to. Cancer is not just one thing - like say smallpox - every different cancer needs different drugs and a different approach, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, bone marrow transplants etc plus more drugs to help counteract the sometimes horrible side effects of the first lot of drugs, all taking into account other conditions patients may already have, heart disease, HIV, diabetes, the list goes on. Many, many people have dedicated their whole lives to finding a cure for any one of the cancers out there and progress has been made. There will probably never be a 'cure all' cancer pill, the disease is too complicated. To dismiss the work done by so many dedicated people the world over is disrespectful and untrue. That said, the drug companies will of course charge a fortune for whatever drugs are discovered, that ain't ever gonna change.
Very good reaction again. Don’t worry about your pronounciation. It is nearly perfect. I can not listen to this song often, because it is so sad. But when I do I always love it.
Yep, my aunt died of cancer--breast cancer that spread (1979) and my uncle from throat cancer. I was fortunate that the endometrial cancer was caught early and one year away from all clear
another live had a skull behind him, where cancer like in brain was growing bigger and bigger, when the song was going on, later the skull collapsed... so good animation
I lost my best friend to large cell non Hodgkin lymphoma aged just 34 in 1997, leaving two beautiful little girls. I had taken her to chemo, to her oncology appointments, she and the girls stayed with us after a failed bone marrow transplant and she was so sick. She went into a coma at home and we went to see her and I was so delusional that I fully believed that she would wake up. I was on my own with her, stroking her hair and talking to her, then her little 2 yr old came in and was saying Mumma to her and there was no reaction at all and then I knew and started to sob. She died the next day, I wasn’t ready for her to go. She had entrusted me to make sure that her make up was right for her funeral, it was heartbreaking for me to see her so still and cold, but her make up,was wrong. So they did it again and she looked so gorgeous. I love that girl with my soul and miss her every day of my life. My darling Meredith ❤️
Man, I swear, always when Peter comes in at the Background, I am thinking of a Poem from German author. Uhland was was his name and the poems name is "Des Saengers Fluch" (The singers curse). Because there is a part, where it says:"...Des Alten sang dazwischen, wie dumpfer Geisterchor..." (The old one [alright Peter is younger then Till, but it sounds like that] sang, like a hollow "ghost choral"), well, yes I am not good in translating poems, but I guess, you get, what I want to say with it. It sounds so good, but the song is so sad. Yes, my uncle's wife died about one year after Freddy Mercury. She was 32 years old and the children where 6 and 3. They had a Christmas tree in November, because they had known, it is her last Christmas with the children. She died End of November. I was 11. And 4 years later I was helping my Uncle during the summer holidays. He could not find an Au Pair for some reason, I do not remember and so I went there, to have a look after them. At this time they where 10 and 7. Well for a 15 year old, a lot to handle, but I had practice, although my little sister was there about 2 years old. Yes, there is a big gab between me and her, I know. Thanks for your reaction.
@@ReactionsbyD I know and do be honest, I also sometimes have the feeling, some are not interesting of getting really "rid of it". But we should not say it too loud. It was for all so terrible. because she was so young and my uncle loved her a lot. it took him three years, until he could even clean out her wardrobe, which I understand of course, but well, it was really a hard time for him and you can imagine, that the bosses were not so understandable, when he said, he need sooner off, because of the kids. It was a terrible time, for all of them.
@@andreagruber5813 People in business can be so cold. I wish they could have been more understanding of you uncle's situation, with the kids and all. Of course, it would have been a different story if it was the bosses having these troubles. I don't understand why we can't be more understanding of each other's feelings in situations like this. Unfortunately, there are people who would try to take advantage of these situations, but we shouldn't punish everyone for the selfish acts of few. I'm deeply sorry for your loss and what you had to go through.
@@DrDave541 Thank you and unfortunately it is so true. I have to say, that a few years ago, I switched business and well, it can be hard as an artist too, but way less hard, then when you have to deal with "business guys". Except you are a "big fish", then it also gets harder, but I am only a little artist, who makes photographs, paints, writes, acts, and also know some stuff behind the camera (since I am 40 I have a degree in digital film production). Until now it was a better atmosphere at my "art stuff" then I ever had with those "business guys". I really felt sorry for my uncle, that is why I helped him back then. It is now already such a while ago, but I think it "stayed" because of this "shi.... Christmas time" we had back then. But this is one of the things, where you say:"It is what it is". Unfortunately we can not change it. Thank you so much for your reply and enjoy your weekend. ❤
The song is about Till's father that died of cancer. This is one of the most emotional songs Till has ever created. And the amazing thing is that he portrays it so well with this song. The man is truly an artist.
I wish Till's dad would have lived long enough to see his son's success especially because of their complicated relationship
Yes, he died before he became successful with Rammstein. I think he would have liked to hear his praise too @@sophiecooper1824
Hello D 😄. My English is not so good, I have to work with the translator.
