Wrong quote, wrong fight. - "Those were 500 Dollar sunglasses, asshole!" and then - "This is where you fall down." But the fight with this song is Sonya vs Kano.
Thanks to the guy who introduced me to KMDM in a cyber cafe in the 2000s, all we did was play arcade games, drink soda eat junk food and download mp3s, and that was all we needed.
You described my life in those days: napster, edonkey, audiogalaxy (I loved the boards so much!)... I've downloaded hundreds gb of mp3's back then and still have them. As I have the memories of a great time of internet culture. And today we have tiktok and Instagram 😂😭
+Drawtoonz Studio Holy shit. I have been listening to this song for years and only just found out that it says sister salvation and not "this is the salvation".
+regalternative It has that Gospel Choir thing going on and it works really well and makes me laugh. I prefer the older KMFDM each album you had no idea what you would get :)
Anarchy, Professional Killer, Megalomaniac, Salvation, Free Your Hate, Split Sperm, Stray Bullet, New American Century, Brute, Search & Destroy, Flesh, Hau Ruck, Amnesia, Krank, You're No Good, Looking For Strange, Trust, Beast, Waste, Terror, Leid Elend, Mercy, and Revolution are all tied
@@hjm9571 The main guy who writes most of the songs thinks it didn't fit the album. It is literally the best song on this album, and the other tracks are ALL amazing. Despite Juke Joint Jezebel being their most well known song (since it appeared on the Mortal Kombat movie soundtrack), and one that gives them a shitload of royalties, they wont play it live and it's not included on their greatest hits compilation. And that my friend, is a travesty.
This song never gets old to me. I think part of it is I rarely listen to it and when I do I just can't fathom the sheer genius of it and sadness it invokes inside me.
I just realised they usd KMFDM in both the Street Fighter 2 Animated Movie and in Mortal Kombat. In SF2 the song they used was 'Ultra' and in MK they used 'Juke Joint Jezebel'. What's extra cool though is that those two songs are side by side on the album :D
its soudns terrible? im just trying to find out why this was the columbine shooters favorite band, im starting to realize they just wanted pain, like this band LMFAO.... if this is the best song by this band, i dont get how this had any fans?
When I was a kid my friends neighbors were huge meth addicts and very reclusive, all of their trashed out automobiles the ones that ran and the ones that didn't all had stickers on them that said KMFDM we always wondered what it meant, years later after finding a fondness with industrial type music it all makes sense.
GODDAMN! What a fucking song! Absolute masterpiece. Choreography and audiography was just everywhere. I LOVED IT! What a trip to hear again after 15+ years. Simply amazing.
I have been listening to pretty much ONLY this song for the past week. Seriously. And when I'm not listening to it...I'm still listening to it in my head. I've introduced three people at least to it this week. It's basically audio heroin.
I love how people talk about listening to this music in their high school days and me who is about to finish high school has been listening to all these types of bands for a while already
@Mahavira that is faking hilarious to me! I was into that band at day 1, early 80s and have heard them called a lot of things, but never that! 🤣 They just aint into killing animals for a new perfume product. Settle down!😂
i think this might be my absolute fucking favorite kmfdm track. you all hit it on the head that gospel thang mixed up with hard hitting industrial is just delicious.
This brings me back to all those Jerry Springer antics we got up to back in high school in the mid to late 90's while listening to stuff like this. I feel like I'm 17 again!
I knew there was a reason I liked this song so much: [Wikipedia]: "Juke Joint Jezebel" is a song by industrial rock group KMFDM from their 1995 album Nihil. It is KMFDM's most widely known song to date, with around three million copies of the song sold in various forms.[1][2]
For decades, I've only been familiar with the remix that appeared on the Mortal Kombat soundtrack. This is my first time listening to the original album version and I'm honestly not sure which one I like more. They both fucking slap HARD!
Warrior for Truth that's sweet!! Everybody talking bout MK. But its like a bunch oK people got together and did their first line of really good COKE!! I wanna bounce through that wall !! I wanna kill somebody!! I wanna start a war!! Hey!! Everyone chill out!! Let's try the COKE now!! KMFDM FUCKIN ROCKS!!
