Rammstein | Fourteen Year-Old Reaction | Du Hast
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- My fourteen year-old and I check out, discuss, and react to Rammstein's Du Hast live from Paris. For those of you who regularly watch my channel, I believe Annie's response went a little different than I presumed.
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Only Rammstein can make a stadium full of French people sing in German
I thought exactly the same. My first thought was "Wow... then are able to speak german after all." :D
@@gnihi1 ...you mean they are able to speak any second language....sorry, no offense but your comment didn't leave me a choice :-P (if you ever tried to communicate in France using english and people just pretend to not understand a word...knows what I'm talking about)
Well hitler could of
Same in Poland. Ask somebody on the street, nobody knows german, but play them Rammstein and "alles gut" 🙂
The nazis pretty much did. In fact they let themselves lol
When did parents become a lot cooler than their kids????
nefter1
Since Auto-Tune?
Maybe you're around the same age as the man, which makes it more relatable for yourself? (that's how I personally feel)
Since tik tok my friend
When politicians decided to get people dumber and dumber with only showing shit on tv, to let shit music play on the radio and almost ban true artists, this is the same on so many things, and so sad
1991.. You asked. LOL
“Du hast” means “you have” - as in “du hast mich gefragt” (“you have asked me”). It could mean “you hate” if its “du hasst” - thats the double meaning behind it.
That's what makes the lyrics so good. It could mean you have me - early in the song - but when he says no to the marriage vows, you hate me is what makes sense.
That was what I guessed it meaning from the similarities with Norwegian my native tongue.
There is a difference between "du hast" and "du hasst". As you can see there is additional "s" in the second variant. The first means "you have" and the second "you hate" ... as it is explained above. You can mix the meaning if you only hear the beginning of the video, but as soon as you hear the whole sentence there is no doubt what they sing - "you have asked me". The official video also writes "du hast" with one "s", which can't be misuderstood for "du hasst" (you hate). Sorry for the repeating of the previous comments.
And it's fucking epic!
@@brn-bg3244 Are you trying to say their is no ambiguity? You can hear the difference between hast and hasst? I understand the two words are spelled differently and have a different meaning. I also understand the context of the song and the intentional ambiguity of using two words that sound EXACTLY the same but have very different meanings. "You have me" makes no since after he says no to the marriage vows (or version of marriage vows). He is saying the same thing audibly but meaning the opposite. It changes from 'hast" to "hasst".
if my dad asks me "would you go on a rammstein concert with me?". I would scream with joy on that concert like a crazy
Especially if you live in the USA and the concert is somewhere in Europe.
This is so every Rammstein fan trying to get other people into Rammstein.
Ever seen Breaking Bad????
Play some madness music classic British pop band/ ska
@@goldersgreen1147 YASSSS! BRING IN THE 2TONE!! 🖤💟
@@mzpinkeyez407
Yeah you know it makes sense 👍
Literally me talking to my mom trying to get her to UNDERSTAND 😂😂
THE GUY ON THE TREADMILL IS POWERING THE WHOLE STADIUM. ITS HOW THEY LOWER TOUR COSTS.
😁😁😁
Flake does what he has to do
Richard Eberhart yeah right 🤣
LMFAO 💀
@@emilbarenklau722 cant forget the legendary flake dance too!
This guy is the daddest dad to ever dad and I'm kind of loving it.
Haha totally. I normally wouldn't watch this type of channel. but I enjoy them very much.
Daddometre 5000 is going of the charts
I was going to write the same! Maybe she doesn't get it because she has to feel that feeling that we feel when we are in a Rammstein concert.
Jessi Hancock 😂 right
Frank the tanks younger brother ...
No ‘Du Hast’ Live in Paris reaction is complete without someone saying “Is that a treadmill?”
Believe me, the treadmill walk is the most NORMAL thing you'll see them do.
Definitely the most normal thing Flake will ever do
@@RickReasonnz 😂
Can confirm 5 time this statement
@@RickReasonnz wdym, getting torched with a flamethrower by a band mate is literally my tuesday evening?
Rammstein is classified as industrial metal band!