I have been battling cancer for 14 years. I had two rounds of chemotherapy, two rounds of radiation therapy and countless surgeries. Yes, the pharmaceutical industry makes a lot of money from it. But there is also decades of research behind it, people also want to earn money and don't do it on a voluntary basis. Now it's happened to me for the third time, a new illness. Without these two chemotherapies, I wouldn't have had the chance of getting a third illness!
This song describes exactly the emotional life of a cancer patient who is undergoing chemotherapy. I completely found myself in it. He puts it succinctly.
Viele Grüße aus Deutschland! 🥰
I am very happy to hear you are winning the battle!
Ich liebe Till Lindemann ❤️
In the current Lindemann tour, this is the last song, played from a recording, and during the song in the back screen you can see Till singing as if he were a CT image all the bones in his skull are white, but there is small red dot in his brain that grows as song goes on, until the end when the red part is huge and Till’s image fades away 💔
My wife got bone chancer (acute myeloid leukaemia) 20 years after the 1986 Tschernobyl accident. We both life in east germany. AML is the most aggressive form of leukaemia. So i know exactly what Till is singing about. The vicious see is the water basin inside the reactor, and with the rain came the beast, the radioactiv fallout. Because of the chemotherapy she got bald. She had fiery red eyes and her lips were covered in white foam from vomiting. She has survived.
Funny thing, her birthday is April 26, the day Tschernobyl happend.
I just remember, i was on this concert in Leipzig 2019, a grown man right besides me was crying as a child. And you are damn right, everybody of us knows anybody...
How horrible.
So, so sorry for both but I'm glad she lived!
Very Happy she made it!!!
Wow. I did not know it was possible to even survive that. The chemo worked completely? That's amazing. And how long was the whole process until full recovery? I'm genuinely curious, and this almost seems like a miracle to me. I'm glad you both made it through it and can live the rest of your lives happy and grateful, to many more years for you both.
@@Kroitk Thank you! All the best to you too!
The complete process took almost 2 years. She got 3 chemos in a row, lost all her hair and almost 20kg weight, down to 45kg. She threw up every day for 3 months until her eyeballs were blood red from the bleeding. Her immune system was brought down to zero, a cold could have killed her. We were also only allowed to visit her once a week for safety reasons, which was also a particularly hard time for our 3-year-old son. After 6 months the first sample of bone marrow was tested and there were less than 1% cancer cells left. Then came the further treatment with chemo tablets from which she got such terrible headaches that she could not even open her eyes in the light. After almost 2 years, the last bone marrow sample showed that she was 100% cancer free, and she still is today.
She survived because she was incredibly lucky that the cancer was detected very early. She had a dental treatment that had not stopped bleeding, so the doctor decided to send a blood sample to the lab. The next day she was already in the hospital. The doctor said she had probably only had acute myeloid leukaemia for about 2 weeks before the discovery, but without a diagnosis she would not have survived 6 months.
I lost my husband to cancer almost 5 years ago, whenever I hear this song, it really speaks to me. Till Lindemann writes lyrics that will pierce your soul.
I don't know how he always manages it, like he's watching everything closely
Hello D i love that song so much i have great memory to my mom with this song because she died in 2016 and waths Till sings : its kill so slow and sillence is true after fight 4months fighting to pancreas cancer she lost 😢 its sad she past away but she's still in my heart and i love to watch your youtube channel , greeting Dimitri from Belgium
Two more days/ tumor days.
The wordplay id genius
brilliant, totally missed that one
Such a great song, very beautiful, meaningful, and yes sad. My mom is battling cancer right now. And it’s so difficult, the suffering …😥💔
Till's mother recently wrote a book that also talked about this. She writes, we washed you and your son hit you on the chest and said, Hey dude.
scorpions and ramstein both are loved by russians and us :D
Till s Father ..
Shaken, helpless and so scared. That's the way I remember my father dealing with cancer. This song came out in that period and I both love and hate it because it's beautiful and makes me think about him, but also about those hard, hopeless days. I miss you, dad.
My wife's mother is currently battling cancer. I don't want to go into details but this is her second course of treatment after a year of remission.
This song really hits home...no pun intended. It's one of my favorite Lindemann songs if not the best. It's really depressing though.
The one Lindemann song I find difficult to listen to after losing my father to cancer two years ago. I'm currently going through tests for the same type of cancer as well and it's not fun.I'm still here though and that's what's important to me right now. I've got too much living to do yet.
Good luck my friend, hope everything goes well - sorry about your father :(
Lost my mom to cancer. It's been almost 13 years, but it still hurts so much. Especially when listening to such songs. 😭
You must watch Lindemann - Steh auf! (Official video) it’s fun.
