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The west did nothing wrong. World population has exploded because of industrialization, there is more food and more wealth for the entire world. The west ended slavery around the world. The problem is developing nations make too many people and outpace their economic growth. Colonialism, industrialism, brought everything the west had to everyone else. Wasn't for the right reasons but who's histories reflect doing things for the right reasons. The result is a rapid expansion and modernization for all peoples.
It's always like that with rammstein: you can just enjoy the music. then look at the video - you're already on another level. If you know the lyrics: another light will come on to you. And if you listen to someone else's opinion about it: you really realize how complex it is.
@@5un5h1ne i'm so glad punk is not d3ath ❤️ (punk: antisystem social movement wich through protest manifestations as music, sends messages wich main topic is critics and rebellion.)
@@5un5h1ne also if you go to latin america, try not to call the US "america" 😂😂 nobody is gonna hit you but it's gonna be uncomfortable for some locals 😂😂😂
@@Republic3D "coca cola sometimes war" words from band from Germany,country which started WW1 and WW2...but i'm not politician i just like their music🤘✌️
@@vilijusvasiliauskas454 To be fair, they had the balls to sing about this topic as well ("Deutschland") and about their feelings towards German's history. They do not run away from touchy topics.
@@vilijusvasiliauskas454Well, since the founding of America, there has been almost no peacetime. They were always at war. And not a single one of them was out of America's defense. All wars were attack wars against other countries. All the wars that America has waged and are still waging serve only one purpose, to enrich itself under false pretenses.
My personal feeling on the song is that they're not necessarily critisising the average american, but more their government/big companies and the reach around the world. Wherever you go, you will find it's influence, much as the internet reflects nowadays too by being very american-centered. Like refering to non-american films as foreign, like it's a universal experience that american films are your native films. Keeping in mind when the song was actually released (2004), I think the "sometimes war" was even more pointed than we would interpret it today. The song, in it's entirety, is still relevant today, almost 20 years later, but at the time, the US was actively ramping up their invasion in Iraq. So it makes sense to point at that and go "they export war as well".
"Referring to non-American films as foreign". Well, that's not a fair criticism: If the person speaking is American, then non-American films are foreign. Nothing stops anyone else from calling American films foreign.
I'm sure you hear this all the time, I love your voice. The tone, the accent, the rolling of your R's, just the whole sound of it. You make a pleasant listening experience.
This song is about the Americanization that is taken place in most of the world and they are mocking it and making it a parody as they dont approve of that change in the world, its also why you see people of different cultures walking around eating big burgers, american deep pan pizza and big cups of Coca Cola (which is he also mentions in the song) Plus the ignorance of americans who belives that everything is wunderbar in their country and they are living in the best country in the whole world.
Great reaction, Biss! I don't speak German myself, but my interpretation of the video is that it is being critical of American consumerism spreading across the world. But I feel like that is an important thing to question and evaluate. Regardless you handled it very diplomatically and with grace. Thanks for the amazing reaction and I can't wait to see what you do next! 😊
@@Shifuede there is more to it. Lines like And who does not want to dance at the end Does not know that he must dance or When you turn on your own (in dancing) Let us control you a bit point to more then just Americas consumerism
The song actually is a reference to operation paperclip, german scientists being taken to America and being given full citizenship, and then going onto NASA to put a man on the moon. It's a tongue in cheek song about the weird commercialisation of american consumer culture and Nasa being run by ex german war criminals.
Don't be afraid to have a bit of German directness, esp. when you react to Rammstein. ;-) Actually, IF there are Americans hating it, there are probably the same amount of Americans who would totally agree with Rammsteins sarcastic criticism. The American society is VERY divided esp. in the last years. Like half of them think it is the greatest thing since pizza, and the other half thinks it should radically change it's course. So whatever you say, there might be some Americans hating it and others loving it. Some applauding and some being offended. You did a great job to be as diplomatic as we wish politicians were. All the best, very entertaining reaction!
IKR How dare we create stable supply chains on the seas and secure Western Europe, Southeastern Asia, North Africa, and the Middle-East against global fucktardery for your own benefit?
After Du Hast, this is probably my 2nd favorite Rammstein song. So easy to sing along to. I also recommend Feuer Frei, Mutter, Moskau, and Reise Reise. Great reaction Biss and looking forward to more Rammstein!! ❤🤘
Rammstein has too many great songs to really have a single favorite, but. Moskau and Reise Reise are definitely up there, one of their most under rated songs in my opinion is Wo Bist Du.
@@kwantoon Reise Reise is just so dang catchy. Up there on my list is Los because of much fun they have playing with language poetically. Zie sind gott.....los.
The song was written in the context of the 2nd Iraq War of the USA in 2003, which was only 20 years ago......... when the world still looked completely different. China was just beginning to emancipate itself economically on a global scale, and Putin was still taking a wait-and-see approach and playing fair-weather. The 21st century also began as the US century.
If Some Americans cannot take a little light jabbing in a song they have more problems than I thought. But i know most understand where Rammstein is going with the meaning of this song. It's a Banger.
I love your faces all acroos the song 😆I almos could hear your head thinking "oh my gosh this is gonna get me in trouble" but people who undestand Rammtein understand that there are both sides od the coin here and take it with a grain of salt. Just for you to know they play it in New York and everyone love it.
I laughed watching you sweat this interpretation! We all have opinions and america has influenced every corner of the world. I found a Coca-Cola seller in the middle of the jungle where almost nobody walked. Much Love to You and Ukraine 💙💛💙🌻🌻🌻
You are right with the culture war. "Vor Paris steht Mickey Maus" is a reference to war. It is discribing the front lines. Example. "Der Russe steht schon vor Berlin" has the meaning that the Russian Army set the front line already in the edge of Berlin. So Mickey Mouse in front of Paris means that there is a cultural frontline the US put their with Disneyland.
My musical journey of Rammstein started years ago with this iconic song and i still loved it to this very day , such a cool band over the years , i love it how Rammstein are mixing two diffrent populations in this music video , brilliant effects. Biss i would like to see your reaction to Rammstein song called Du Hast , my 2nd favorite song from their golden collectrion
I don't think the song is meant to be a reflection, more to poke fun at how the US of A influences and affects most countries. I don't think it is in mean spirit, though. They're just having fun. They also have a song about their own country, Deutschland, that seems to me more a reflection to the good and bad of their country than this one.