I can't reject this empty hole I cannot count the bloody cost I can't believe this wretched soul Come penetrate all this loss Come on and kill this sense of life And be the one who is denied Now show me one more upturned knife And fill the emptiness inside Be mine, sister salvation Juke joint Jezebel is coming for my cremation Be mine, sister salvation Closer now, see the revelation If I could leave my burning skin That has been been used up in your sin Is there a tiny part of me Untouched, unsoiled by misery? Be mine, sister salvation Juke joint Jezebel is coming for my cremation Be mine, sister salvation Closer now, see the revelation I am the city that will lie You are the one that blame passed by This is the place where I will weep The loneliness of sweet conceit...
I remember about 13 years ago waking up under a bridge starting my day.. I had this weird stereo contraption I made with a boom box, carrying strap, and rigged mp3 aux player remote thingy.. I played this song really loud to get prepared for what the day would bring.. Then across the street this guy in dreads who also crashed there overnight came over with a big smile and said he couldn't believe he wakes up outside to hear that song he liked jamming out.. he ended up smoking me out and sharing a little of his story before we parted ways.. Though that time in my life is over and I have no wish or reason to return to it.. I did have wonky experiences to reflect on from time to time..
I asked my cousins husband to send me a song that’s industrial/death metal knowing he loves dad rock. He sent me here. I’m so glad cause I was listening to Slowdive and Sigur Ros way too much :)
Just a heads up since everyone talks about them being in film. They were also in Johnny Mnemonic with Keanu Reaves and Henry Rollins(Rollins band, duh!). Yeah, the 90s weren't all depressing. Some great sh!t came out of it too.
Just to clear out the doubts or missinfos about the name KMFDM: It is "no pity for the masses" (Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit), just turned around on purpose to "no masses for the pity" (Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid) :) In english you have "the", it's same male, female and neutral. In German we have pronouns and wordendings for each gender, so "Kein" is the "no-with-neutral-ending" for pity (neutral) and "Die" ist the pronoun for masses (female). In german it's even better XD, I love this kind of wordplay/humour/irony
@@jcdenton9409are you German native? I guess not, because if you were, you would just know, that its not random. I am German. "Kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit" is a concrete phrase. Turning the subjects is a clever and funny wordplay. It is certainly NOT put together by cutting newspapers... but you can think of it whatever you want, have fun ☺️✌️
@@jcdenton9409 it is just a simple wordplay by switching "Mitleid" and "Mehrheit". It still does make sense in German, though it is grammatically incorrect. But this just makes it so funny. I guess for non german speaking folks it just doesnt make sense... Its not serious, cause its a joke, kinda like a slight hit with the elbow and a socially critic wink 😘 (If I am not sufficient, other germans, please help me to explain!!!!!😵)
@@jcdenton9409 You dont understand, what I mean... I didnt know about the origins, but thats anyways not, what my point is. The fact, that the phrase came up through newspaper cut-outs does not make it random. It was a coincidence. A funny one, cause it makes sense as a wordplay. So they kept it. Random words would not make sense in this way... With my original post I just wanted to express my appreciation for the wordplay and explain to anyone whos interested what it means 😊✌️ Wiki says: KMFDM is an initialism for the nonsensical and grammatically incorrect German phrase Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid, which, keeping the same word order, literally translates as "no majority for the pity", but is typically given the loose translation of "no pity for the majority".[2][5][6][7] In the original phrase, the articles preceding the nouns Mehrheit and Mitleid are inflected for the wrong gender, as the proper declension would be Keine Mehrheit für das Mitleid. Swapping the two nouns yields the grammatically correct Kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit, which translates directly as "no pity for the majority".
Well there are 3 songs that play in the Club Hell scenes that I can remember. The other two are "Nothing" by Stabbing Westward and then during the Martin Lawrence bathroom scene, the song "Angels" by Dink plays.
Impossible, we harvest energy that is relative to our human condition... You must create death to reset the energy, sort of like stem cells being multi applicable because of their lack of individuality untill the fetus is formed, spiritual energy is useless(to others) without death.
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"Those were $500 shades. I'm now going to kick your ass."
-Johnny Cage
1995 was a great year
This is where you fall down
@Ronin Rooster Indeed it is.
What a soundtrack the Mortal Kombat movie had. It got my toes wet with KMFDM and Fear Factory.
Wrong quote, wrong fight.