Rammstein is what happens, when 99 luftballons turns into 1 Hindenburg.
der ist gut :)
thats a fucking good one
maxtor1981 🔥upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1c/Hindenburg_disaster.jpg/300px-Hindenburg_disaster.jpg
maxtor1981 Great analogy 😎
epic lmfao
In case you didn't know and nobody told you yet: The vocalist, Till Lindemann, is a licensed pyrotechnician. Being a german it means a several years long apprenticeship in the country with pretty much the strictest laws and regulations regarding pyrotech and even fireworks. That's why all their shows are like that, he just really loves to set things on fire and blow them up. And because of that Rammstein is one of the few bands in the world that get permission for their pyrotech at every single show.
Everyone who's in the band has a pyrotechnician license btw
You neglect to mention that Till is also fucking God, so he should be able to do whatever he wants. 😉
In Germany it takes 5 days to be a licensed pyrotechnician. Where did you get that it takes years?
@@johannschu3962 i got my pyrotechnics licence in Germany and it does take 5 days to get it, but you have to work in the field, have worked on 20(i think) effects and have your boss at the firm you work for vow for you, in order to be allowed to take the course. Everyone in the class already has a lot of experience.
You also need a paper from the police that allows you to take the course.
i'm from Belgian, so i had to get this from the Belgian police and then translated to german.
You also need a document from the gouvernement for good behavior.
after the course there is a state exam (that is hard, specialy when your german isn't super good)
This all is for the "bühnepyrotechnieker" course that is the basis course for pyro on stage.
you can then also take a course for fireworks and 2 for TV/film effects. all these also take a week each, but you only have the exam for the main course i think.
In Belgium the German license is recognized but it's not recognized everywhere, so for rammstein to preform they always also need local pyrotechnicians to "help"
Wie ihr euch über unser Land unterhaltet haha oh man 😂👌 ihr wisst doch nicht mal was die sagen ohne übersetzer also die Band m
Dad's reaction: 🤘😆🤘
Daughter's reaction: 😐
lol ^^
well tbh she's
A: 14
and B: confronted the first time to Rammstein.
Look at her face at 9:19 be like O_O
2000+ are boring and "jaded"
@@starforce224 many of us but not everyone
@@starforce224 I was born in 2004 but I can agree. Most of the generation is liks this. Luckily I'm not.
German is in the title
Germans: Hippity Hoppitiy, this is now my property
Selbstverständlich
* Das ist nicht unser Eigentum sondern unser LEBENSRAUM
JA!
Genau
Ja
Only the germans can make a proposal sound like their ripping out your liver.
Yeah but we're particularly good at that :D
Yeah, we have a soft side. ^^
Yup learning german is brutal I'm learning it and I can say hello how are you and its brutal I tore up my vocal cords and couldn't talk fro awhile when learning it
a polish friend told me: "learning german is like learning to speak like a machine gun" but for us it's the other way round .. it sounds quite fast like nobody would ever get it ..
Well, i mean they said no, so like... That would rip out anyones Heart.
Imagine it was the beginning of 1989 and someone would have told you that an East German band, that sings songs in German, will soon sell out stadiums all over the world and millions of people will sing their songs in German, even in Paris ... Would you have believed that?
Yes
@@wickedymike also, I would believe flying cars, and soylent green. Or at least escape from new york. But would I believe that "underground" music in 2020 would be kpop? no.
well 20-25 years later is not "soon". Aber egal :-)
@@xII_RoyalTI_IIx ok, but in the US they had her first little tour in 1997...that's only 7 years after the wall came down.)
@@olaflengner8840 yes. It was just this 'selling out STADIUMS'
I saw the documentary about their start in the US
dad has the energy of a child, daughter has the energy of that child's granny.....after listening to a masterpiece of a song , all she understood is "they've got fireworks"
Thinking the same thing! Doesn't she get it LOL?
As someone about her age, not all of us are that boring.
Fr
@@laslw that's what I think too! I've got kids your age! They totally rock out to this!
Everyone has different tastes my friend, no need to be rude.
*Edit*
When Lindemann is singing this song he plays with the words "hast" and "hasst"
"Hast" means have but "hasst" means hate
And yes the song is about a proposal
Officaly the lyrics is
Du
Du hast
Du hast mich
Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt
In english its:
You have
You have me
You have asked me and I said nothing
So now the point is because he said nothing to the proposal he plays with hate and have.
It would be like:
You
You hate
You hate me
Because i said nothing
So thats the double meaning! 😅
I hope you understand my explanation!
hast is in present tense so it should be "have" instead of "had" so this one line should be "you have asked me and I said nothing" other than that it's on point
Also - "feuer" means "fire". That's basically what you need to know about Rammstein.
du hast is you have in English not you had
you have
you have
You have me
You asked me and I didn't say anything.