Hey kids. Gen-X metalhead here. American expatriate of three decades in Germany. No guarantees of useful insight. I think the most important line in the lyrics is _This is not a love song._ They're making that clear 'cause if you know about Bruce Springsteen's _Born in the USA,_ you know americans don't think any song naming America could possibly _not be_ a love song. It's also -a quote from- the title of a song by Public Image Ltd. that featured Johnny Rotten (of Sex Pistols fame), one of America's not favorite english punk artists. Maybe. _Und vor Paris steht Mickey Mouse_ (Mickey Mouse has reached Paris) is the kind of line you'd hear in a report from a war, insinuating that Disney is invading, seeing that Disneyland Paris was newish when this song came out. Rammstein is very much painting a picture of America as a busybody Karen of world-policing, and that they're a little pervasive. If you think you've spotted the lie, then tell us where you _no you didn't._ For good or ill, by hook or by crook, America's somehow become the pilot of Starship Earth, 'cause they may not have all the money, but they have all the stuff the money wants, they have all the cool weapons, and they feel that lends them some level of authority. Like, all my life, I was regaled with legends of how in WWII, the US came to Europe and cleaned house. But after living here long enough, I found out that what really happened was more like we got to Germany, started climbing the _soul-warpingly massive_ mountain of dead soldiers that the russians buried the Wehrmacht under, executing any surviving nazis that didn't know anything about rockets or nuclear reactions, wrapped up the nazi scientists that did in the Stars and Stripes we were going to raise over the Reichstag until we found the russians got it first, and sent all those evil eggheads back to Nevada to build The Bomb. None of that is exactly true, but it kind of is. And Bisscute! The kind of people that _would_ get angry at you about this reaction _are going to_ get angry at you about this reaction. They're angry. The diplomacy you're attempting will do nothing to prevent that, but the rest of us see and acknowledge your peaceful intentions, and appreciate your efforts. Anyway, that's my "Finally, I just subscribed" comment for you.
Great one! You nailed the meaning Biss, I just think it's not ONLY a critic to what America forced on the world but also a critic to the rest of the world for embracing a lot of other things that weren't forced : Who doesn't love a Big MaC, Cola and a Hollywood blockbuster? I'm from Portugal an I love it! The song pokes fun at America, but the line "We are all living in America" seems more like a self critic to all non-Americans. We are guilty of it, forced or not, we embraced the good and the bad. Ironically this was a huge hit in America and also in the world but Rammstein don't seem so fond of it, after the tour where they launched it, they don't play it that often live. Oh and yeah, the overall theme of the video is about the moon landing being an hoax produced in a studio in Hollywood. Great reaction!
When this song came out we were in the post "Mission Accomplished" phase of Iraq going into a presidential election that almost saw Bush replaced.. he made it through by the slim margin of a few hanging chads... it's a thing. A lot of Americans were right there with Rammstein on this one, great song.
I loved Rammstein then and now. I like this song though I never translated it but got the idea.on a side note, yeah American culture has influenced a lot of the world but a great deal of American culture was influenced by Europeans so it all comes full circle.
I love it when you go wild on Rammstein! So I'm really glad to hear you gonna react to more of them! I also hope you will follow the recommendation I did after your las Rammstein Reaktion! 😅
So refreshing to see a reactor who actually knows german. Reacting to this song being ignorant to the lyrics, is like appreciating a chocklate by only eating the paper, throwing the content away. IMO this is one of Rammsteins best movies, with the hard hitting lyrics and awesome sound. Personally, however, as a Norwegian, I prefere to dance the US-dance to the Russian dance...
I think Rammstein is loved by so many people, because if you want to you can dive deep into their lyrics. Offending or blaming is not the aim of this band, but to selfreflect. For example Deutschland was loved and also hated in Germany from the left to the right parties. I think what they like to do is to provoke and make you think about what the lyrics might tell you. But on the other hand, if you do not know the lyrics its fantasic music and of course their stage performances are unbeaten in my opinion. A good example is "Dicke Titten", if you only hear the song without seeing the video its a perfect what I would name "Ballermann-song" / "springbreak-song" but with the lyrics and the video it goes deeper. Songs of Rammstein I would suggest: Dicke Titte, Angst, the piano version of "Mein Herz brennt", Radio, and so on. And to US Americans I don´t think that "America" was intended to offend you, but to give you the oportunity to selfreflect what you are doing and want to do as the "Leader of the western, democratic world".
Biss you did a lovely job of explaining your take on the song...no problems with you or the song...yes I think the song is a sharp and nuanced take on the influence of America....not all bad but too influential in some ways.
As always, a very nice reaction and perfect breakdown and interpretation! Don't be shy with your thoughts, people who know Rammstein love them for being direct and for starting discussions and maybe being controversial. In the end, as I always say... don't play down how well you speak German, your understanding of our crazy language is very good! Greetings, and keep on going :)
Don't worry Biss you are always have shown respect. Hater are everyware and it's you're channel you do what you think it's the best. Much love from 🇮🇹🇧🇪❤️
The song actually is a reference to operation paperclip, German scientists being taken to America after the fall of the Third Reich and being given full American citizenship. Then those scientists going onto NASA to put a man on the moon. It's a tongue in cheek song about the weird commercialisation of American consumer culture and the popular belief that Nasa at one point was being run by ex German war criminals. As with many Rammstein songs a little bit of a sarcastic ironic humour with a bite of truth.
Bliss,keep doing what you’re doing,as a red blooded American I want to let you know that criticism of government,corporations each other is a cornerstone of what the country was founded on,if somebody doesn’t like to see a Starbucks in Inner Mongolia we get it-Rock on
and i think it goes even further, it also talks about "softpower" and military power, the US "is always taking democracy around the world" (sometimes War). As also in the part where "Wenn getanzt wird will ich führen" talks about the control of the USA over other countries, later he complements saying that the music comes from the white house, therefore they control how they "dance" and what they should "dance"
Well, a lot of americans know well the thing that Rammstein say in this song, they say this in a lot of american songs, too (like This is America). One of their bests. PS: love you t shirt 😁
I would not say that this is one of the most hated ones but rather one of the most misinterpreted. The song was Rammstein's response to American intervention in Iraq - a skillfully sarcastic response. Like they said in the lyrics "this is not a love song". America influences the world but from the position of power - cultural power (low-quality mass culture), economic power (corporations) and military power (interventions in other countries, usually when it's profitable for US).