- "Those were 500 Dollar sunglasses, asshole!"
and then
- "This is where you fall down."
But the fight with this song is Sonya vs Kano.
Thanks to the guy who introduced me to KMDM in a cyber cafe in the 2000s, all we did was play arcade games, drink soda eat junk food and download mp3s, and that was all we needed.
You lived in bliss
I ENVY YOU SIR
You described my life in those days: napster, edonkey, audiogalaxy (I loved the boards so much!)... I've downloaded hundreds gb of mp3's back then and still have them. As I have the memories of a great time of internet culture. And today we have tiktok and Instagram 😂😭
time well spent ^.^
Now u both have Diabetes
“Forget it, baby! I’ve studied all your moves!”
“Yeah, well study this!”
*Hard side kick*
Did that hurt baby! Kano.
Any one else listening to KMFDM since the 90s?
Me! Since 5th grade 1996 love the way they evoled!
Julie Ann Paige hell yes
Yeah 4/20 1998
Ever since college!
stronger than ever, and ever before.
I can't wait till I'm old enough to hear this playing in a grocery store lol.
KMFDM is a band for the ages.
I started listening to them in 1986, and it's now 2018.
john conner right on, man. Signed- another dinosaur! (It’s nice to know we’re still out there-)
@@markbrigandi7497 Right on brother... right on!
you & me both KMFDE rocks since '84
So 32 years?
@@ethanpease5936 Is it? I suck at math, but I bet its been a long while!
The first time I heard this I was absolutely astonished. I was like “this is like new wave but spicy”
@d R If I only listen to real music was a person
Totally Industrial music.
Hahahaha love this comment
@d R Yeah, the people upvoting this comment are idiots.
Industrial 🖤🤘
Great mysteries of life.
How is it possible that a song from 1995 sounds so much better than many recent songs?
Bieber, Swift, flushem down the toilet...
To be fair, there was a lot of garbage in 1995 as well.
Survivorship bias applies to music as well as stuff.
My cat literally snuggled next to the speaker when I played it. So proud!
my cat does the same when i play korn
Kitteh like bass vibrations.
I can't get enough of the chorus.
*Be mine, sister salvation! Juke Joint Jezebel comin' for my salvation!*
JesusWith Bazookas79 Never heard of Pitchshifter...I'll go check them out.
JesusWith Bazookas79 That sounds interesting, it's too bad they aren't that active anymore.
JesusWith Bazookas79 I see.
+Drawtoonz Studio Holy shit. I have been listening to this song for years and only just found out that it says sister salvation and not "this is the salvation".
+Drawtoonz Studio
Be mine sister salvation
Juke Joint Jezebel
Is coming for my cremation
Be mine sister salvation
Closer now, see the revelation
If the year is 2077 and you found this comment I am long gone, goodbye and Godspeed.
I love how this sounds like worship music combined with industrial. The way church songs should be...
+regalternative It has that Gospel Choir thing going on and it works really well and makes me laugh. I prefer the older KMFDM each album you had no idea what you would get :)
:) showing our collective ages and making us feel old was he? :D I wonder how he would react to seeing a good old vinyl record LP? Cheers.
Sounds like he is getting his education; with music you have to start them young.
Amen!
+regalternative If church music sounded like this, I might actually go. Alas most church music is much too gaudy.
This song will be the deaf of me.
This song is actually my test against being deaf!
i'm stealing that.
What?!
👂💥 lmao
"juke joint jezebel"
Best track by KMFDM. They have so many bangers, but THIS one.
Big Front 242 fan, Ministry and THIS! 90’s Industrial was awesome!
Stray Bullet is mine this is 2nd
DRUG AGAINST WAR Slams too !!!
Krank is another great one
Anarchy, Professional Killer, Megalomaniac, Salvation, Free Your Hate, Split Sperm, Stray Bullet, New American Century, Brute, Search & Destroy, Flesh, Hau Ruck, Amnesia, Krank, You're No Good, Looking For Strange, Trust, Beast, Waste, Terror, Leid Elend, Mercy, and Revolution are all tied
Very underrated song. Always brings me back to the Bad Boys club scene.
lol ikr soo kool
yeppp…bad ass scene with a bad ass song
Actually came here looking for the song as I was watching bad boys, club hell scene. It’s a cool track.
