“I wish I was in Dusseldor, I’d make reactionary fascist roar” “Each bourgeoisie boy must know, he must mind his uncle joe” - Johnny Red probably Edify: inspired by the union version of Dixie
We used to sing a german version of the song in music classes completely different from this one of course, it was a more accurate translation. I've forgotten the lyrics but the melody is unforgetable
Translating "Ami" as "yank" is pretty dubious though. It’s just shortened for american in German. I'd translate it to "Murican" or something like that.
@@netarozenberg9371 only works in German. A wheat field (Ährenfeld) and a field of honor (Ehrenfeld), a battlesite, sound almost the same. He builds on the idea of the worker and farmer state and says life needs farmers (the sickle) but not soldiers.
In Italy we have a funny version of the song: "eravamo nel deserto con le palle a penzolon', Arrivarono gli indiani e ci tagliarononi coglion'. Oh Susanna, non piangere perché, Ho le palle di riserva nel taschino del gilet" Literally: "We were in the desert with our balls dangling, Then came the natives and they cut our nuts, Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me, i've spare balls in my vest pocket."
@@poppi510Nicht nur. Wir hatten unsere eigenen Gedanken, und die konnte uns keiner nehmen. Laut aus zu sprechen, was man denkt, konnte gefährlich sein. So wie heute. Das Lied soll vermitteln, das Soldaten nur Mittel zum Zweck sind ,um die Transatlantiker und Oligarchen.,sowie gewissenlose Politiker ihren Reichtum und Macht zu vermehren. Es geht nicht nur um deutsche Soldaten. Nehmen wir die Ukraine als Beispiel. Sie kämpfen nicht für ihr Land. Sie sterben für die USA. Sie sind gewissermaßen Fremdenlegionäre im eigenen Land. Die Ukraine ist schon lange an den Westen verkauft. Für wen werden wir Deutschen in Zukunft sterben? Wer bestimmt das wohl ? Der Satz: Stell dir vor ,es ist Krieg und keiner geht hin." Wird er an Bedeutung gewinnen? Ich hoffe ja.
Мы перепели в 80-е эту песню : Шёл солдат из Алабамы Меж высоких гор крутых Повидать хотел он маму И сестёр своих родных. Припев: Ты проходишь по казармам А в казармах люди спят И у них под одеалом Как штыки х... стоят. Эгегегей, Сюзанна! Вся жизнь полна химер, Целый день стоит бананом Наш видавший виды хер. Эгегегей, подруги! Выходим из игры- Скоро лопнут от натуги Наши ветхие штаны. ОМП мы изучаем И умнеем с каждым днём Мы не только на сержантов, На полковников кладём. (Припев) Командир наш Саша Носов С нами весело живёт. Иы зовём его Насосом, Он нас любит и еб-т! (Припев)
I gotta give those Red’s credit for their Accordion and Musical abilities , a very catchy Tune . Dancing to tunes like this must have kept them in shape to jump those barb wire barriers along the Berlin Wall. That one fellow in the Historic Photo even did it toting His rifle, something a olympian couldn’t even do. I would bet that at headquarter’s the reaction to that guy jumping the wire was akin to Capones post Elliot Ness raid banquet in The Untouchables. The communists brainwashed those poor unfortunate DDR souls so thoroughly they were oblivious to the fact that they sang this song while serving in the communist Legion’s.
Thanks for your reply! I checked out the photo on the internet and found out that it was taken at the White House on May 27, 1959. There was unfortunately no description regarding the other depicted persons.@@Eeee-rd6md
I can't help but feel that the legionnaire reference is meant to conjure up either anti French or anti Roman sentiments, a very traditional rallying cry for Germans since Teutoberg forest.
Legionär has a very different meaning in german. While the world is also used in roman militaria it could be granslated sellsword. Today it means someone who fights in another and against another country
Legionnaire only refers to the Romans in a political way, as the Romans were traditionally imperialistic, always trying to acummulate more wealth, as their system was reliant on that. The US which often times is getting compared to the roman republic, by even themselves, is in this context just called imperialistic. It's definetly not a very traditional rallying cry of germans, as the german mentality only exists for about 400 years, and the germans saw themselves as roman even proclaming the holy roman empire. Anti-french sentiment is completely justified, as all french people are related to satan. But, seriously no anti-french sentiment only really started after Napoleon's conquests so it's only like 200 years old.