It is an indictment of US influence throughout the world, culturally and politically. I am an American, and I am ok with the message. Anyone giving you hate for Rammstein's message is misguided. I can understand my fellow Americans being insulted by the messaging, but free thinkers will understand that we are not above criticism.
It is a bit ironic...these guys came from East Berlin and lived under Russian oppression until 1991, and it was Ronald Reagan and America that were huge variables in bringing down the wall and the USSR. What is great is that Rammstein is able to criticize America and the west...I bet they didn't sing many songs criticizing East Germany or the USSR (understanding that they didn't exist at that time...probably wouldn't have been allowed to exist). And I bet they certainly enjoy the US dollars their albums are making. I personally think this is awesome. I have no problem with their criticism of the US, and our 'we are better than you' attitude. That's what the lyrics early on about '...leading' when dancing. The US does have a way of trying to force our beliefs on others around the world, because we think our way is best. I love these guys, and think Til Lindemann is brilliant.
I agree, with most of what you wrote, but I have to say their song and video of "Deutschland" is a very critical view on their love and hate relationship towards their own country. As a Rammstein fan you certainly know, one of my favorite songs from them, "Stein um Stein" It describes in a metaphorical way, how the feeling of "life" was, in former east Germany. Or "Radio", the communist GDR regime could put you in jail , if they caught you, hearing music from the west. That video describes it, in a perfect way! That's Rammstein, they're never afraid to speak about very controversial things! That's the main reason why I love them!
@@romanknetsch1035 yeah, you're exactly right, and it's why I love them as well. They aren't shy, especially Til. I love his side project "Lindemann" as well, because he and Peter Tagtgren are willing to talk about things other bands aren't. They love their freedom of speech, as do I. I don't believe in censorship of any kind, and the more offensive, the better...not necessarily offensive to me, but to society in general. I wish there were more bands like them, and more artists like Til!
@@genekent2391 I am so thankful that there are now US americans, with a healthy, open minded attitude. I was brought up with US american GI'S and a lot of them couldn't stand the slightest critical word against their country. We all know, if we use our brain, that in every country there are some flaws. That's ok, as long as you work on those flaws to make it better. But a lot of US Citizens have a talent to stay blind to their problems. So they see no need to better things. Instead they continue, to pray their mantra, "... THAT WE LIVE IN THE BEST COUNTRY OF THE WORLD..." But YOU, seems to be different, I really appreciate that! It gives me hope! We are living nowadays in a global world. What affects a big country will now affect the whole planet 🌏! We should always work together. I love Lindemanns side project, too! Even more radical, shocking and provoking! 👊
This song was written basically as an indictment of the American government with the war in Iraq. Basically they were basically stating that that war was basically America was looking to "Americanize" the entire world. As an American, I can see their point, and can agree with many aspects of what they're saying.
It was this country that started a lot of wars, including the war between Russia and Ukraine. Well done, Raimstein. They raised this topic a long time ago. The crown of the “great country” has been shaken
This song is absolutely meant to offend, its not their only song about America being ignorant and trying to police and lead the whole world through capitalism while being rotten to the core and being built on attrocities. Its trying to show people thats its not ok what theyre doing and it has only gotten worse since then.
I love the song but I think its hilarious that Germans would be upset about about American culture being spread worldwide like they weren't trying to do the exact same thing lol
As an American, I'm not at all offended by Rammstein giving us a hard time about things. As someone who's read a bit of history, it's not lost on me that there have been millions of people who have immigrated to America from German-speaking nations, and those people went on to help create what has become American culture. The biggest thing to smile about, of course, is their significant use of the Apollo missions in their video, and who was it who was the principal rocket engineer for the program? Wernher Von Braun, a German of V-2 rocket fame, we brought to America after WWII through Operation Paperclip. In this way, they're also making fun of themselves, which shows just how talented they are to have so many different meanings in their art. They are an incredible band, extremely talented, and if they make fun of us for being so culturally influential, it's all good. We know we are. I just hope that more of the positive influences have been embraced than the negative ones.
Don't worry Biss. Most Americans are fine with this. I'm not offended in any way. Americans need to know thee things. I know some people don't like having our problems pointed out but I don't think those people would be listening to Rammstein in the first place. Also more Rammstein whenever you think about it. Thanks
I'm American, this song is 100% true lol. Our contributions to the world haven't all been bad, but we can be very pushy and blind to other cultures. Europe has always been more interesting to me than the U.S. and I hope to visit multiple countries one day. I've been to Asia and was fascinated by everything there. Europe is the top of my list though seeing I can trace my ancestory back there.
The last time they were here Till was crying on stage. Look at it. He either has changed or always loved America. You tell me. Nurnberg 82. 83. We love
Coming into this late as I just discovered your reaction videos...and love Rammstein as much as you do. You interpretation is right on point as what they are saying. In the 60's and 70's Americanization of the world by corporate America was a big deal. And an embarrassment to anyone that's ever lived in a country other than the US. (I lived in Germany a few years) Today though there is a higher-level corporate influence trying to influence the world into poverty so the rich and entitled will rule uber alles. But that is another story that we can just hope Rammstein writes a song about. Wishing you well. Peace 🙂
this is the best rammstein ive heard yet! i agree about that "middle eight" bit, it rocked extra hard!! i feel like theres some bits you didnt want to translate lol
I think we mostly feel the way about that song the way they feel about Germany expressed in the Deutscheland song. "I want to love you but goddangit you make it so hard"
Looking over what you've done by Rammstein, it looks like you haven't done "Engel", and in particular the live version from Madison Square Garden. The song is really cool and the live show is jaw-dropping.
I'm From the US and this song is spot on correct. Corporate greed and hypocritical people in charge are responsible, not the citizens. Don't ever be afraid to speak your mind. If you're wrong learn from it but you never know unless you speak out.
This song is how America spreads its cultural influence on other countries…and I agree, America shouldn’t be doing that. Let other countries, be, let them be who they are, without America pushing their culture on everyone. Im from Texas and am a Native American (Apache/Cherokee/Navajo)….and they forced my grandparents to not speak our languages. I love my country, but its not perfect, but I also cant dwell on the past, I need to move forward, but we as a country shouldn’t be pushing our culture on others. I LOVE Rammstein, and love bands who sing in their native language.