Genau richtig ! Your right !
Random yeah
That was my mistake sorry! ;)
Everyone: Du hast mich
Keyboard player: 🏃🏻🏃🏻🏃🏻🏃🏻🏃🏻
lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 It's Flake 💙💙🤘🤘🤘
@@grigorigovno844 Flake?
@@praeceptor the name of the keyboard player is Flake
@@hidhlight I know. Christian "Flake" Lorenz. My question was meant in a rather winking way.
She said it doesn't feel very heavy metal and she's right cause it's not, it is called *industrial metal* and it's a whole different level, I just love it!
Yaaassss, thank you!!! I was immediately like no wait tho... lol. When he called it metal. Alas, sub-genres :')
Tho also why she probably likes it. The common denominator between them and things she may actively like, such as certain edm, potentially. ;)
That hard-core synth action lol. :p
It is 'Neue deutsche Härte'! (NDH).
It's not heavy metal heavy metal. But it is a subgenre of heavy metal historically. It doesn't sound anything like power metal, hard rock, heavy metal, but technically speaking it's an accurate term for the topmost overarching genre (i.e. classical, rock, heavy metal, jazz, etc)
Rammstein is actually Described as Neue Deutsche härte, industrial metal,hard rock and Gothic metal!! 🇩🇪🤘
Rammstein belong to the genre "Neue deutsche Härte" which means in English "New German Hardness".
the kid is bored looking outside, she wants a iphone to continue on her coma
she was looking at the other screen where the dad said the english lyrics were.
Rlx
yeah she bored asf ...she wants jojo siwa music lmfao
she was lookin at the lyrics
or shes bored cause the father keeps talking and pausing the video so much lol
Its like the dad is the child and the girl is an old woman like back in my times
A bit like the Britcom "Ab Fab".
She looked like she would rather be somewhere else.
She probably listens to today’s hip-hop rap crap or Ariana Grande.
Till Lindemann, the vocalist of this industrial metal band, is also a trained pyrotechnician, which explains their amazing pyros.
All of them are
@@Jason-bj7yv Thanks, didn't know that as people & media mostly talk about Till.
He's a trained pyrotechnician NOW...
Pyromann :D
@@tarmotyyri6733 They are pyrotechnics because of a accident that happened in an early show when some fireworks ended in the public (due to a mistake of trhe pyrotechnics they hired for the show). Then they decided they could do it better themselves so the took classes to become pyrotechnics.
Dad: it’s intense
Daughter: 😐
You've got the point
2000+
starforce224 if you’re referring to her, she’s a gen z.
@@starforce224 My dude, Millenials are between age 24 to 40. She is definitely not a Millenial.
@@Pray4Mexx 2000-2010
I am from the UK. I am 66 years old and I have seen these twice. I have done 16 festivals and I have have seen many concerts. Rammstien are the best live gigs I have ever seen.
i only wish the yanks would pronounce words correctly.. hes saying Rommstein.. where the hell did he get ROM .... !!!
you should do rammstein - deutschland offical video. best video of 2019
Deutschland is such a good song
Agree! SO good song!
It wasn't a video, it was a movie 😄, and a good one!
Agree
@@MatthijsLangerman - totally agree ♥
Parents are cooler than their kids. Finally, this is the proof...
Maybe because we are getting old?
@@ArtyArtur Old is the new cool. We appreciate a comfy bed, a delicious hot cup of coffee and a great piece of music that makes us want to get up and move, even when our body says "Oh, hell no!
17 and rock and metal is all I can listen to, the music from your generation is definitely the best!
I absolutely love this band! :)
iam 13 and i love this music i heer this 10jears ago and i have seen this bands at 7 live conerts🤘
Um 14 is baby. We are not old, they are just babies and have taste in art that is decided by their classmates, aka stupid. I was like that once but learnt quickly.
When my son was 18 months I carried him along in the baby carrier while listening to music. Every now and then it was Rammstein "Du hast" and then he used to say "more man singing!". Eventually he fell asleep to the song - so I used it as his lullaby
@Central Intelligence Agency he'll turn 18 in April. He likes all different kind of music, not so much Rammstein though. Perhaps he got an overload in his early childhood 😂
@@Gutemine1234 he’ll come back 🙏🏻
Well at least singing about two people exchanging wows is better than this one lullaby in Iceland.