As a cancer survivor, I feel I need to comment on your suggestion that no cure has been found because they don't want to. Cancer is not just one thing - like say smallpox - every different cancer needs different drugs and a different approach, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, bone marrow transplants etc plus more drugs to help counteract the sometimes horrible side effects of the first lot of drugs, all taking into account other conditions patients may already have, heart disease, HIV, diabetes, the list goes on. Many, many people have dedicated their whole lives to finding a cure for any one of the cancers out there and progress has been made. There will probably never be a 'cure all' cancer pill, the disease is too complicated. To dismiss the work done by so many dedicated people the world over is disrespectful and untrue. That said, the drug companies will of course charge a fortune for whatever drugs are discovered, that ain't ever gonna change.
Very good reaction again. Don’t worry about your pronounciation. It is nearly perfect. I can not listen to this song often, because it is so sad. But when I do I always love it.
A very good friend from me died by cancer, he was 44 years old ! Greatings and love from germany ♥️♥️🥰♥️♥️🥰♥️♥️
Yep, my aunt died of cancer--breast cancer that spread (1979) and my uncle from throat cancer. I was fortunate that the endometrial cancer was caught early and one year away from all clear
A very hard song beautifly sad sang. That's Till.
Ich denke mir es ist einfacher in einer anderen Sprache zu singen, wenn es so eng ist.
Hello People
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Love it ❤️
another live had a skull behind him, where cancer like in brain was growing bigger and bigger, when the song was going on, later the skull collapsed... so good animation
I lost my best friend to large cell non Hodgkin lymphoma aged just 34 in 1997, leaving two beautiful little girls. I had taken her to chemo, to her oncology appointments, she and the girls stayed with us after a failed bone marrow transplant and she was so sick. She went into a coma at home and we went to see her and I was so delusional that I fully believed that she would wake up. I was on my own with her, stroking her hair and talking to her, then her little 2 yr old came in and was saying Mumma to her and there was no reaction at all and then I knew and started to sob. She died the next day, I wasn’t ready for her to go. She had entrusted me to make sure that her make up was right for her funeral, it was heartbreaking for me to see her so still and cold, but her make up,was wrong. So they did it again and she looked so gorgeous. I love that girl with my soul and miss her every day of my life. My darling Meredith ❤️
ERSTE 😁❤️
A good friend of mine died of cancer two day's ago 😔. His Name is Frank.
:(
👍❤❤
Man, I swear, always when Peter comes in at the Background, I am thinking of a Poem from German author. Uhland was was his name and the poems name is "Des Saengers Fluch" (The singers curse). Because there is a part, where it says:"...Des Alten sang dazwischen, wie dumpfer Geisterchor..." (The old one [alright Peter is younger then Till, but it sounds like that] sang, like a hollow "ghost choral"), well, yes I am not good in translating poems, but I guess, you get, what I want to say with it. It sounds so good, but the song is so sad.
Yes, my uncle's wife died about one year after Freddy Mercury. She was 32 years old and the children where 6 and 3. They had a Christmas tree in November, because they had known, it is her last Christmas with the children. She died End of November. I was 11. And 4 years later I was helping my Uncle during the summer holidays. He could not find an Au Pair for some reason, I do not remember and so I went there, to have a look after them. At this time they where 10 and 7. Well for a 15 year old, a lot to handle, but I had practice, although my little sister was there about 2 years old. Yes, there is a big gab between me and her, I know. Thanks for your reaction.
sorry to hear that :( Cancer SUCKS
@@ReactionsbyD I know and do be honest, I also sometimes have the feeling, some are not interesting of getting really "rid of it". But we should not say it too loud. It was for all so terrible. because she was so young and my uncle loved her a lot. it took him three years, until he could even clean out her wardrobe, which I understand of course, but well, it was really a hard time for him and you can imagine, that the bosses were not so understandable, when he said, he need sooner off, because of the kids. It was a terrible time, for all of them.
@@andreagruber5813 People in business can be so cold. I wish they could have been more understanding of you uncle's situation, with the kids and all. Of course, it would have been a different story if it was the bosses having these troubles. I don't understand why we can't be more understanding of each other's feelings in situations like this. Unfortunately, there are people who would try to take advantage of these situations, but we shouldn't punish everyone for the selfish acts of few.
I'm deeply sorry for your loss and what you had to go through.
@@DrDave541 Thank you and unfortunately it is so true. I have to say, that a few years ago, I switched business and well, it can be hard as an artist too, but way less hard, then when you have to deal with "business guys". Except you are a "big fish", then it also gets harder, but I am only a little artist, who makes photographs, paints, writes, acts, and also know some stuff behind the camera (since I am 40 I have a degree in digital film production). Until now it was a better atmosphere at my "art stuff" then I ever had with those "business guys". I really felt sorry for my uncle, that is why I helped him back then. It is now already such a while ago, but I think it "stayed" because of this "shi.... Christmas time" we had back then. But this is one of the things, where you say:"It is what it is". Unfortunately we can not change it.
Thank you so much for your reply and enjoy your weekend. ❤
my mom passed away from cancer back in 2009
His father died on cancer
"Two more days" or "Tumor days"?
It's a wordplay.