You should also consider the context of the time in which the video was created. That was the time when America started the Iraq war. And countries like Germany or France were not convinced by the presented "evidence" for weapons of mass destruction etc. and saw no basis for starting a war. President Bush at the time did not like that at all and said that anyone who is not with America is against America. So relations were strained at that time. Of course, this criticism does not mean that Rammstein does not like America. And and I think Americans shouldn't take that too personally or feel offended by it.
I'm American and was stationed at Rammstein for 5 years and experienced the attitude expressed in the video first hand. So no surprises. But I think we mostly enjoy the music and can take valid criticism. It is different now but back in my time (80s) German terrorists killed quite a few of us in Berlin and Rammstein and the Frankfurt Military Terminal (bombs).
@@BisscuteReacts Well, both refrains are full of patriotism and pride, but inside its an accuse on the American way of life. Poverty, consumption and world domination. Like in Bobby Brown from Zappa no one recognizes the verse and the dark meaning behind.
Well this song came out about a year of so after the disgusting invasion of the USA in Iraq. So it's much more than just criticism of the spreading of american culture on the whole globe, it's also about how that is often done forcefully by the american imperialism since the 50ties of the last century. The soft version is the export of the culture, the temptations of consumerism. But "Und wer nicht tanzen will am Schluss, weiß noch nicht, dass er tanzen muss" obviously means that if you (another country) don't do what the USA want's you to do, then you just did not yet realize that they will make you do it by force. Either by sanctions, hurting you economy, or simply by militray action and bombing your country until you comply.
Biss, your interpretation is spot on, & it's a valid critique. While I can't tell if they're poking fun at the "fake moon landing" conspiracy or promoting it, I hope they're mocking it. In any event, Biss, I don't think you need to dance around it so much; anyone offended is exactly the sort who wants to overwrite other cultures instead of exploring the uniqueness each one offers.
Come on, Biss, don't be shy about the subtext. The guys from Rammstein showed in the video the truth that American narratives dominate everywhere, all over the world, including in the military-political sphere. I understand your embarrassment, in Eastern Europe, Americans are viewed as saviors from communism, and their public criticism is seen as a sign of bad taste and a challenge to the entire post-Soviet system of values. This is understandable. You are very cool, I will continue to enjoy your reactions❤
Sadly America is being made communist, and taking the rest of the Western world with it. Most people are unaware because they don't know that communism, like a virus, evolves itself to better attack a new host. This stuff gets exactly zero traction in Eastern Europe from what I can see, I think you guys instinctively know it for what it is.
I would wager that most of your american viewers share rammstein's critiques of american consumerism and cultural imperialism. Don't apologize, you nailed it. There are certainly simple-minded americans who refuse to be critical of their nation, but they are incapable of critical thought, and therefore not worthy of time or debate.
Don't be so worried, there is only a limited part of the USA that can be offended, the rest of the world understands very well what "Coca-cola sometimes war" means.
Just so you know your audio for your voice is very low, even with ear buds I had to turn the volume all the way up just to be able to hear you. Good reaction, I hope you do more Rammstein.I 👍
Rammstein recorded their firsr demos that eventually became anthems under their sheets in east germany. They were teenagers when the stasi had incredible power. Ps. Im a patreon...any chance of "whats eating gilbert grape"? I dont think you will like it ao maybe "this boys life" leonado di caprio and robert di niro. Keep being you. X
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Coca-Cola, sometimes war is the greatest line in the song.
And so true...
Sometimes war? it would be more correct to say often.


Most educated Americans would watch this and think how sad but true this is. It’s an awesome video, and as an American, I enjoyed it.
Exactly! The average american is the one who'll find it just offensive
The west did nothing wrong. World population has exploded because of industrialization, there is more food and more wealth for the entire world. The west ended slavery around the world. The problem is developing nations make too many people and outpace their economic growth. Colonialism, industrialism, brought everything the west had to everyone else. Wasn't for the right reasons but who's histories reflect doing things for the right reasons. The result is a rapid expansion and modernization for all peoples.
@@Twistofkain24 The west was one of the last ones to end slavery, stop it.
@@Twistofkain24 Oh the West did so much wrong like the rest of the World did. There is no one really better than the other
Rammstein is always thought provoking music.
It's always like that with rammstein: you can just enjoy the music. then look at the video - you're already on another level. If you know the lyrics: another light will come on to you. And if you listen to someone else's opinion about it: you really realize how complex it is.
Its like so much songs like disposable heroes, as a teenager u enjoy the song and energy, then y understand the lyrics and omg is so rough but great.
@@5un5h1ne i'm so glad punk is not d3ath ❤️ (punk: antisystem social movement wich through protest manifestations as music, sends messages wich main topic is critics and rebellion.)
@@5un5h1ne also american idi0t, im sure millions of "americans" listened it and knew the meaning of lyrics years later 😂😂😂
@@5un5h1ne also if you go to latin america, try not to call the US "america" 😂😂 nobody is gonna hit you but it's gonna be uncomfortable for some locals 😂😂😂
I'm American and I love Rammstein. They are also right.
im an american too, and i so ofended like a good american hhahahahahah
Great reaction. The funny thing is that they play that at their American concerts and everyone sings along. Simply a good song, I guess ^^
It is a good song, but they also might agree with the lyrics.
@@Republic3D "coca cola sometimes war" words from band from Germany,country which started WW1 and WW2...but i'm not politician i just like their music🤘✌️
@@vilijusvasiliauskas454 To be fair, they had the balls to sing about this topic as well ("Deutschland") and about their feelings towards German's history. They do not run away from touchy topics.
@@vilijusvasiliauskas454Well, since the founding of America, there has been almost no peacetime. They were always at war. And not a single one of them was out of America's defense. All wars were attack wars against other countries. All the wars that America has waged and are still waging serve only one purpose, to enrich itself under false pretenses.
@@atomictsarina4378 i know that song but i never translated its lyrics in english,i just knew they are singing about Germany
My personal feeling on the song is that they're not necessarily critisising the average american, but more their government/big companies and the reach around the world. Wherever you go, you will find it's influence, much as the internet reflects nowadays too by being very american-centered. Like refering to non-american films as foreign, like it's a universal experience that american films are your native films.