@@Dustyholes can confirm. You never grow out of Rammstein if you grew up with it. I'm 22 now and Rammstein is a staple of my radio show
Hello! I'm from Russia. When I was 4 my mom used this song as lullaby for me. She also turned on other Rammstein songs for me :)
I turned 50 last year and my wife bought me floor seat tickets (meaning I paid for it) to this show when they came to San Antonio. I have been going to concerts since I was 13 and this band has the best stage show I have ever seen. Glad I get to cross this one off my bucket list.
Same. THE BEST concert I've ever been to.
In fairness, French crowds are historically pretty good at doing what Germans tell them to. ;)
Thanks for sharing.
Jesus
Nice
Savage, but nice !
Thank for that... 😁 I laughed so hard
Preach!
Ah Rammstein. I am from Germany - that is our national anthem now
Brother I agree
Nationalhymne bitte sehr 😄🤘
I have family that live in Germany but for some reason don't like them but I do.
What about Deutschland (the song)
Than I am fucking German!
The dad is the guy I want to go with on Concerts, Drinking beers and jamming along.. xD
Rammstein is like: The arena is this big and contains this much air, how fast can you replenish the air because we're going to burn it all.
BTW: when the singer Till beats his right knee with his fist, that was once due to a medical condition. His kneecap had this unfortunate habit of popping out on stage. But he's such a bad-ass that he actually beat it back into position on stage. Later this became his signature move.
False!
That's the Tillhammer, end of story
He was a drummer once upon a time. He just loves that driving beat. End of story
It’s not false, watch the du riescht so gut ‘95 making of video and he talks about it himself. He had at least two surgery to fix his knee.
The lead singer Till Lindemann is actually a FULLY LICENSED Pyrotechnic so that’s why they have the best pyrotechnics in the world!!
And he is fully committed as pyromaniac :)
There really isn't anything like a Rammstein show. They deliver every time.
@bucky468 yeah.... Rammstein. Absolutely NOT the Gun Culture in the US is to blame
Been there. Seen them. It was great even at my age of 63 years. Great music!
bucky468 A band shouldn’t and mustn’t take responsibility for fans’ initiatives. If some person was a Rammstein fan and donated a million dollars to charity because he is a Rammstein fan nobody would point it out. Same with accidents. If a Clinton supporter went a shot down a bunch of people yelling “Trump 2020”, does Trump or Hillary have anything to do with him? No! It’s simply the lack of mental asylums.
One of my fav concerts and I’ve seen zep
@bucky468 I don't care if your a conservitive or if your liberal or whatever what I look at are your views and yours alone and might I say sir your views are beyond retarded. Gun control, disregard for mental health and americas over medication are the biggest reasons for your kids getting gunned down like pigs to a slaughter. Music, games and art have no effect and have even been shown to reduce violence because they give and outlet for emotions. You are part of the problem because you blindly spew shit thinking your right when your about as smart as a common shrew.
This teenie has the emotion of...
...sleeping pills.
"Du hast" means "you have".
So when they sing "Du hast mich gefragt" it's called "you have asked me".
Trust me, i'm german.
Who asked?
@@dantesparda6885 you
@@nazarstriletski3753 no i didnt....
So basically is in present perfect tense?
@Phil Mccrevasse Maybe i lived in Germany for my whole life and don't need to know German?
9:19 The facial expression of your daughter when the pyro show really began was amazing. You can read her thoughts in this moment: "WTF? Did they really do this? Are they completely insane?". And then: "How cool is that?".
He should show her the live performance from the songs Mein Teil, Rammstein and Sonne from the stadium tour i saw that stuff in Berlin and damn.
Wotans Krieger i saw them in oslo last year that is the best live show i ever seen
It was at that moment she changed her mind about her father's question before.
Nobody:
Rammstein Reactions: Is that a treadmill?
Every "Du hast" reaction video ever
I saw these guys live in 1995 on a deployment.. I’m 60 now. When I play Rammstein my neighbours get to hear it as well.
My neighbors listen to Rammstein ALL the time
...whether they like it or not!!!!!🔥🔥
Then you are the best neighbor
They have to theres no way to get round it !
It is like that old saying goes:
My neighbours listen to good music. Whether they like it or not.