Am Blumenladen in Berlin: 'In Aller Welt Dorther' Mir sagt der Haendler im Geschaeft 'Die Welt heisst DDR' (das ist mir wirklich passiert, Berlin, DDR 1979 - Interflorist) 🌹
The song mocks the americans as greedy capitalists who are using West-Germany as mercenaries for the "bad capitalism" (Its basically russian propaganda)
Brilliant! I love it. The Stasi were decades ahead of their time. It's only been in recent years that entire regimes and systems have become so daring and resourceful as to vacuum out pretty much everything they want to know about the people under their management, and to effect it with most of the people they examine congratulating them for doing so, whilst they effectively report on their own parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, next door neighbors and work colleagues, using nationalism, neuvo idealism, personal security and profit from productivity as the underlying basis. Meanwhile, both internally and externally, the brutal and the entrenched ugly minded still flourish and still travel with ease and confidence. The wheel rotates around to the position it began from. What a beautiful, en-masse psychological experiment. 😁
POV: Jordan Peterson listened in on you peacefully listening to good music in public and now wants to spread his pseudo intellectual right wing bullshit.
The Soviets encouraged them to keep using German traditional military stuff and refused to allow them to use Russian ones, they wanted to copy the Soviets, unlike the west, the Americans encouraged the West to use their marches, the Germans agreed
@@jimmyTooFreshh “he who does not work does not eat”, in addition to being a Biblical principle, is literally a founding principle of communism/socialism. It’s one of the very few things they like about Christianity. The myth that everyone got free food while doing nothing in places like East Germany and the Soviet Union is just that…a myth. I’d argue that communism and socialism took “you work or you starve” much further than capitalism does…
I know limited german. But wow, these guys don't like making money, or Americans. The military industrial complex is a real problem though. Eisenhower would agree that the big business of war is a problem.
Can't believe, the Johnny rebs became Johnny reds
“I wish I was in Dusseldor, I’d make reactionary fascist roar”
“Each bourgeoisie boy must know, he must mind his uncle joe”
- Johnny Red probably
@@michaelsayavong2656 lol 9
Real Neo-confederate Communist here!
Is this an American tune to mock Americans?
Reds makes their peoples into slaves, quite similar with rebs
No way, Communist Dixie?
Stalin was *cough* "Georgian", after all...
@@interregionalapricot1312 lmao
“I wish I was in Dusseldor, I’d make reactionary fascist roar”
“Each bourgeoisie boy must know, he must mind his uncle joe”
- Johnny Red probably
Edify: inspired by the union version of Dixie
The song is criticizing us imperialism, it's very anti usa
This isn’t Dixie at all
The tune is totally different
We used to sing a german version of the song in music classes completely different from this one of course, it was a more accurate translation. I've forgotten the lyrics but the melody is unforgetable
Try to remember it as much as you can because no matter how messed up our culture ever was we can't forget where we we came from
we also in england
Calling Susana a "Yank" would probably be more offensive to the Southerners than everything else in the song. 💀💀💀
How to offend both northerner's and southerners, seems legit just a song to spite the Americans LMAO
Translating "Ami" as "yank" is pretty dubious though. It’s just shortened for american in German. I'd translate it to "Murican" or something like that.
@@SehrDummerAccountNam I agree with you.
hell what they call us, we ain't no "yank", y'all gotta be kiddin' me?
They dont, the translation is just shit.
As a southerner this was a bizarre listen
Same
@antimendelian Honestly, even as weird as it is to hear? Yeah, it's a good version, I like the singer's voice
I think the accordion gives it more of an upper midwest vibe
@@rathersane
Definitely gives it a Wisconsin vibe.
@@rathersane isnt that a Typical German Instrument?
I thought I know every Ernst Busch song but this is new to me
He sung this same song in dutch as well! You can find it just searching "Ernst Busch - Oh Susanna"
Same
this is incredible, i love this song and its multilinguar versions
They appeal to three ideology in one song.
1. Communism
2. Pacifism
3. Nationlism
Pacifism not so much. But they are commie afterall
It is glorious indeed
Pacifism of course is gay but hating on the West is always fun
Communism is gross
Honestly all are ineffecient
IS THAT ERNST BUSCH?
Ja
@@bestermitarbeiter2868 Thank you or as you might say "Danke" or as your neighboring Brothers Say "Dank je wel" or "Bedankt"
@@HamidReza_Rajaei Bitteschön ;)
1:37 This part is just genious
couldn't catch the joke, can you explain to me?