Club hell, wish that club really existed lol
its not underrated, its rated just right
The literal only thing wrong with this song is that KMFDM themselves hate it and won't play it live nowadays.
Why do they hate it so much?
@@hjm9571 The main guy who writes most of the songs thinks it didn't fit the album. It is literally the best song on this album, and the other tracks are ALL amazing. Despite Juke Joint Jezebel being their most well known song (since it appeared on the Mortal Kombat movie soundtrack), and one that gives them a shitload of royalties, they wont play it live and it's not included on their greatest hits compilation.
And that my friend, is a travesty.
This song never gets old to me. I think part of it is I rarely listen to it and when I do I just can't fathom the sheer genius of it and sadness it invokes inside me.
I just realised they usd KMFDM in both the Street Fighter 2 Animated Movie and in Mortal Kombat. In SF2 the song they used was 'Ultra' and in MK they used 'Juke Joint Jezebel'. What's extra cool though is that those two songs are side by side on the album :D
JJJ is also in the Club Hell scene in the first Bad Boys movie.
1995 was a great year
Kmfdm is also pumping in the bad boys bar scene
Bad Boys was first !
Enough with Mortal Kombat .. 🙄
Deff one of the best songs ever... IMO.
Virg.
Rose K fuck you and your horn dog commenters
I'll agree on whatever you say
its soudns terrible? im just trying to find out why this was the columbine shooters favorite band, im starting to realize they just wanted pain, like this band LMFAO.... if this is the best song by this band, i dont get how this had any fans?
When I was a kid my friends neighbors were huge meth addicts and very reclusive, all of their trashed out automobiles the ones that ran and the ones that didn't all had stickers on them that said KMFDM we always wondered what it meant, years later after finding a fondness with industrial type music it all makes sense.
Kill Mother Fuking Depeche Mode - i wood know - they never got along back in the 80"s and 90"s
lollmfaoff
It stands for Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid you degenerate.
they lied to you
They being the band itself? Quick question? Can you fly in your fantasy world?
No Majority For Compassion
I REALLY love this song.I fell in love with KMDFM with this song *___*
Estrella Domínguez I had my Spotify on random after my playlist ended. Woke up to this playing. Fell in love with it, the rest is history.
Then, u have great taste
GODDAMN! What a fucking song! Absolute masterpiece. Choreography and audiography was just everywhere. I LOVED IT! What a trip to hear again after 15+ years. Simply amazing.
Anyone in 2024 🎉
I've just listened to Pig's Merciless Light album and it made me feel like listening to that one. Glitz Krieg and The Dark Room.
Just saw them live. They haven't actually played this song live for almost 20 years.
2077 here. Still listening through my audio implants.
@@jackb348 Ah ah ah, audio implants are so 2050s.
Yup
Incredible classic industrial track, fills me with energy every time I listen to it ⚡️
I mountain bike with this song in my head....
I have been listening to pretty much ONLY this song for the past week. Seriously. And when I'm not listening to it...I'm still listening to it in my head. I've introduced three people at least to it this week. It's basically audio heroin.
That happened to me but with Adios
nailed it
This band and Lords of Acid were the best in the 90’s ! ❤
Kano: Aww, gimme a break!
Sonya Blade: "CRICK"
Shang Tsung: Go on! Finish Him!
@@chrishargreaves8016 Hahahaha
I love how people talk about listening to this music in their high school days and me who is about to finish high school has been listening to all these types of bands for a while already
Same
@Pan Darius Kairos thank you very much !
@@chellooo4886 Check Rabies from Skinny Puppy, it's Al Jougenson from Ministry who does lots of vocals/guitars.
@Mahavira that is faking hilarious to me! I was into that band at day 1, early 80s and have heard them called a lot of things, but never that! 🤣
They just aint into killing animals for a new perfume product.
Settle down!😂
i think this might be my absolute fucking favorite kmfdm track. you all hit it on the head that gospel thang mixed up with hard hitting industrial is just delicious.
One of the best songs recorded in the 90's.
Oh Hell - You gotta see these guys live! Blew us away!!
this song makes me smile everytime
this whole album is some KMFDM's best work.
"Look at you! Can you stay focused?!...Yeah, focused on all this scattered ass around here." 😆😆😆😂😂😂
Bad Boys ! 😘😍😇🤗😆👌
But hey he was right ! They were slim, no tattoos, funny hair colors, etc. ... attractive.