My father, 64, drove me to the gig in Stuttgart. I offered him a ticket in 2019 for free, he didnt want it, yet at the gig he sat outside and the day after he listened to making ofs and so on, he became a fan I guess and regrets that he didnt take my ticket, haha
somethings wrong with my ears and eyes, Annie actually reacted. There is hope for us all......
Why couldn’t you just start the video off with “Hey, I’m here with my daughter. Let’s start performance”
Gotta make that 10 mins up some how
@Salty Kraken Yep - she might have shown more enthusiasm if he hadn't described everything she was about to see before she saw it.
When she likes Performance, show her Mein Teil from Rammstein
But please WITHOUT lyrics and background Stories
That's not even the best performance though? Keine Lust is the best. Or when Till sings Ohne Dich, or Frühling in Paris.
Du Riechst So Gut is also great, though Till's performance isn't quite what it used to be. Would be fun to see them react to their older shows, like Bizarre Festival 1996 or Nimes 2005.
Amazing part is it’s a bunch of French fans singing in German!😁
It's not really hard to sing du hast
@@SteveMcbrain yeah but they are french
the second time german metal conquered paris >_> XD
Yeah your soo right!
"du hast" actually means you have
"du hasst" means you hate
That's the thing about this song 😉
The spoken form of the title is a play on words that can mean both “you have” (the translation of the written form) and “you hate” the English version uses "you hate" in the lyrics
You will get surprised if I tell you in Mexican Spanish the word play hast/hasst is preserved by the equal pronunciation of "tú has (you have)" and "tú haz (you do)". Since the context makes the distinction between has/haz, until you complete the sentence "du hast mich gefragt (you have me asked/tú hasme preguntado [not an usual order of the sentence, it's more archaic])" you can get the actual meaning of the phrase even in the Mexican Spanish translation.
U got.. 😉😉😉😉😉😊😊
This is what is called a homophone. It is pronounced exactly the same, it has two different meanings depending on its spelling. The actual meaning is only obvious in writing. In the spoken language this is only obvious in context. If it is done like Rammstein does it, then the homophone results in two possible meanings, obviously intentionally. Obviously, this does not translate well into English as the placement of subject, verbs, and objects is a bit different. As such this doesn't work in English.
Exactly, it's a play on words for the listeners. It takes forever for them to find out if it is hate or have. They only get to know when he finally says gefragt, meaning asked.
You either absolutely love this band or get scared shitless by them. If you love then its like another super energetic mental dimension slotted into your mind.
I love them Live, but can't really listen to them otherwise.
Should be renamed into: Happy father and stoneface!
Wow, really? I'm almost certain you wouldn't speak like this to someone's face. Show some manners my friend and be respectful.
@@jiffster25 yes really! The same reply/reaction would my daughter get from me.
@@JoergSi I'd suggest you think before you speak in future my friend.
@@jiffster25 Dear friend, what is your real problem?
@@JoergSi my real problem is I don't think it's right to comment in the way you did towards a person (but especially a kid). Regardless of whatever. Not sure you understand what name calling on the Internet can do to people, especially young people. Like I said before, people like to speak online in ways they'd never speak face to face to a stranger. That's one of the massive down sides to the Internet.
Anyway, what's done is done, no point in beating a dead horse. Good day to you, sir.
She’s sitting there like “come on dad, let’s get this over with so I can get back to my mumble rap on tiktok 🤣
De gustibus no disputandum est!Sorry for her!😁
It would be interesting to see your daughter's reaction to the live performance of "Mein Teil". On the one hand, I'm not sure if that's appropriate for her age. On the other hand, Rammstein concerts are a kind of family events here in Germany (or Europe in general). You can find anyone here starting with little children up to 80 year old grandfathers and -mothers (They've got headbanging skills, you wouldn't believe it). I was introduced to Rammstein when I was about 12, so... probably she'll be fine. 😅
My boy heard his 1st of their songs Bück dich when he was 8. I haven't translated it for him but he requests it every time we are in the car. He LOVES the beats they make.
well she looks 18 so i think it's appropriate
@@cloverseer9836 she's 14 years old
@@skeriicain hearing that song is one thing. Seeing the infamous live performances they did back in the day, well, that might be a different story ;-)
@@WizardOfOss He's not quite 10 yet so I'll let him watch when he's a bit older. But I think My bro-in-law saw the live at Big Day Out one year circa late 90's/early 2000's I would have loved to be there too.