@@netarozenberg9371 only works in German. A wheat field (Ährenfeld) and a field of honor (Ehrenfeld), a battlesite, sound almost the same. He builds on the idea of the worker and farmer state and says life needs farmers (the sickle) but not soldiers.
@@MegaTranquilla thanks genosse!
And everybody thought DDR ment Dance Dance Revolution... Lmao
In Italy we have a funny version of the song:
"eravamo nel deserto con le palle a penzolon',
Arrivarono gli indiani e ci tagliarononi coglion'.
Oh Susanna, non piangere perché,
Ho le palle di riserva nel taschino del gilet"
Literally:
"We were in the desert with our balls dangling,
Then came the natives and they cut our nuts,
Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me, i've spare balls in my vest pocket."
La cantavamo alle elementari che ricordi 😂😂😂😂❤
Per reale 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jhonny won't come marching home after this
Love GDR music :) Especially Ernst Busch.
Man in the High Castle with red characteristics.
Это исполнение веселее оригинала.
Auf jeden Fall!
No not at all.
@@Duskthunder9the original version is extremely racist, so yeah I agree that this one is better.
This is just beautiful
Dear Party Comrade 1922, I protest your continued omnipresence on anything communist-related.
Now this song has more actuality than ever.
And the East Germans weren’t just Russian puppets? At least the BRD didn’t have to build a wall for their own people.
@@poppi510Nicht nur. Wir hatten unsere eigenen Gedanken, und die konnte uns keiner nehmen. Laut aus zu sprechen, was man denkt, konnte gefährlich sein. So wie heute. Das Lied soll vermitteln, das Soldaten nur Mittel zum Zweck sind ,um die Transatlantiker und Oligarchen.,sowie gewissenlose Politiker ihren Reichtum und Macht zu vermehren. Es geht nicht nur um deutsche Soldaten. Nehmen wir die Ukraine als Beispiel. Sie kämpfen nicht für ihr Land. Sie sterben für die USA. Sie sind gewissermaßen Fremdenlegionäre im eigenen Land. Die Ukraine ist schon lange an den Westen verkauft. Für wen werden wir Deutschen in Zukunft sterben? Wer bestimmt das wohl ? Der Satz: Stell dir vor ,es ist Krieg und keiner geht hin." Wird er an Bedeutung gewinnen? Ich hoffe ja.
Leider!
@@Maria-Theresia
There will be better times!
Am I the only one who got confused and heard "OOooh SUSANAAA SUSANA RULES THE WAVES 🤣🤣"?
1:43 should be 'peace' instead of 'freedom' (der Frieden)
Not the remix I expected
I have no words.
You forgot to capitalise all the nouns but nice video
Ah, sorry! Forgot about that.
Мы перепели в 80-е эту песню :
Шёл солдат из Алабамы
Меж высоких гор крутых
Повидать хотел он маму
И сестёр своих родных.
Припев:
Ты проходишь по казармам
А в казармах люди спят
И у них под одеалом
Как штыки х... стоят.
Эгегегей, Сюзанна!
Вся жизнь полна химер,
Целый день стоит бананом
Наш видавший виды хер.
Эгегегей, подруги!
Выходим из игры-
Скоро лопнут от натуги
Наши ветхие штаны.
ОМП мы изучаем
И умнеем с каждым днём
Мы не только на сержантов,
На полковников кладём.
(Припев)
Командир наш Саша Носов
С нами весело живёт.
Иы зовём его Насосом,
Он нас любит и еб-т!
(Припев)
That was another time, now this song is from our (Brazil) new president’s team
I jumped aboard de telegraph, And trabbled down de riber, De lectric fluid magnified, And killed five hundred...
ниггер
Nigg-
Basado
I gotta give those Red’s credit for their Accordion and Musical abilities , a very catchy Tune . Dancing to tunes like this must have kept them in shape to jump those barb wire barriers along the Berlin Wall. That one fellow in the Historic Photo even did it toting His rifle, something a olympian couldn’t even do. I would bet that at headquarter’s the reaction to that guy jumping the wire was akin to Capones post Elliot Ness raid banquet in The Untouchables. The communists brainwashed those poor unfortunate DDR souls so thoroughly they were oblivious to the fact that they sang this song while serving in the communist Legion’s.