@@davidbolha They could've had a bit more ass for my taste. 😆😆😆
They did have tattoos
Let's do what we came to do and get the fuck outta here. Simple.
@@davidbolha My women need ass and curves. They were too skinny for me. 🙅🏿♂️😂🤣😂
This brings me back to all those Jerry Springer antics we got up to back in high school in the mid to late 90's while listening to stuff like this. I feel like I'm 17 again!
Been jamming to these guys since the early 90s, underrated groundbreaking band!!
I fucking love it! It's so weird, great, joyful, and complex as fuck!!!!
Now I see why this song is the best this band ever made!
Nothing like a random youtube reminder of a song you used to enjoy but forgot over the last 15 years...been happening a lot lately.
I love when that happens
Happens when you get old.
Algorithm is working. Nice
The masters of the heavy beats💀👽💀
Masters of the Ultra Heavy Beat.
Back on Tour with Ministry! Gonna go check them in SF.
Saw kmfdm years ago in Memphis Tennessee...hands down the LOUDEST concert I've ever attended
Omg luckyyy
One of my favorite songs!
Can't help but think of Bad Boys whenever I hear this song.
That club scene.
yah can u focus - yah im focused - yah focused on all this scattered asssssssssssssssssss lmfao - great movie
Sean Penn "Bad Boys" movie is a much better film.
club hell
corn1971 Mortal Kombat is much more legendary.
AJ Miller ODD I cant help but think of KMFDM whenever I hear this song
Sonya vs. Kano
'Nuff said.
also the Bad Boys soundtrack during the strip club scene..Martin Lawrence and Will Smith! !
YES!
sonya vs. eric harris huhuhuhuh
brings me back to high school! blast from the past!
An ad on the Mortal Kombat VHS had a snippet of this song playing. It's been rattling around in my head for years since. Now I've finally found it.
If I'm not mistaken, KMFDM also did the Mortal Kombat theme! EDIT: Never mind, I'm wrong.
that's actually why i looked this up haha. i randomly recalled the handful of lyrics from the soundtrack promo and wondered what the song was
I do know though, that an alternate version of Juke Joint Jezebel was in the Mortal Kombat movie.
KMFDM had another song on MK Annihilation soundtrack (Megalomaniac) which the soundtrack was far superior to the movie.
The one in MOrtal Kombat is the Metropolix Mix of this song.
Kano: Give it up, baby. I've studied all your moves.
Sonya Blade: Yeah? STUDY THIS!
Veronica Vaughn sure knew how to kick some ass!
Cmon Sonya give me a break
0451 Jim Okay... (CRACKLE)!!!
Oh, those thighs wrapped around my face? I guess there'd be worse ways to go.
Death by Thicc Thighs. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
Hey it's 2024 and still jamming out with KMFDM ....
I first heard this song on the Mortal Kombat soundtrack, bought their album and stayed a fan since.
same here Mk was awesome and I loved this song when it played
same here man!!!
Note: just to let you guys know this is NOT the MK version.
This is the original...
Indeed.
Bring this back! Kids are tired of lame pop and rock!
The OGs'of Industrial
The music of my youth, all the crazed beats of the late 80's early 90's
Late 90’s sorry buddy
I knew there was a reason I liked this song so much:
[Wikipedia]: "Juke Joint Jezebel" is a song by industrial rock group KMFDM from their 1995 album Nihil. It is KMFDM's most widely known song to date, with around three million copies of the song sold in various forms.[1][2]
Out of all songs I just keep coming back to this one. Idk what it is about it but it got me addicted :D
Kinda like Sister of Mercy’s More for me.
For decades, I've only been familiar with the remix that appeared on the Mortal Kombat soundtrack. This is my first time listening to the original album version and I'm honestly not sure which one I like more. They both fucking slap HARD!
Fuuuuuck it's my freshman year of high school all over again.
So then, we're the same age))
@@tashjian302same here. 1995.
Late high school after that for me,seen them through a Citibank concert deal,in 2010
Who misses all the dope anime music videos to old industrial metal?
Saw them once in concert. Pig made a surprise appearance. I just about shit myself with joy.