Du Hast means "you have". He sings "du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichs gesagt" That translates to "you have asked me and I didnt say anything"
and it also means "you hate".
@@vdhzeno "Du Hasst" means U Hate, not "Hast"
Yes!
@@vdhzeno Du hast = you have
Du hasst = you hate
Belive me, i'm German ;)
@@t.kupper7903 I was gonna chime in about it but scoured the comments first, and since you're German you'd know better than most of us non-German folks :)
If you don’t start banging your head when you hear this song, then you ain’t right 😜
Oh gosh... Crystal generation makes me sick...
You're damn right, my god, this generation is so fucked up!
Wir Deutschen haben schon paar geile Bands rausgebracht.
Ich würd da jetzt nicht übertreiben.
Nach Rammstein wirds da eher mager mit "geil"
@@HowlingMad86 Naja da gibts noch paar wie Böse Onkelz oder Die Ärzte
@@dirty9358
Ärzte war mal und Böse Onkelz...nä.
Onkelz 😍 aber die Ärzte 🤢
@@HowlingMad86 Oomph, Kreator, Sodom, Nachtblut, Eskimo Callboy, We Butter the Bread with Butter, Callejon...ich könnte noch einige aufzählen...aber naja ist alles metal
Tour manager: So, Till, how much will you be needing to spend on pyrotechnics for the upcoming Rammstein tour?
TIll Lindemann: Yes.
Natürlich 🤣
He isn't asked. He hands them a list and just says "make it happen".
... and that includes all the necessary paperwork because he is a licensed pyrotechnician.
It's more YOUR reaction than hers!
The best band Ive seen in my entire life. Been on 2 Rammstein conserts. Coldplay are reaaaaaaally nice live but Rammstein got that adrenaline and oooooh my god feeling!
Funfact: for their pyro-effects they use a Special Material which is totaly free of toxic ingredients. This Material is PRODUCED in Asia. Theres just a small amount of it and Rammstein buys half of the complete Product ion for their shows
It's just oil from some seeds, though still very toxic.
Here’s a fun fact. The lead singer was an Olympic swimmer.
@@petergriffin4629 i don't understand this can you play a lot of cutaways and references from the prehistoric times?
@@keuwlcat1319 Actually yes people used use the same oil in the middleages.
Rammstein is the best, you haven’t lived till you’ve been to a concert. Luckily for you they are coming to the USA this year.
Chicago in September..... I can't wait!!
Philadelphia in August!
I had no idea. Thank you
@@sinistersara9026 I'd buy tickets soon if you're gonna go, they're going fast.
@@davidnastelli6455 you ain't lying... the Chicago show has shit seats for $160 a pop.. fml lol
play for her from Rammstein: Heirate mich, Engel, Ich will,...
I love ich will
Min-Kyong Kang remember they did that one in XXX the movie with Vin Diesel.
Bückstabü, Ich Tu Dir Weh...
Jays us! Even a dead body reacts better to Rammstein than Annie. Girl, you definitely need to get out, go to concerts and enjoy music. Get into the mosh pit and let yourself go.
Fun fact that hasn't been mentioned yet. Christian "Flake" Lorenz - keyboardist is on that trendmill the entire concert not just the one song. It's not like they have short concerts either, majority of the time they play at least 90 minutes, but normally closer to 2 hours. ...............Second comment given i am close to you in age Thomas, challenge accepted :)
I read somewhere that the treadmill was his idea too because he thought he was too boring to look at just standing there playing the keyboard.
He must have massive glutes.
@@desireegriffin8369 And Flake likes walking too
@@desireegriffin8369 I heard he does the treadmill because he didn't like standing in one place.
All of that is true. There is another reason tho...at least to Flake...it helps him with the rythm.
Well atleast he is teaching her some culture 😝
I was 13 years old when I first heard this band and I was lucky to see them in Mexico and yes, I still have dreams of the show.
They're an industrial metal band. Saw them live at Rock em ring in Germany in 06. Holy sh$t! Life changing! I was there from 05 to 08 USAF.
Me being a 14 year old girl I think Rammstein is fricking awesome and I would absolutely love to go to a concert!!
So true about the tickets selling out in minutes.. Was lucky enough to see them on their European Stadium tour in Oslo. It's not just a concert, it's an experience. My 16 year old son had a blast!