😂🐷!!!
you just love parroting american propaganda dont you?
Wait wait hold up
Southern and eastern pride?
0:10
(ဘရဏီပုံနှုန်းပြုံးလျက်မူရာခုံးမျက်စချီကာ
စန္ဒာလဝန်းအဆင်းနဲ့တူစွာဝင်းဝင်းပပဖြာ)×2
Life needs the sickle
I can’t 😂 I saw this and just burst out laughing 😂
Bro why
Top Aktuell!!!
Anyone notice first few notes sound like Yankee Doodle?
Did you notice the song Oh Susanna is a popular American song 🤣
They put Charlie and his Orchestra on the pay roll in 1946 clearly.
SUSANAAAAA
Klasselied - trifft bis zur heutigen Zeit voll zu.
Who are the two men alongside Eisenhower and Adenauer? I'm sorry, I'm stupid...
Krupp and I don't know the other guy
Thanks for your reply! I checked out the photo on the internet and found out that it was taken at the White House on May 27, 1959. There was unfortunately no description regarding the other depicted persons.@@Eeee-rd6md
I'm amazed at how little information there is about the other two individuals in the image
Браво. Сюзанна, да ещё и на немецком, да ещё и антивоенная.
How is the name of the one who sang that song. He has a great voice.
Ernst Busch
I can't help but feel that the legionnaire reference is meant to conjure up either anti French or anti Roman sentiments, a very traditional rallying cry for Germans since Teutoberg forest.
Legionär has a very different meaning in german. While the world is also used in roman militaria it could be granslated sellsword. Today it means someone who fights in another and against another country
Legionnaire only refers to the Romans in a political way, as the Romans were traditionally imperialistic, always trying to acummulate more wealth, as their system was reliant on that. The US which often times is getting compared to the roman republic, by even themselves, is in this context just called imperialistic. It's definetly not a very traditional rallying cry of germans, as the german mentality only exists for about 400 years, and the germans saw themselves as roman even proclaming the holy roman empire. Anti-french sentiment is completely justified, as all french people are related to satan. But, seriously no anti-french sentiment only really started after Napoleon's conquests so it's only like 200 years old.
IT is NATO😅😅
Sehr bewegend!
Strong Hardy Chorus..
Merry 🎄..Christmas..
This can't be real
This hits different when you read Article 17 and Article 18 in the 1936 U.S.S.R Constitution
Bravo!
auch heute noch sehr aktuell
Am Blumenladen in Berlin:
'In Aller Welt Dorther'
Mir sagt der Haendler im Geschaeft
'Die Welt heisst DDR'
(das ist mir wirklich passiert, Berlin, DDR 1979 - Interflorist) 🌹
Так вот из какой песни я слышал фрагмент... Напевал кибернетик Снаут из фильма Солярис. Только текст другой, но мотив точно этот
My culture is being appropriated! /j
Im sure ive heard this on an ice cream van
Die gesamte Bundesregierung küsst die Besatzer
Alles Arschriecher 😠😠😠
THEY STOLE OUR SONG..???
You stole 99% of us XD you guys even claim to have invented the Nuke bomb lol
@@peterlemcwilli9203 You stole the south’s song buddy, that’s unforgivable
@@tyb1329 Allr :(
@@peterlemcwilli9203 sorry bro :(( lmfao
this is the 2nd Civil war era song Ive seen east germany steal, the other is "tramp tramp tramp".
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@@Sammedine make that 3
No need to reinvent the wheel - Plagiarism rules OK!
I've seen an uncountable amount from Ukraine, but I would consider this a paradoy.
what german accent is this?its rhotic unlike standart german
It’s Bühnendeutsch (stage German)
USSR: makes original patriotic propaganda songs
DDR:
East German Mixue
Bjir
@@Hartmann_08 Schwekolf, ransch
What is song all about again? I'm confused and blank
The song mocks the americans as greedy capitalists who are using West-Germany as mercenaries for the "bad capitalism" (Its basically russian propaganda)
Brilliant! I love it. The Stasi were decades ahead of their time.
It's only been in recent years that entire regimes and systems have become so daring and resourceful as to vacuum out pretty much everything they want to know about the people under their management, and to effect it with most of the people they examine congratulating them for doing so, whilst they effectively report on their own parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, next door neighbors and work colleagues, using nationalism, neuvo idealism, personal security and profit from productivity as the underlying basis. Meanwhile, both internally and externally, the brutal and the entrenched ugly minded still flourish and still travel with ease and confidence.