Warrior for Truth that's sweet!! Everybody talking bout MK. But its like a bunch oK people got together and did their first line of really good COKE!! I wanna bounce through that wall !! I wanna kill somebody!! I wanna start a war!! Hey!! Everyone chill out!! Let's try the COKE now!! KMFDM FUCKIN ROCKS!!
+Warrior for Truth I meant MK. People..
I can't reject this empty hole
I cannot count the bloody cost
I can't believe this wretched soul
Come penetrate all this loss
Come on and kill this sense of life
And be the one who is denied
Now show me one more upturned knife
And fill the emptiness inside
Be mine, sister salvation
Juke joint Jezebel is coming for my cremation
Be mine, sister salvation
Closer now, see the revelation
If I could leave my burning skin
That has been been used up in your sin
Is there a tiny part of me
Untouched, unsoiled by misery?
Be mine, sister salvation
Juke joint Jezebel is coming for my cremation
Be mine, sister salvation
Closer now, see the revelation
I am the city that will lie
You are the one that blame passed by
This is the place where I will weep
The loneliness of sweet conceit...
:"penetrate all this loss" Isn't it so true ;(
Fuzzy Karma ,👑
I feel these lyrics, died once from an OD last year. Love this song, time to smarten up.
@@DivineScheme you're stronger than you know. Been dead a few times myself. Never found anything that made me feel more alive.
"i can't reject this empty role" lol.
It’s 2020 and we are losing our battle with Covid, l feel hopeless and helpless, but listening to the great band cheers me up.
Keep listening to KMFDM and don't care about bullshit.
2022 and going strong!
Imop... the best of many great songs by KMFDM.
One of the greatest achievements of humankind
I remember about 13 years ago waking up under a bridge starting my day.. I had this weird stereo contraption I made with a boom box, carrying strap, and rigged mp3 aux player remote thingy.. I played this song really loud to get prepared for what the day would bring..
Then across the street this guy in dreads who also crashed there overnight came over with a big smile and said he couldn't believe he wakes up outside to hear that song he liked jamming out.. he ended up smoking me out and sharing a little of his story before we parted ways..
Though that time in my life is over and I have no wish or reason to return to it.. I did have wonky experiences to reflect on from time to time..
I LIKE THIS ALBUM.PURE INDUSTRIAL SOUND...
Mortal Kombat always brings me here.
I play this beast LOUD while wearing headphones because (A) I'm really stupid, and (B) I don't like sitting in nursing home waiting rooms.
Careful with all that edge
Enjoy the tinnitus!
i do that just to avoid the outside noise, mainly why i come to the loud music lol
i love this song so much
Anyone else listening to KMFDM in 1876?
This li'l baby brings back memories now, doesn't it?
"Ello baby"
Did you miss me?
I asked my cousins husband to send me a song that’s industrial/death metal knowing he loves dad rock. He sent me here. I’m so glad cause I was listening to Slowdive and Sigur Ros way too much :)
There were industrial music groups and then there was KMFDM. These guys are on an entirely different level than their counterparts.
lol by the point of this song they were just a rock band.
@@hatecriminai8241 This isnt even a rock song, and they hadnt even released their most electronic album/s yet
@@hatecriminai8241 wrong
I am hooked on this tune , I heard it a long time ago . This year I really paid attention to it , and it is awesome !
Not only does Jennifer Ginsberg (the backing vocalist during the chorus) have a good voice, she also has one of the loveliest smiles I've ever seen!
Right! Wished she did a lot more vocals for KMFDM, or music in general. She had great stage presence/dance moves as well.
based comment, she deserves recognition, that is one of the signature sounds in this song
THANK YOU For This song it was needed and necessary!
MUCH APPRECIATE
I like how most of their album covers have angry looking German woman on them lol
This one looks like that Greta kid LOL
That’s not a volcano that’s the Earth on fire
🔥
🌍
I like very much, absolutely great song, Thx.u, Good Time for you.
My favourite.
The soundtrack of the mid 90s, in my opinion
The original Bad Boys brought me here. Great tune.
Just a heads up since everyone talks about them being in film. They were also in Johnny Mnemonic with Keanu Reaves and Henry Rollins(Rollins band, duh!).
Yeah, the 90s weren't all depressing. Some great sh!t came out of it too.