I was stationed in Germany for 25 years (1990-2005 and 2006-2016), and I remember when Rammstein first came out. The great worry was that they were a right-winged band because of some of things they did (such as rolling their R's). Thankfully, that turned out not to be the case, and I enjoy hearing their music, as it's played, when I'm listening to Rockland Radio out of Mainz (or out of Trier), Germany (via Rockland's app on Simple Radio).
Rolling your R's is a dumb way to be accused of being right winged. It's just the Germanic language, Iceland also rolls their R's.
@@mikkitoro8933 I said "...such as..." in rolling the R's. I know the German language, as I'm fluent after being stationed there for 25 years. Most Germans do not roll their R's.
I am 14 years old and come from Germany, I kind of grew up with the band Rammstein. A year ago I was at a concert and actually also this one which unfortunately couldn't take place because of Corona. And I can say the show is epic
(my English is not the best)
Better than my german. Better grammer than some english speakers.
This will never happen at shitty Billie Eilish concert
I like her too
@@karanbirsinghbhullar what the fuck
Yeah both are cool
Billie who
Bro, you are mixing up they are not definetely in the same.
The indifference of a teenager while a huge insanely budgeted concert by an internationally renowned band happens is so metal
When your daughter likes a song it's like Simon Cowell actually enjoying something lol. Only she doesn't talk sh*t I love this song, the band is great and the performance was amazing. I'd like to hear some more Linkin Park but I'm not good at picking songs. This was cool. I'll have to check out this concert
Yeah nu metallish stuff are more accessible
Some disturbed could be fun too
I saw Rammstein for the first time over 20 years ago in Sydney, and it's still the best concert I've ever been to. I'm 38 and I've been to a lot of concerts and Rammstein is EPIC.
Rammstein - they are the most well-known band around the world .... and they do Industrial Metal
This band pushed me to go further to listen more metal bands ( sorry my english is a little broken )
I’ve seen these live twice now my 3rd time is coming up in a few months they are epic
Your right about one thing: we ❤️ Annie when she’s on this channel 😊
Yes, Rammstein rocks. Have seen them twice, Germany and Prague. In 2022 in Göteborg Sweden. Their live Performance is spectacular and their lyrics are awesome, a lot of times with double meanings. Greetings from Germany.
In their eyes you can see who the child really is. I love watching his eyes glow when he watches Rammstein. As we say in Germany: Herrlich :-)
I love Rammstein! Been listening to them since high school (graduated in 2000). I've always wanted to see them live and I finally will get my chance in September while they are here in LA. Can't wait! You should show Annie "Feuer Frei" by them. Same song that played at the beginning of the first XXX movie with Vin Diesel. I think she would dig all the fire. Anyway, keep up the great videos!
Greetings from a fellow 2000 grad on the east coast! I saw them in NYC back in 2010. Best damn show I've ever seen. You won't be disappointed.
I saw Rammstein live in Baltimore MD last time they were in the U.S. I don't speak German but it was still the best concert I've ever been to. Already have tickets to their upcoming concert at FedEx Field, praying this COVID19 doesn't screw it up
When a father has a younger spirit than his daughter
She would join in... In the fire of the moment with the amount of energy of the crowd, NO ONE is immune to it. I've seen Rammstein 4 times and my fifth is this next August and WOW!
No, this child may be a sociopath. If you have no emotional response to that stage performance you have no emotional compass.
They are not heavy metal, they are industrial metal band
Totally correct their industrial metal not many people know that about this band
to many people the distinction is useless, as they group all kinds of metal as 'heavy metal'
Which is basically the same
@@alexandrewolkmer7495 yeah... also it is basically rock music. And as we know quite alot of rock musician say they play rock'n'roll... so with this logic Rammstein are playing rock'n'roll
No, dear sir, you are wrong. There is a point of naming different styles with their own names. And the point is that they are not the same.
As we talk about industrial metal, I will give one more example. I know alot of metalheads and they call Rammstein and similar bands industrial, simply industrial. And it is wrong to call them that way. Listen to Throbbing Gristle or Cabaret Voltaire, that is industrial music. You will find out, it is different to the band from this video. Correct way would be post-industrial, still very broad terminology, and to be more clear industrial metal would be used.
And Industrial metal is a mix of electro-industrial and different kinds of metal music.