Keeping in mind when the song was actually released (2004), I think the "sometimes war" was even more pointed than we would interpret it today. The song, in it's entirety, is still relevant today, almost 20 years later, but at the time, the US was actively ramping up their invasion in Iraq. So it makes sense to point at that and go "they export war as well".
Exactly, it is not about the common people, but at the same time it is...maybe the U.S. needs more than just two political parties who knows?
"Referring to non-American films as foreign". Well, that's not a fair criticism: If the person speaking is American, then non-American films are foreign. Nothing stops anyone else from calling American films foreign.
"I'm pretty scared of where Rammstein is gonna go with this..."
Me laughing: "Oh, this is gonna be good"
Biss that was one of the most cordially diplomatic escapes I've seen. lol No harm no foul from a US Navy vet :-)
I'm sure you hear this all the time, I love your voice. The tone, the accent, the rolling of your R's, just the whole sound of it. You make a pleasant listening experience.
This song is about the Americanization that is taken place in most of the world and they are mocking it and making it a parody as they dont approve of that change in the world, its also why you see people of different cultures walking around eating big burgers, american deep pan pizza and big cups of Coca Cola (which is he also mentions in the song) Plus the ignorance of americans who belives that everything is wunderbar in their country and they are living in the best country in the whole world.
True
This!
"We're all living in Amerika, Coca-Cola, sometimes war"....the best line! Because it is so true!
Exactly
@@EatBeets most of the rest thinks you guys are ignorant for beliving that america is the whole world
I’m American and I love this song it’s on point. America isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Same here. This song is perfect.
indeed
Great reaction, Biss! I don't speak German myself, but my interpretation of the video is that it is being critical of American consumerism spreading across the world. But I feel like that is an important thing to question and evaluate. Regardless you handled it very diplomatically and with grace. Thanks for the amazing reaction and I can't wait to see what you do next! 😊
It's exactly this, and as an American I fully agree with the video.
@@Shifuede there is more to it.
Lines like
And who does not want to dance at the end
Does not know that he must dance
or
When you turn on your own (in dancing)
Let us control you a bit
point to more then just Americas consumerism
The song actually is a reference to operation paperclip, german scientists being taken to America and being given full citizenship, and then going onto NASA to put a man on the moon. It's a tongue in cheek song about the weird commercialisation of american consumer culture and Nasa being run by ex german war criminals.
Don't be afraid to have a bit of German directness, esp. when you react to Rammstein. ;-)
Actually, IF there are Americans hating it, there are probably the same amount of Americans who would totally agree with Rammsteins sarcastic criticism. The American society is VERY divided esp. in the last years. Like half of them think it is the greatest thing since pizza, and the other half thinks it should radically change it's course. So whatever you say, there might be some Americans hating it and others loving it. Some applauding and some being offended.
You did a great job to be as diplomatic as we wish politicians were.
All the best, very entertaining reaction!
it’s a parody of American globalization. America is forcing itself on everyone etc etc. love this song.
IKR How dare we create stable supply chains on the seas and secure Western Europe, Southeastern Asia, North Africa, and the Middle-East against global fucktardery for your own benefit?
After Du Hast, this is probably my 2nd favorite Rammstein song. So easy to sing along to. I also recommend Feuer Frei, Mutter, Moskau, and Reise Reise. Great reaction Biss and looking forward to more Rammstein!! ❤🤘
Dicke Titten?
Rammstein has too many great songs to really have a single favorite, but. Moskau and Reise Reise are definitely up there, one of their most under rated songs in my opinion is Wo Bist Du.
@@kwantoon I completely agree. So many great songs.
@@kwantoon Reise Reise is just so dang catchy. Up there on my list is Los because of much fun they have playing with language poetically. Zie sind gott.....los.
The song was written in the context of the 2nd Iraq War of the USA in 2003, which was only 20 years ago......... when the world still looked completely different. China was just beginning to emancipate itself economically on a global scale, and Putin was still taking a wait-and-see approach and playing fair-weather.
The 21st century also began as the US century.
Yeah iirc it was in part a response to Bush's "you're either with us or you're against us" rhetoric
I love the analysis. You try to be so thorough and really over-try to be fair. Your sincerity is refreshing!
If Some Americans cannot take a little light jabbing in a song they have more problems than I thought. But i know most understand where Rammstein is going with the meaning of this song. It's a Banger.
Thank you, every country needs a Rammstein.
I love your faces all acroos the song 😆I almos could hear your head thinking "oh my gosh this is gonna get me in trouble" but people who undestand Rammtein understand that there are both sides od the coin here and take it with a grain of salt. Just for you to know they play it in New York and everyone love it.
Awesome reaction. Great analyses and I agree with your view on the lyrics. And besides that it is also just a fantastic song. Thank you. ~ Vals
I laughed watching you sweat this interpretation!
We all have opinions and america has influenced every corner of the world. I found a Coca-Cola seller in the middle of the jungle where almost nobody walked.
Much Love to You and Ukraine
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I'm American and no one else's opinion of us ever offends me. Nice review and I don't speak German but great song.
Good reaction!
Rammstein is like ogres (or onions) - layers after layers ;)
Btw, nice shirt!
I don't speak German, but the video makes the point very clear.
You are right with the culture war.
"Vor Paris steht Mickey Maus" is a reference to war.
It is discribing the front lines.
Example. "Der Russe steht schon vor Berlin" has the meaning that the Russian Army set the front line already in the edge of Berlin.
So Mickey Mouse in front of Paris means that there is a cultural frontline the US put their with Disneyland.
No, it's only about Disneyland Paris
@@ChrisTian-rm7zm Yes ... those are not mutually exclusive. Disneyland Paris is the frontline being referred to.
My musical journey of Rammstein started years ago with this iconic song and i still loved it to this very day , such a cool band over the years , i love it how Rammstein are mixing two diffrent populations in this music video , brilliant effects. Biss i would like to see your reaction to Rammstein song called Du Hast , my 2nd favorite song from their golden collectrion
I don't think the song is meant to be a reflection, more to poke fun at how the US of A influences and affects most countries. I don't think it is in mean spirit, though. They're just having fun.
They also have a song about their own country, Deutschland, that seems to me more a reflection to the good and bad of their country than this one.
Deutschland is an awesome Rammstein song too and the video for it is excellent.