My song for all my pain. All my life. Beautiful.
Love this song, and when I listen to it it reminds me of how good Ministry - NWO is too...and then I listen to that right after!
Loved this song in highschool. Still love it. Fave!!! EVER
Shit, I remember hearing this on the radio when I was a kid.
Good times.
Love you so much been a fan since 1993
Just to clear out the doubts or missinfos about the name KMFDM:
It is "no pity for the masses" (Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit), just turned around on purpose to "no masses for the pity" (Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid) :) In english you have "the", it's same male, female and neutral. In German we have pronouns and wordendings for each gender, so "Kein" is the "no-with-neutral-ending" for pity (neutral) and "Die" ist the pronoun for masses (female). In german it's even better XD, I love this kind of wordplay/humour/irony
No, no, it stands for Kill Mother Fucking Depeche Mode, I heard that from the lead singer's sister's hairdresser's brother.
Kill motherfucking depeche mode.
@@jcdenton9409are you German native? I guess not, because if you were, you would just know, that its not random. I am German. "Kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit" is a concrete phrase. Turning the subjects is a clever and funny wordplay. It is certainly NOT put together by cutting newspapers... but you can think of it whatever you want, have fun ☺️✌️
@@jcdenton9409 it is just a simple wordplay by switching "Mitleid" and "Mehrheit". It still does make sense in German, though it is grammatically incorrect. But this just makes it so funny. I guess for non german speaking folks it just doesnt make sense... Its not serious, cause its a joke, kinda like a slight hit with the elbow and a socially critic wink 😘
(If I am not sufficient, other germans, please help me to explain!!!!!😵)
@@jcdenton9409 You dont understand, what I mean... I didnt know about the origins, but thats anyways not, what my point is. The fact, that the phrase came up through newspaper cut-outs does not make it random. It was a coincidence. A funny one, cause it makes sense as a wordplay. So they kept it. Random words would not make sense in this way...
With my original post I just wanted to express my appreciation for the wordplay and explain to anyone whos interested what it means 😊✌️
Wiki says:
KMFDM is an initialism for the nonsensical and grammatically incorrect German phrase Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid, which, keeping the same word order, literally translates as "no majority for the pity", but is typically given the loose translation of "no pity for the majority".[2][5][6][7] In the original phrase, the articles preceding the nouns Mehrheit and Mitleid are inflected for the wrong gender, as the proper declension would be Keine Mehrheit für das Mitleid. Swapping the two nouns yields the grammatically correct Kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit, which translates directly as "no pity for the majority".
i remember hearing this at club hell way back in the day. Wild night.
Bad Boys! Saw it first time in 1996-ish(?) and now is my first real listen. Shit.
KMFDM takes us to church! How ironic. Love this song. It's how I got into them while in the Air Force.
I have my Dr. on speed dial. All of the head banging I'm doing to this song. I know that I will need a neck brace.
Thank you, Mortal Kombat OST for introduced KMFDM into my life.
Bad Boys Introduced Me 🙏🏿
Wow this was a wild flashback for me. I liked these guys.
Everyone else heard this from Mortal Kombat, and I'm over here remembering the scene from Bad Boys at Club Hell.
ShyGuyDan So this was the song I was hear during that scene lol.
Well there are 3 songs that play in the Club Hell scenes that I can remember. The other two are "Nothing" by Stabbing Westward and then during the Martin Lawrence bathroom scene, the song "Angels" by Dink plays.
both movies from 1995 too lol
So no one actually heard this in a club their first time? Sorry!
LOL
Club nights in the late 80’s.....miss it. Dallas had a cool scene back then, Arcadia, Fish Dance, Lizard Lounge, Starck Club, Trees, good memories.
This song is so kick ass.
My wife introduced me to them 27 years ago! Still with her in fact im posting from her TH-cam acct
YOUR SOUL IS MINE!!!!
Impossible, we harvest energy that is relative to our human condition... You must create death to reset the energy, sort of like stem cells being multi applicable because of their lack of individuality untill the fetus is formed, spiritual energy is useless(to others) without death.
Malice Sutton That was unexpected
Lmao this guy up there wanted to be all technical and shit!! Must be new! Lmao!!!
Why didn't YOU save Chan?
@@unklejohn7381 why didn't you?
Never gets old just me