The wheel rotates around to the position it began from. What a beautiful, en-masse psychological experiment. 😁
POV: Jordan Peterson listened in on you peacefully listening to good music in public and now wants to spread his pseudo intellectual right wing bullshit.
Wir haben das Lied in Ostdeutschland anders gesungen.
Oh Susanna
du hast am Arsch ein Leberfleck
Oh Susanna
der Leberfleck geht nicht weg.
Those Germans and their wacky humor. It's something entirely other than else.
Hey, not bad! The NVA looked like the real German army, check out the East German military parades in Berlin!
The Soviets encouraged them to keep using German traditional military stuff and refused to allow them to use Russian ones, they wanted to copy the Soviets, unlike the west, the Americans encouraged the West to use their marches, the Germans agreed
"...Punker- Mädel, du bist dem Abgrund nah,...."😂😂😂
II hear Ernst Busch's voice.
He is famous for the song "Ami go home"
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👍💯,so ist es.
This is more catchy than communism spreading during Russian civil war
1:45 Frieden does not mean Freedom, but rather Peace.
Ah East Germany, the good Germany the only time Germany was ever based in it’s history
Yeah forced labour, really cool.
@@janlolwitz951 that’s literally what happens under capitalism, you work or you starve
"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
@@ulfskinn1458 huh?
@@jimmyTooFreshh “he who does not work does not eat”, in addition to being a Biblical principle, is literally a founding principle of communism/socialism. It’s one of the very few things they like about Christianity. The myth that everyone got free food while doing nothing in places like East Germany and the Soviet Union is just that…a myth. I’d argue that communism and socialism took “you work or you starve” much further than capitalism does…
Эту песенку нужно играть в современной Германии на каждом углу!
Ja.
Und?... "Ami go Home"...👋🏻
Ja.
@@hejahejafck9982You want Life in dictatorship, or what?
Why?
Love this song and the lyrics.
Ngl, it's kind of catchy😂
Переслушала ещё раз. Чертовски правильная песня!
this song is bloody awesome👊👊🔝🔝🇩🇪🇩🇪
It has to be said there’s a certain Hegelian parallel between the CSA and the GDR
How? Explain? A slave state vs a socialist oriented nation state?
Кто-нибудь объясните, почему у них такой р-р-раскатистый акцент?
@derDeutsche-mh2zj Danke schön.
Hübsches Lied❤😊
Increíble es la realidad de los que los Yankees traen hoy a todos los países del mundo
Oh, that Stasi sense of humour.😜
Go home
Robert E. Liebknecht
I know limited german. But wow, these guys don't like making money, or Americans. The military industrial complex is a real problem though. Eisenhower would agree that the big business of war is a problem.
Confederate socialism?
Based and George fitzhughpilled
Also ich bin ü30 Jahre in der DDR aufgewachsen. Hab ich nie gehört. Welche Truppe war denn das?
Guten Tag!😍
Fucking cursed. As a southerner I highly disapprove.
It's nice that there is an actual pacifist song made by Germany
I'm a monarchist which is litterally opposed to communism and approve this song
So you're 12?
cringe
@@tsrenis oh, yeah i didn't realised that. Thanks to you i'm now a staunch communist...
There is monarcho-communism tho
@@seronymus and anarcho-royalism
mood.
Very good🫶🏻
using a racist southern song while calling you enemy's Yankees do the Germans not have the concept of irony because this was clearly lost on them
Tbf this song is literally a psyop
It's not even racist lmao. It's a love song.
The song: commies are peaceful
Reality: USSR sells guns to Rebel groups in other countries with the help of his satellite states
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Mimimi
Rebels fighting against colonialism.
Wieso Auf mein Facebook. Lassen wir hoffen nie wieder
Halo ygy
This country literally built a wall to keep it's citizens from leaving.
An anti-American version of an American song. I don’t know how to feel about this.
Die waren sich wirklich für nix zu schade
based lyrics xd
Johnny red
Why do The Communists Make so Good Music?
Ich kenne den Song etwas anders,oh Susanna du hast am Arsch nen Leberfleck usw.
WAS?!
@@daskleineskrokodil oh Susanna du hast am Arsch nen Leberfleck, oh Susanna der Fleck muss weg.
Ami go Home.
Mixue German Version
Ada Indonesia coy 😮