Hey kids. Gen-X metalhead here. American expatriate of three decades in Germany. No guarantees of useful insight.
I think the most important line in the lyrics is _This is not a love song._ They're making that clear 'cause if you know about Bruce Springsteen's _Born in the USA,_ you know americans don't think any song naming America could possibly _not be_ a love song. It's also -a quote from- the title of a song by Public Image Ltd. that featured Johnny Rotten (of Sex Pistols fame), one of America's not favorite english punk artists. Maybe.
_Und vor Paris steht Mickey Mouse_ (Mickey Mouse has reached Paris) is the kind of line you'd hear in a report from a war, insinuating that Disney is invading, seeing that Disneyland Paris was newish when this song came out.
Rammstein is very much painting a picture of America as a busybody Karen of world-policing, and that they're a little pervasive.
If you think you've spotted the lie, then tell us where you _no you didn't._
For good or ill, by hook or by crook, America's somehow become the pilot of Starship Earth, 'cause they may not have all the money, but they have all the stuff the money wants, they have all the cool weapons, and they feel that lends them some level of authority.
Like, all my life, I was regaled with legends of how in WWII, the US came to Europe and cleaned house. But after living here long enough, I found out that what really happened was more like we got to Germany, started climbing the _soul-warpingly massive_ mountain of dead soldiers that the russians buried the Wehrmacht under, executing any surviving nazis that didn't know anything about rockets or nuclear reactions, wrapped up the nazi scientists that did in the Stars and Stripes we were going to raise over the Reichstag until we found the russians got it first, and sent all those evil eggheads back to Nevada to build The Bomb.
None of that is exactly true, but it kind of is.
And Bisscute! The kind of people that _would_ get angry at you about this reaction _are going to_ get angry at you about this reaction. They're angry. The diplomacy you're attempting will do nothing to prevent that, but the rest of us see and acknowledge your peaceful intentions, and appreciate your efforts.
Anyway, that's my "Finally, I just subscribed" comment for you.
Great one! You nailed the meaning Biss, I just think it's not ONLY a critic to what America forced on the world but also a critic to the rest of the world for embracing a lot of other things that weren't forced : Who doesn't love a Big MaC, Cola and a Hollywood blockbuster? I'm from Portugal an I love it!
The song pokes fun at America, but the line "We are all living in America" seems more like a self critic to all non-Americans. We are guilty of it, forced or not, we embraced the good and the bad.
Ironically this was a huge hit in America and also in the world but Rammstein don't seem so fond of it, after the tour where they launched it, they don't play it that often live.
Oh and yeah, the overall theme of the video is about the moon landing being an hoax produced in a studio in Hollywood.
Great reaction!
Well said.
When this song came out we were in the post "Mission Accomplished" phase of Iraq going into a presidential election that almost saw Bush replaced.. he made it through by the slim margin of a few hanging chads... it's a thing. A lot of Americans were right there with Rammstein on this one, great song.
I loved Rammstein then and now. I like this song though I never translated it but got the idea.on a side note, yeah American culture has influenced a lot of the world but a great deal of American culture was influenced by Europeans so it all comes full circle.
Nice to see you back with Rammstein 😍
Cigeretes name is "Lucky Strike" - same name is for war rockets.
I listened with no hate. They created and showed their option of American way. It is ok with me. Oh! I am American. 😀
I love it when you go wild on Rammstein! So I'm really glad to hear you gonna react to more of them! I also hope you will follow the recommendation I did after your las Rammstein Reaktion! 😅
Этому клипу много лет, а все отсылки и тексты до сих пор актуальны и правдивы
Аминь, брат
Хуль ты забыла в американском интернете? пиздуй лапти вяжи
Especially the part "....Coca Cola sometimes WAR..."
So refreshing to see a reactor who actually knows german. Reacting to this song being ignorant to the lyrics, is like appreciating a chocklate by only eating the paper, throwing the content away. IMO this is one of Rammsteins best movies, with the hard hitting lyrics and awesome sound. Personally, however, as a Norwegian, I prefere to dance the US-dance to the Russian dance...
Why not dance your own? Does someone limit you in choosing a dance or with whom to be friends and with whom to trade? Oh, wait...
I think Rammstein is loved by so many people, because if you want to you can dive deep into their lyrics. Offending or blaming is not the aim of this band, but to selfreflect. For example Deutschland was loved and also hated in Germany from the left to the right parties. I think what they like to do is to provoke and make you think about what the lyrics might tell you.
But on the other hand, if you do not know the lyrics its fantasic music and of course their stage performances are unbeaten in my opinion.
A good example is "Dicke Titten", if you only hear the song without seeing the video its a perfect what I would name "Ballermann-song" / "springbreak-song" but with the lyrics and the video it goes deeper.
Songs of Rammstein I would suggest: Dicke Titte, Angst, the piano version of "Mein Herz brennt", Radio, and so on.
And to US Americans I don´t think that "America" was intended to offend you, but to give you the oportunity to selfreflect what you are doing and want to do as the "Leader of the western, democratic world".
Biss you did a lovely job of explaining your take on the song...no problems with you or the song...yes I think the song is a sharp and nuanced take on the influence of America....not all bad but too influential in some ways.
As always, a very nice reaction and perfect breakdown and interpretation! Don't be shy with your thoughts, people who know Rammstein love them for being direct and for starting discussions and maybe being controversial. In the end, as I always say... don't play down how well you speak German, your understanding of our crazy language is very good! Greetings, and keep on going :)
Don't worry Biss you are always have shown respect. Hater are everyware and it's you're channel you do what you think it's the best. Much love from 🇮🇹🇧🇪❤️
The song actually is a reference to operation paperclip, German scientists being taken to America after the fall of the Third Reich and being given full American citizenship. Then those scientists going onto NASA to put a man on the moon. It's a tongue in cheek song about the weird commercialisation of American consumer culture and the popular belief that Nasa at one point was being run by ex German war criminals. As with many Rammstein songs a little bit of a sarcastic ironic humour with a bite of truth.
Sometimes I look at the moon and salute because our flag is properly displayed at all times overhead.
It's wonderful.