Don't make me start explaining difference between heavy, thrash and any other style.
So you see, it is not rock, it is not industrial. It is not even a mix of those two. Coz that would be industrial rock.
That is why I posted the comment saying that it is one genre and not another.
PS. Maybe people would think I am a nerd. Maybe I am. I listen too a lot of music and I know exactly what I am listening to.
The reason I asking people to distinguish the genres, because here in the internet you will not take the words to your heart. And you will avoid confusion and embarrassment from your unknowing of the matter if you would make a mistake offline.
They are also not industrial metal, the genre is called „Neue Deutsche Härte“
A 14-year-old mannequin "reacts" to Rammstein's Du Hast
I ask you, what other band can get 50,000 French people to scream in German, on command, in unison? Epic. Crushingly epic. Gives me goosebumps.
If she loves those fireworks do Engel, that is impressive, love those wings
I have seen live Rammstein 3 times already. Last time it was in Prague 2019. Their latest live tour is even more epic then the previous ones. It was the best time of my life.
Epic performance, I love their shows, nice reaction, you should try to go to their concerts, they will come to US on September 2020!
I would rather say that it is "industrial metal". Heavy metal is more like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest for instance. Just a side note. :)
It is industrial metal so you can take off the "
Your daughter will be hooked when she goes to her first concert! The energy that is at concerts are so addictive, it draws you in. I am about to turn 56, and I still have memories of the first concert I went to with my Aunt, God rest her soul, the concert was Led Zeppelin and that instilled me with the love of all music!!!
Love u. Rammstein is my favourite band
"du hast" - you have
"du hasst" - you hate
One of the greatest live bands to ever play on planet Earth!!
"I actually liked the song" - "Wait, what's happening here?" 😉
I flew from Germany all the way to Barcelona to see them perform live ass all concert in Germany were completely sold out. And you cannot image the gooseflesh it was giving me to stand in a crowd of 50.000 spanish people singing word by word in German. And the performance was exactly as awsome as I hoped!
"You hate" in german means "Du hasst" with two s´s unlike here with one s. So it means "You have..."
Harry Hirsch Correct!
But it sounds identical when spoken. And that's the point of the song, especially when "mich" is added. Du has(s)t mich = You (hate) have me.
@@BewareOfTheKraut Yep, it's all about the ambiguity. With every word added, the listener's thinking about where it's going. (At least the first time one hears it.) And they very nicely leave you with the time to process. You ... You hate (or have) ... You hate me (or have me) ... You've asked me (ah! the light goes on inside your head) ... You've asked me and I haven't said anything ...
@@fryke
Exactly.
more like a 14 year-old non reaction...
Greetings from Germany,
"du hast" translates to "you have", but a little twist in this song is that it sounds the same as "du hasst" which means "you hate". I don't know if that was intended, but the band stated that most of their songs are dealing with love in more than one aspect.
The song builds up from "you" to "you have asked me" to "you have asked me and I have said nothing". Then the refrain kicks in with wedding vows that are answered with a no. At least to my understanding.
It's a bit weird because based on the wording itself it is a wedding vow that is held by an official in a registry office. In the weddings, that I was a guest in, the official asks in a way that the answer is either yes or now, the bride and groom don't recite the text themselves.
"Willst du bis der Tod uns scheidet Treue sein für alle Tage" means "do you want to be faithful (to me) till death do us part"
&
"Willst du bis zum Tod, der scheidet Sie lieben auch in schlechten Tagen" means "Do you want, till death who separates, love her even in bad days"
So the first part seems to be asked by the partner and the second part seems to be asked by an official/ external person based on the wording itself.
Also "scheiden" can be translated to separate and to divorce.
To my understanding, the text deals with saying no at a wedding as long as "you have asked me and I have said nothing" is addressed towards an official. If "you have asked me..." addresses the partner, I would guess that it deals with saying no to a marriage proposal.
Of course she wouldnt join in. She wouldnt be drinking. Lol
Once she's of age, two $20 beers in she'll be jumping around with the rest of us screaming "I dont know what Im singing!!!"
Oh I see. She's just painfully shy. That's ok I was like that at her age. Now I'm just reserved. Glad she liked the song because Rammstein is awesome!
I saw the concert in Madison square garden I mean If you can make a bunch of Yankees sing in German, you know you're doing GREAT 👍🏻