Bliss,keep doing what you’re doing,as a red blooded American I want to let you know that criticism of government,corporations each other is a cornerstone of what the country was founded on,if somebody doesn’t like to see a Starbucks in Inner Mongolia we get it-Rock on
and i think it goes even further, it also talks about "softpower" and military power, the US "is always taking democracy around the world" (sometimes War). As also in the part where "Wenn getanzt wird will ich führen" talks about the control of the USA over other countries, later he complements saying that the music comes from the white house, therefore they control how they "dance" and what they should "dance"
The mockery is both funny and honest, so no American worth thinking about would have a problem with it.
Well, a lot of americans know well the thing that Rammstein say in this song, they say this in a lot of american songs, too (like This is America). One of their bests.
PS: love you t shirt 😁
I would not say that this is one of the most hated ones but rather one of the most misinterpreted. The song was Rammstein's response to American intervention in Iraq - a skillfully sarcastic response. Like they said in the lyrics "this is not a love song". America influences the world but from the position of power - cultural power (low-quality mass culture), economic power (corporations) and military power (interventions in other countries, usually when it's profitable for US).
It is an indictment of US influence throughout the world, culturally and politically. I am an American, and I am ok with the message. Anyone giving you hate for Rammstein's message is misguided. I can understand my fellow Americans being insulted by the messaging, but free thinkers will understand that we are not above criticism.
This was one of the songs I hoped they played when I saw em in Philly lol
It is a bit ironic...these guys came from East Berlin and lived under Russian oppression until 1991, and it was Ronald Reagan and America that were huge variables in bringing down the wall and the USSR. What is great is that Rammstein is able to criticize America and the west...I bet they didn't sing many songs criticizing East Germany or the USSR (understanding that they didn't exist at that time...probably wouldn't have been allowed to exist). And I bet they certainly enjoy the US dollars their albums are making. I personally think this is awesome. I have no problem with their criticism of the US, and our 'we are better than you' attitude. That's what the lyrics early on about '...leading' when dancing. The US does have a way of trying to force our beliefs on others around the world, because we think our way is best. I love these guys, and think Til Lindemann is brilliant.
I agree, with most of what you wrote, but I have to say their song and video of "Deutschland" is a very critical view on their love and hate relationship towards their own country. As a Rammstein fan you certainly know, one of my favorite songs from them, "Stein um Stein" It describes in a metaphorical way, how the feeling of "life" was, in former east Germany. Or "Radio", the communist GDR regime could put you in jail , if they caught you, hearing music from the west. That video describes it, in a perfect way! That's Rammstein, they're never afraid to speak about very controversial things! That's the main reason why I love them!
@@romanknetsch1035 yeah, you're exactly right, and it's why I love them as well. They aren't shy, especially Til. I love his side project "Lindemann" as well, because he and Peter Tagtgren are willing to talk about things other bands aren't. They love their freedom of speech, as do I. I don't believe in censorship of any kind, and the more offensive, the better...not necessarily offensive to me, but to society in general. I wish there were more bands like them, and more artists like Til!
@@genekent2391 I am so thankful that there are now US americans, with a healthy, open minded attitude. I was brought up with US american GI'S and a lot of them couldn't stand the slightest critical word against their country. We all know, if we use our brain, that in every country there are some flaws. That's ok, as long as you work on those flaws to make it better. But a lot of US Citizens have a talent to stay blind to their problems. So they see no need to better things. Instead they continue, to pray their mantra, "... THAT WE LIVE IN THE BEST COUNTRY OF THE WORLD..." But YOU, seems to be different, I really appreciate that! It gives me hope! We are living nowadays in a global world. What affects a big country will now affect the whole planet 🌏! We should always work together. I love Lindemanns side project, too! Even more radical, shocking and provoking! 👊
This song was written basically as an indictment of the American government with the war in Iraq. Basically they were basically stating that that war was basically America was looking to "Americanize" the entire world. As an American, I can see their point, and can agree with many aspects of what they're saying.
It was this country that started a lot of wars, including the war between Russia and Ukraine. Well done, Raimstein. They raised this topic a long time ago. The crown of the “great country” has been shaken
This song is absolutely meant to offend, its not their only song about America being ignorant and trying to police and lead the whole world through capitalism while being rotten to the core and being built on attrocities. Its trying to show people thats its not ok what theyre doing and it has only gotten worse since then.
Of course no one has ever been to the moon. This is the message.
Nya eu amo esse clip, tem que ser visto e analizado quadro a quadro, simplesmente um protesto incrível, obrigada Biss-sama por reagir a isso*--*
You're a born Ambassador😂, sooo cute😊. Much Love to you❤
EVERY SINGLE VIDEO
I start vibing, then she turns the volume down
I love the song but I think its hilarious that Germans would be upset about about American culture being spread worldwide like they weren't trying to do the exact same thing lol
I think Till refers to
This is not a Lovesong by Public Image Ltd.
Your comment deserves a "like", only a few people remember this song nowadays 😉
As an American, I'm not at all offended by Rammstein giving us a hard time about things. As someone who's read a bit of history, it's not lost on me that there have been millions of people who have immigrated to America from German-speaking nations, and those people went on to help create what has become American culture. The biggest thing to smile about, of course, is their significant use of the Apollo missions in their video, and who was it who was the principal rocket engineer for the program? Wernher Von Braun, a German of V-2 rocket fame, we brought to America after WWII through Operation Paperclip. In this way, they're also making fun of themselves, which shows just how talented they are to have so many different meanings in their art. They are an incredible band, extremely talented, and if they make fun of us for being so culturally influential, it's all good. We know we are. I just hope that more of the positive influences have been embraced than the negative ones.
Our culture became world culture through the internet. I find it wunderbar.
Don't worry Biss. Most Americans are fine with this. I'm not offended in any way. Americans need to know thee things. I know some people don't like having our problems pointed out but I don't think those people would be listening to Rammstein in the first place. Also more Rammstein whenever you think about it. Thanks
I'm American, this song is 100% true lol. Our contributions to the world haven't all been bad, but we can be very pushy and blind to other cultures. Europe has always been more interesting to me than the U.S. and I hope to visit multiple countries one day. I've been to Asia and was fascinated by everything there. Europe is the top of my list though seeing I can trace my ancestory back there.
The last time they were here Till was crying on stage. Look at it. He either has changed or always loved America. You tell me. Nurnberg 82. 83. We love
Why was he crying on stage?
@@consterus loved and was touched by the crowd in LA. Check it out. I don't think he hates America, he drinks cola too. If you live in Germany
Coming into this late as I just discovered your reaction videos...and love Rammstein as much as you do. You interpretation is right on point as what they are saying. In the 60's and 70's Americanization of the world by corporate America was a big deal. And an embarrassment to anyone that's ever lived in a country other than the US. (I lived in Germany a few years) Today though there is a higher-level corporate influence trying to influence the world into poverty so the rich and entitled will rule uber alles. But that is another story that we can just hope Rammstein writes a song about. Wishing you well. Peace 🙂
this is the best rammstein ive heard yet! i agree about that "middle eight" bit, it rocked extra hard!! i feel like theres some bits you didnt want to translate lol
I never heard anybody hating this song ,not even americans 😅
I think we mostly feel the way about that song the way they feel about Germany expressed in the Deutscheland song. "I want to love you but goddangit you make it so hard"
You have the Rolling "R" too👍🤘🤘 im loving it. Beside love your videos 🙏🍀💥✌
This isn't my first Rammstein song, but it is the one that made me fall in love with them.
7:14 Love "Sure that SOMETIMES?" face 🤣
Looking over what you've done by Rammstein, it looks like you haven't done "Engel", and in particular the live version from Madison Square Garden. The song is really cool and the live show is jaw-dropping.
The educatedmarine and the Bucksttabu channel has videos with English subtitles.
Great reaction. They always want to poke the bear a little bit. 😉
Hi Biss, your words & thoughts are just that...Yours....no harm no foul & another gr8t reaction by you & on to the next1....Have a gr8t weekend....
I'm From the US and this song is spot on correct. Corporate greed and hypocritical people in charge are responsible, not the citizens. Don't ever be afraid to speak your mind. If you're wrong learn from it but you never know unless you speak out.
Just the fact you had the expressed your view has won me over to your site and btw I now have to recommend your channel.
This song is how America spreads its cultural influence on other countries…and I agree, America shouldn’t be doing that. Let other countries, be, let them be who they are, without America pushing their culture on everyone. Im from Texas and am a Native American (Apache/Cherokee/Navajo)….and they forced my grandparents to not speak our languages. I love my country, but its not perfect, but I also cant dwell on the past, I need to move forward, but we as a country shouldn’t be pushing our culture on others. I LOVE Rammstein, and love bands who sing in their native language.
Best tish ever......and love the "Rrrrrrrs"
You should also consider the context of the time in which the video was created. That was the time when America started the Iraq war. And countries like Germany or France were not convinced by the presented "evidence" for weapons of mass destruction etc. and saw no basis for starting a war. President Bush at the time did not like that at all and said that anyone who is not with America is against America. So relations were strained at that time.
Of course, this criticism does not mean that Rammstein does not like America. And and I think Americans shouldn't take that too personally or feel offended by it.
They just speaking facts ;)
I'm American and was stationed at Rammstein for 5 years and experienced the attitude expressed in the video first hand. So no surprises. But I think we mostly enjoy the music and can take valid criticism. It is different now but back in my time (80s) German terrorists killed quite a few of us in Berlin and Rammstein and the Frankfurt Military Terminal (bombs).
In some parts I think it´s a hommage to Springsteens Born in the USA.
Oh ? ❤️
@@BisscuteReacts Well, both refrains are full of patriotism and pride, but inside its an accuse on the American way of life. Poverty, consumption and world domination.
Like in Bobby Brown from Zappa no one recognizes the verse and the dark meaning behind.
The video is such a hoot. How about some Die Ärzte next? :)
Yeah me too. Great video and commentary.
Well this song came out about a year of so after the disgusting invasion of the USA in Iraq. So it's much more than just criticism of the spreading of american culture on the whole globe, it's also about how that is often done forcefully by the american imperialism since the 50ties of the last century.
The soft version is the export of the culture, the temptations of consumerism.
But "Und wer nicht tanzen will am Schluss, weiß noch nicht, dass er tanzen muss" obviously means that if you (another country) don't do what the USA want's you to do, then you just did not yet realize that they will make you do it by force. Either by sanctions, hurting you economy, or simply by militray action and bombing your country until you comply.
Biss, your interpretation is spot on, & it's a valid critique. While I can't tell if they're poking fun at the "fake moon landing" conspiracy or promoting it, I hope they're mocking it. In any event, Biss, I don't think you need to dance around it so much; anyone offended is exactly the sort who wants to overwrite other cultures instead of exploring the uniqueness each one offers.
Come on, Biss, don't be shy about the subtext. The guys from Rammstein showed in the video the truth that American narratives dominate everywhere, all over the world, including in the military-political sphere. I understand your embarrassment, in Eastern Europe, Americans are viewed as saviors from communism, and their public criticism is seen as a sign of bad taste and a challenge to the entire post-Soviet system of values. This is understandable. You are very cool, I will continue to enjoy your reactions❤
Sadly America is being made communist, and taking the rest of the Western world with it. Most people are unaware because they don't know that communism, like a virus, evolves itself to better attack a new host. This stuff gets exactly zero traction in Eastern Europe from what I can see, I think you guys instinctively know it for what it is.
I would wager that most of your american viewers share rammstein's critiques of american consumerism and cultural imperialism. Don't apologize, you nailed it. There are certainly simple-minded americans who refuse to be critical of their nation, but they are incapable of critical thought, and therefore not worthy of time or debate.
They do some great videos, I recommend Sonne and Keine Lust, really good videos and great songs
Keine Lust is very fun to react to, as well as Radio
Read the lyrics. German / English. Available on Google / youtube.
A Nuance that most non native (and even some native) german speakers usually do not get:
"Vor Paris steht Micky Maus"
Rommel also stood before Paris.
Don't be so worried, there is only a limited part of the USA that can be offended, the rest of the world understands very well what "Coca-cola sometimes war" means.
Just so you know your audio for your voice is very low, even with ear buds I had to turn the volume all the way up just to be able to hear you.
Good reaction, I hope you do more Rammstein.I
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Rammstein recorded their firsr demos that eventually became anthems under their sheets in east germany. They were teenagers when the stasi had incredible power. Ps. Im a patreon...any chance of "whats eating gilbert grape"? I dont think you will like it ao maybe "this boys life" leonado di caprio and robert di niro. Keep being you. X
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Your reaction is the best, as always ;)
Relax, the world loved this song even if some Americans got upset. Good reaction.
Thank you, glad you liked the reaction ❤️